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Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27
TUCSON COURT IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION.

The incident of the S200 fine imposed upon Editor Hughes by the district court of Pima county is attracting considerable attention in the newspa- pers. We take the following from the Lordsburg Liberal:
 'The district court at Tucson is a queer combination to the layman. Some time ago when the celebrated Bartlett case was on trial. ex-GoyernOr Hughes. the editor of the Star, thought that an attempt had been made to work the court, and exposed the scheme. This so enraged some of the lawyers and people interested in the case that they complained of him as being in contempt of court, and he was brought before the court last week on the charge. After listening to the attorneys on both sides the court held that Governor Hughes was guilty of contempt. He was cited to appear and snow reasons why he should not be sentenced. He told the court that no contempt was intended, but on the contrary an effort had been made to assist the court by the pub lication of the articles printed, and that under similar circumstances he would print similar articles. The court said that if the editor had apOlogiZed he had intended to have been lenient, but as the editor persisted in his con tempt he would fine him s200. The case has been appealed to the supreme court A few days later an attorney appeared before the court who was so drunk that he could not talk straight, and attempted to argue a question | When the judge saw the condition he
 was in, he told the lawyer to sit down as he did not wish to hear him. The | lawyer persisted in talking. and after having been ordered to stop talking | several times the judge finally had tc instruct the sheriff to remove him, and | fined him S25. When the lawyer so
 bered up he apolOgized for his action and the fine was remitted. It looks as though all that was necessary fol a person to do who wanted to stand
 in with the Tucson court was to al
 ways be ready with an apology. AT Arizona lawyer tells the Liberal tha if he happens to have a murder casF
 before the court he will advise hi:
 client to apologize, with the hopes o
 getting him of"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27
HIGH HANDED PROCEEDINGS.

Bre'r Buck he rar up on hes hin iaigs an he say dfsawsy: "Wslsn At torney F. S. Clark makes the state ment that the patented mines of Ari- zona are only taxed 1 per cent he talks like a very foolish man and shows himself as unfit to be legal ad wiser of this Territory as his master is to be governor. Probably not over 200 patented mines in the Territory are on paying basis, while over 1000 are taxed and taxes paid by owners, with the hope that some day pay ore will be found Not only is a patented mine taxed as real estate, but all i'm provements on the mine are taxed as personal property. Not only did the governor of Phoenix order his chattels to raise taxes on patented mines, but he ordered unpatented mines taxed. Just think of that, you poor prospect ors, who now, under the law, have to spend s1O0 yearly on each of your mining claims besides paying taxes on any improvement you may have. Now comes forward a snipe who holds that you do not pay more than 1 per cent of just taxation. Wouldn't that jar you until you wish you were spliced to New Mexico or Missouri? If such high-handed proceedings. rifle you as they do us, the Kibbeyites will get a , hot number at the ballotbox if they ever put their long hair into an off cial ballot"-Our Mineral Wealth
 To the above we desire to join the Globe Silver Belt in the remark: ''Hain't hit de teufell"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

Sam Yarnell has been converted from his municipal ownership plat form and is now one of the most ar dent supporters of the Titcomb fran chise Yarnell is not only in favor of this franchise, but he is advocating that only the one franchise be granted. which would give a monop- oly of the gas business in Douglas to Los Angeles and Nogales. The people of Douglas should fight a little shy of Mir Titcomb and his franchise un- til he releases the string which he has got on that forfeit money in the courts of Nogales. Should Mir. Tit. comb win his suit against the city there will be no forfeit money to stand for a fulhllment of the condi tions of his franchise should it be granted to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

sentiment on the proposition. We would not say that a majority of the people of New Mexico would not finally agree to the jOinture, if it is shown them that it is the only kind of statehood that is possible, but it is apparent that the large majority will be ready to stand with Arizona in a fight against the Hamilton bill during the coming session. With Arizona and New Mexico both protesting against the iointure. it is not likely that congressman will undertake to force the issue. Then both territories can begin their campaign for single statehood, which is the only kind of statehood which the people of Arizona will ever agree to accept.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

The Phoenix Enterprise is now mak- ing a soft place for it's editor to fall when the decision of the supreme court is rendered in the cases affect ing the monstrous work of the Terri torial Board of Equalization. After that Bother Dunbar can come along with this paper and advocate the pass age of a just bullion law by the next legislature. Such a law will guaran- tee that all producing mines of the Territory shall contribute taxes ac- cording to their incomes. and all will be well By the way, John. aren't you a. amed to support the action of the T -ritoriai board in soaking the poor owners of the non-producing mines of fie Territory?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27
wANTEp-MrNlne PROPOSITION.

