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The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

The Lao river 10 the Mandarin road
Gen. Lincyitch's army. which held the
important positions az the bend OF
the Shakho river, including Erdagou
hill. comprised the First European and
the First. Second, Third and Fourth
Siberian corps, Rennenkampn's mo-
bile division and Samsonoffs cavalry.
The troops which arrived in January
and February. probably two corps. are
not included In this list
The losses in the operations preced.
ing the battle and those In the battle
proper must have reached enormous
proportions. but up To the present
neither side has attempted an esti-
mate. They will exceed the Shakhe
losses, in which the Russians alone
lost in killed and wounded and miss.
Ing $1,000 men.
Field Marshal Oyama arranged his
attack so that the Chinese city Of
Mukdon should not come within tho
range OF battle, rather an easy task
as the Russians had no positions i'm.
mediately around the city. as was tho
case at Lao Yang, and the Russian
town is two miles from the outer
walls OF the old city. The western
imperial tombs were under she'll FIRE
but no account has been given OF the
damage, II any. that they suffered
Tho eastern tombs. around which the
Russians had erected positions. appar.
emily did not come within the range
OF tho Japanese shells.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

Trust Baking Powdsrs
sell for Is or 20 cents
per pound and may -
Identified BY this oxsr>
bitant price. They are
q menace % public
health. as food prepared
from them contains
large quantities OF Ro-
chclle salts. a dangerous
cathartic drug.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
Yacht Builders Mistake.

Tho British royal yacht Victoria
and Albert has been defective in sta
bility from the first The story in tho
navy IS that the computcr in making
his calculations inadvertently added
the date on the paper-1S97-into a
column Of figures. the mistake not be-
ing discovered til the yacht was wob-
bling In the water.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

Gas Company Drills Down 300 Feet
and Discovers Some Petroleum.

Louisville, H.. Dispatch: A small
quantity OF oil was struck at lola.
eight miles north OF here. at a depth
of 500 feet, by natural gas company
OF Springfield. Three veins OF coal
ranging from rs TO 36 inches have
been drilled through. Salt water
stands 700 feet in the hole. but drill
ing goes on day and night The gas
company has leased 1000 to 1000
acres OF land.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
KouropatkIn Ready to Retire.

nouropatkln Ready to Retire.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of
tho London Times says: General
kouropatkin has asked the emperors
gracious permission to hand over his
command, alleging that he is In urg-
ent need OF physical and mental
rest"
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
(297IWANN]
Jrsr srNp Zoe ANp rus NOTICE

JUST BIND IUC AND TINS NOTICE
10 the John A. Salzcr Seed Co. la Crosse,
Wis, and they will send YOU free a sample
Of this Wheat and other farm seeds. to-
gcther with their great catalog, worth
$1,000 toany wide.awako farmer. w. N.U.1
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

The success of Field Marshal Oyama
in surrounding tae Russian army is
one Of the maryols OF modern war
fare. Accepting the challenge Of Gen.
Kouropatkin the willy japanese lead
er sent part OF his troops around the
left OF the Russian forces. while keep
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
RAILROAD MAY USE The sTs9sT
Terre Haute Council Permits south.r,
Indiana 10 Reach union 49,,

lnoIaha 10 heach Union Depot.
Terre llaute, Ind. dispatch Tho
city council passed an ordinance Civ.
ing the Southern Indiana road tho uso
OF street 70 enter tho Union depo,
with the Chicago division now build.
ing. Public sentiment was so strong
in favor OF the ordinance because Of
the benefit the Southern Indiana
has been and promises to be 10 the
city that objections OF property own.
ers we're disregarded by the council
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
Deht In petalI

The document gives the total in
debtedness OF Sauto Domingo in the
following condensed form;
Foreign bonds Ocss those 10 he do.
liverod 20 the Dominican government
under the protocoD, s14.S42.G97. I'm.
proyement company debt, $500 600;
general internal floating debt. stG74..
6it; special internal floating debt 3l..
552 500. bills of the National bank
(bout s1500.000) nominal al average
redemption price. 1915 600, interna-
tional claims S373.1lG; unclassified In.
ternal debt estimated at 100000.
arrears Of interest under French-B Bel
gian contract. about si75 600. arrears
of installmonts under protocol with
United states for benefit OF Improve
ment company. $4,000; total. $24..
G43 .3S7
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

lie who thinks his place below him
will certainly be below his place
Sir John Hershcl.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

Human improvement is from within
outward rd.-James Anthony kroude.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
Walks 5000 Miles.

