davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
Live Stock Markets

.CATTLE-Supply light; market steady.
choice, ,S.4O45.G0; prime, $5.2OQ5. 40; veal
HOGS-Receipts light; market active and
higher; prime heavy. 81. 3005. IS; mediums
and heavy Workers. SIS. 40d5.4 As; pigs, $4.S0G
4.90; light Workers. Sc. 2065.3O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Supply light:
ma rket slow: prime wethers. So. 1905. rs:
common, S3Q4; lambs, $54S.25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call easier at 2l per cent.
prime mercantile paper, 31aM4A per cent
exchanges, $l06. S70,GG5: balances. A4,03 652,
Chasing DripaS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
General Henry Gets n Medal.

General Henry Gets n MedaI
ALBANY, \. Y, March 2.-Governor
Higgins has presented to Adjutant
General Henry Il medal to signalize his
twenty years of service in the national
guard. General Henry will wear the
medal for the first time at a public
junction in the inaugural parade at
Washington on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
ONE JAILED, ONE FINED.

Joseph Burnett, siXly-niue years old,
as lettering aud h feeble az on his for
nrer local appearances, was arraigned be-
fore the recorder this morning. He was
arrested Intoxicated at 1 O'Clock this
morning by Patrolman Andrew Jensen.
The cid man was committed to the coun-
ty Jail for thirty days.
Another patient corraled by the same
officer on Hobart street at 11.l5 O'Clock,
intoxicated and helpless, was fined So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
DR.. SALTER

CHARACTER
Dsn,a1 oAHces have character just as people do.
Some good and some bad. The character of a
dental Office is determined by the quality of its
work I guarantee all work and am sure of
s~atisfying you. Consultation free.
Every day o.~u o~rrrr
but Sunday III NINTH NIkfF
8tos. tAZ uWliH OiHLIt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

Need help2 The News want column
will supply It.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

Advertising I. M ilte + rad4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

tricts have not yet been absolutely fix
ed but beginning ut the Atlantic ocean
the first Is Cristobal named for the dis
COVerer Of America. This is at the
northern end Of the canal adjoining CO.
ing out into Limon bay, II was rc-
claimed from the sea by the French
company and IS covered with build
ings which the French erected and
which we are now repairing, II Is a
beautiful place and has about 1000 pop
ulation. II will form one of the chief
quarters for our canal work and VIII
have many comfortable homes.
Going south along the line Of the
railroad the next place Is Gatun, which
is also beautifully located and which
has about 500 inhabitants. Beyond that
Is Beuna Vista, where the dam NJ Bo-
hio may BE- built; 10 has about 1000
population The next county or dis
trlct Is Gorgona, with 1900 PEOPLE, and
beyond that Empire, or Emperador
with 1000, Fmperador Is whore the ma
rnes are stationed, II contains all OF
the Culebra cut,
"Still further on Is the municipality Of
Ancon, where we are now sitting. This
forms the homes OF the canal adminls-
tratlon at Panama. including the hospl-
tai on the hin above us, II extends to
Panama bay on the south, and also In
cludes the Islands of Naos, Culebra,
Perlco and Flamenco, which lie In the
bay along the line where the canal will
be entered from the Pacific ocean
These Islands belong to the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

iron. We have, I'm addition great hos
pitfalls at Panama and Colon, and In
Panama am Office building three stories
high aud another ine building which
forms the home Of the chief engineer
The last two buildings are among the
best In Panama, We are repairing all
Of these structures and are building
others I'm addition az quarters for the
men"
What are you doing about schools
and postoffces?'
I'VE expect TO establish schools In
every municipality, and we have al
ready put our postal machinery into
operation There are United States
postofices at Ancon and Colon, and at
the different towns along the line We
are now using the Panama stamp with
the words Canal Zone printed across
the face. The postal rates are the
same MS I'm the United states"
Are our new Panama subjects a
chwchgoIng people, governors" l asked,
YES The Jamalcans are nearly all
Episcopaliaus, Methodists or Baptists,
and the others are Catholics, There
are local Catholic churches here and
there over the zone, and quite a num-
Der I'm Panama We have a Catholic
church mt Cristobal one at Gorgona,
one at Empire and one at Ancon. There
Is n convent iw Panama, and that city
Is also the residence Of the bishop"
"Hayc the Americans established
any mission stations?"
no" replied Gov Davis,-'not as yet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
DRINK THE CAUSE or MORE
CRIME IN OUR CITY,