We desire to get a meritorious ur- developed mining property cooper preferred) in Arizona or Sonora. We wish to hear from parties who have something of a standard character and are willing to sell upon demon stration. we being ready to furnish money for substantial development, payment for property to be made if demonstration of value be satisfacto- ". We will consider offers on above basis only. The officers and direc toIs of the company have been en gagged in mining in Colorado for many years, and are familiar with the busi- ness. Fair and honorable treatment will be the rule in every instance. A representative of the company will visit Arizona and Mexican mining dis t-i"ts in the near future
 ARIZONA AND EASTERN MINES
 AND POWER COMPANY,
 6 & 8, Plankington Building. Milwsn
 kee. Wis
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

The makers guarantee, and ours, with every garment bearing the above label
 We are exclusive agents here.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

There is much excitement reported in Deming, N NJ, over the proposed new Southwestern cutoff which will start at Alamogordo, coming via Las Cruces. and will connect with the Southwestern at Deming. Such a line will add greatly to the importance of Deming as a railroad center, and we are not surprised to learn that the citizens of that city are elated over it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27
COPPER QUEEN
 STORE
Bisbee = Douglas = NacO
THE KIBBEY RAID
 ON MINE OWNERS.

Concerning the efforts of the Kibbey administration to uphold the outrage attempted to be perpetrated on the mine owners of the Territory, the Globe Silver Belt contains the follow ing:
 Attorney General Clark marched up the hill to Prescott and then marched down again It is quite pos sible that a little chat with NIT. Ellin- woodland perhaps he may have met Judge Sloan as well-convinced him that Yavapai was not the place to win an initial victory ,40n. his mandamus proceedings Graham did not seem an inviting field. and Pima and COchise were openly hostile on portions of the deal Coconino was threatening coun> ter mandamus proceedings to compel the board to pick up an overlooked sleeper. Then came the brilliant legal coup de grace: We will pass it all up to the supreme bench of the Ter ritory' Of course. in the meantime the date on which all duplicate tax rolls are supposed to be handed to the auditor will have come and gone. Sup poSaDly IL VIII De too late 10 change the assessment or levy. but this is only a suppositiOn: Its never to late to men'-or amend. It will be dead easy to get from the supremest court in Arizona to a supremer court at Washington and then the law will be more likely to govern opinion than the MaricOpa idea of justice-robbing Peter to pay Paul. Meantime all the county treasurers and collectors can be enjofned from collecting a penny of taxes under the spurious decision of the equalization (noD board"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27
DINGLEY AND THE DINNER PAIL

LINNEh FAtL-
 After the trusts have had their rake of from the wages of the wokingmer the full dinner pail' of the standpat stump orator has been none too full iI the last few years, and unless some thing is done to the Dingley tariff its contents may be getting scantier be fore long.
 The spirit of retaliation provoked by that narrow and short-sighted meas. ure seems to be melting the whole world to a trade war against us, and tie effects are beginning to be plainly felt in other than the agricultural in terests. Very considerable manufac- turing interests were represented in the reciprocity convention at Chicago, because they find the home market too limited, and their products are shut out of desired foreign markets by retaliatory trade restrictions of one sort or another.
 And every restriction upon the ex- port of our manufactured goods takes something out of the Dingley dinner pail, because it is a restriction upon the growth and prosperity of our man ufacturing industries. The point has been reached and long since passed, at which an extrayagantly high protec- tive tariff is a promoter of American industry, manufacturing or otherwise. For one thing, it makes the cost of pro duction too high for successful com petition in outside markets.
 The news that the Argentine gov ernment has placed prohibitive tariff on all parts and pieces used in repair ing agricultural and other machinery illustrates another way in which the Dingley tariff hurts American manu- featuring industry, and thereby tends to deplete the full dinner pail" By this action Argentine seems to resent the exclusion of her products from our markets, while at the same time, per haps, helping the countries by which her trade is unhampered.
 At all events, the news is not liked a little bit by manufacturers of farm machinery, who have been selling their machines in South American countries at prices much lower thar those which are exacted from theil American customers. Possibly Argen tine aims simply to correct the alleged extravagantly high prices charged b! the manufacturers of these machine: for parts and pieces used for repairs whatever her object, her actioI sharply opens the eyes of the agricul tural implement trusts to the fact tha they do not control the Argentine market as absolutely as they do tn, American.
 The retaliatory trade measures tha confront us at every hand are timel, notice that broader and more libera policy must be adopted if our indus tries are to flourish and the full dir nef pal l5 JO De pcIudHSub lOdiiSs instead of a speelbinder's phrase rt /ferring to a thing of doubtful durs tion.
 The dinner pail of the factory or erative will be always full when fo trade wars and the trade-killing r' strictions of Dingleyism, we substitut the Jehersonian policy of peace an commerce with all nations, entanglin alliances with One"-Republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