Marcello. the Isle Of Man pedes
trian. who. for n wager OF $4,000. un-
dertook TO walk 5000 miles in 100
days. was in Grlmsby, Yorkshire. ON
Feb. TO- having covered 1888 milca
since September. A collie dog is his
sole companion.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
LIMITS TREATY
To TEN YEARS
Senator Hale Offers an Amend
ment to the Compact
With Domingo,
MAY EXTEND The AGREEMENT
Circumstances at End Of Period to
Determine Whether or Not It is
Necessary for United States to Re.
main in Control

Washington. y. c.. special Senator
Cullom In executive session of the
senate Friday reported fayorably the
Santo Domingo treaty.
Senator Hale offered an amendment
to the treaty providing that all pro-
ceedIngs under il shall cease and de-
termine in ten years unless the life
OF the treaty is extended by another
convention.
No formal report on the treaty was
presented from the committee either
by the majority or tho minority and
It Is understood none will be pre-.
pared
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
santo pomlnno pebts.

Data compiled by Senator Morgan
relating TO the debts of Santo Domingo
and negotiations that have been had
looking TO their settlement. including
the thirty-nrst annual report Of the
council Of the corporation OF foreign
hundholders has been printed by the
senate as public document
The document gives history of
The foreign debt. beginning with the
year 1869 and continuing to the pres
Ont time Incorporated IN tho d0cu.
mont Is tho full text OF the protocol
under which the United States un-
dortook the settlement OF tho claim Of
the Santo Domingo Improvement com
pauy and the text Of the award OF
the arbitrators
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25

The Best Results In starehlns
can be obtained only by using Do
hance Starch. besides getting on
more for same money-no cooking re-
Quired.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
Important 20 Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle of CAsTORfA.
a safc aud sure remedy for infants and children,
cnd SEQ that u
The diamond drill., 1905-03-25
Calumet
Baking
Powder

A perfectly health
full powder made
by improved chem
ical methods and
of accurately pro-
portioned materials
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
the continental
NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO
OF CHICAGO
RESOURCES.

Report of Condition ut Close Of Business
Friday, August 25th. 1908.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
OFFICERS.
DIRECTORS.

A General Foreign Exchange Business
transacted.
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit Is.
sued availsble In all parts OF the world.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
RESERVOIR PROJECT
.RoWER .AN0 WATER PLANT At
EMPIRE.
Chain Of Reservoirs Planned, To
oether With Tunnel Through the
Range FROM Pacific Side.

Den-er. Feb. 15.-Capital has been
secured at Cincinnati. says the Re-
publican. to be used In constructing a
power and water plant at Empire. Col
orado. w. P. Clough. mayor OF En-
pire. has just personally negotiated
transactions in Cincinnati and Is now
completing the details. Fred ShafYer,
a wsllkno~n mining man of that dis
trict. is also interested in the deal.
The company win be known as the
Clear Creek County Power A. Irriga-
ton Company. and will have a capital
of $L000, 900. Construction work has
been commenced already.
Mr.. Clough and Mr.. Shaffer own the
land and water rights covering Middle
Clear creek from Empire west TO the
summit of the Continental divide. This
includes the normal flow of water In
that portion of Clear Greek. and be-
sides this, they have the appropriation
for the headwaters of VasQuez creek
on the Pacific coast side OF the main
range, extending down to the survey
VIII. re the Moffat line will be built. At
the present time the Camp Shaffer
Mining Investment and Power Corpor-
alton Is driving an s.000-foot tunnel
trough the main range to bring this
water through TO Clear creek. While
opening up the silver-lead mineral
properties of this company. IL will also
aad 5.000 inches of water to the regu-
lar flow In Clear creek. or practically
double the amount of water flowing In
Clear creek.
chain Of five storage reservoirs,
having capacity of 100000 goo cubic
feet of water will be constructed by
building large dams. and from this re-
serve force. and the water flowing
through the tunnel and into the creek.
II viii be possible 10 irrigate from TO-
600 TO 1900 acres of land 10 the east
and northeast of Golden. where there
is not enough water now to accomplish
the purpose.
The power generated VIII be about
10000 horse power and the proposition
will represent the second largest in the
state. The fact that the plant will be
located about two miles above Empire
and only about fifty miles from Denver.
makes its possible to generate and
transmit power for sale to this city.
Il was greatly pleased TO hear Of
Mr.. Clough's success in the East" said
Mr.. ShafYer last night. Il am heavily
interested In the new proposition and
Mr.. Clough and myself have spent
three years In getting things In shape.
He has worked hard and deserves sue
cess. There are many things In con
nection with the big enterprise which
cannot be made public at this time. but
one thing is certain, and that is that II
II one of the coming big propositions
Of Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
=. A. Fatkenhurg Dead.

