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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
WORD TO TRAVELLERS
IMPORTANT sTERILIZE TOILET
ARTICLES IN TRANSIT.
Carelessness in This Respect May
Result in the Contraction of
Painful Cutaneous
Disorders.

Although the majority of womankind
are fairly well informed as to the vari-
Gus methods used in the newest treat
ment for skin or scalp troubles or in the
work of removing traces of neglect, not
one in hundred stops to inquire into
the especially important subject of ster-
ilizing all instruments necessary in this
work in such manner that the well be-
ing of the patrons may be assured, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer.
In fact, so careless are many women
in this respect that, although the souls
of daintiness as far as their personal be-
longings are concerned, they seem to be
perfectly oblivious to the dangers they
may run in submitting to treatments
from the hands of one who is not well
enough informed to realize the impera-
tive demand for scrupulous attention to
the details of her work.
For instance, in the popular works of
massage alone there are many ways In
which most disagreeable cutaneous dis
orders may be acquired, unless the ut
most precaution is observed. First of
all, one should demand that for each
subject a clean covering for the top of
the operating chair must be provided.
The bandage used about the head to
keep the locks from becoming oily must
also be taken from freshly laundered
assortment, while the towels used about
| the neck of the gown will naturally come
4 from the same source. This is but the
beginning of the good work, and now
1 one must observe the operator. If she
does her work carefully she will scrub
her hands thoroughly not only the mo-
ment she finishes one massage, but also
before she commences another, and in
addition she will immerse them in an
! antiseptic solution.
The cup that is used for cleansing the
face before the massage is commenced
must also be immersed in a sufficiently
strong lotion and allowed to remain III
this mixture until ready for use, wheI
it may be rinsed with very warm water
or washed in milder lotion, if neces
sary.
All electrical instruments, such as tn,
rollers, tiny hammers, vibratiles. mus
also be sterilized in the same manner
ar1 here, when one might think precau
tions could cease, still another matter il
to be considered. This is in connection
with the cream to be used upon the ski
for the purpose of aiding the manipula
tion and also for remedying various de
fects.
Although this cream is necessity ant
may even have medicinal qualities, still
If the operator dips her fingers into tn
jar and applies the cream to the face o
one patient, then continues the sam
tactics whit others as they appear, tn
oils may easily become fertile breedin;
places for the very germs one has sough
to avoid in adopting the other precau
tions just mentioned The only way t
avoid this danger is to remove sufficien
cream for use in one massage by dip
ping bit of cotton into the jar, or els
by means of a small ivory instrument
thus not inserting the fingers at all.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
RAILROAD COMING.


Minneapolis, Nov. 2. William
Peyton Mason, president of the
SanFrancisco, Idaho & Montana
Railway company, announces to-
day the financing in New York
of the first 210 miles of the road.
The work will be done by the
SanFrancisco, Idaho & Montana
Railroad Construction company,
formed for that purpose. The
construction work is to begin at
once, and the road is to be finish
ed by January /, 1907. 1t is es-
timated to cost 50, 100000. The
first section of the road to be
built will extend from the Snake
river valley, in Idaho, southwest
to Winnemucca, Nevada, where
connection will be made with
the Southern Pacific, thus bring
ing the Snake river valley 600
miles nearer SanFrancisco. The
route is laid through the district
in which about SIS, 100000 is be-
ing spent by the government and
private corporations in irriga-
tion works.
The work of construction will
begin within go days from a
point on the west side of Snake
river, near Caldwell, and from
Winnemucca, Nevada. This sur
vey has been accepted and much
of the line cross-sectioned. AS
soon as the work is well under
way on this part of the line,
work will begin at or near Oro-
vile, Cal, coming this way to
Mason, Nevada.
The line viii run directly from
the Snake river TO Mason, near
old Camp McDermott. 1t then
veers south to Winnemucca. The
distance to Mason is 100 miles,
and from the Snake river to
\ Winnemucca is 172 miles. The
ties and timber will come from
that part of the line west OF
Mason. The work of laying
steel will begin at Winnemucca
and come this way in order to
save freights.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.

