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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-13

George ii. SIDWELL q Coon
mission merchants Grain. hay and
provisions Members OF the Chicago
board OF trade and Chicago stock ex-
change Established IS years. No.
642 and k43 Rialto building. Long
distance phone Harrison 2e6S-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


n j. TOHER & CO.-Brokers, Daven-
mort Stocks. grain. provisions. cot
ION Private wire TO New York and
chicago. Onices Ios Main street TEL
enhnns <a7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-13
MIsCELLANEOUs.

UPHOLSTERING - First class work
only. Estimates free. Large aSSort-
ment of covering samples. L. Renaut.
Shop at Z. f. HelpenStelPS furniture
store, 1902 Second avenue. New
phone 5S17.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-13
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-A nurse girl at 1903 Sixth
avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-13
LOST AND FOUND.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.

las VEGAS HOT SPRINGS-Located
$751; feet above the sea All year
round resort A perfect place for
rest. For particulars, address DR.
Daniel s Perkins. medical director
Las Vegas N Ii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-13
Trains.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, q ST. PAUL
Railway-D., X. l. & N. w. passenger
station at foot of Seventeenth street 8
3. STODDARD,' Agent. p. l. Hinrichs
commercial agent, sos Brady street.
Davenport
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
The Evidences Of Development and
Enterprise at Las Vegas Are Pro-
nounced as Marvellous and as a
Monument to the Promoters.
All Nevada is in Prosperous Con-
dItion and Resources In Mineral
Way Uncovered that VIII Put the
HaIeyon Days Of the comstock In
the Shade.

Deputy Collector of Internal Reve-
nues Blakeslee was making his off,
cial rounds during the week.
While at Las Vegas. he, in conver-
sation with the Times. mentioned that
Nevada was in more prosperous con-
dition than 1t had been since the days
of the Comstock and commented with
favor upon the splendid improvements
and showings of the Las Vegas val
ley. He pronounced these evidences
of development and enterprise as
marvellous and a monument To the pro
moters, to be admired in all future
time.
Incidentally he mentioned politics,
and prophesied that the next COVER
nor of Nevada would be Hon T. l..
Oddie. one of the Tonopah pioneers.
He recognizes the ability of Mr.. Od-
die and thinks that he is the natural
selection of his party for this very
important and honorable position.
Regardless OF politics it may be
stated that Mr.. Oddie is a very able
man. He has served his constituents
with ability in the upper legislative
body of Nevada and in an industrial
sense is one of those mighty factors
who have transformed the. bleak
mountains of the Sage Brush state
into that humming sphere OF action
that today attunes the music that
comes with a prosperous wealth-pro-
ducing population. Men of the Oddie
stripe deserve the recognition of their
fellow citizens. Their merit entities
them to this. In this case merit OF
the highest order both from the civic
and industrial point of view associates
with the life work of Hon. T. l.. 0d-
die. At all times the results achieved
by such factors are the mirrors OF
these bold pioneer characters. The
mirrors that present the reflex of this
individual are the scenes
that one can behold In the travels
that one takes through Bullfrog, Gold
field, Fenepah- and the contiguous en-
virons Wherever one turns are the
of this mans enterprising
genius. They are registered facts.
pannelIed as II were with looking
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
ne WAS A kLoNDvksR.

Fortune From Thence But Greater
Source Of Wealth In the Funeral
Range.
Charles Sinclair. an old-tiner. from
tiersman and prospector, who has fol-
lowed the mineral-bearing ridges of
the Andes in South Africa clean
across the SUBMITS of the Pacific
mountains to the north pole. was at
Las Vegas Sunday and Monday. en-
route to Los Angeles Since 1868 he.
when he came up the Missouri river
to Fort Benton, Mont. on the historic
Rosebud steamer, has followed the
mining excitements and stampedes.
In that period of time he has had
his ups and downs. but very much
more downs. When the Alaska ex-
citement was on Sinclair was In It. In
fact, he is so constituted that he could
not keep out of it, His being in 1t
brought him fortune. AS Klondyker
he located and 13 on famous Eldo-
RADIO. These claims netted him more
than 100000 in the first three
months. Fortune being his. he thought
Of the dear old states. and out he came
with his gold, Half of 1t he invested
in real estate and the balance became
a quaff in the sphere of champagne
avenue.
Bullfrog today has him as an in
terested factor He owns property
there 1t is good property. His sam
pies of ore would indicate that the
Sinclair holdings In the Funeral range
had their millions in It," Anyhow.
Sinclair says 1t is not for sale. and
that he has four feet of ore that
means many times the fortune he
packed from Eldorado Creek. Couer
De Alene. Well. Charley don't care
to say much about that.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
AN INTERESTING CHARACTER.
For Forty Years He Has Trod and
Prospected the Mountains and
Plains Of the West.