Denver. Feb. 15.-F. A. Falkcnburg.
head consul OF the Woodmen of the
World and president Of the organiza-
tion which embraces the principal fra
ternal organizations OF the United
| States and Canada. and a resident Of
Denver, died in Los Angeles. Califor-
MIA, yesterday morning at 1:o5 O'Clock
For more than a week he was known
to be In a critical condition. and for
several days had held to life with the
merest thread. Death resulted from a
complication of nervous and kidney
troubles. Mr.. Falkenburg Was a man
who numbered friends by thousands.
and his death will cause sorrow not
only among the Woodmen camps. but
all fraternal societies and the general
public.
Lire had been sustained for several
days by powerful stimuiants. which
gradually failed TO aid the sufferer. Al
the bedside when death came were his
wife. daughter. and private secretary.
J. w. McHenry. BY request OF Mrs
Falkenburg the remains were laid in
state At the undertaker's In Los An
geles for a short time. although no
ceremonies were possible. The remains
were shipped to Denver at s O'Clock
last night. accompanied by the imme
dtate relatives. Secretary McHenry and
Head Adviser John II. Foley. Mrs.
Falkenburg was in a nervous state and
fears are entertained that she will not
be able to stand the trip.
| The funeral services will be held In
Denver Sunday afternoon at Trinity
church. OF this church Mr.. Falken-
burg was a member and was promi-
nently Identified with It's work. The
services will be conducted by the
Woodmen OF the World.
Among the prominent ofiicials who
will be present will be Sow
ereign Commander J. c. Root of
Omaha, founder OF the order: Sover
eign Clerk John F. Yates OF Omaha;
Supreme Guardian Emma b. Manches
ter OF omaha; Mrs. Carrie b. Van Ors
dall OF Pendieton. Oregon. supreme
guardian of the Women Of Woodcraft
arss J. l.. Wright Of Leadville. grand
clerk Of the Women Of Woodcraft.
Head Adviser John H. Foley of Los
Angeles becomes head consul pro TEN
pore with the death of Mr.. Falken.
burg.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
Land Fraud Indictments.

Portland, Ore. Feb. 15.-The United
States grand jury has returned an in
dictment charging United States Sena-
tor Mitchell. Congressman John N
Williamson and Binger Hermann, and
others. With having conspIred to have
created the Blue Mountain forest re
serve in eastern Oregon. with the in
tep.ion Of defrauding the government
out of public lands and Of also conspir-
ing to obtain possession Of more than
100000 acres Of public school land 10
Gated in the several states. valued at
100000.
In the Indictment are implicated
John H. Mitchell. Binger Hermann,
John N. Williamson. Franklin Pierce
M~ys, w. N. Jones and George Soren-
son.
Indictments were also returned this
afternoon against former United
States District Attorney John b. Hall,
Private Detective H. p. Ford, former
Major H. L. Rees, Deputy Sheriff Jonn
Cordano. 4. p. Caylor. q local grain
broker. add Fred Simpson. saloon
keeper.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
OYSTER excEls AS FOOD.
Easily Dicestlble and Highly Bene
fetal to the Nerves.