Under authority of an order of
sale granted by the Probate
court, of the County of Custer,
State of Idaho, dated the 25th
day of October, 1905, | viii sell
at private sale the following 'des-
cribed real estate: An undivid-
ed half interest in and to a GER
tain ranch, known as the Jump
& Sawyer Ranch," situated on
East Fork of Salmon River,
about eight miles from the town
of Clayton, in Custer county,
Idaho. The sale will be made
on or after the 18th day of Nov
ember, 1905, and bids will be re
ceived at Clayton, Idaho.
Terms of Sale; Ten per cent.
payable at the time of the sale,
and balance upon confirmation
by the court.
BUDLONG CARMAN,
Administrator of the Estate OF
William E. Sawyer, deceased
Dated Oct. 81, 1905.
First publication Oct. 81, 1905.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
Curious Postal Regulation.

There exists curious postal regula-
tion in France whereby letters addressed
to the president of the republic, to the
presidents of the senate and chamber
and to the prefect of police do not require
to be stamped. The Matin has taken ad-
vantage of this to organize new system
of petitioning in favor of penny postage.
With every paper sold post card is in
closed addressed to the president of the
chamber of deputies. The readers are
asked to sign it and drop it in the near
est post box. The postal authorities are
the only people who may not fully appre-
ciate the beauties of scheme involving
the collection and distribution of per-
haps half million cards. = Chicago
Journal.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
Ancient Mystery Explained.

The last of the dodos, feeling its end
approaching, made its way to Egypt,
stood in front of the Sphinx, and
tapped its useless little wings.
SISTER" said the dodo, Il am about
to become extinct, and have come to
say good-by. l shall disappear from
the face of the earth. but you win live
through the ages. If ever the time
comes when you are free from your
VOW of silence and can speak, you can
just tell posterity that you saw me-
The Sphinx made no reply to this.
but tried so hard to keep its face
straight that its nose fell off.--Chicago
Tribune.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
DIED.
Dated Nov. q, 1905.

At 10 a. M, Tuesday, October
31st, 1905, in Bonanza, Custer
county, Idaho, Joseph Cereghino,
an old resident of Custer county
The deceased was a native of
Italy, and about 81 years of age.
He came to America 40 years
ago AMI lived in California some
years; afterward he lived a num-
Der of years in Utah, and came
up to the Yankee Fork country
in 1879, of which he has since
been a resident.
The cause of his death was
consumption of the lungs brought
on by an attack of pneumonia
about Il years ago. He was an
upright, honorable citizen and
leaves many friends and old ac-
quaintances to mourn his loss.
He leaves three sisters in Italy
aud several cousins in SanF'ran-
cisco. His body was laid TO rest
in the old Bonanza cemetery at
3 O'Clock p. M, Nov. 1st, where
many of the old timers are sleep
ing their last sleep.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
Weight After Eating.

1t has been seriously asserted by
mar people that we are naturally
lighter after meal, and they have even
gone the length of explaining this by
the amount of gas that is developed from
the food. Average observations, how
ever, show that we lose three pounds
six ounces between night and morning;
that we gain one pound II ounces by
breakfast; that we again lose about ii
ounces before lunch; that lunch puts on
an average of one pound; that we again
lose during the afternoon an average oil
ten ounces. but that an ordinary dinner
to healthy persons adds two pounds
two ounces to their weight.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DESERT LANDS).
Department OF the Interior,
United States Lana ONCE.
Idaho. Sept. 18th, 1865.

