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MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-05

state obnasi vklady jednotlivcd eel.
KEN $s3,oOo,ooo, COZ je 0 $9,0oo,-
900 vice, nez minuly rok.
! DIE vyroku Maj. Ii. b. Her
seye, vladniho povetrnostniho proro-
ka, neni dalekou doba, kdy oznamo-
vanf povetrnosti pomocf telefonu po
venkove bude zayedeno yseobecne.
Vsudy, kde al posud to bylo zavedc-
no, Sc to farmerim velice zamlouva
a na nekterych mistech schvalne za
tim ucelem stavi 81 farmefi telefo-
ny. Oznamoyani poyetrnosti d6je &c
vsem stejnon dobu jistym zname-
MIN a talk iako svohodna postesni nj
dopraya, tax i toto move zayedenf
stane Sc trvalym a praktickym zafi-
zenim.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-05

I V Ida ntvofilo Sc hnuti "a L.
celem rozdeleni Norman okresu We
diva. Mahnonen, move mestecko ma
draze 500, bylo by sidlem noyeho O.
kresu.
! V Sisseton podafilo Sc dyema
kohskym zlodtjdm pfepiloyati mfi-
zoyi okresnim vezeni uteci.
] Ma farme Jonas McNee, bllze
Spring Valley shofel pfi mlacenf
noyy mlatiei stroj ) MIN sedm o.
sesnJch stohi.
! Y Hastings zemfela pani Pc
ter Harvey-oya We vysokem v6ku
1O2 LET.
] DIE yykazu narodnich bank We
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-05

Dne II. srpna obdrzeli jsme do
Ipis datovany Montevideo dne IS.
srpna, kteryz znel jak nasleduje:
.Cteni pani: zasilam postou |
dollar a prosim vas laskaye zasla-
nj Zdribkova kapesniho slovniku
cesko-anglickeho. $ krajanskym po-
zdravem Frant. KuGera, Monteyi-
deo, MIMI
Ucinili jsme die pfani jeho ga
slali mu sloynfk. X svemu pre-
kvapenf obdrzeli isme dne 2S. zafi
oznameni q posty, be kniha zaslana
ma r. Kuceru sc tam naleza, aniz
by se adresat po nj hlasil. Dopsali
jsme postovskemu a sdelili mu, 70
omen krajan tam byti
musi, jelikoz jsme knihu poslali M
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-05

- 'NAss0tt~eSa' heh Wv anis w pfdIVNuy
ma obvinenf, ze oloupili Thomas O.
Dea $500 ma hotovosti a zelez-
,nicni lfstek do dakotskych horkych
lazni. O'Dea je starym vyslouzil-
lcem ma cest4 zde sc !rcehlias !srcehlias T,,o5,ailria T,,o5,airia-
|pil a $ vyse uvedenJmi lotfikv ska
|maradil.
1 Prihlaste Sc. Hodlate-li ma
vstevovati tento podzim obchodnf
|skolu, Haste Sc mistnf administra-
ce Minnesotskych Novin. Jsme v
|postavenf usetfiti yam penfze ma
skolnem nejlepsfch obchodnfch
skolach st. Paul Minneapolis.
spolek starych osadniki
I"Junior Pioneers" k nimz tez ne
kolik starych eeskych osadnikI pfi-
nalezi, oabysal minuiou nedsii pa
matnou slavnost "a sye zemfcle cIe-
ny.
P0JtSfeni prott ohn5, blesku a
v6tru u tech neilepsfch spolecnosti
vam obstara dobfe spolehlive r.
B. Matlach V pfsarns MinnesotskJch
Novin- 27-tf
Robert Liska, ndmz sc pra-
vi. ze je stavkokazem tiskafii. uci-
nil ttok ma IL A. I-exina. iefiz
7 IN Ess=sssif sEss==sssif ri fjei GiIicaga ranon do
obliteje mu pferazil nos. Levin u
dal u soudu, BE dlval se oknem do
Pioneer Press a Liska,
jenz tam byl iistanoyen hlfda6em,
gysel zasadil mu ranu do obliceie.
r Name nekolk domd q prazd-
nych lotd ma prodej ceske ctvrti
mesta, jako2 ! nekolik vzdelanych
farem We statu. Haste &c admi-
nistrace Minnesotskych Novin.
+ Y pondeli pocala zde stavka ti-
skafa. Pfidina stapky j ie zz44;aieesstt zz44;aieesst o
poyoleni osmihodinove DOLBY pracoy-
nj a kdyz zamestnavatel6 necht6li
smlouvu osmihodinov6
praci platem, iaky az dosud tiska-
y destaavyali pfi devftihodinove dobe
vyslo ma stavku $50 Gle
al, nalezeiicich k st.-paulske typo
graficke unii. Stavka tato ie ma
rodniho razu iedna ne to, ably
,smihodinova doba pracovnf platila
pro vsechny tffdy delnictva.
s~ Mlady a fadny muz pfal by
i stalou praci ma farme dobrgch
.esk}ch lidi. Nabidky eineny bud'-
~ ma mistni administered Mime
iotskych Novin. 1kr
T Povolenf k snatku vyzvedl 81 |
/. u. Matz sc slccnou Frances T.. |
Oba jsou q Nebrasky.
1g M prodej dobry mladf |
Snh 8 ksirem expresnim vozem.
We dohromady Sc proda lacino.
)alsi sdelf mistnf administrace Min
icsotskfch noyin. If |
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-05