Recent experiments show the great
diEe' tbillty of the oyster. When
tie oyster was crushed and placed
matter was Dissolved. When the oys
ter vas placed urcrushed In the same
medium one fourth OF It's solid mat
ter was dissolved. II is believed that
II the oyster be chewed more than
hall Of IL Is dissolved In the mouth.
Cold water appears to be the best
thing to drink with oysters. But chab-
lis is good. dissolvIng 3s per cent OF
the solid matter OF the oyster.
What are the solids of the OYSTER
They are the proteids corresponding
&. tie lean Of meat or the white Of ar
egg. fat, stsrchy matters and glyco-
gen. This last means the substance
which the liver manufactures for
future use. II is very like sugar. and
sugar. Il is the substance which
makes the oyster sweet In the mouth
But there are other valuable con,
stitusnts of the oyster-what are call
ed the glycero-phosphoric compounds
Medical men prescribe these for i'm
proving the nervous system. SO thai
a diet of oysters is unquestionabl,
GOOD for the nerves. They also con
ain common salt. a little copper and
seyeral phosphates. And taking thu
whole contents OF the oyster shell
ere finds almost everything necessary
FOR the food OF the body.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
HER TURN HAD COME.
Woman Got Even for UnkInd Remarl
Of Long Ago.

When you know that q woman +
'ensi,ive about any personal peculiai
~. said Mrs. snippy. Just due
whenever mention of It comes yor
way Smart sayings that wound ott
n persons feelings are very amusip.
fometmes. But you never know whe'
bes are coming back at you. Once
I an evening party. | was indiscrec
enough to win a laugh by a joke abou
Mamie Makeup's long nose. 1t was ;
isht you know. Mamie cried, ar
never answered when told her | wa
'ofry But she did not come to m
wedding. and | lost sight OF her &c
zen years. Then | heard that sh'
was married to the manager of
prominent theater. She gives Sur
day evenings during the wintet
"hefe you may meet all the top-lir
ers on theater programmes. In sun
MAJ school class to her Seabright CO.
taee for weekend. When the
write 10 her for matinee tickets sh
senes them. The other day ! met he
in broadway. | had been told sh
was stouter. and that her face ha
hlied out. But was scarcely pre-
pared for such a change.
Why. how do you do. Name.
sail, extending my hand. why haven
you been to see me? We must visit
How stout you have become
She did rot see my hand. Sh
saw ne reach for my card case, bu
she made no move toward hers Sh
gaNe ne a stare that was icy enoug
TO call Tor TIE red ball. and remarked
as she passed on:
Thank you. have been GROWN
up to my nose"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
superHucus Information.

Its quite a heavy shower we're
haying." he said. cheerily, to the man
~ho had entered with his clothes
scaked and his umbrella dripping.
Yes, sir" replied the stranger.
iestily. .ft Is a heavy shower: but you
nave failed TO remark also the inter
sting facts that the shower is falling
downward from above. that it's a wet
shower. and that it is raining on beth
sides OF the street. Also you have
neglected to observe that this is the
year 1905. that the earth is round.
and that there are four seasons each
year. But I'm obliged to you for your
Information about the weather"
And the stranger walked away, with
a glitter OF vindictive triumph IL. his
eye.-Loadon TitBits.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
TnE EICHT.n0UR BILL
AGREED ON ~ COLORADO nouse
Carries . Clause That 10 unsatisfae-
tory to Underground Workers in
Mines Other Than MIners.


Denver. Feb. I4-After the mos,
strenuous fight which has yet oc.
CURED on any bill during the presen,
session OF the Legislature, the Repub-
fcan members Of the House yesterday
afternoon. by q strict party vote
3 passed the Stephen eight-hoar bill as
amended
On the decisive vote. the adoption Of
the report Of the committee of the
whole. recommending the bill for final
passage. the vote stood a yeas and
1e nays.
Representative GriIih continued
the night which he had inaugurated
last Friday to amend tba caucus bill,
30 that II would apply 20 all under
ground workmen instead OF to miners
only" in addition to the attendants a;
blast furnaces, and was the only Re
publican who voted against the adop
ton of the bill.
The bill will probably be reached on
third reading within a few days. and
can then be sent to the Senate.
Following 10 the measure as
adopted
Section /. All labor OF miners In
underground workings, and labor di-
rectly attending blast furnaces. either
IN smelters or in ore reduction works.
IN directly attending stamp mills.
chlorination and cyanide processes and
directly attending smelling furnaces
producing metal or matte which labor
is in contact with noxious fumes.
gases or yapors. Is hereby declared
dangerous and Injurious TO health. life
and limb. and the period of employ
meDt for all persons so employed in
underground mines or other under
ground workings. attending blast fur
naees either In smelters or In ore re
duction works. stamp mills in chlorin-
alton and cyanide mills. and attending
smelling furnaces producing metal or
matte. shall be eight hours per day. ex-
cept In cases OF emergency. where life
or property is In imminent danger.
Sec. 2. Every person. body cor
porate. agent. manager. superintend-
ent, employer. president or director.
shall. in every case OF such emergency
make to the commissioner OF the Blu
reau OF Labor Statistics. within ten
days after the commencement OF such
emergency, a report. according to the
form which may be prescribed by him.
verified by the oath or affirmation. OF
such person. employer. agent, man
ager. superintendent. president or di-
rector: each report shall exhibit In de-
tail the circumstances creating such
emergency.
shall constitute a misdemeanor and be
punished by fine OF not less than $50
nor exceeding $780,"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
Rough Riders for Parade.