Another horrible tragedy IN our midst
causing much excitement and bitter feel
ing, goes down long line OF crime In this
country resulting from excessive use Of
liquor. The liquor habit IS universally
recognized by physicians as disease, II
can be cured By Oulno
This meritorious cure Is the result OF
over ten years scientific research by a
Washington chemist II has been tested
by physicians who pronounce It wonder
full We have made arrangements with
the laboratories Of the Orrne Company,
Inc, Washington, y, c. To furnish Or
riuo TO people who are DESTROYS Of being
freed from this horrible disease caused
by the excessive use OF whlskey, beer or
other alcoholic stinulants, Orrno No
On powder form can be- given secretly IN
tea, coffee or food without the patient
knowledge Orrlnc No. dn pin form IL
for those who desire to be free from the
craving FOR alcoholic stlmulants. We sell
Orrlne at 81 per package, md the CONF
pany guarantees 10 cure the craving or
refund every cent paid for H. We do not
hesitate 10 recommend II 10 you. Smiths
Drug store, Salt Lake City Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

many others. The Az marines who re-
sided 8t the Empire for "a year had no
deaths, and only Oue-third OF them had
malaria. The Second battalion is here
now, and So far they have had but
one death. The chief trouble we nnd
To Doe malaria. due largely 90 the bites
OF the mosquitoes. We have also had
some yellow fever also caused by mos
quito Infection We are doing all we
can 90 eytermiuate the mosquitoes and
To improve the sanitation of tho zone.
As t0 our health, the total NUM-
bor of United states employees ON the
lgDhmus Us $500, and the number m the
hospitals Is now less than 300, or about
2a per 1000. This Is less than 3 per
cent We are now putting in sewers
and Arranging TO give Panama a new
water supply, and we shall eventually
do the same for Colon.
We are improving the hospitals and
have already excellent arrangements
for taking care of tho sick do not
consider this climate "a deadly one II
the employees of the canal win take the
proper precautions they should enjoy
good health The temperature Of Pam
anna city ranges from 70 Co so, although
80 sometimes rises as high as 3d. one
needs q light cover during the latter
part Of the night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

IN all the courts lie Is required to do
tend the interests OF the United states
and OF the zone government In all lit
lgatlon, l don't believe in a large ju-
dietary for this little strip Of territory
II we have more than one Judge, the
others viii have nothing to do, There
may be more litigatioe ana more Grim.
lnals as the canal work grows greater
IL Is hardly probable however that we
shall ever have more than $4,000 people
and Of these not more than $500 Will be
Americans, | think the municipal Judge
and one superior judge can easily ham
die that number"
How about jails?"
we need u good prison, ana we ex-
pect to erect one. As II Is now the
municipal lock-ups are rude and lnse-
cure, and there Is no system Of feeding
the prisoners. If a criminal has neither
FAMILY nor friends he goes hungry, all
though the alcalde or mayor may allow
small pittance for food, Indeed, our
police have had to release men locked
up by the alcalde because they had re-
celved no food for two or three days
UNCLE SANS NEW TOWNS.
what are the names Of the munlci-
paitles, and what are thcy2"
THE boundaries Of the municipal dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
Frank O. Carpenter Chats With Governor Davis About
His Principally and Its Queer Population

How about the stories that there ~
conflict between you and Chief En-
giueer Wallace"
AN such reports are absolutely with-
out foundation, There is no friction
OF amy sort or kind here, and there
is not likely 20 be any"
"It has been said that the commits
sIouers ARE at loggerh lads with ono
another
off 800 + DO not know IT," said Gen.
Davis. CAS- for We. j was sent here
90 do what / could So far / have done
my leyo, best and viii continue TO do
80. our relations with the officials
and people OF the Panama republic are
entirely harmonious aud satisfactory,
We are doing all we can TO further the
object for which Ne are here, and that
b. t1 construct an iutnr-oceanic canal
n the quickest possible time and at the
least possible COST
FRANK @. CARPENTER,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

states by a special provision Of the
treaty"
UNCLE SAM As A HOUSE OWNER.
"rcll me something about the build
ings on The zone belonging TO the Unit
Cd States
"They are scattered All over replied
Governor Davis AN the cottages
warehouses and Offices which We're
owned by the canal company are now
ours. There are at least 1000 Of these,
some Of them lttle two-story houses
not more than 10 feet square, ana 9TH
ers great storage sheds 800 feet long,
Some Of the buildings have steel
frames, but most OF them are of wood,
and an are rooted with galvanized iron.
Some are also walled with galvanized
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