$50 PoN10l VtSSESift NfG move
vyzdobene sine usnesl sc rad Czech,
Z. 10, G. S. r s. v poslednf schazi
ma uspofadani yelkolep6 oslavy dne
ls. lIsfopadu. X leastenstvi budou
pozyany tex nstatni snelk, sn;sellky 4 izt zt D
tekayati, ze velky zdar zabavu tn
nemine.
s Statni ekyalizacni rada zvgsi-
Ia odhadnutou cenu p6ti vefeinfeh
korporaci We statu S2.so1 .s95. n
tohc pfipada ma Twin City Rapid
Comp. 100000. zyyseni toto stalo
e jednohlasne proti protestu "a
stupcn korporaci hlagnA ;ee:l:Sf;;sis, 4,
$ = :. - - 5TFazTiT ss dUkazatI, ze od-
hadnufa cena ie jiz dost vysoka. -
Iastupce Twin City Rapid Transit
to. poukazoval na vylohs, jez spi-
scbeny byiy stavfnim napFed koil-
skfch, potion lanov{ch koneGns e.
lektrickSch Iinii. uvadtie, ze mnoho
toho ie nyni mrtvSm mnjetkem.
Lee ekvaiizacni rada byla toho na-
hledu, ze iako hodnota fanny, ko-
nj q dobytka Fidi 80 die toho, jaky
uzitek mono od mich o6ekavati r
bildoucnosti. tax trzni hndnota
akcii ma stejnE byti podkladem od-
hadu najetku korporaci.
@ Stavebni dffvi vseho dru-
hu, dvefe, okna, chilly v1bec vse,
co do oboru toho nalezi. PEi;d'se n
pfesvsdcte 80 nezli koupite jinde.
Northwestern Lumber & Wrecking
Co, IA. h Broadway, Dale and
University and 730 w. 7th st. st.
Paul. Albert Zachar, fiditel.
29-tf.
= Gertrude Butlerova, sluzka "a
mestnana kittsonoxe stravnim do
nae na Summit Selby ave. byla
min. patek 0. hod. veterni nale-
zena utopena cisterne. Jakym
splisobefn dostala Sc do cisterny ne-
nj znamo zda We. ze u1inila tax
sebcvrazednam imyslu. Cestujici
jezinatel G. II. Hidy sIysei, ze nekdo
zapasi We vode proto bez rozmfsle-
I'll skociI dc eisterny, niz voda by
10 a. 7 stop hluboka brzy podafi-
10 - mu diyka Z vcdy vysyoboditi,
aic vrskere pokusy ma jejf oziyeni
byly jiz marne.
= IAdost rezsad rosSassisssiiiii rroszSaasisiii
majctku podala Katefina Novakoya
protl syemu muzi Antonu Novako-
vi. Zalobkyn6 ndasa "a pficinu
rozyodu pitt a krute nj zachazeni.
y manzelstyi vstonpiIi roce 1882
mali 6 d6ti.
= Anton Hrbek odjel do Chica-
ca, kde hodla se usaditi.
= Velke pFiprayy kona spolek |
sloyan, /. y, {. s. ID. r. J. K sedms |
vfrodni zabavs vinobrani, jiz bnde
odbJvati v sobotn yeler dine II. fiji |
ma. Pofadajief yybor doufa, ze ja-
ko pfi minnlych zabayach toho dru-
hu, tax ! tentokrate bude zabaya po-
ctsna hojnou naysttyou.
: Chce platit dluhy. TAX yyja-
all y zde 4. q. Hall, n1mJ re-
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-05