HALEY, Idaho. Sept. 18th, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in
tention to make final proof in support OF their
desert-la land claims and that said proof will be
made before Geo. L. Morgan. Q. S. Commis-
sioner athis ofhce.at Mackay, Idaho, on Nov
22nd. 1905, viz:
Joseph Clark. D. f ss2, Sw94 NW4, Sw4
Section 20 NWA NWJ6 sec. 20, TIP. 9, n, r
y F.. .B. M, entered July 18th, 1901.
Thomas Oldham d. E. s74. SW54 NE14, NW14
rIWA, SEA NE1l SW4 Sec. %, Tp-9 N, K. ,
E., b M. entered July l. 1901,
Charles H. Farrsworth, d. E., 1888, NW14
sen, sl SEA. Sec. 20, M NE14. NE4 NW4
SM Nw4. Sec. %, TIP. Q, N, r. p E.. B. NJ.
entered July 18th, 1907.
And that said claimants expect TO prove that
said land has been properly irrigated AID re.
claimed in the manner required by law, by two
of the following witnesses
Charles H. Farnsworth, Thomas Oldham
William c. Everett, Wilburn Duggins, JOSEPH
Clark All OF Chilly, Idaho.
Nj. SHARP, Register.
First publication Oc:. 24th, 1905.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Questions will be issued for
First, Second and Third Grade
county certificates for the Nov
ember examination.
The examination will be held
the last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of the month, Nov. %,
"a and 25, at Challis, Idaho.
LOUISE BASCOM,
County Supt.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The following warrants against
Custer county viii be paid with
interest to date, if presented
within so days from date of this
notice
CURRENT WARRANTS.
ISSUED Apr. 14th, 1905).
Nos. 16 to 38 inclusive.
REDEMPTION WARRANTS.
Current Expense issue of Jan.
10th, 1905.)
Nos. PAT and 248.
Interest .O7 per cent from date
of registry to date of payment,
if presented within ten days af-
ter date of this advertisement.
Interest ceases 10 days after@date
of this advertisement.
E. J. CLYDE,
County Treasurer.
Dated Nov. q, 1905.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land ONCE at Hai ey, Idaho, l
November luh, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that the fellowiRg-
nayaed settler has filed notice of intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made tefcre L. II. John
ston. United States Commissioner for the lis
trict OF Isaho. at CAalHs. Custer coenty, Ida
he. on December 9th. 1906. viz Ellen Muir
ply H. E. 2ol2 for the Sls SEA. EH SWA OF
sec. 81. TIP. Is N. R. 2i E. B. M.
She names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of saia LAND, viz;
Frank Aalseed, of Chal:is. Custer Co, Idaho.
Benjamin Borleson, OF FL is,
John f. Short, of May, Lenni
Michael McIovern 9
IN. ]. SHARP, Register
First publication Nov. 2ist, 1905.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21

Parties going out on the stages
will find this a convenient hotel
to stop at, as the drivers board
here. Meals always promptly
on time. Located one door
west of the telephone Office.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
s@NEW=S
6hdIIiS House /!
Q'ygE1 q D
3#fSlea's2 lf$sea's2
ROBERT MORRISON, Prop.

The New Challis House is strict
ly First t-Class hotel, and the
meals and accommodations can
not be surpassed in the county.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

The Challis Social Club will
hold a series of club dances in
this city during this winter and
spring, to consist of twelve dan
ces, as follows
Nov. "a 80.
December 8 -25.
January LIP 26.
February 9-22.
March 9-16.
Ticket for series of $500.
This is ideal weather for Nov
.ember.
]. G. Fox and w. Fl. Felkner
went down to Mackay Wednes-
day on mining business.
Mr.. Rebel, who bonded the
Ed. Williams group of mining
claims at Parker Mountain, ar
rived in Challis last week and
made visit to the property. He
is highly pleased with the out
look, and his company will push
development work. Supplies
have been taken to the mines for
this purpose, and busy season
of work is looked for.
| Col. McFadden returned to his
mines last week. He expects to
return to Challis next week and
dispose of his property here.
Clay Vance of Dickey made a
business trip to Challis last
week.
Geo. Emery and John Hodson
were down from Bayhorse dur
ing the past week.
Rev. Geo. L. McDougal made
a visit to Gibbonsville last week.
Thomas Jose killed a large
wild cat at his ranch near Chal-
! lis Thursday evening last.
e Col. James McFadden desires
to express his heartfelt thanks
to all the kind friends and neigh
bors in Challis who so lovingly
and kindly watched and cared
! for his wife during her last sick
ness and death.
Grand musical concert at the
: 1. o. O. f. Hall, Challis, Wed
t nesday evening, Nov. 29th.
. Thanksgiving Nov. Both.
!, First club party next Frida!
night
Miss Mae Scott, State Supt
of Public Instruction, arrived il
Challis last Thursday, and th'
: following day visited the publi
school of this city She inform
ed us that she was highly pleas
/. ed with the excellent work being
. accomplished by this school, bu
regretted its crowded condition
b and expressed an opinion tina
Il there should be two more de
partments added also two NOR
|. teachers. This was Miss Scott
D first visit to this portion of Gus
n ter county. She departed Sun
{, day for Salmon City.
!. Word was received at this off
le ce last week from Thomas Grov
Z 1T was reported that he wa
dead. He is located at Ellamas
+ Alaska.
e, John III. Thomas writes us ths
he Is now located aU FOcauello'
That was quite a democrati
u landslide in Ohio on the 9TH.
Albert Honey has returned t
Challis from Kansas.
"a Year in HELP is the It'll
y. of a book written by St. LOU
= man. He'll get over it however
i and learn to like st. Louis. Th
:. first year there always make
'em feel that way.
Id A Challis boy has given an e.
id cellent definition of friend.
D friend is a person who knows a
about you and likes you just tn
t. same. "
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21