Plains Of the West.
An old-timer of vast experience as
prospector and of the gentle. manly
qualities that make the companIonable
and clever man is Mr.. Henry Nelson
of Cuna, California. This quaint and
splendid frontiersman was lately at
Las Vegas
In 1867 he crossed the plains and
landed at Salt Lake, Utah. From that
day until few years ago he roamed
the mountains and valleys of the ST.
erras and the Rockies In search of the
undiscovered fortunes that its fast
nesses hold for those who can discov-
er It.
In 1868 he discovered what Is now
the great Rock Springs, Wyoming.
coal deposits. and the source from
which the central west draws its main
fuel supply. But alas, he then did not
attach the Importance TO this find TO
what it has proved itself to be since
then.
In 1877 he was in the Vegas valley
and with remarkable fertility relates
the Incidents and facts of that period
1t is interesting to listen to him as
he relates the discovery OF the now
famous Quartette mine at Searchlight:
how by the merest accident he missed
possession OF this great property. Any
how, the original owner. when he dis
covered same. sold 1t for $500 and con-
graduated himself that for once he
did not make a fool of himself ana
dig the ore all out before he got his
price. II goes without saying that as
Henry relates 1t. Suggerf. the man
who got his price. Immediately started
to have good time and wasted his
new fortune.
Lately, or for the past nine yearH,
Nelson, after having undergone many
hardships located near the old work
ings of Ivanpah and Is now the pos
SCISSOR of property that will bring him.
fortune and comfort in that period of
life that denotes the sere and yellow.
He is a splendid illustration of the
manly and honorable fellow and who
ever becomes acquainted with this
mountaineer character will recognize
at once the honesty and integrity that
communion with true nature always
brings to the surface.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

ny, pear. peach. apple and grape: all
OF which are raised in every variety
and highest excellence. Strawberries.
raspberries and blackberries grow
profusely, and the finest Muscatel rai-
sin grapes are raised here to the high
est degree of perfection.
/ Would you like TO know a few of
the main facts about this city ana the
empire of which nature decreed 1t to
be the capital? Here they are:
1t Is alike old and new II Is old,
because the Spaniards saw 1t more
than a century ago, because Fremont
found 1t later, because the Mormons
colonized 1t for brief time in 1855.
and because It has been continuously
under cultivation since 1862. 1t is old,
because here is the old Potosi lead
mine, worked by the Mormons in
early days and still having million
tons of ore In sight II is old. because
near by is Ell Dorado canyon. from
which years ago millions in gold was
shipped.
1t is new because of the new order
of things--the new railroads, the new
city, the new colonization, the new
mineral discoveries. the new develop
ment of the storehouse of nature.
The old and new blend. The old
was revelation and demonstration. The
new is achievement.
Marvellous New City.
The city itself is interesting. Six
months from the germ 1t has:
Population of 1900 energetic per-
sons.
A bank with capitalization of $780,
900 and deposits of 100000.
Round house and shops of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
railroad.
Street improvements costing $780,
900.
Water system costing $4,000.
Buildings costing $250.00O.
Ice and cold storage plant costing
$4,000.
Business establishments of every
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
(From Anniversary Edition. Los An
geles Examiner.)

tFrom Anniversary Edition. Los An
geles Examiner.)
This valley. which nature sunk be-
tween the hills, is about thirty miles
wide and forty miles long. Nearly in
The center of this valley is the town.
and through this town flows stream
bf the purest water. To the west of
The city is the snow-capped peak of
Charleston mountain, piercing the
clouds: to the south Is the Potosi
range, where the famous lead mines
bf the Mormon settlers are located;
20 the east is the Vegas range The
Bcenery is beautifuI-it cannot be de-
bcribed. With the first view of this
valley no one can doubt natures in
Eentions.
In this valley all kinds of semi-tropi-
bal fruits grow in great quantities.
Here is the home of the olive, fig,
bomegranate. almond, English walnut.
hectarine, apricot, prune, plum. cher
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
WILL LEAVE ON A VACATION.
The Best Wishes of His Associates
viii Ever BE His, Mo Matter Where
He May BE.

