davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-09
Nowy dowod wyzszosci pruskiej
"kultury."

Siynny statystyk, ktoremu, jak
ma ziost; ME udawaiy sic podczas
wojny rosyjsko-japohskiej wszel-
kie przepowiednie i krytyki, "a
pragnai odegrac role polityczna
rzucil w pismach bqrlihskich
projekt "jedynie celowdgo ger
manizowania w. Ks. Poznah
skiego." lynn jedynie celowym
sposobem ma bye wpfowadzone
jaknajwiekszej liczby wojsk i IL
tworzcnic garnizonow nawet po
malych lniescinach.
Mysl te pochwycili hakatysci
skwapliwie, ale sic do niej zby-
tecznie ME zapalili. Po coz die
lie sic oficerami pieniedzni,
piynacemi kasy komisyi koloni-
zacyjnej, XII wznocnieniu nie-
mieckosci ma kresach?
Ale pulkownik Gaedke otoczo-
ny jest ciagle jeszcze aureola
wsrod obozu t. wv. liberalnego,
tam tez projekt jego znalazi Cd
razu najgoretsze poparcie.
"Do tel pory = pisze organ te-
60 stronnictwa plynie XII kre-
som strumieh ziota j wsiaka tam,
jak kropla W morze. Me trzeba
zas zapominac, re ten zloty stru-
mieh ma swoje zrodio W mad
zwyczajnych kredytach, wyrywa-
nych przemoca Iona ojczyzny.
Me dopieto prawie niczego. Ina
czej staloby sic, gdyby po mai
mniejszych miescinach obsadzo-
no wojsko.. -Chlop-rehla- saa-Pos
ciag do munduru wogole, a co
surduta krola pruskiego w szcze-
golnosci. Ten surdut nakazuje re-
spektowac osobe."
w dalszym ciagu dowodzi pi-
smo berlihskie, re pomiedzy zoi-
nierzami a wIoscianami zawiaza-
iyby sic Scislejsze wezly, czego
dowodem ma bye Wrzesnia, ia
sama Wrzesnia, W ktorej po g}o-
snych wypadkach zaprowadzenie
garnizonu uwazane bylo "a no
wy dopust Bozy postrach.
"Dzis Wrzesnia oburzylaby sic
strasznie, gdyby jej chciano ode
brac zolnierzy."
Zdaniem autora artykuiu, ola
rzadu ME przedstawiaiby TAXI
srodek germanizacyi zadnych ko-
szt6w, czy bowiem tu, czy tam
utrzymywac zaioge, wydatek po-
zostaje niezmieniony. Chodzi tyl-
ko pobudowanie koszar. Ale
to ME przeraza liberaiow ber-
linskich. Znajda sic przedsiebior-
cy, ktorzy sami zbuduja okazale
gmachy dla wojska, Rad zas pia-
ciiby i'm czynsz dzierzawy po-
zwalajacy ma zamortyzowanie
gmachu wydatkow.
w calym projekcie, ktory "a
pewne, nawet wbrew zapatrywa-
nion hakatystow, zyska uzna1ie
pruskiego ministeryum wojiy
Jest uwaga, ktora odsiania VIA
sciwy eel tych garnizon6w. Pub
kownik Gaedke, polityk, ale "a
razem strategik, chce zabic dwie
muchy "a jednem uderzeniem
klapki. A ia druga. mucha =
to takie rozlozenie garnizonow,
azeby wieksze ilosci wojska znaj-
dowaly sic mad granica wschod-
MIA, anizeli w samem wnetrzu
w. Ksiestwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-09
Dalsze fay zametu W Rosyi.
PogIosk rsygnay WittsgG zapzeezda i'm urzadoWo.
SERBSKI MINISTER FINANS0W OBITY
MOVIE poeRozM PRUsAK6W-w oBEc poLAKoW
Niespodzewana smiere senatora zwiakowego Mhea
via W k}opot senat st. zjedn.