OurC ZoneIs Towns ndM o
ndandM They Are Worth
The G. A.,
Men ondT Their in 10
Frcuonon the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

TIE QUESTION OF IIEALTII,
DO all the men who como here get
slck?'
mo; the percentage Of sickness rs
much larger than at home. but you
must remember there Is decided
change Of climate, food ana manner
or living Many are not sick at all l
cume here the first Of March, and have
been here almost all Of the time since
then, and have not been sick q day,
capt, stanton the chief Of police, has
not been sick, and there are many.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

but when Bishop Nicely OF the Method
ist church passed through on his way
to visit the mission stations Of South
America he said ne expected 20 estab-
fish missionaries here. Dr. Carroll, who
was sent by President Mckinley 20
Porto Rico to Investigate Its conditions,
has been here, and the Y. M. c. A. have
Mr.. Thompson on the zone looking
over the ground, He has gone back to
the United states to get authority and
funds TO establish a u NJ, {, A, depart
mcnt at Panama which shall extend
throughout the zone. ] gave him a
letter TO the commission and suggested
that he gee the secretary OF war He
viii probably have the help Of the canal
commission Indeed l have already
recommended that buildings be erected
for the Y. NJ c. A., aud / trust We
shall be able 20 give them amusement
grounds and swimming pool The
Salvation Army are also at work They
deal with the lowest classes of these
people and we want TO encourage them
They have already night lodgings and
employment bureaus at CristobaL"
THE GOVERNOR AND THE
CLERKS,
"How are you getting along with your
accommodate them
yes, but not as well az we shall I'm
the near future. We have "a corps OF
carpenters repairing the buildings M
Crstohal and all along the line, The
men are necessarily crowded just now,
but we shall erect homes for them as
soon as we can get the proper localities.
The commission has just authorized me
! TO begin condemnation proceedings FOR
! certain sites upon which we shan put
up quarters so commOdiOus that each
man can have a room Of his own We
| shall have amusement halls for the
| employees including billiard halls and
! reading rooms, We shall also have
! croquet tennis and golf grounds and
we expect TO make their lives pleasant
and enjoyable"
CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN,
what are the chances for young
men here? Would you advise young
Americans to accept positions at PAM
| ama?'
THE chances for Advancement are eX-
! Celent II the men are willing 10 rough
| 1t little at the start and do their best
] The young men we have here are OF
! two kinds. Some are well disposed
! and are doing their level best. Others
| go off into the hoodlum class. They
| drift into gambling drinking and other
| vices. They have not the moral back
bone 10 keep straight This, you must
! remember, Is I'm the tropics, where
| morals are much less rigid than at
! home II corresponds somewhat with
| the territory described I'm Rudyard
| Kipling's poem'
Take me somewhere east Of Suez,
Where the best is like the worst
| Where there amt no Ten Command
mcntS
And you have to raise thirst"
Some of our men spend all they
| make and some tend to bad ways.
| Others, and | might say the majority,
are doing we'll There are a few, how
| ever whose physical temperaments are
such as to unit them for tropical life,
Every man who comes to Panama
ought to have a medical examination
before he starts, and II the doctors adj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
WE QUESTION OF nEALTn.