A. l.. Jones, engineer and superin-
tendent of construction for much OF
the work that shows itself in the San
Pedro railroad from Utah TO Callfor-
mia. will take a holiday vacation last.
ing for some weeks in California II
has seldom been the lot of the writ
er to meet with more pleasant and
gentlemanly official In his life. Emf
nent as civil and constructive engi-
neer, he Is equally clever as a gen
tleman and as a citizen of the Vegas
valley He has that respect and con.
fidence that attests the civic quail
ties of the true Nevadan. No matter
where Mr.. Jones may be located in
the future he win always carry with
him the best wishes of his associates.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
SEVENTEEN CARLOADS.
The Iron Bands to Tie Las Vegas to
6ullfrog Arrive Daily.

The Iron Bands to Tie Las Vegas to
5ullfrog Arrive Daily.
Locks businesslike. The Las Vegas
& Tonopah Railroad company received
a shipment OF seventeen cars of rails
this week for the Bullfrog branch.
The material yard is filed with ties
and features that mean great work
from now on to reach the inland min
eral empire of Nevada.
The contractors. Mendenhall & Co,
are shipping their teams, grading
utensils and operating factors and in
side OF week will be at 1t in man
ner that will have the roadbed pre-
pared to Indian Creek for the rails to
connect 10 that point by March /. If
not before.
Manager Grace confirms these evil
dences of go-ahead with construction
by the statement, "The road will be
constructed and pushed to completion.
consistent with the work required.
with every dispatch possible.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

glasses. ifnpressing the handlwork OF
the character, or the reflex of the
human motive power. whose influence
is for the good OF state and the en-
noblement of those who In the every
day social life become the benenciaries
of the courage and enterprise OF the
0ddie class of builders. Whenever
giant factors Of this sort become the
object of public recognition II is well
to render unto them the merit that Is
their due.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
HAS OPENED BUTCHER SHOP.
Has Confidence In the Opportunities
Of las Vegas ard VIII Take Ad-
vantase Of Same.

Charley Culverwell Is here He has
opened his butcher shop In Bank row.
He knows hts business and knows
how to supply the trade with the best
in the market.
Charley states that he believes that
competition Is the life Of trade and
that since the citizens OF Las Vegas
are numerous enough to afford com.
petition that win provide them with
the best. they are to have 1t. He so.
lIcits patronage.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

end he viii spend from 100000 TO
s1.000.00O. or whatever is necessary
to make a success of the venture.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

vegas viii 7e the Supply Point for
the Commerce. and Exchange Of
Trade Necessary to Keeping the En-
terprise Of the Surrounding Country
In Action
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
OF VEGAS
ABLY PRESENTED
slth Facts That Are IrrefutabIe the
Natural Superiority Of the Queen Of
the Desert ls Demonstrated.

Has an. Abundance Of Water and Re-
sources that Harmonic With the
Development that Means the Most
Prosperous City In Nevada.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER
Celery, lettuce. caulifower. new
walnuts and candy. at Johnson 4
Wards
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

Fife's for holiday books: also law
books.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

fife's. trust buster Of catalogue
prices
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
SUGGESTS ODD|E
FOR GOVERNOR

internal Revenue Collector 5Iskeslee
Visits Las Vegas on His officlai
Rounds and Incidentally Mentions
the Probable Next Governor Of Ne
vada.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23
Abundance Of Water.


One of the most attractive features
|of Las Vegas Is Its pure atmosphere.
possessing health-giying properties 70
70 great an extent that It 4 believed
to be one OF the choicest locations for
. sanatoFians ans q L. rRianned By
Senator Clark to erect here extensive
huildlpgs with view 70 making Of
this ! resort Cor the afflicted TO this
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-23

Fortune From Thence But Greater
Source Of Wealth In the Funeral
Ranoe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

:. WARSZAWA, ego grud.
Og}oszony zosta{ wczoraj roz-
kaz, il ME wolno. .rozsy1ad
gazet takich kt6re, ME pod
daily: sic cenzurze. Wydawcy
gazet postanowili ME us}u-
chaG rozkazu.
Katolicki arcybiskup z
Warszawy otrzyma}s zawezwa'
ME podpisane przez 1000 re-
wolucyonist6w, azeby zrezy-
gnowal wobec swoich zapa-
trywa1 reakcyjnych.
Z Chrabina W Manzuryi
nadchodzi wiadomosc, re
zbuntowane wojska pozabija-
}y mn6stwo oficer6w. Office
rom rezerw ME dozwolono
wracac do krsju. Wszelkie
depesze z Mandzuryi podle-
gaia cenzurze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