QOmOSCl q lllcSiy SisdNy III
ciehstwach, jakich dopuszczai
Sic Sacharow na chlopach przy
pomocy kozakow. Kauai koza-
kom spedzac chlopow W jedno
miejsce, okiadai ich nielitosciwie
nahajkami i znecae sic mad mimi
w najszkaradnieiszy sposob.
Berlin, ego grrrdnia. : Do tu-
tejszego "Lokalanzeigera" tele-
graficznie donosza z Bialogrodu
w Serbii, re minister finansow
Markowicz zostal ma ulicy przez
nieznajomego jakiegos czlowieka
opadniety tax okrutnie pobity,
IL musiano go odwiezc do szpita-
la. Napastnik uciekl W zamiesza-
niu, ktore powstaio:
Berlin, ego grudnia. = SeJm
pruski zostai otwarty z mnielsza
okazaioScia, anizeli to dawnieJ
bywalo zwyczajem. Zamiast ce-
sarza, ktory wedle pierwotnego
oznaimienia mial sejm otworzyc'
kanclerz Buelow odczytal w
zamku kr6lewskim NOVA cd tro-
nu. Nova ia ME zawierafa, z
wyjatkiem jednego ustepu, nc
wielce zajmujacego wykazywa-
Ia pomyslne finansowe poiozenie
Prus powodu zwiekszonych do
chodow kolejowych. ow jeden u
step, omawiany szeroko Przez
prase niemiecka zadowoleniem,
tyczyi sic polityki wobec Pola-
kow.
Rad energicznie wystepuJe
przeciw coraz to czestszej spree
dazy dobr we "Wschodnich
Marchiach" Polakom zaPowia-
da, re wszelkimi mozliwymi spo-
sobami odpierac bedzie nowe a
TAXI wszechpolskie, jakotez kon-
sekwentnie zamierza dalej pro-
wadzic germanizacye.
Drezno, 9go grudnia. = Rad
saski polecn wiadzom mielsco-
wynn, azeby W calem krolestwie
iak najenergiczniej tiumily de-
monstracye socyalistyczne zapo-
wiedziane ma przyszla niedziele.
Berlin, ogo grudnia. = Sensa-
eva wywolalo ogioszone W urze-
dowej "Koelnische Zeitung a
widocznie inspirowane ostrzeze-
ME skierowane do socyalistow,
tyczace sic demonstracyJ tychze
w sprawie reformy wyborczeJ w
Saksonii, ma Szlasku, jakotez W
Prusach Wschodnich i Zacho-
dnich. w dlugim artykule po-
Iozeniu w Rosyi, redakcya gaze
ty rozpisuje sic W dalszym cia-
gu o demonstracyach "czerwo-
nvch" w powyzszej wymlenio-
nych prowincyach, zaznacza' ze
cesarz Rad z ubolewaniem DO
strzegaja ducha rewolucyjneso
ob;awiaiacego sic W Dreznie'
Wroclawiu, Chemnitz j innych
miastach, stara sic, dowodzlc' ze
socyalisci wprowadzaja klSsy ro-
botnicze na falszywe tory O.
strzega, IL Rad zamierza jak nal
nergiczniej stiumic wszellie o
znaki iakowegos powstania, a SO.
cyalisci sami sobie beda musleil
przypisac skutki.
Kostannynopol, 9go grudnia'
Ambasadorzy szesciu mocarstw
oostanowili ma wspolnej konte-
rencyi, kt6ra wiasnie sic odbyia'
przyjac kilka zmian proPonowa-
nych przez rad turecki W plane
reform finansowych tyczacyscn
Sic Macedonii. Te zmiany zreszts
ME tycza sic bynajmniel glow
nych punktow planu j obliczone
sa wiecej ma dogodzenie ambicyi
sultana. Mocarstwa przystana I'D
to. sazeby w komisyH reform ga
Z siadas talxze nrzednik tufeskl q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-09
Rok XVI.
fabryce International Harvester

fabryce international Harvester
Co.
Edwin Smith zostai uznany
winnym rabunku ! zostanie wy
slany do wiezienia stanowego.
Detektywi przytrzyr:ali
Williama Powers jako podejrza-
nego zlodzieja, ktory skradl W
New Yorku dyamenty wartosci
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-09