wise against It he had better stay ,
home"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

sanm'dn at Is the character OF Uncle
II, new burden at Panama."
Gov ~ y decidedly streaked," replied
Witt Jaws, THE population Is black,
abosi, S a. mixed. We have altogether
TAev' 49, to0vO souls on the lO-mlles strip.
MAJ al, ave made up OF jamaica negroes,
IA r 'peak English, Of the oftsprlngs OF
hngtS1 Ave AZ negroes who formerly be-
AID b,S w Ihe Spanish, OF some whites
nunbstrO ", Colombians, ana large
"lvSer OF mulattos."
oNne taiey hard to controlq"
olterIy. LW9ey are generally quiet and
oHcer, we have a police Of about 100
keen n ana men, and this serves to
Anerlcaiu IN shape. The officers ara
thes NJ ana their subordnates ma
Aroursmoue, have established courts
munISinpooiut the zone, and each little
nM We1'y has its Judges and police.
hey WIZ nave one prosecuting attor.
u ths go also acts as the legal adviser
sO'srnor' and who can prosecute
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
Cd WYdzialu r"
Wykonawcze ego

. W biezacym tygodniu po'
dajemy wszystkim Interest,"
jacym sic sprawami Fedora
cyl Polak6w Katolik6w "
- Ameryce sprawozdanie finan-
sow organizacyi tel "a mimic"
ny rok> 1904. z zestawienia
tego widac, IL instytucya ma
sza, choc m}oda, rozwija sic
i wzrasta W zywem i silnem
temple, a zyskujac uznanie
wSr6d og6}u polsko-amery-
ka6skiego coraz szersze, oraz
pomnazajac przyjaci6} swych
i szeregi F~ederat6w, skupia
tez W kasach swego Wydzia}u
Wykonawczego zasoby coraz
wieksze i statecznie sic zwiek-
szajace. Dow6d to jasny zy-
wotnosci organizacyi naszej,
MECH vice i on pos}uzy do
przekonania obojetnych o jej
:potrzebie i pozyteczno6ci ola
naszego spo}ecze6stwa. Spra'
wozdanie kasowe vice pred
stawia sic jak nize; podajemy:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
.Razem $865.81
Pozostaje W. kasie: $518.23

- Osada Federacyjna sw.
Kazimierza mr.. Is W So. bend,
Ind, donosi, re ma rocznem
SVEN posiedzeniu obra}a ma
stepujacy zarzad; J. Niemier
PREF, J. Gadaez wiceprez.,
IS. J6zwiak sekr. prot, K.
Woltman sekr. fin, J. Szy-
ma6ski kasyer, do komitetu
M. Lema6ski i F: Chudak.
|Osada liczy 1870 cz}onkow i
przesyla podatku federacyj-
nego 5000 do kasy Wydzia}u
Wykonawczego.
- Tow. sw. J6zefa mr.. So
Zjednoczenia P. r. K. przy-
s}a}o nam jake osada fedora
cyjna podatek W sumie $4.7 70,
"a swych Al cz}onk6w.
= Osada sw. Cyryla Meto-
diego W Milwaukee, Wis.,,
prosi 0 sprostowanie, re PREY
s}ala do kasy Wydzia}u po-
'datku federacyjnego sumo
$4,000, a ME $1,000, JAZZ myl.
ME ogloszono.
Ko6czac ,dzisiejszy nasz
cyrkularz ~przypominamy :
naciskiem wszystkim osadom
federaaccJyliin AZ "a sprawl. l,e or q Pc
IN 81,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
V E. Dill

SEVERY KALENDARZ OLA
LUDU POLSKIEGO ma rok
1905, darmo W kazdej apiece.
Pytajcie o niego. Jest pieknie urza-
dzony, sawiera "a strony uzytecz-
nych wiadomo6ci. Wprost poslany.
w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
W1elkie wymaganfe.

Mic ME jest tax wymagane jak
&lekarstwo, kt6re spotyka nowoczes-
ne 1adania do ozyszozenia krwi j
systemu. tax jak DR.. Kings New
life Pills. TeSs4 w{a6nie jakioh
wan potrsebs do wyleozenla ohoro.
by xol9dka isw4troby. Spr6buicie
jew apteossN.J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
kie to, kt6re ich jeszcze ME
|ui6ci}y, aby uczyni}y to jak
najrychlej.
z powazaniem,
Wydzia} Wykonawczy,
:. $40 Noble St.. Chicago, Ill.
Dnia 4 Stycznia 1905.
Njezwa1yk}y skarb,