BREMOND, TEX. - Wy
darzy}a sic tn nader smutna
tragedya, kt6ra wywo}a}a ME
ma}a sensacye pomiedzy tu-
tejsza ludno6cia. Wojciech
Stokajo, LEGACY "a lat wieku
" szale oblakania, napadl ma
.swoja make 20 letnia staru
szke i tax ia skatowa}, 70
nleboraczka na trzeci dzie6
opusciia ten padol ziemski.
Jei glowa bYfa zbita do ME-
poznania, j zebra po}amane.
Nieboszczka mia}a tyle jeszcze
przytomn nosci, 10 na ostatnia
droge do wieczno6ci zdola}a
she nalezycie przyeposobic.
Wojtek juz Cd paru miesiecy
zdradzal oblakanie, lecz ma
to staruszkowie, DO tylko on
i rodzice razem mieszkali, ],
mafo zwracali uwagi. Wojtek
zonaty Jest Cd trzech lat, ME
mieszkal 2 iona, kt6ra zaraz
DO slubie uciekla Cd niiego
j stale eszk!al svltyc'h| ''|!1|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

STEVENS POINT, Wis.,.
Nieszczesliwemu wypadkoWi
ulegf p. Felix's .Wallocb, "a.
mieszkaly niedaleko Grand
Rapids, Wis. Byi on W owen
miescie W zeszfy poniedzia}ek
a kiedy wracajac do ~domu
przejezdza} przez tor kolejowy
ma krzyz6v CO, nalecial ma
niego niespodzianie pociag.
Konie by}y juz przesz}y przez
tor, lokomotywa uderzyla je,
dnakze o pow6z i uszkodzila
go: przyczem p. Walloch do
zha{ bolesnych pokalecze6.
Konie wysz}y bez szwanku.
P. Michaf Plata spad} z wo-
"a na}adowanego> kartoflami i
zbozem W Rosholt W zeszlym
tygodniu to tax nieszczesli-
vie, ze ko}o przeszlo mu
przez noge, kt6ra tel zfama-
10 W kostce. Nieszczesliwe-
mu udzielono natychmiast
pomocy lekarskiej, 1ecz DUO
pewnie czasu uplynie, MIN
do zupefnego przyjdzie zdro-
via, gdyz ko5c zostaFa bar
dz0 uszkodzona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
NOWINY -.
TELEGRAFICZNE

PARYZ, 9 grudnia. Senat
po diugiej debacie przyjaf
ustawe kulturna 181 gfosa'
mi przeciw 102, poSr6d O.
kr7yk6w: ,,niech lyle republi'
ka! ME zyje wolnost!' Dzi-
siaj urzedowa gazeta og}osi
ustawe, kt6ra natychmiast
juz wchodzi W zycie. Roz:
dial pa6stwa cd Koscio}a
zostal dokonany W zupe}no-
Sci. Budzet ko6cielny ma rok
1906 zosta1 znizon,y z 8,400,-
600 i stopniowo ciagle costa
ME obnizany, dop6ki pa6st-
wo ME zaprzestanie zupe}nie
pfacic pensyj duchowie6stwu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
u NIW POLSKICH
" AMERYCE

BUFFALO, NJ Andrzej
ECzymna (?) z pod mr.. 248
Bristol ulicy dosta} sic "
6ch .dniach W .opiekuh cze
mce policyi "a nieludzkie OBJ
hodzenie sic 2 iona, kt6ra
.m i katowal codziennie. Me
dzi}oby, ably przyk}ad-
nego ma}zonka przytrzyma-
no z miesiac czasu 20 chtebie
iswodzie" pod kluczem...
Porzadna nauczke, kt6ra
mgi czas popamieta, otrzy-
nal Jan Miska. Awanturnik
ten bez zadnego powodu "a
czepii zone Andrzeja Kr6la
ihca mezem do koscio]a
j uzy} wobec niej nieprzy-
zwoitych slow, "a 60 .otrzy.
NAL Cd Kr6la ma. poczekaniu
odpowiednie lanie, przy-
aresztowany "a napaSc zasa-
dzony zostal W sadzie ma $50
kary kt6rei ME mogac zapfa
cie "a mieszka} naprzeclag 10
dni W cell wieziennej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