tyka trudnosci pod tSm wzgle-
dem. Jest nadzwyczaj maiego
wzrostu = najmniejszy sedzia W
stanie Illinois.
Zniechecona.
INA co zyc Dzieci opuscify
mnie.p' w ten sposob wyrazila
sic 65 letnia pani Van Danoaver,
Holenderka, trzymajac W reku
butelke zawierajaca kwas karbo-
lowy. w chwili jednak kiedy
chciala wyproznic butelke poll
cyant John Cosenbrot ujrzawszy
ia stojaca W sieni wpadl i wytra-
Gil jej butelke z reki.
Zniechecona zyciem samotnenl,
udala sic wczoraj rano do apteki
chciaia kupie laudanum. Apte-
karz do ktorego zglosila sic od-
mowiI, wiec poszla do innego i
kupiIa kwasu karbolowego.
Przyrzekia ME odbierac sobie
zycia kiedy policyant nadszedi
s,aby powstrzymac ia cd "a
machu.
Dobrze zaopatrzony.
John T. Williams z Buffalo,
N. Y. zostai skazany ma $5 kary.
Detektyw kolejowy Henry GU
lick zlowii Williamsa ma kolei
Rock Island jako slepego pasaze-
ra.
Ma stacy policyjnej W South
Chicago Williams przedstawil sic
jake wojazer dla pewnej kompa-
Mi w Buffalo.
Pan wozisz probki re solar
= pyta go policyant ma stacyi
wyjmujac mu kieszeni rozmal-
tosci.
= Wszystkich ME mann przy
sobie = dzis;aj wybraiem sic lex
ko wzialem zaledwie najpotrze-
bniejsze.
Spis eczy znajduJa-
cych sic W kieszeniach wojazera
przedlstawia sic jak nastepuje;
obcazki, try egzemplarze ty-
godnika "Nick Carter's", ksiazka
"Bill Nye", try szpulki nici, pa
czka igiel, try parry nozyczek'
brzytwa, oseika, trzy parry reka-
wiczek, piec par skarpetek, kalo-
sze, pudelko zapalek, try paczki
tytoniu, fajka, try parry okula'
row, diva scyzoryki, pugilares' W
MIN 80 cent6w, guziki, diva kra-
waty, lard rozowej wstazeczki'
tuzin sznurowadel, kamasze, har-
monijka mydio.
Sedzia policyjny Foster skazaf
90 ma 10 dni wiezienia dla odro7
bienia pieciu dolarow kary.
Pod pantoflenl.
Ian Klinczak, zamieszkaly pm.
6s Lister ave., przyznal sic wczo-
raj, re ME jest panem donlu, NIL
mo to sedzia Cavelry skazai go
ma $40 kary. Sedzia rowniez ka-
zal mu wrocic do domu za]ac
swe dawne stanewisko. Klinczak
ME przyrzeks q psowat sic do
roZkazu, SproDuJe, d u N'o'
znaja jego zone oczekuJa dziw-
nych rzeczy.
Jan jest tegiem, barczystym
chlopem.
Jego chiopiec ME
chodzii do szkoly = skarzyi sic
w. L. Bodine superintendent
departamentu przymusowego wy
ksztalcenia.
Dlaczego ME posyaasz CHOP
ca do szkoiy7 - spytal sedzia
= Bo ME moglem! - odrzeh
Klinczak spokojnie.
Sedzia ME wiedzial co to ma
znaczye spytal sic czy moze
choroba, bieda albo nieswiado-
mosc stala ma przeszkodzie.
No, dlaczego ME moglesf
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MIA.
Rzyn, ogo grudnia. - Wbrew
oczekiwaniom, Papiez Plus X
postanowii po dokladnem rozwa-
zeniu, ma tajnym konsystorzu W
przysz}y poniedziaiek ME zrobic
zadnej wzmianki o wydarze-
mach we Francyi. Alokucya ME
bedzie miala politycznego zabar-
wienia tyczyc sic bedzie glow
ME spraw religijnych.
Washington, ogo grudnia.
Z Portland, Ore, nadeszla ME
spodziewanie wiadomose, re u
mari tam w szpitalu senator
zwiazkowy John H. Mitchell
wskutek operacyi usuniecia cite
rech przednich zebow, po ktore]
nastapii nieslychany upiyw krwi.
= Senat znalazl sic przy tenn w
klopotliwem poiozeniu. Jest ivy
czajem, re w-wypadku Smierci
senatora, jego kolega tego sa-
mego stanu oznajmia w senacie
lego smierci, zapowiada, IL po-
zniej obszerniej 0 jego zyciu
zaslugach przemowi, i senat od-
racza sic ze szacunku dla znar-
lego. Tu zas zachodzi ia przykra
okolicznosc, re Mitchell zostal u
znany winnym zbrodni przeciw
ustawom zwiazkowym i narusze-
MIA przysiegi senatora zwiazko-
wego. Z drugiej strony senat ]e-
szcze ME otrzymal urzedowego
uwiadomienia o jego skazaniu,
przytem jeszcze w zawleszenlu
Jest wykonanie wyroku, gdyz
na!stapiia apelacya do naJwyz-
szego trybunaiu. Otoz ME wlado-
mo, jak wobec tego zachowa sic
senat, gdy W poniedziaiek sena-
tor Futon urzedowo donlesie Q
smierci swojego kolegi.
New York, ogo grudnia.
Wbrew wszelkim poslos&om, ia
koby prezydent "New York Life
Ins. CO., Nc Call, zrezygnowal
lub zamierzai zrezygnowac, O.
sw;adczyl tenze, IL rezygnowac
ME mysli, gdyz wiasciciele polis
stoja po jego stronie. Perkins
zrezygnowal powodu, re byio
to zyczeniem ]. P. Morgana.
Omaha, Neb., 9go> grudnia. :
Wskutek zderzenia sic pociagu
osobowego frachtowego ma ko-
lei Union Pacific pod Wilkins
Station we Wyoming onegdaJ 10
osob zosta1o zabitych, 10 polka
leczonych. Katastrofa wydarzyia
sic why konduktora pociagu
Brinka, kt6ry zostal zabity.
Washington, 9go grudnia. =
Eksplozya W gazowni Washing
ton Gas Light Co." W poludnio-
wo wschodniej czesci mialsta spo-
wodowaIa szkode ma $4,000.
Podwojny gmach, W ktorym
znajdowaiy sic maszynerye, zu-
pelnie zostai zburzony. Ma szcze-
Gle iednakowoz Mkt ludzi ME
,stracn zycia, ami zbyt ciezko ME
zostal usztodzony, chociaz Stroz
nocny H. C. Grady maszynista
Woods, jakotez pomocnlk lego
Deming, jakoby cudem tylko O.
caleli i unikli smierci W plomle-
1Yiach.
Milwaukee, Wis, ego grudnla'
= z Manitowoc, Wis, donosz'
re 70 letnia Mary Kunz zostaia
zamordowana przez syna swego
S. Wenzla ktory ja zwiazai, "a
kneblowal zabil potem zelaz-
kiem cd prasowania, MatkoboIca
przyznai sic do why; zdaJe SIZE
re Jest czesciowo oblakanym.
Windsor, VT, ogo grudnia.
Wczoraj stracona zostaia ma szu-
bienicy ~ letnia Mary Mabel
Wywolalo to wielkie wrazenie'
gdyz nieslychane robiono wysh-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-09