Ipublikansky politikaf dffvejsi do
b, Y, ssassraajies sssassaje Sc sc svojfi zenou do Du-
| lluth, kde behem penezni tfsne V ro-
ku 1899 byl pfiveden nplns ma mi
zinu a zastavil hodnG dIuhi. pra-
vi, ze brzy DO inadku odesel do Se-
lyernf Dakoty, kde mu st9sti pfalo q
ldomohl Sc zna6neho majetku po-
zemkovem ehehodSS. Ably ulencciii
|sysmu svedomi, jede do sveho stare
no domova zaplati tam do centu
ysechny sve stare dluhy, az jsou NY
nj jiz die zakona propadle.
T Potfebujete-li natfenf neb
barveni domu, vylepeni pokojn, ia
drovani lgrainingl anah iakskell:v
druh vnitfnich venkovnfch pracf
kn ozdobe yasich domi, pcslouzim
ochotne. Kazda prace zarucena. Ma
pmadanf sc dojde vsady. Josef
Brouk, 156 Custer ST., ST. Paul,
Mimi. 25-t,.
ssrazka mezi nakiadnim vla-
kem drshy Chicago Great Western
q osobnim vlakem drahy 500. udala
Sc kratce prod dasatess Aaiiiu Al.sssaiiis5u
nedeli dopoledne ma tratfch Union
nadrazi mezi ctyrtou seStou ul.,
pfi ceInz pf. Clara n. Gross Min
neapolis byla zabita, osm iinyeIl ce-
stujicich tezce poraneno. vedle vice
jinych osob. jez utrptIy mensich H.
razi poliuGeni. Srazka udaia se
tax, ze osobnf yiak drahy 500, iehoz
priced ma Union nadrazf je urcen
ma 0 hod. rano, pFijel 22 minnt
pozdeii hned pax vydal sc ma ce-
stu do Minneapolis, cile to sve ee-
stty Sotva vsak yyjel ma ttvrtou u
lici, spozoroval stroivedouci. BE ma
techzc koIeiich blizi Sc proti nemu
nakladni Wax Chicago Great West
ern drahy vida, le stroivedouci
nakiadniho vlaku dava znameni. zc
ztratiI yladu mad SWIM vlakem d a.
by zabranil hrozici srazce, rozjel sc
! vlakem plnou parou ma vyhybko-
you traf, Y nadeii, ze podafi &c mu
yyhnouti cesty. Podarilo 80 mu
ySak tam sotya dostati parostroj a
jeden yozn, kdyz V tom primal SO
liz nakladnf ylak a vrazil vsi silou
do ostatnich vozd osobniho ylaku.
Ndraz byl talk silny, ze diva spaci vo-
~ byly vyhozeny koleji spadly 81
vyse is stop do strouhy, kde jeden
zdstal ma boku a druhy we 1pln6
pfeyratil stfechou k zemi. v Okla
mzeni povolany byly Ma misto neho-
iy ambulan6ni yozy lekafi straz-
Milky zapocato osyobozovanim ra-
ndnych a jinak uy6znenych osob y
obou syrzcuych vozech. Pfidina |
srazky bude 1fedne ziistena, ale ma |
se vsebecne "a to, ze zavin6na byla |
vlakem, sestavajieiaa |
S5 kar nalozenych dobytkem. Jak |
'trojyedouci jeho udava, kdyl videl, |
! jakem postageni sc naleza a memo
IA sam dlouhy ylak zastaviti, dal
na uzavfeni brzd, nez tyto |
iepracoyaly jelikoz oba yIaky jelly |
,roti sobt yelkou rychlostf, byla
razka posledni chyili neodyrat-
lou. Ranene osoby jsou vesmes 2
Minneapolis, kde mnozi byli ma ma
lrazi pfateli otekayani. Die vyja- /
Ifeni lskafn staya nadejc, ze ysi-
hni rantni M ma jednoho muze,
'udou ma ziyu zachoyani.
4 Nayst6vou rodind p. Franka
'koka dleli p, Jakub Blaha, tesky
lstonoa Chicago rodinou d pan
Ohm Trnka Move Prahy, Mimi.
4 Ray Weber . Villain Foss by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-30
STILL AGAINST AMENDMENT
4 TTORNEY GENERAL WM.