The Albuquerqueians were together again this week for the purpose of taking stock on account of their ef- forts to further the joint statehood
 bill which will be before congress during -+ts, next session. No doubt but what the reports of progress handed in were disappointing. Since the formation of the joint statehood league at Albuquerque there has been considerable discussion of the Ham ilton biH in New Mexico. and the re- suit has been to disclose a divided
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

L. c. Chevenia. custom official at Guaymas, is a visitor in Douglas to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27
Lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish d at Lowell in the building occupied " Lowell Drug Go. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- en prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-27

This parer is kept on He al Law rence's Advertising Agency, 4O1. Ex- aniner Bldg, Los Angeles Cal. where contracts for advertising may be made.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
NOWINY.
TELEGRAFICZNE.

WARSZAWA, "a marca.-
Niezmierne rozdraznlen1e
wywo1a}a tu wiadomoSc o
formalnej rzezi zarzadzone]
w Lamencie. Rozruchy pow
sta}y, kiedy odbywa1y sic
rekwizycye koni. W}oScianie
opierali sic, kiedy komisarze
zaczeli wyciagac i'm ze stajni
najlepsze konie. Zawezwano
wojsko, kt6rego dow6dzca po
rosyjsku zawezwa( ch1op6w
do rozej6cia sic; ci ME zro-
zumieli dokladnie, co m6wi},
chcieli remonstrowac, a wtc-
dy rozleg}y sic, znowu ME-
zrozumia}e s}owa komendy.
Paddy strza}y oko}o 60 ch}o-
pow pablo ma ziemie; z tych
10 ma miejscu zosta}o zabi-
tych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

WARSZAWA, 27. marca.
Wrzenie rewolucyjne dose
obszernych rozmiar6w dale
sic we znaki razem z zabu-
rzeniami przemys}owemi W
okolicy Sielc, Bielska, Wro-
c}awka, Rodzana i 3ukawa
ma po!udnie i po1udniowy
wwsch6d cd Warszawy. Stron-
nictwo Demokratyczno-Na-
rodowe wyda}o odezwy j te
rozdano po wsiach, W kt6-
rych wzywa lud do uzywania
jjezyka polskiego W gminach
szkolnictwie j " sadach. w
celu przywr6cenia porzadku
wys}ano 2 Warszawy batali-
On wojjska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Pan
A. Dzieweczy6ski, w4asciciel
skiadu mebli pod mr.. 10
Forman ul. pad} W ubiegiy
piatek pred poludniem ofia-
ra fatalnego wypadku: wsku-
tex eksplozyi gazu natural
nego p. Dzieweczyhski
odni6sl nader bolesne popa-
rzenia i znajduje sic obec-
ME W szpitalu 6w. Aleksego.
Eksplozye spowodowa} p.
Dzieweczy6ski przez w}asna
nieostroznossc:: uda} sic on
do piwnicy azeby wynalez6
defekt W rurze gazowej,
z kt6rej gaz ,,ucieka}." Sko~
70 tylko p. .Dzieweczynski
zapali} zapa}ke, nastapi-
Ia straszna eksplozya... Cafy
front budynku zosta} dosz-
czetnie zniszczony szyby W
oknach potrzaskane it'd. Zy-
ciu p. D. ME grozi zadne ME-
bezpieczehstwo.
Przysiegli W sqdzie
zwiazkowym orzekli, re Jan
Kerkowitz, Jan Horwat
i Micha1 Omerza So winni
drzestepstwa fa}szowania
banknot6w austryackich. Sc
dzia Tayler skaza} Kerko-
vita ma $500 grzywny, ko-
szta 2 lata wiezienia zas
Horwat i Omerza zap}aca
po 500 grzywny i koszta i
spedza po 18 miesiecy kazdy
W wiezieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