WARSZAWA, 9 grudnia.
- Duzo ma}ych fabrykant6w
bankrutuje W skutek tego,
ze ME So W stanie p}acic ro-
botnikom wynagrodzeh przez
strajki pozyskanych: -' w
rzadowym magazynie central
nym w6dki strajkuje 800 lu-
dzi domagajacych sic podwyz-
szenia piac. - Pocztowe j
telegraficzne urzedy oblicza-
ja dzienne straty rzadu ma
$4,000; W skutek strajku
kolejowego Rad stracil
Si8, SOC, 600. Rewolucyo-
nistka Olga Henkin, kt6ra
v towar, Jbtwie pewnego
przyjaciela wyjechala do Iva
nova, aby wystepowac :
mowami, zosta}a wraz z swym
przyjacielem >zamordowana
przez chlop6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

dzial pulku Grochowskiego;
dow6dzca ka2a} mu strzelac,
ale zolnierze ME us}uchali j
.dozwolili pochodowi precise
:spokojnie. Officer uciek1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
KONsTANTINOPOL, 9go

KONSTANTINOPOL, 9go
Ambasadorzy sze6ciu mo-
carstw postancwili na wsp6l-
nei konferencyi, kt6ra w}a6-
ME sic odbyia, przyjac kilka
zmian proponowanych przez
rad turecki " planie re-.
form finansowych tycza-
cych Die macedo ohii. Te zmia-
AZ xroesta nie tyesa sie BY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
WARSZAWA II grudnia

WARSZAWA II grudnia.
~Wczoraj popo}udniu lud-
nose miasta by}a swiadkiem
nastepujacego wydarzenia:
stu zolnierzy pu}ku Kes-
cholm stanelo na czele pocho-
du rewolucyonist6w, kt6ry
krazy} gl6wnemi ulicami mia
sta w5r6d odglosu Spiew6w
narodowych. Ma ulicy Mar
sza}kowskiej zastapif droge
.temu pochodowi battalion pull
ku grochowskiego a komen-
dant tegoz, zabaczywszy ma
czele pochodu zolnierzy, da}
rozkaz try razy, wojsko ME
posluchalo. Przeciwnie bata-
lion pu}ku grochowskiego "a
.miast strzelac na rewolucyo-
nist6w rozstapil sic ma obie
strony q w6r6d utworzonego
" ten spos6b szpaleru pre-
szedi poch6d rewolucyjny
.dalej 6piewaiac narodowe pie
6ni. WMzac to komendant
batalionu pulku groc chowskie-
60 umknai j dow6dztwo zdal
porucznikowi. 4
Ten wsp6}udzial wojska
" ruchu rewolucyjnym wy
warl ma ludno6ci Warszawy
nies}ychanei donios}o6ci.
Wczoraj wieczorem rozesz}a
sic po Warszawie pog}oska,
ze zaloga cytadei warsaw.
skiej podniosla bunt.
.DR.EZ'i''lNO, q 11go grudnia.
Rad saski polecif wladzom
miejscoWym, azeby v calem
r6lestwie iak mai
tiumily demons strancye socy-
5alistyczne zapolv dziiane IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
PETERSBURG, II grud.

PETERSBURG, II grud-
MIA. Kap. Bronicki, szef
czwartego departamentu ma
.rynarki, zosta} " nocy aresz-
towany zamkniety W forte-
cy SIS. Piotra i Paw}a. Jest on
wplatany W episek ma oso-:
bisto56 pardzo wysoka; do.
spisku naleza wszyscy stu
denci technicznych szk6}
elektryczno6ci,- z kt6rych 250
aresZtOWanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

bic, natenczas podbieglo Kill
ku robotnik6w i obronili Co
ralczyka, kt6ry tez zaraz z|a
pawszy zelazna rure tax sill
ME uderzyi po gtowie swego
przeciwpika, ze ten upad}
bez czucia, nastepnie ma
trzeci dzie6 zaka1czyf zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
LONDYN, g. grudnia:

LONDYN, 8. grudnia: -
,,Daily Telegraph" otrzymuje
nastepujaca depesze Peter:
sburga droga ma Eydtkuh-
men: i. :
Byly minister wojny.: gen.
por. Sacharow zosta1 dis
Is grudnia) zamordowany.
Rad potecil gen.. Sacharo=
wi udaG sic do saratowskiej
gubernii, azeby tam st}umi}
rozruchy argarne. Pewna ko-
beta, nalezaca do tax zwa-
nej ,,latajacej kolumny" re-
wolucyonist6w, przysz}a dis
W pofudnie do mies=kania
gen. Sacharowa W Saratowie
powiedziafa, re chce sic
widzie6 z generatem. Kiedy
wyszed1 do niej, strzeli}a do
niego trzykrotnie i zabi{a go
ma miejscu. Wieczorem do
wiedziano sic o tenn W Peter
sburgu. Hr. Witte poleci}
ministrowi wojny Ruedigero-
wi, by smutna te wiadomosc
udzieli{ wdowie. w Petersbur-
gu wywo}ala wie6c o tenn
ponure wrazenie i obawe, re
"a tym przyk}adem p6jda in
nj rewolucyoni6ci. ....:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
CLEVELAND, o. = X

CLEVELAND, O. = Xii
kunastu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Po
la',:9*w Clevelandzkieh ~dalo
sic wciagnac W przedsiebior-
stwo wydobywania oleju zie.
mnego. Pomimo zapewnieh
sprzedajacych akcye, re olej
jest pewny, okaza}o sic POI
niej re wiercenie nawet do
takiej g}ebokosci jak 5000
stop zadnego rezultatu ME
przyniosfo ci E'olscy akcyo-
naryusze kt6rzy W to po kilka
set dolar6w w}ozyli, zostali
zawiadomieni, ze pieniadze
ich zosta}y zuzyte ma wierce-
ME, i'm mic wiecej ME pozo-
stale iak tylko nabyc pewniej-
see akcye. Rzecz ia by}a do
tychczas pod korcem i Mkt
jej ME udzielal do ,szerszej
wiadomosci. Poszkodowani,
siedzieli cicho dlatego jedy-
ME re spekulanci ma czele
sprytnej kobiety, obiecali i'm
naprawienie z}ego. Jednakze
gdy okazalo sic eprawa ia
byla nieczysta w6wczas po-
szkodowani podobno ma sa-
mem opublikowaniu tel spra-
wy ME pozostana, lecz spra-
we wniosa do sadu.
- Fr. Lewicki stracil bra
ia, zone j $500. Stalo sic to "
nastepujacy .spos6b:: brat u
cieklz iona Lewickie ego, q
ia ostatnia 2 pienied dzmi, kt6.
re Lewicki trzymaf v. l6zku,
Lewicki ozenil sic niespelna
pol roku temu. -
ST. LOUIS, Mo. w Grani-
to City wszczeli ze soba b6j-
ke dw6ch robotnik6w Pola-
k6w Jan Grzybowski j
Piotr G6rlaczyk, kt6ra zakoh-
czyla sic 6miercia pierwszego
Poszlo i'm Q kawal zelaza przy
kt6rym robif G6rlaczyk.
Cry ybowski zaS po przyj6ciu
|chcial mu so zabraG, Cd slo-
va do slcwa przyszlo do BIZ
|jatY Ii, v kt6 6re GrzYb bowski
ponnooa koleg ,rze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

EYDTKUHNEN, 9go CRU
dnia. - w ko}ach rzadowych
petersburgskich panuje prze-
konanie, ze koniec strajku
pocztowego i telegraficznego
szybko sic zbliza;: zachodzi
jednakowoz r6wnoczssnie O.
bawa, il wybuchnie powsze-
chny strajk> robot niczy W kra-
ju szybko sic rozszerzy. Sa
oznaki, ze robotnicy rezer-
wuja swe silly do stycznia,
by W danej chwili, gdy. be-
die chodzi}o O wielkie cele
polityczne, Gala forsa dzia-
lac i rad Emusic do wype}-
nienia wszelkich 1ch zadah.
Donosza, ze nastepc4 "a
mordowanego " Saratowie
saharowa, bedzie gen. Maxy-:
mowicz, byly gen: guberna-
tor warszawski, q r6wnocze-
6nie tez nadc chodza wiadomo-
Sci 0 nies}ychanyoh okrucieh
stwach, jakicb dopuszcza]
sic Sacharow ma chiopach
przy pomocy kozak6w. Ka. q;
zal kozakom spedzac chop6w
W jedno miejece, ok}ada} ich
nielito5ciwie nahajkami
zne, ac sic mad mimi " mai
szkaradniejszy spos6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

Waryat zabrany zostal do do.
mu ob}akanych W Austin,
Tex.