1 TTORNEY GENERAL WIN. S.
\ BRYAN. whose open opposition
to the Poe DISTINGUISHING Amend
mrnt has been the subject of much con-
Germ on tn" pert of his Democratic con-
fr-r,~. has just returned from i foreign
tlip.
r. rrI,r,,o Of a Baltimore paper,
tn Attorney General las expressed his
opinion Of it since his return from
abroad.
MY view, OH the amendment have
rat changed il the least" he said 81
Pm opposed to !, Low ana for inst the
same rca~oH,s a, stated Just before
-,'"- abroad. The Democratic party IA
v.ra,i in 1898 Il constitutional amend
mrit ,Ielgiyia- thc i'litc'Nte negro Of his
vote. and my amendment or the Worth
tr=Inr amer Inert would have accNmr-
,sh,', this purpose. The amendment
which Wa, finally adopted. and the au-
;hor<hip of which has been generally
| credited to M. Jim 7. Foe. leaves it
| t. tn" di~crrt;p> If the judges If rl,c-
| tie" t, dcc H. WHO shall vote. and puts
| Tie white mau'~ franchise a. well a> that
Of the negro III jeopardy. for the judges
| ale bound by .a1hin= but their feelings
ana their prr4uIic,,. | have ,!,,nr MI |
| could to defeat NJ amendment aud shall
| I....,. g, ,,., ,-..,,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-30
Her Monument To Be OF Silver

Wat prohally will be the co>t.i,r+t
monument erected t" the dead in recent
timr:t will he placed aLnvc the grave of
Mrs. Margar:tl .l,vardo. the wifi" Of
Pedro .Avar,ll!". the pcoT mining king of
Mexico. The monument will be Of ItH..
ian marble and solid silver. Two tons Of
silver from AlvaraiG'S famous Palmilla
mine N the PalTil district will be used.
\ steel frame will be- built around thu.
grave, to guard against the theft of S,!-
We. nom the monument.
The output of Alvlralo't Palmila mine
is LOW 100000 a week. This is the
heaviest production in the history of the
property. Part of AvaradoS wealth i
in the form of silver bars and is stored
in steel cage in the mine. When he
discovered the Plmilla vein Alvalado
was working rs n mire lahOrer fer 10
cents Il day. Now he is worth at least
S3O.nnOMO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-30
FOR ANGLESEA, WILDWOOD AND
HOLLY REACH

Express, 200, 900 a M, 23O and 40S D. m
week days Sundays, 800 a. m. 81 90 Exc
200 a. m sundays.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-30
Knots And Miles

Oar Of the thiug$ which it seems
difficult fer the public mind to grasp
is that thor. is Il decided difference be
tween the kI,t AMI H. mile. 1t is GER
tuir'y al.@Ut timr t. have it thoroughly
understood th#t til two are lot the
same. It .rcn.: cosy CROUCH To rcmem-
be" that o"e mil" is ONLY about s. per
cent. nr u krpt. Ii, latter being arproNi-
mattly G.GS2 f,.t in .ength while the
statute mile measures 1.21Sn feet. Three
ami "n,-half miles are equal. within Il
snail fraction. to three kEnt$. The re-
suit If this difference. If course, is that
the <l,rri of q, vn>,c, in miles per hour
is always c";..il, r3hly lar=rr than when
>tHtrl in kro.S, and the confusion of
the terms sometimes &iv,S liS" to rather
rem; rkahlp c!aim> of >prvl performances.
Wh,M twenty k~,: Ship. for example.
is .;=htly mrl.ri..'!. it :,nuld be Ir-
mrmhrrrd that this / ally means Il l;tt!r
over tw,lty-tErra nils. Similarly with
higher figures. which are 'tt,H glihly
runn4h >rHt"i. III" difference between
the terms i wa!th hearing in mind. 1t
will hr'p 10 guard a-ai"~t thr forming of
r;,licu!"U> estimates ~f : vessels capn-
hi,itpS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-30

Express, 70O, 600 a. m, $50 and i:OS (st
a. IN. sl.0O Exc, $50 IN. Sundays.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
QUIET WEDDING
 SUNDAY NIGHT

