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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments FILED A. Reported b. the
Prescott Title Company.

Geo. II. Francis files bond Of $1,000
as justice Of the peace, Upper Aqua
Fria district.
r. j. Morrison files bond Of $1,000
as road oversecr, dist. No. ~.
j. O'Hara locates Reward mine,
Back Canyon district.
Thos. Maxwell locates three mines,
Hass. district.
Chas. Thompson files af Of work
on ~ mines, Black Rock district, Cas-
tie creek, and Humbug districts.
Pennsylvania and Cananca Copper
Co. amends articles Of incorporation.
James u. Boyer and wife to Climay
Mining Co., m. deed, $3.50; mines,
Cherry creek dist.
y. J.. Switzcr and A. l.. Hammond
incorporate Black Mountain Copper
Co., capital stock. 100000.
u. +. Thomas files an Of work on
j. T.. Mccoy files aT ms to melted
and mutilated coin found in San
Francisco.
M. Pnchan and W. G. Schultz locate
Florcptinc group mill site and water
right, white Picacho district.
John Thomas locates Anna Roney
mine, Tiger district.
John sicss and John Thomas locate
Two Johns m inc, Tiger district.
New England.Arizona Gold and Cop
per Mining company amends location OF
Red Star mine, u. Il. district.
Moses r. Runnels and VIM. Nelli'
locate four mines, Copper Creek dist.
James Roach 20 Tbos. Roach and w
]. Mulvenon, m. decd, 90 int. In KATE
NJ. Consort, Chancellor, and Tender
mines, Turkey creek district.
Decree Of probate court In estate
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
ARE
LIABLE FOR
INJURIES

WASHINGTON, June The senate
today passed the bill regulating the liza
blity of railroad companies for injury
to employees, but Daniel gave notice Of
"A motion To reconsider, which, IL II
prevails, will have the effect OF again
bringing the question before the senate
for consideration.
The remaining time Of tho open ses
sion was devoted to the speech Of Mo
ran in support Of the assertion OF
American control on the Isle Of Pines,
and the discussion Of n resolution pre-
scribing the policy Of the government
IN the purchase Of supplies for the
Panama canal. Stone opposed the
amendment M useless, and attacked
the President ny weak and wavcriup
In policy. After a protracted discus
sion the executive session adjourned
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Report for the week Ending May g.
Tho temperature during the week
decreased slowly until Friday. There
WAS q slow increase on Saturday and
Sunday. The night temperatures were
exceedingly low, ranging from 81 de-
grces to a. degrees over the northern
counties; from AZ degrees to 81 degrees
over the central counties, and from ~
degrees to SO degrees over the southern
counties.
The weather during the middle Of
the week was threatening and stormy,
with thundershowcrs scattered over
large areas within the central and
southern sections and light rain turn
ing into light snow over the northern
section and the Mount Graham range.
Hailstorms and sandstorms occurred ov.
or the central counties on the esd. The
winds blew strongly over the entire ter.
ritory CD Wednesday, attaining veloci.
ties Of 20 to 32 miles per hour, from
the southwest, west and northwest.
There was just sufficient precipita-
ton over the upper drainage areas Of
the Salt and ella water sheds on the
ED TO cause small run off and n
slight rise, which discolored the waters
Of those streams. At the end of the
week the water became clead and the
streams were rcceding at n rapid rate.
The Little Colorado and Colorado re-
main at food stages. The snowfall Of
the cad over the Mt. Graham noun.
tains has almost disappeared although
the higher peaks of that range are still
snowcappcd. II IN estimated that
there are some 10 To 90 inches Of snow
remaining over the mountains within
the northern section of the territory
Stock water upon the more isolated
sections and ranges is becoming
scarce; otherwise, there is n bounti
full supply Of water. The acreage ir
rigntcd during the past week wal
nearly twice tho area Of that under ir
rigation mt the corresponding date OF
last year. Water service continued
far beyond the scheduled runs
Yavapai County.
Columbia--w Wednesday, Thursday AM
Friday were partly cloudy, but only
sprinkle Of rain occurred. The mid
die Of the week was cold; rising TEN
pernturc on Friday and Saturday
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
E. L. Rodgers Sells To
P. A. SimonS And
Associates
Property Is Situate In
Silver Mountain
District
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(rTOm Saturuhye Dnlly.)
An important mining deal was cor
summated yesterday when =. A. Simon
and his associates assumed control Of
the Gold IIill group Of mines In the
Silver Mountain district. The consid-
Grafton Of the transfer, part ~ which
involved cash payment, was not made
public, but 10 known TO be large
amount.
The group, consisting OF four claims
and n millsite, was located about six
years ago by Il. l.. Rodgers, who built
an arastra on the ground, In which ~
treated the high grade free gold ORE
found In the surface workings Of the
vein, using the proceeds for tho fer
thcr development Of the property.
Besides n number Of shallow shsfts
and tunnels on the ground, the vein 10
opened by n shaft 100 feet In depth In
which there IL n II inch streak OF orc
which samples on the average $50 10
the ton, In gold, copper and silver. In
addition to this shaft the ledge In CT
posed in n tunnel following tho vcts
q distance Of 200 feet showing tho ore
deposit 20 be similar in size and Va
luc 20 that found In the shaft.
Two drifts are being run from The
shaft for the purpose Of exploring this
chute OF ore and large force Of men
will be ut once employed in other Do.
velopmcnt work, the plan Of which Il
now under consideration by the Ssw
owners.
The camp IN situated in the hcart vi
the Bradshaw mountains, about II miles
In a southwcstcrly direction from
Crown King, the nearest railroad sta.
ton, and about one mile and half
from the camp Of the Orc Mining and
Milling company, In the MinpeaahN
section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
MUST 90 THE ROUTE.