Njezwyk}y !s'k.arb.
w powiecie sandomier-
skim, jak pisze ,,Gazeta Kie-
|lecka" wydarzyl size nastepu-
jacy wypadek, ~zakrawajacy
ma bake z nTysiaca jednej
nocy'', a jednak najzupe}niej
prawdziwy:
W}oscianin wsi Eukawice,
Franciszek Sikora, oral swoje
zagony PREY drodze. Wtem
nadeszli jacy6 dwaj niezna-
joni, kt6rzy szeptali cos do
siebie i rozpatrywali sic 20
okolicy, nastepnie za6 zbli-
zywszy sic do Sikory, rozpy-
tywali, jake .sa grantee cd
strony lasu, poczem jeden z
nieznajomych opowiedzia}
nastepujaca historye:
Przyjmowa}em udzia} W
powstaniu 1868 r. W bitwie
wsi Jurkowice, "a co 20
sta}em skazany ma Syberye,
skad teraz dopiero, wskutek
manifesto, 20
sta}em zwolniony. Pred wy
jazdem zakopa}em W leslie
pieniqdze, pc kt6re
przybylem z moim
w domu Sikory nieznajo-
my poprosi} O pozyczenie
motyki i wraz z Sikora po-
do lasu.. w leslie 20
rozwadze gdzie
p6}noc i po}udnie, n~ieznajo-
my podszed} do starej sosny
zacza} kopac; W g}ebokosci
pol zrzyna wykopa}
pude}ko, nape}nione jakiemi6
monetami. Pc powro.
i e.do domu Sikory i oblicze-
niu skarbu, nieznajomy wzia}
z monet, zawiaza} "
,hustke do nosa i postal
sikory pc kupno
.6dki, objasniajac, re moneta
"a ma wartosci 10 rubli.
istotnie przynios{a
.6dke i reszty 9 rubli 50
kopiejek.
Pc wypiciu w6dki niezna-
jomy rozpytywa} sic. o ME-
ksiedza, kt6ry jeden
bedzie W stanie po-
sic ma starych, z}otych
pieniadzach i - W trakcie
rozmowy, mimochodem zapy-
tai Sikory, czyby on ME
sobie kilku rubli i
Sikorze so monet,
W zamian SO rubli.
Sikora zgodzi} sic ma wygod-.
ny. handel i odwi6z{ niezna-
jomych do poblizkiej osady
Ludzie ci przebrani
"a w~edrownych ~kramarzy
przepadli. - Stare zfote mo-
nety okaza}y sic zwyklemi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
DOCH0D.

Got6wka W kasie $685.39
Wp}yne}o podatku mie-
siecznego, jak nastepuje:
1. Osada Niep.P oczecia
N. Maryi Fanny W Chi
cago $500
2. Osada Sw. Stanis}a-
wa W East Chicago, Ill. 9.05
8. Osada 6w. Trolley W
Chicago, Ill. $500
4. Osada sw. Walente-
go, Peru, Ill. 5000
5. Osada SIS. Piotra i
Paw}a W Stevens Point,
Wis. 1896
6. Osada sw. Familii
" AS1l1duu, WIS. C.OO
7. .Osada 6w. Stanislawa
Buffalo, N. Y.
8. Osada sw. Stanis}a>
wa W Michigan City, Ind. 8.55
9. Osada SIS. Cyryla i
Metodego W Milwaukee,
Wis. 1850
10. Osada sw. Rodziny
Dillonvale, O.. $50
II. Osada sw.K azimie-
RIA W Buffalo, N. Y.
IL. Osada 6w. Wojcie-
cha W Grand Rapids, M.13.50
IS. Osada sw. Waclawa
W Ripon, Wis. ESQ
II. Osada Sw. Wojcie-
cha W S. Milwaukee, Wis.
Is. Osada sw. Stani-
s}aawa W Rochester N. Y. 6.55
Is. Osada sw. Kazi-
mierza wSouthBe lend Ind. 1.80
II: Osada sw. J6zefa
W Denver, Colo. 500
IS. Osada sw. Jacka,
La Sale, Ill.
10. Osada sw. Salomei
. W Chicago, Ill. 4.50
20. Osada 6w. Stanis1a-
wa W Amsterdam, N. Y.
81. Osada Naj6w. M.
P. cd Nieust. Pom. W
Chicago, Ill. .24.00
%. Osada 6w. Jacka
W Amigo, Wis. 800
%. Osada N. M. P. z
~G6ryKarmelu W Gaylord
Mich.
"a. Osada N. M. P. W
Wilkes Barre, Pa. 800
Is. Osada Wniebowzie-
cia N. M. P. W Pulaski,
Wis.
26. Osada 6w. Jacka
" \: Milwaukee, Wis.
NJ Osada \. J66zefa.W
Elparson,R&.a ss44aasaEsssasas.##
EFRE31S4} Gf%GFeah4 AS@N#RI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02