Married. at the residence of Mrs. Hall. last Sunday evening, by Rev M. E. Koonce, Mir. NJ. P. Fleisch- man and Miss Lizzie Wiehl.
 Only a few friends of the happy couple were present, and so quiet had the arrangements been that the marriage was a surprise to, most people ill the camp.
 MT. Fleischman, as long g-time resident and genial gentleman, and his bride as a social favorite during shorter sojourn, have the heartiest good wishes of many friends for a pleasant journey through life.
 The Jolly Companions, a club with which the bridegroom was long identified, but which has not been active this winter; will tender Mir. and Mrs. Fleischman a public reception at the courthouse next Tuesday evening
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Situation Serious.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 5.-Appre. hensions are felt for the future. Alleged strikers are holding secret meetings. Prisons are filled with agitatois. It is feared when more arrests are made bomb throwing will begin. Internal machines and bombs are being manufactured quietly. There have been several arrests and con6scations. Strikers are ap; a,ently awaiting develop men,s.
 Moscow, Jan 2s.-The situation here is extremely serious. There will be big demonstration tomor- row. when |, Is feared there will be bloodshed. Gu, of a population of million two-thirds are working men. including the rough elemen, and socialists. Residents board up their doors and windows.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
A. B. ENTERTAINMENT
 GIVEN LAST NIGHT

The entertainment given by the A B.'s at their hall last night was we'll attended. and thoroughly en- joyed.
 The little one act skit called Rascal Pat" presented before the usual dance, although imperfectly rehearsed, was full of fun and did not fail to please.
 The new curtain painted for the A. B's by Messrs. Fleischman and Neussbaum had been hung and presented neat appearance.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
FIRED A CANNON AT
 THE GAR.
SchrapneI Tears Through the Palace Window Close to
 Nicholas Head.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 2I.-There was a foul attempt 10 assassinate the czsr yesterday afternoon. Sa- lutihg guns opposite window in the palace were loaded with schrap- nel and trained nn the spot where 1t was planned the czar would stand to conduct the ceremonies of farewell to the departing troops. When the salute was fired Nicholas was in the place anticipated, but the shower of schrapnel passed over his head. ball narrowly missing Inside Palace Minister Mccormack aud ladies of the royal household. It was an anarchist plot.
 How the schrapnel got into the gun is unknown. A policeman was wounded.
 St. Petersburg. Jan. 2I.-News- papers are suppressed with the briefest mention of the unexpected hail of grape into the palace.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Tt}RBVLEEF:::' '!W0RkNE[N
 CAUSE DISORDERS
Situation at St. Petersburg
 G-t O Verges oQ Rleyolution,:: ly Works Closed. .

,r .tS.
 St. Petersburg, Jan. 2I.-Russia is threatened with civil war on ac- count of strikers paradingA the streets and compelling shopkeepers and factories to close. Troops have been detailed to preserve the order of the capital.
 St. Petersburg. Jan. 21 (Noon). The situation is more serious. Halt of the city is in darkness and without fire protection, owing to strike agitators sowing the seeds of disorder. The situation yerges OH revolution.
 i,, The government last night aug mented the St. Petersburg garrison by ,twent" five hundred cavalry and a thousand infantry. and filled the disorderly section with soldiers. It is reported, that Father Gonon, leader of the work men, was spir- ited away and placed in custody.
 The whole industrial center is idle. All textile mills are closed. One electric light and one water plant are shut down. One hundred thousand men are out.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Missouri Senator.

Jefferson City. Mo, Jan. Ie.- Missouri elects Thomas k. Neid- ringham. republican, to succeed Senator Cockrell.
 The charges of bribery against Senator elect Rockingham are not sustained.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Object to Joint Statehood.

Washington. Jan. sf.-The New Mexico legislature sends a memo rial to congress protesting against joint statehood with Arizona. As a reason it k cited that New Mexico supplied the country with half of the rough riders in the late war.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
DeDOunces His Accusers.

Washington, Jan. I9. Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, in the senate denounced his accusers in unmeas- ured terms. He denies that he par ticipated in the land frauds. His colleagues manises, sympathy.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Washington SenatOrship.

Olympia. Jan. I9 First ballot: Foster 43. Piles B, Seaman P, Wilson IS. scattering I2, demo- crats 8.
 Olympia. Jan. 2I.--Third ballot: Foster A, Piles B, Sweeney 26, Wilson I6.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25

The grand eueampmeas ol the Arctic Brotherhood held at Seattle last November had delegates from every A. B. camp in Alaska. Col. N, r, Perkins. of Nome. was elected grand arctic ehiet
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Bills Passed.