PETERSBURG, 27 marca.
Przemysfowi i handlowi "a
graza W Rosyi ruina. Kupcy
i przemys}owcy po wiekszych
miastach domagaja sic uror-
czywie zako6czenia wojny i
zadaja nadania konstytucyi.
w ko}ach rzadowych srpanuje
.prawdziwa anarchia krzyzuja
sic i walcza z soba naj1ozma-
itsze prady usi}owania.
Przemys}owcy i kupcy trzy-
mali sic zdala cd ruchu vol
noSciowego a obecnie }acza
sic z iberalnymi i ma r6wni z
mimi zadaja konstytucyi.
M. Moros6w, milioner mo-
skiewski, znany jako ,,kr6l
bawe1niany' zrozumia} ze
si}a ley tylko " }aczno6ci.
w tenn celu zwo}a} ma po-
siedzenie wszystkich zarzad- :
COW fabryk j handl6w, aby
.wybraG repre ezent6W do rzaa-
=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

DETROIT, Mich. Rodzice|
Franciszki Kozlakiewicz, IL
letniej dziewczynki, wytoczy-
Ii process J6zefowi Ryan a.
dajac $1,000 odszkodowania
"a pokaleczenie. Ryan dnial
Is lipca 1904 najechal al
dziewcze ia rogu Bagg i
Woodward ulic j mocno ial)
pokaleczyi. lOpr6cz obrazef|
zewnetrznych odniosla pc al
kaleczenia: wewne etrzne re'al r ~
dice teraz "a porada adWokss 3
ia wytoczyli skarge ME ebaeza'1
nemu automob biliscie l Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

WASHINGTON, 27go mar
ca. Prezydent kaza} wstrzy
mac wydanie papier6w dok-
torowi Fryderykowi McMas-
ter z New Yorku, mianowa-
nemu konsulem W Zansibar.
PAM McMaster uwiadomi{a
prezydenta, 70 zosta}a 2
dwojgiem dzieci porzucona
przez meza, kt6ry ME powi-
MEN opuszczac New Yorku,
dop6ki ME zabezpieczy losu
zony i dzieci. Prezydent ka-
zal przeprowadzic sledztwo W
tel sprawie. DR.. McMaster
zapewnia, ze wzia} prawny
rozw6d 2 pierwsza swoja 20
ma, a obecnie jest zonaty in
ma. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
z NIW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE.
CHICAGO, III. Jan Polal

CHICAGO, III. Jan Polal
mieszka1 razem z J6zefem
Kowalczykiem, kt6ry mia
zwyczaj movie ma kleczkach
pacierz pred p6jsciem dc
}6zka. Zwyczaj ten ME podo-
bal sic ,,postepowemu" Pola-
kowi, wiec szydzi} z towarzy'
sza i obrazal jego uczucia re-
ligijne. Pewnego razu zacza]
bluznic Bogu, z czego PREY.
sz}o do gwa1townej k}6tni,
podczas kt6rej Kowalczyk
pchna} nozem bluznierce.
Polak zamknq} raz ma zawsze
swe bezbozne usta. Przysie-
gil sedziego Kerstena roztrza-
saja te sprawe. Kowalczyk
zezna} smialo, co go spowo-
dowa}o do zab6jstwa, a pro-
kurator tylko tyle zarzuca}
podsadnemu, ze przekroczyl
granice racyonalnej i sz]usz-
nej samoobrony. Istnieja
przeciez inne srodki zam-
knicia plugawej geby bezbo5-
nixon.
!. II letni Jak6b Gap z pm.
216 CT. str. szed} przez ulice
Blanche, W tenn dopad} do
niego olbrzymi pies rasy
newofundlandzkiej zatopi}
xiv W udach ch}opca. Pies
tax by} rozw6cieczony, re po-
szarpa} cia}o chlopca straszli-
vie, zanim przechodnie zdo-
lali kijami odpedzic bestye cd
swej ofiary. Musiano Czapa
przewiesc do szpitala Si6str
Nazaretanek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

PETERSBURG, 25 marca
Specyalny correspondent mo
woje ,Wremia" j, Tubano, do
nosi, ze niezbednie konie-
cznymi So posilki W liczbie
najmniej 100000 ludzi, gdyz
W razie przeciwnym armia
rosyjska bedzie zmusz1ona VI:
cofnac sic "a granice Sybe-
ryi. w Harbinie ME ma ma
chirurgic cznych: j lekafsk:lch f.a At 9 l':l'l' 3
przYrzad 66'Wll AMI lekarstW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