Washington. Feb. 14.-General Chat
fee, who will be gyAud marshal of the
inaugural parade March lth. has ten.
dered . position on his stan to Col.
Jay L. Torrey Of Wyoming. former
commander Of the Second volunteer
cavalry. composed Of Colorado. Utah.
wyoming. Idaho and Nevada volun-
teers In the Spanish War.
Major LlesseIlyn OF New Mexico.
who Is here, has completed arrange
ments for bringing to the Inauguration
. company Of thirty former members
0f the First volunteer cavalry. Roose-
velt's re regiment, who will form part Of
the personal escort o. the President on
fha march from the White House to
the capitol
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
HEAVY LOSS OF STOCK.
Excessive Cold Weather from Rockies
TO the Atlantic.

Chicago. Feb. 14.-Not during the
last six years has the equal of the pres
ent cold weather been experienced In
the West and in many places NO such
low temperatures have been recorded
since the establishment of the weather
bureau.
The area Of the cold wave extends
from Canada to the gulf and from the
Rockies to the Atlantic. The line OF
eero Is about In the latitude Of Mem
3his, but all through the South freez-
sng weather is reported. In the North
he mercury has registered anywhere
from zero to forty-nve degrees below.
The latter mark being scored at Rich
land Center, Wisconsin.
Trains everywhere in the West are
from two to twelve hours late and be-
cause Of the packing Of the fine snow
In the cuts II Is expected that II will be
several days before the roads will be
able to restore the schedule.
Although details are lacking. It Is es-
timated thai about a score of people
have lost tb -ir lives. the majority of
the fatalities being In the Southwest.
where distances between houses and
towns are great and shelter hard to
end.
The loss OF cattle on the ranges, par
ticularIy on those lying in the northern
part of the southern tier Of states. will
be very heavy.
W. E. Bolton. secretary OF the Okla
homa Live Stock Association. declared
tonight that The live stock losses will
be the greatest since the great blizzard
Of 1896. He places the number of head
lost on the range In western Kansas,
western Oklahoma and the Panhar Sle
Of Texas at $4,000 heai
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
To Poverty,

erty,
Penniless yooUnn In the tattered gear
Let's log adowD the brazsB world ant
steer
For ports where toll ~ aristocracy,
Dtopla laughs not at our Sackcloth. See
Here's fair Sir Lakeland and rigf
many peer,
With aaublets thrcadbare az our own
full near.
Would vow US love and hospitality,
our colds laid up in sunsets. safe from
thieves.
And all our current sIiver's IN the stars
We've bsught 10 lose save honest hearts
who steals
shall get more treasure than he know
or feels
Here's sweetest roots from out GU
scrip. good sirs.
and waters clear and couches In tn
leaves.
Harrison s. Morris
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
County Clerk Runs Away.

. Denver, Feb. H.-After three at
yempts OF the contest committee tc
akain possession Of the ballot box in
lIaitland precinct of Huerfano county.
t,lled for by Governor Adams. the
ERIK of the county, who was In Den
IL under subpoena to testify before
committee. was started back to
county under arrest, accompanied
ssSerge eant-at-Arms viancourt, with
e,nanc to bring the missing box to
sver.
Clerk Eontez went to the Union de-
pot accompanied by Sergeantat-Arms
Viancourt, but before the train got un-
der good headway Montez jumped
from the train. leaving his guard to
go ON to Sedalia, from which place
Viancourt teIegraphed Chairman Grif
f1Ih.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18

You can live with your family ss Tie
Beehee botel during the winter Desths
cheaper than you can keep house. Get
our rates. Young gentlemeD and isdio
also protected.