Board and Lodging at reasonable
rates. The tables are always
supplied with the best the
market affords. Good aeon
modations for travelling men
and the public.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21

Good Sample Rooms for
Commercial Men. X X X
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-21
A Grand Concert will be given
at the /. o. o. F. Hall,

Wednesday Evening, Nov. 29th,
1905, commencing at 7:30 o'clock
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-28
Rome nOtatkI teIegraflCzns.

w Petersburgu Rad zamknat
drukarnie, wydajace tygodniki humo-
rystyczne.
- Zbuntowani Lotysze pragna do
"rzeczypospolitej litewskiej'" przyfa'
czyc Pskow. 5000 powstanc6w wyru-
szylo ma zdobycie tego miasta.
= Gazety chinskie radza swym
czytelnikom odzwyczai6 sic cd uzywa-
MIA opium.
- zjazd delegatow miast pruskich
zamierza potepiG rzadowa nowele
szkolna, majaca charakter wyznanio-
wy tendencya szerzenia protestanty-
Zmu.
- powinszowaniami noworoczne-
mi przybeda do Berlina pierwszy raz
generalowie bawarscy.
- Zanosi sic ma ,nowy strajk gene
rainy weglarzy " kopalniach nadreh-
skich.
= Rad austryacki uwzglednil wszy
stkie zadania urzednikow ma kolejach
zelaznych, ME zanosi sic przeto ma
nowy strajk.
= Amerykanka Anna Randolph ba-
wiac W Rzymie, dostala ob}edu, wys-
koczyla okna trzeciego pietra "a
biia sic ma miejscu.
- Znany W Scranton kupiec Frank
A. Field, cieszacy sic dobra opinia, 20
stai aresztowany pod zarzutem wla-
mania sic do skiadu jubiiera.
= Dyrektorzy towarzystw ubezpie-
czen W New Yorku ME troszczyli sic o
to, jakich legislator6w przykupywai
ich agent, Judge" Hamilton, dawali
mu tylko tyle pieniedzy, lie chciai.
Department rolnictwa poleca
herbate prasowana, kt6ra sprzedawac
beda W tabliczkach.
w Memphis, Tenn. zbankrutowa-
ly try banlSi.
- Czlonkowie unii weglarzy W Ha-
zleton postanowili pannie Roosevelt
posiac W prezencie wagon wybornych
wesii. Bedzie to ola niej prezent slu-
bny.
= Gosny magnat tramwajowy
Charles T. Yerkes ley ma iozu smier-
telnem W New Yorku..
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kROTKIE NOTATKl M|EJSKlE.