tyka trudnosci pod tSm wzgle-
dem. Jest nadzwyczaj maiego
wzrostu = najmniejszy sedzia W
stanie Illinois.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24

the discussion. cannot be charged with
commercial motives, or with any .pur.
poses except to protect the community
from plague Of ugliness.
The scenic society sent letters to
fourteen of the largest advertisers in
the United States, who are credited
with spending from 100000 to 1000.
ou0,U0o year, asking them about their
expenditures, the proportion spent on
outdoor or poster advertising, their
views as to its usefulness, and other
questions along that line. The an
swcrS are highly encouraging to those
who hope to live to sec the day when
iields and rocks and city facadcs will
no longer be disiigurcd with garish
notices Of pills and powders. One firm
which spends from S350. 900 TO S50O, 900
n year on advertising. devotcs only
about . per cent of this sum to ont.
door advertising. and does not regard
ii as a favorable medium. Another
firm has spent from few hundred to
several thousand dollars ont of an adj
VcrliSing budget of $500,000 on street
car and other posters. but has been dis
appointed in the results and has dis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24

Chinese. This feeling is showing itself
In the paners now. 1t may make itself
felt III Congress in the coming session
II will he remembered that the
chamber of commerce of Portland,
Greg. recently appealed to President
Roosevelt In favor of ncy treaty
which shall deprive prcjudiced immi-
grafton officials Of all opportunity to
Keep out the better class of Chinese
who want to enter the United State, and
also for Inc admission. for ten years,
OF number of Chinese laborcrs not
exceeding. in any one year. q tenth Of
per cent. of the couniry's population.
This would let in $1,000 Chinese labor.
crs next year, il IL should be ncgotiat.
ed. and II steadily increasing number
for the following nine years. or not
far from l,000.000 in all.
The South will favor this PROPOSE.
ton. AS the idea originates in Re
publican quarter. there is no politics
in ii. Nevertheless il will he sure to
encounter a good deal of opposition.
The South needs many more laborcrs
than il has now. ur than il expects 10
gct through HE ordinary channels of
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continued that method. a company
whose annual advertising bills amount
to 100000 reports: "Outduor advertis.
Ing is not profitable compared with
other forms unless we want to impress
the name of an article on the peoples
minds" For that purpose the COM
pany believes small percentage OF It's
expenditure Is useful. Officers of
company advertising to about the same
extent report that they have spent n
great deal on outdoor advertising and
think some of ii has paid" COM
pany which devotcs nearly S1.0oO,O0O
year to advertising spends nothing
out of door in the United States or
Canada. but from onc-third to one-half
of it's allotment for Cuba iif that fash
ion, on the theory that the people
there are largely illitcrate ana can he
reached in no other way. The gen.
eral manager of Il large concern re-
ports that after experiment he has
stopped outdoor advertising, and adds:
Perhaps in some now country. or with
new products, il might he profitable,
but would rather doubt it,"
All this would seem to Indicate that
the poster inundation is likely to sub.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24