PASSAIC N. J. MichaI.
kajewski, janitor domu zwa-s
nego ,,Castle Garden, zosta1
aresztowany gdyz zepchna1 ze.
wschod6w robotnika pod
nazwiskiem ,Benedyk" ,kt6rY
spad1 tax nieszczesliwie, ze5
poni6s} smierc ma miejscu.
Benedyk przyszed} W odwie-.
dziny do swojego znajomego.
W}adys}awa Lipy i gdy "a.
nadto g}osno zabawiai sic
ma balkonie Kajewski wezwaI.
ich, abY sic uspokoili z cze-
go przysz}o do sprzeczki "a
ko6czonej 6miercia Benedy-
ka. kajewski zosta1 areszto-a
WanY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

Rozruchy eh}opc6w W po-
.}udniowej i wchodniej Rosyi
dalej sic rozszerzaja.
w czeruichowskiej guber-
nil kilka dwor6w zosta{o
spalonych Ch}opi napadaia
ma w}asnosci NJ. Tereszczenki
kt6ry posiada wielkie cukro-
wnie. Kilku w}ascicieli d6br.
zostalo zanordowanych chic
pi zabjeraja las W kt6rym
gospodaruja sic jakby do
nich naleza}.
Zaburzenia wybuch}y W
Ja}cie ma Krymie, gdzie t}um
dopuszcza sic rabunk6w ma
wielka skale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

RZYM, % marca. Waty-
kan otrzymaf wiadomosc, re
Rad rosyjski uwiadomi} BIZ
skup6w rzymsko-katolickich
W Rosyi, il potrwa oko1o
trzech miesiecy, MIN costa
ME nalezycie roztrzasniety ich
memorial tyczacy sic VOL
nosci religijnej.
Ze wzgledu ma to op6zni sic
o kilka dni przybycie Bis
skupa Pallerona do Rzymu.
Wczoraj Papiez Plus x u
dzieli1 audyencyi genera}owi
J. M. Hyde i ma}zonce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

WARSZAWA, 27go marca.
Wczoraj rano O 8 godzinie
rzucono bombe pod pow6z
barona Nolken, warszawskie~
go oberpolicmajstra. Baron
jest ciezko raniony.
W sobote wykry}a policya
znaczny zapas bomb b. dy11a=
mitowych ma cmentarzu Po-
wazkowskim. Wczoraj rama
ma stacyi policyjnej ma pra-
DE rzucono bombe miedzy
policyant6w tam sic znajduja
cych. 6 policyant6w zosta}o
pokaleczonych, scianyi me-
bic pokoju uleg}y zniszcze-
mia. Uwiadomiony O wypad-
ku Nolken popedzi} ma Pra-
ge, lecz kiedy zbliza} sic ku
mostowi, }aczacemu Prage z
Warszawa, a wiec PREY zam-
ku Kr6lewskim, nastapi} wy
buch dynamitowy. Wozpica
spad} z koz}a pot}uczonego
powozu, adjutant barona u.
szed} ca}o, a Nolkena male
ziono ma bruku z roztrzaska-
ma g}owa, ze z}amana noga, z
ranami ma szyi i ramionach.
Sprawce zamachu Da Pradze
aresztowano. Zamachu ma
Nolkena dokona} zyd, kt6ry
ma ulicy Sowiej zastrzeli} 60
niacego go detektywa, a sam
przepad} bez wiesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

BUFFALO, N. Y. ,,Polak
W Ameryce'' otrzyma} z Rzy-
mu z wiarogodnego zr6d4a
te pocieszajaca wiadomosc'
re Jego Ekscelencya ks. ar
cybiskup Symon W rzeczy-
wistosci przybedzie do Ame-
ryka6skiej Polonii W pierw-
szych dniach maja br. i to
ME W prywatnym charakterze
ale charakterze papieskiego
delegate celem obznajomienia
sic ma miejscu z dochownemi
potrzebami zyczeniami pros
bami ameryka6skiej Polonii,
celem zbadania, czy jej zale
i skargi ma swe uposledzenia
sa s1uszne i usprawiedliwio-
ne. Dobrze sic sta}o ze tax
sic sta}o, DO teraz mozemy
juz mice pewna nadzieje, re
nasza sprawa wejdzie ma VIA
sciwe tory. Gdyby ks. arcy-
biskup Symon do amerykah-
skiej przyby} Polonii W pry-
watnym charakterze to ame-
ryka6scy ksieza biskupi mo-
gliby go sobie niekiedy lex
cewazyc ale jako umyslnym
papieskim delegatem, musza
sic iczyc i przyjmowac go
jako takiego. Pr6bki takiego
lekcewarzenia mia} juz ks.
arcybiskup Symon W Rzy-
mie. Me dawno pewni ame-
ryka6scy kiskupi bawiac "
Rzymie zapowiedziei mu
swoja wizyte a p6zniej zanie-
dbali dopelni6 tel grze7c eczno IN IS.
cii. Widocznliie bal" sic, aby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