%. Osada sw. Kali
mierza W Leavenworth,
lKas.
20. Osada sw. J6zefa
lw Manistee, Mich. $500
80. Osada 6w. Stani-
s}awa W Berlin, Wis. =.
81. Osada 6w. Izydora
W Riverhead, Long Is
land, N. Y. - .. -.. -:
30. Osada sw.Kolumba
W Hegewisch, Ill. $50
80. Osada 5w. Jadwigi'
W So. Bend, Ind.
81. Osada 6w. Wojcie-
cha W Albin, Wis. (za
diva lata). 400
35. Osada 6w. Jadwigi
W Manchester, N. H. PITS
SO. )sada N. P. Maryi
W Blosburg, Pa.
81. Osada sw. Stanis}a-
wa W Racine, Wis. 2.90
80. Osada 6w. Stani-
s}awa W Kewaunee, Ill.
80. Osada 6w. Izydora
W Grand Rapids, Mich. 800
40. Osada sw. Kazi-
mierza W Elmira, N. Y.
Zjednoczenie Polskie R.
K. 10000
Tow. sw. J6zefa, or. IS
P. R. K. W New
York 400
Tow. Nais. Serca P. J.
gr. 80 Zjedn. P. R; K. "
Braddock, Pa. 500
Bractwo sw. Stanis1a-
wa W Berlin, Wis. 4.50I'
Tow. SIS. Cyryla i Me-
todego W Blossburg, Pa. 2.30|
Cd Delegat6w Kongre-
su 1900
Cd Polak6w W Pittston
Pa. 6.25
Cd rozmaitych os6b HOO
Columbia Bank procentu11.25
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
$1;384.O4

ROZCH0D.
Urzednikom Wydz. Wyk.40.oo
Wydatki Komitetu Kon-
gresowego 1880
Druki,papier listowy g. 365.00
National Surety bond ola
kasyera 1000
Znaczki pocztowe 44.30
KS. W. Kruszce ma po-
dr6ze do Rzymu etc 104.01
'POmOcnik sekretarZa 5000
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-24
WARNER WINS sENAToRsHIp.
Kansas CITY Man Succeeds cookrsn
as Senator From Missouri.

After having boon In deadlock
since january Us over tho election OF a
United states senator TO succeed
Francis 80 Cockrol the Legislature al
fifteen minutes before sine die ad.
luurumcnt Saturday elected Major
William Warner Republican. Of Kan.
raa CITY 90 600 the contested vacancy
Seven ballots 900 joint session wer.
taken Goo oGcrtlng O. decision. and The
closing scenes OF fho legislature have
mot been paalIoloI in tho history Of
N.#aouu politics when 10 became oyi
dent that Warner would bo the choice
thr Democrats who had steadily sup.
ported CorErrI throughout. locked
horns with thr R.puU Jeans. who woro
.su.it an tho caucus nominee. Thom,a
.k NIoIr.uEhaHs Richard G. Korons
and over q score of other nominee
mud the assembly chamber became n
place OF general rIus. Efforts woro
made 20 prevent q roll call on tho se,.
cuth ballot several attempted 10 tear
the presiding officer from the chair
and the Democrats tried 20 effect an
adjournment without election. Tho
time for sine die adjournment had
been vet FOR o'clock by concurrent
resolution and as the hour approached
the clock was smashed In the melee
Amid an uproar that almost bailed
control nj times. the seventh ballot Oh
tho day was taken. resulting In the
election Of Major william Warner
Tho vote stood Warner. 81: Cock.
roll. SO; Nlcdrlnghaus. I. The total
vote was i75. making SIS necessary 10
a choice. and Warner received throo
votes more than majority.