Attorney Leroy Anderson, who rep~c-
scented G. G. Leigh, who was convicted
Of murder in the first degree In the
Mohavc county district court some
months ago, yesterday received a COM
munication from Governor Kibbcy, re-
fusing executive clemency TO the con-
victed man.
Leigh will be sentenced mt tho pcxt
term Of the Mohave county court.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The range 10 steadily drying up. Rain
II much necded.-M. J. Nolan.
Prescott Low temperatures prevail
ed all the week, and high winds were
Of daily occurrence. The water sup
ply Ia decreasing slightly. Crop growth
was checked by eoLi weather. General
conditions satisfactory y. Day,
M. ID.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
LIVELY CHASE
AFTER FUGITIVE
A Locomotive Is Pressed Into Service
By The Sheriff. Force But Fast
Footwork Finally Results In Landine
Wanted Man Behind the Bars.

store the man refused to proceed fur.
thcr, showing fight TO the officer. AZ.
ter lively tusslc, deputy Bowdrc with
tho aid Of three other men loaded the
captive in an express wagon, In which
the deputy held him until the Jail was
reached, when under sheriff Ncagic and
jailer Mcconnell took the prisoner IN
charge, and despite his strenuous Of.
forts to escape, pushed him into the
cooler.
His case will be disposed Of by justice
OF the peace Kcohanc today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
Present High Price Is
Justified By The
Demand
Producers Generally Are
Sold Far
Ahead

Copper holds strong at tho ruling
prices Of last week. Lake is held mt
ls% to 10 cents per pound, clectroly-
tic Is to 1914 cents. There has been
inquiry for some large sized lots Of
copper for nearby delivery, but, as n
rule, consumers have contracted for
their supplies well ahead, and produc'
crs generally are sold ahead for sew
eral months, says George l.. Walker In
the Boston Commercial.
The consumption Of copper in build
ing materials is very heavy. Tho uses
Of the metal in this direction are grow
ing very rapidly.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company has been enabled to effect f"
great saving Of copper through the ap'
plication Of the Purin coil on It's long
distance lines, the coil being placed Mt
intervals along the system, and permit
ting the use Of much lighter wire than
formerly, tho company il having some
difficulty in getting wire enough ia
keep pace with the demands for In
creased long distance service. The
engineering department Of the com
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
Death from Lock jaw.

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc. It's antisep-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Charles Oswald, mer-
chant, Of RensseIacrsville, N. ", writes:
at cured Seth Burch, Of this place,
of the uglicst sore on his neck over
saw" Cures cuts, wounds, burns and
sores. 25c ut all druggists. -
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06

Columbia--Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday were partly cloudy, but only .
sprinkle OF rain occurred. The mid
die Of the week was cold; rising TEN
peraturc on Friday and Saturday
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06