immigration. Chinese would come in
till it's fields. to pick its cotton. and
to man its machinery in the factor leg.
All this work could he readily taught
to the average Chinaman. Yet there
is powerful prejudice against the
Celestial In some parts Of the country
Labor unions East and West are op-
posed to them. Tho probability is that
the Republican Congress will not con
sent to remove the bars against the
incursions Of the Chinese. That Port
land chamber of commerce proposition.
however, cmanatinG from representa-.
tive business men of the anti-Chhese
section of the country, is Il revelation
1t is altogether possible that the re-
peal, within certain limits, OF all re-
StrictiOnS against the incoming OF
Chinese labOrcrS may become n live
issue before many more years pass
ST. Louis lOhcDcm0crat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24
Commander Ashby Issues State
ment Concerning Stuart Incl.
dent at Last Meeting Soy.
RULED pAptR OUT OF ORDER
There Was No Appeal From That De-
cision and Matter Was Dropped
offered at Reques. of Some One Out.
side the camp-member Told a
Different Story.
September 90, 1905.

september %, 1905.
Editor Daily Press:
considerable notoricty has been
given to the matter of certain
resolution introduced al the last
meeting OF the local camp of
Sons OF Confederate Veterans,
and the reports thereof in
the newspapers do not state the facts,
and are calculated to do the camp
much harm and to unjustly prejudice
Captain J. l.. b. Stuart.
Your paper says: "The resolution
was discussed ut length, but the camp
decided it would he inadvisable 20
adopt it, Nearly all of those present
who had anything To say upon the
subject agreed entirely with the senti-
ments expressed in the resolution, hut
only few favored having the camp,
as body, adopt it,"
The inaccuracies in this are the
following: 81. The resolution was
not discussed at length, (2), the camp
did not decide that IL would he mad
visable to adopt it, CD No one pre-
sent, SO far as | heard. agreed with
the sentiments expressed in the reso-
luton, and (i), no one favored having
the camp, as n body, adopt it,
The camp did not act upon the mat
ter at all. and the member introduc-
ing it has since stated 10 me, and
did then. believe. that he agreed that
the ruling in the matter was proper,
and that he only offered the paper be-
cause he had promised some one (who
was not stately to do so.
The facts are about these: After the
transaction of it's business Capt. :"
A. Johnson requested that paner
which he had handed the adjutant be
read. This communication was I'M
signed, and ], therefore, told the adj
Jutant that we should not notice 1t.
Therenpon Capt. Johnson stated that
the paper was handed to him, with
the request that it he acted upon by
the camp. and that. therefore, lie
Capt. Johnson) offered it as n resolu-
eioii' hC lupcI WIS lntI TCuu. IL
dealt with Capt. Stuart. dcnouncing
him, and closed by directing that
copy of the paper be sent to Presi-
dent Roosevelt
AS soon as the paper was read, as
commander of the camp, ruled that it
was out OF order and had no place in
our proceedings, and that the camp
would take no notice of it. The reso-
luton was not seconded. one or two
members conquered III what | said.
and the matter was thus disposed Of
No appeal was taken from the rul.
ing, and Capt Johnson agreed that it
was correct write from memory,
but believe that the above is very
near what did happen. and You can
see that it differs very materially
from what has been published regard
ing the matter.
Yours truly.
c a. ASHBY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24
slGNsoARD ADVERTISING FAILS.
Showing Made by the American Scenic
Preservation Society