PETERSBURG "a Marca
z Dalekiego Wschodu made
sz}a wiadomosc ze armia ro~
syjska ME zdo}a utrzymac
sic W EIarbinie ale bedzie
zmuszona udac sic de daalsze:-:
go odwrotu nietylko ma pol
noe ale ma zach6d wzd}uz
kolei zelaznej.
Druga niespodziewana VIA
domosc donosi, ze moskale
wydali nakaz ably wszystkie
kobiety opuSci}y W}adywo-
stOk.
Po opuszczeniu Harbinu,
jedynem obronnem miejscem
moskali bedzie W}adywostok.
Gala armia rosyjska bedzie
wtedy ma }asce japo6czyk6w.
Bedzie to ostateczna chwila,
W kt6rej Rosya zostanie Emu
szona ubiegac sic O zawarcie
pokoju.
W{adze wojskowe utrzy-
muja, ze jesli general Linie-
wicz ME zdo}a utrzymac po-
zycyi mad Rzeka Sungari,
poswieci on Gala armie ma
obrone tel pozycyi.
G&6wny sztab ME wierzy W
to, ably general Liniewicz, po
opuszczeniu Harbinu uda1
sic do jeziora Bajka} zosta-
wiajac Wladywostok ma }asce.
.Przypuszczaja, ze field mar
sza}ek Oyama mia}by wielkie
zadanie wYs}ac "a MIN arnaie
sk}adajaca sic cd 100000 do
100000 zolnierzy. Tymcza-
sem moskale W ,Harbinie O.
trzymuja posi}ki po 1900 zo}'
merry dziennie. w biurze
wojennym przypuszczaja, re
zanosi sic ma zakohczenie
wojny. ....... +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
BAY CITY, Mich.

BAY CITY, Mich. - Jan
Ciesielski LEGACY 63 lat a.
zamieszkaly przy Sherman u. 3
pracujac jak murasz przy bu-
dowie West Brewing, spadi
z rusztowania Is stop wyso-I
kiego ma kamie6 odni6sfa
Smiertelne uszkodzenia Zla-|
mai reke zebro oraz pot}uk.Il|
glove. Stan jego jest prawie|
beznadziejny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

WARSZAWA. 25 marca.
W okolicy Sosnowic i Da-
browy MONA uwazac "a "a
ko6czony strajk g6rnik6w i
robotnik6w W hutach. Po-
miedzy w}osciami jeszcze
zawsze zywo sic odbywa a.
gitacya socyalist6w. Cd bu-
szk6lnych 6ciagnieto
straze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
WILKES BARRE Pa.

WILKES BARRE Pa. -
33-letn! rusin jerry San,
zatrudniony jako g6rnik W
szybie Dorrance kopalni
,,Lehigh Valley Coal Co."
zosta} SLIME pokaleczony
spad1ym CORY od1amem we
gla. W tymze samym szybie
dosta1 sic pomiedzy diva wa"
gony 21- -letni Micha} Brenon
z N. Welles Str. i uleg}
zgnieceniu' kilku zeber.
- 20 City Hospital przy-
wieziono Antoniego Simbol-
skiego z Pringle Hill, pomoc-
nika g6rnika W Szybie No 4
Kingston Coal Co... Wsku'
tex wybuchu gaz6w ulegl on
silnym poparzeniom.
- w kopalni Laflin g6r-
nix Ludwik Mangora zajety
by} zak}adaniem naboju gdy
wtem iskra z lampki pad1a
ma proch; nastapi1 straszliwy
wybuch i nieszczeSliwy 20.
stall tax poparzony, il niema
prawie nadziei utrzymania
go przy zyciu.
16-letniego Micha}a Ru-
sci, chlopca zatrudnionego "
,,Lehigh Valley Coal Co..;
odwieziono do City Hospital;
dostal sic miedzy diva WACO
ny z weglami i uleg1 silnym
obrazeniom wewnetrznym.