- Henry Wolff stanie dzisiaj przed
sadem okregowym pod zarzutem mad
uzywania poczty.
-. Me wolno sprzedawac trunkow
ME pelnoletnim.
- Dyrekcye szpital6w chca wpfy-
nae ma wiadze miejskie, ably pofozyiy
koniec buczeniu swistaniu w NoWy
Rok, gdyzs to odbija sic szkodliwie ma
chorych.
- Wczoraj uwolniono Marye Far
rell cd wszelkiej odpowiedzialnosci "a
smierc meza.
w przeciagu 20 dni aresztowano
80 osob, kt6re dopusciiy sic kradziezy
W skladach.
- Do biura F. L. Watsona, bogate-
60 kupca, wkradli sic rabusie zabra'
II kilka znaczkow pocztowych.
- Denis Foley zostai postrzelony
przez Johna Foley'a.
- Niema sladu pana miodego,
Charlesa K. Warren, kt6ry sic ulotni
iak kamfora kilka godzin przed slu'
benz zostawiajac narzeczona, Agniesz'
ke O'Donoghue W kiopotliwem poioze
niu.
- 14-letnia Marta Schuster uciekia
21.letnim Johnem Richards.
= Pociag kolei Pennsylvania zabii
Jamesa Patton ma miejscu. Glowa byia
odcieta cd ciala.
= julius Turner straca zycie ma ko-
lei Burlington, pociag frachtowy roz-
szarpaI go W kawaly.
= Polcyant James Farrell skaleczya
reke kiedy chcial usunat niebezpie-
czehstwe jake czyhaio ma woznice
kompanii U. s. Coal Co.
= Marya Zrohaska. 1904 41st Ct.
umaria nagle ma chorobe sercowa-
- Franciszek Dodnek. 1898 Escana-
ba ave. 'chciai precise miedzy dwoma
wagonami ziamai sobie przez to diva
zebra.
= Joseph DAILY, mike" Cavanagh,
Jozef Dorny Frank Baskalowski "a
placili po kilka dolar6w kary "a zle.
zachowanie sic. Byli aresztowani pod
zarzutem zab6jstwa, ale i'm mic ME u
dowodniono.
- Jan Szymahsh South Chicago
zapiacii s25 "a to, re zapalil papiero-
So W tramwaju
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Kronika MiejscoWa,
Panika.

Ma przerazliwy krzyk "gorep
osmset ludzi rzucilo sic do drzwi
w wielkiej fabryce Hart, Schaef-
finer i Marx, 253-261 Market ul.
ChIopcy dziewczeta zajeci w ia
bryce, zaalarmowani krzykiem
przestraszonego wyrostka, ktory
zauwazyl, re z acknowledgement
przyrzadow ciecze woda obficie,
starali sic jak najpredzej wydo-
STAG sic siodmego pietra ma
wolne powietrze. Niektorzy ma
wet spuszczali sic ma drabinach
bckpieczehstwa, gdyz wszystkie
.wyjscia fabryki byly zapelnione
uciekajacymi robotnikami.
Obesz1o sic bez powaznego wy
padku, procz lekkich drasniec
ma twarzy i rekach Mkt ME od-
ni6sl ciezkich ran, wszyscy wy
szli bezpiecznie.
Nadjechala straz pozarna, ale
pozaru ME bylo. System automa-
tycznego fskrapiania woda byl
wadliwy i dal faiszywy alarm.
Robotnicy wrocili do piracy. Me
bezpieczna rzecz,, zwlaszcza
gdzie pracuja setki ludzi, bo mo-
re zajse straszna katastrofa.
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Czwartek dnia 2Sgo Grudnia 1906 r.
kretarzem stanowym Danielem

kretaTzem stanowym Danielem
E. Storms, poczem wezwai
Stormsa do podania sic do dymi-
syi. Storms byi I pazdziernlka
d}uzny s'tanowi $4,000, przeka-
zal przeto poreczycielom Papiery
wartoSiciowe ma sumo $4,000, a
reszte dlugu pokryli jego przyJa-
ciele. We wrzesniu zrezygnoWaf
urzedu stanowy audytor Sher-
rick, pozostajac diuznym $I47,-
600, a generalny adjutant John
Ward mus;ai takze zrezygnoWac,.
poniewaz miaI nance w kasie
$3.50.
Washington, 2S grudnia.
Trustysi uniwersytetu Howarda
przyjeli rezygnacya prezydenta
dra Tohna Gordon, ktoremu stu
denci Negrzy urzadzali nieprzy-
jazne demonstracye tego powo-
du, re uchodziI "a cziowieka ME
sprzyjajacego Ml1rzynom. Cor
don ustepuje Z kohcem roku
szkolnego, lecz ma razie dano mu
urlop.
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Eksplozya.