=
Preservation Society.
The tenth annual report of the
American Scenic and Historic Pre-
servation Society to the legislature, of
which we have received proof sheets.
contains some interesting facts about
the effectiveness Of the outdoor adver-
Using that does so much to mar the
beauty of our cities and countryside.
Of course, any newspaper comment on
this subject always invites tho jihe
that 1t is inspired by n petty desire to
preserve monopoly of the advertising
business. But the figures given in the
report concerning the small proper
ton Of advertising expenditures direct
ed by large and successful advertisers
to poster publicity, which inflicts in
Jury so utterly out of proportion to its
commercial usefulness, should in this
case serve to avert that reproach 1t
Is evident that the newspaper and
magazines have little to fear from the
. signboard. Even those who use posters
for certain lines of advertising realize
that their effectiveness is strictly to a
few kinds of articles. And at least the
scenic society. which is responsible for
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side. AS new and striking bid for
publicity il naturally had great vogue.
but. now that solid business men are
counting the results and finding them
unsatisfactory. We may hope to see
the nuisance largely abatcd. If sound
commercial reasons supported the
posters the fight to restrict their ugli.
ness would he most ariuous, but if
commerce and beauty work side by
SIDE there is good reason to hope for
Il gradual clearing away Of those rx-
Vr"scences upon the landscapc-New
York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24
c a. ASHBY.

1.-THE article published in the Daily
Press was based upon information
furnished by two members of the
camp. who were present at the meet
Ing in question. 1t is hardly neccs-
sary to say that there was no intention
on our part to misrcpresent the atti-
tude of the camp toward Captain Stu
art or in regard to any other matter.
We cheerfully accord space to Mr..
Ashbys statement of the affair, as he
remembers it.-Editor Daily Pressl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24
SOUTH WANTS THE CHINESE,
Demand for Labor Overcomes All
Questions of Race or Color

some of The Southern papers not
only want to have the determinations
against the entrance of Chinese NOR
chants stopped, but they ask to have
ChincSc of all sorts let in. They want
To repeal The exclusion law which
shuts Chinese labor ont. Inquest ion
ably there is strong sentiment
III the South in favor of aholishing the
discrimination against any sort of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-24
Fame in Panama.

President Cabrera. of Guatemala,
has appointed former Washington
cnachman chief of police of tho city
of Guatemala and instructor of the
Gnatcmnlan army.--l'anama Journal
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-20

Lieutenant Colonel Frederick, Brigadier Smeeton and Captain Parker, of the Sllya- tion Army, spent day at Wrangell, last week, and in the evening gave an exhibition of moYing pictures ct Red Mens' Hall, that was quite well attended by our citizens and proved very interesting. Mr. Frederich is editor fan Army paper, and of course call ed at the SENTINEL office.
 That jolly force of fioiners who have been here the past several weeks, headed by Messrs. Stevens and Futile framing the big timbers for the Perseverance mine, near Ju- neau, have finished their work as far as they can go, here, and have gone to Juneau to complete their work. A farewell dance was given them at Red Mems hall, Saturday evening.
 Edward Ludecke and Billy Dillman have gone fishing for Walter Camper. Before starting out Billy loaded his boat with pro. | visions, and while he was up town the tide | went out his boat went on the beach, up. I set and everything got soaked. This tide is a trercherous thing to monkey with.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-20

At the rcrular merliuE of Alrit Fire Coais pany No 1, July 12 1905, officers warc c'cc ted a, follows for the cnsning .iE IL ah- A. Y. R. snyder. president C.a .hnso.f -presidcnt; Il. T.. Ca.ap't,., szelu.ars, L. J. Cole, treasurer; John ScA.lcrfo.tman Chas Olsen, ist assist. iortT"@a, T. ( F-r41e'' 2nd assist ftl1a4V1nr
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-20
JOB PRINTING sentiasI zs sI'S Office
 BiNKeeds, Lefter Needs. Etc, c sPeciagA

Peter Strom is boom man and gets the piling ready for ReiFs whari and he ride a log pretty well. But several times during the past week he has been the victim of mis- placed confidence because of putting faith in toredo-eaten piing when reaching fer them with his pike pole, and each time has taken an involuntary bath in the chilly wa tcrs of the bay. Peter now thinks strongly of getting professional diving suit if that job holds outiang.
 Did you notice lir. Freenian red cap?
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-20

Mrs. F. W. Carlyon went to Eetal3kan and spent several days, and when alte re- turned on the Topeka last week she was accompanied by Ms. yanHasslo ] CT lnee Annie Carlyon) and little laughter, who will make an extended visit at th.s place and Shakan. Her husband is q. the latter place erecting teachers residence for the government.
 Tonight (Thulsday) at s:30 k the tlgular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Ii YOU feel an interest in thetoyn. be there.