Olympia. Wash, Jan. 2I.--Tbe libel law has been signed by the governor. The Tucker bill for an additional judge for King county passed the senate.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
TIME NOT SET
 TO MEND CABLE

Washington, Jan. Io. General Greedy, chief signal officer of the United States army. states that the sailing of the Burnsides to repair the cable depends on the appoint ment of new commander in place of the one dismissed on account of the accident at Seymour Narrows. Date of leaving is not known.
 Seattle, Jan. 19.-No,hing is known by the. signal corps here regarding the dismissal of the Burn sides commander. Johanson was simply pilot on he last trip. An other commander, Captain Laffin. was navigating officer, and is still here. It is believed to mean he will transfer and a new commander will be appointed
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25

Ledger and Jack have come in from Gunnison and do not expect to return this winter. They cross. cut the creek aud found prospects. but no pay.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
New Steamship.

Seattle, Jan. l9.-The Alaskan Steamship company announces that it will build a new quarter million boat for the Lynn Canal run, to be ready next season.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Seattle Postmastership.

Washington. Jan. Foster and Ankeny have secured the sane. ton of the pfesiden, to hold up the Seattle possofhee appointment until the senatorial question is settled.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Capture German Steamer.

Tokio. Jan. aI.--The German steamer Wilhemina was captured by the Japanese with a full cargo of foodstutfs for Vladivostcsk
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Disfayors support.

Washington. Ian. st Secretary shaw k disinelined to grant a sub port al Fairbanks.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Repaired.

Seattle, Jan. 25.-The cable from Valdez to Seattle was repaired yes terday, Jan. 24.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25

D. NJ MeQuessen will start tor Fairbanks tomosEow. accompanied by Lynn smith amt VI. H. WatSou.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-01-25
Damage Done by a Whale.

The local signal men have re- ceived word that leads them to be- lieve the cable will be repaired very soon. When the cable is again in working order the efficiency and reliability of the service will be enhanced.
 Sergeant Kyttle is informed that the damage to the cable was cansed by whale. The big fellow got it hitched around his under jaw and broke the insulation.
Evening journal., 1905-02-06
Woman Shot In Hotel.

New York, Feb. "a young woman
described as Louise Schroeder and
Louise Adams. was shot and instantly
killed by Emil Bollinger, a janitor,
who was arrested after being seri-
ously injured in an attempt to escape.
The shooting took place in the dining
room of a hotel on Third avenue,
where the woman and two men had
been during the night. Bollinger, who
had been sitting in another part Of
the room watching the trio for some
hours, suddenly advanced to the table
at which they sat, and, drawing a re-
volver. fred twice, shooting the WON.
an through the neck and through the
heart. AS she fell. BolHnger threw
away the pistol and started to run,
when he was attacked by the woman g
companions. and in the struggle taat
ensued was thrown down stairs and
severely injured. The police learned
that Bollinger's wife is said to have
left him two years ago on account OF
his attentions TO the woman who was
killed
Evening journal., 1905-02-06
FIGHTING HAS
BEEN SUSPENDED
Japs Preparing to Break In
activity When Weather
Moderates
KUROPATRIN WANTS TO QUIT

st. Petersburg, Feb 6.-AccOrding to
General Kuropatkin's latest reports.
which indicate the wounding OF a third
Russian general. Dembowski; the op-
erations at Sandiapu and the fighting
at Shakhe. have been momentarily
suspended. The Russians successfully
repulsed the latest attack of the Japa-
nese eastward with heavy loss. The
cold is still intense, there being "a de-
grees of frost There are indications
that the japanese are preparing to
break the inactivity on their own ac-
count as soon as the weather moder-
ates.
A report that General Kuropatkin
has asked the car 10 relieve him Of
the command of the army in the Far
East is received with cTedence in mil
itary circles, where it is said that the
general has become convinced that his
star is in decline, and that it will be
the fortune of some other commander
to achieve a victory over the Japa-
nese. It is said that KuropatkiH wants
TO turn the command over to General
Linevitch, now commanding the first
army.
The emperor, it is added, thsn tele-
graphed to Kuropatkin asking for an
explanation, in reply to which Kuro-
patkin wired that his headth was shat
tered, and requested permission to turn
over his command to General Line
witch.
According to the second and more
commonly credited version OF the af-
fair, Kuropatkin complained to the
emperor that Gripenburg undertook
the fianking movement in defiance Of
orders and demanded the generals
dismissal