Fatalnie sic skonczyiy przygo-
.towania do przedstawienia W ko-
szarach arrnii zbawienia. Zaszla
eksplozya wodoru, ktorego mia
no uzy6 przy steryoptykonle'
Kapitan A. w. Follet regulowal
lampe W chwili kiedy nastapil
straszny wybuch. Lewa noga ka-
pitana zostala strzaskana, tax, re
musiano ia amputowac w szpi-
talu Englewood. Follet umarf
ma stole operacyjnym. Lzejsze
rany otrzymalv Goldie Follet,
Josephine Schofield, Nettie Hol-
zapfel i John Cockerbeen.
Eksplozya wybuchla wczoraj
wieczorem, spowodowal ia kapi-
tan, zapalaiac przy zbiornikach
gazu zapalke.
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Powstanie W Moskwie stfumione.
Wojska spelniaja wszedzie swoj obowiazek.
so LETNI JUBILEUsZ KAPkANsTWA PAPIEzA.


wsiada ma okrety ucieka z mia
sta. Wczoraj zamknieto banki.
Pekin, 20 grudnia. - w Chi
mach coraz wvrazniej rozbrzmiewa
haslo "Chiny dla Chinczykow',
wzmaga sic przeto nienawisc ku
cudzoziemcom. Podtrzymuja ten
rdch studenci, ktorzy ksztalcili
sic "a granica, oraz dziennikarze.
Ostatnie manewry wojska pod
niosly ducha Chihczykow, kto-
rzy obecnie So pewni, ze ME go
rzej bic sic beda, niz Japohczycy
W Mandzuryi. Bojkot kupcow a
merykahskich ME ustaje.
Berlin, 2S grudnia. = w tutej-
szych koiach urzedowych panuje
przekonanie, re Rad rosyJskl
zgnioA powstanie anarchistow l
re dla Rosyi nastaje obecnie epo'
ka reform. Duma narodowa otrzy-
ma wiadze prawodawcza i dopo-
,, moze carowi do zagojenia ran od-
niesionych w zapasach z Japonia
j zywiolami przewrotu.
Rzyrn, 28 grudnia. - Czynia
sic juz przygotowania do obcho-
du jubileuszu 5o-letniego kaplah-
stwa papieza Piusa Xgo. Ma zy-
czenie jubilata obch6d ma mice
charakter wWiacznie religijny.
Postanowiono w roznych kra-
jach ustanowic komitety jubileu-
szowe. Pielgrzymki caiego
swiata podaza do Rzymu re
swietopietrzem.
Washington, 2S grudnia. = Sc
kretarz stanu otrzyma} wiado-
mosc re San Domingo, ze vice
prezydent Caceres zostal nastep-
ca prezydenta Morales, ktory ma
czele ganstki swoich zwolenni-
kow stoi w odlegfosci 10 mil cd
stolicy. Cabinet ogiosii odezwe,
mianujaca Caceresa tymczaso-
wynn prezydentem. Miasto jest
spokojne i tylko kilka osob 20
sta7o aresztowanych. Przedsta-
wiciele mocarstw powrocili do
miasta ze swych rezydencyj ma
prowincyi. Gubernator Puerto
Plata, ktory ma razie ME usiu-
chal rozkazu, azeby zlozyl urzad,
uznaI obecnie "a stosowne wyje-
chac z nliasta.
Waszyngton, as grudnia. -
Kiedy prezydent dowiedziai sic
o planie, powzietym W Baker Ci-
ty, Ore, azeby edla jego corki
zbierac posag droga skladek ma
rodowych, oswiadczyi stanowczo,
re ma TAXI projekt ME zgadza sic.
Uprasza o zaniechanie niedo-
rzecznego zamiaru.
Cincinnati, o.. 28 grudnia. -
Grand jury wniosla oskarzenie
przeciw II tutejszym przedstawi-
cielom kompanij weglowych, "a
rzucajac i'm zorganizowanie sic
W celu podniesienia cen wegla,
stanowiacego artykui codziennej
potrzeby. Take zorganizowanie
sic stanowi spisek ma niekorzysc
og6iu ludnosci. Klerk sadowy
wezwai wszystkich oskarzonych,
azeby oczyscili sic z zarzutu
pred sadem.
Annapolis Md, aS grudnia. :
DziS pred sadem wojennym roz-
poczyna sic process studenta aka
demii marynarki Trenmora COT
fin, z Carson City, Nevada, oska-
rzonego o branie udzialu W zne-
.caniu sic mad Gordonem. P.
Kinlbrough z Germantown,
Tenn. Kimbrough zlozyi swiade-
ctwo ma niekorzysc Coffina, lecz
wladza akademii ME uczynila z
jtego swiadeetwa .w4asdiwego u
zytku.
Indianapolis. aS grudnia. -
Ghbernator Hanley konferowa{
/ przez dwie godziny z general
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