pany is taxed 10 its utmost capacity in
building new trunk lines, and adding
additional capacity TO those now ex.
listing.
A gentleman In close touch with the
Affairs Of the company says: "Thc
growth Of the telephone service In the
south and west is simply amazing"
The telegraph companies have also
been very active in replacing and
building up their long distance wires.
A gentleman who has had many
years Of experience In the copper me.
tai trade says: Conditions in the me.
tai trade are most satisfactory and the
most prosperous that I have ever seen.
The current consumption Of copper IL
enormous, and the indications are that
Il will continue 20 for some time. There
are no stocks Of copper anywhere, nor
is there any evidence Of hidden stores.
"Thc present high price for copper
is fully justified by the great demand
for the metal. ! do not look for n 70.
ccssion In prices for some time 70 come.
However, il would be n cause for
regret II prices were forced above the
present level.
"Thcrc Is some speculation In the
metal on tho other side, but there IL
very little, IL any, In the American mar.
kc', and II would be almost impossible
under the conditions now existing In
this country. The metal reaches the
consumer now through comparatively
few channels, and they are exercising
great care to prevent speculation by
selling TO consumers only. In our
own case We are kept busy supplying
the demands Of regular customers. Our
shipment contract contains tho clause
mot transfc rablc."
"Thcrc can be no doubt that there
IL shortage Of copper, but ! would
like TO see the price Of the metal kept
with present bounds. Producers nfc
making splendid profits on their cop.
per. From the producers standpoint,
everybody Is and ought 70 he satisfied
with the present selling prices. Higher
| prices would certainly curb consump.
ton, and although the trend ~ the mar.
kct appears 20 be upward, 7 NJ, quite
satisfied with the prcscn. conditions "
Tho foregoing generally reflects MI
evident desire on the part Of producers
70 prevent, II possible, n furtLcr dc.
cided rise in the price Of the metal
All tho conditions are favorable for
higher prices for the ,ooper stocks.
Never in the history 81 the inddstIy
have conditions been moro cncoursg ing.
Furthermore, the technical market attn.
alton Is entirely sound. 1h.rc arc no
light WASTED margin accounts 20 be
thrown over whcncvc, the market
breaks. There are no big spcsula'ive
holdings ready TO he s'lj whenever
prices advance n few poin's A larger
percentage Of coppors than ever before
is held permanently.
That some interests ara using Their
influence TO hold the oopi crs back fn'
personal profit cannot br doubted. II
is questioned whether these interests
nrc keeping prices down in order t.
purchase the coppc's for future devel
opmcnts, or are holding ;hsn bach IN
order to facilitate covering % sho.
contracts fooIish'y majs nj lower
prices.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06

Dennis J. Mari, deceased, turning over
all property from terms Of will to En-.
ecutors.
John spruancc and Chas. w. Fore TO
d. r. Dawes, lease, part Of Red Rock
mine, Big Bug district, term Of IL
months.
y. J. Boblctt ct al locate two placer
claims, Walker dist.
North Verde Copper company locates
three mines, Verde district.
stcfsno Loncar locates jackson
Beauty mine, Walker district.
Y. NJ. Albcrtson ct nj locate spccklcd
mine, Blue Tank district.
J. X. Boyer 81 al locate two mines,
Cherry creek district.
W. c. Denny TO Chas Allen, ". deed,
$3.50; N. hf. and sE or. Of NE Or, see.
%, Ism, CIV.
Marcia W. Payne, Chas. A., Alva T.,
and James T.. Wing, TO Thos. Wing,
q. e. deed, Be ar. sec. ~, II N. :w.
Thos. Wing, to Marcia A. Payne, W.
decd, o.; same property.
r. NJ. Murphy and Marie Kuhnc, TO
NJ. J. whelan, option, 100000, year,
Mark Twain and SO mines, Walker dist.
NJ. J. Whelan to ~. Anthony N. and
NJ. Co., assignment, assigns above op.
ton.
Chas. T. Joslin ct nj incorporate Pres.
cot Stock Exchange Publishing Co.;
capital stock, $4,000.
J. A. Oldham aud J. r. waldroup
file articles Of copartncrship M Old.
ham So wnldroup.
Jake Marks and Sarah A. Fisher, 70
Ida +. Miller, m. deed, Lucky Boy
mine, lass dist.
Estate Geo. Zika, deceased, to Ed. T.
Campbell, m. deed, $4,000; patented
mines, Black Canyon district.
Ed. y. Campbell TO Richinbar Mines
Co., assignment, $4,000; assigns con
tract TO purchase above mines.
A. J. Carroll and Willis Il. Troy In.
corporate Carroll Gold and Copper Co.,
capital stock, $i,5Oo,00O.
Il. u. Corthcll locates Moonshinc
mine, Weaver dist.
o. Is. Stanton and r. J. White incor.
poratc Consolidated Copper Creek Min
ing Co., capital stock,
James Drum 20 Geo. w. Mardis, pow
er Of atty, grants powers concerning
Boyd group Of mines, Castle creek dist.
G. W. Brooks and w. NJ. Owens 10.
cate o mines, Castle creek dist.
Ben Rybon locates Grand Mountain
mine, Big Bug dist.
Jennie Grape to Alice Robinson, ~
deed, lot o, block 2, Flcury add. Pres
colt.
White Horse Mg. Co., to l.. G. Haynes
power Of atty, power TO contract for
etc, Fuller group Of mines.
u. N. Bartholdi TO White Horse Mg
Co., option, $4,000; 10 mos; Fuller
group Of mines, Squaw creek dist.
VIM. Lawlcr aud wife to John Lawler
m. deed, Eureka mine and mill site
Eureka dist.
Frank Mantey and W. NJ. Brock 10
cate four mines, Castle creek dist.
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From Saturdays Daily.)

From Saturdays DAiIy.)
Yesterday morning about IL O'Clock
man giving the name Of Henry Ha-
hitch furnished some amusement TO
,be residents Of the western part Of tho
,i,y in an effort 20 escape tho clutches
II sheriff Lowry, leading the officer
4. well AS deputy sheriff Horace Bow.
dre a lively chayc before surrender.
ing
II appears that In the early part Of
,ho forenoon the shcriff's office was
sycn n warrant for the arrest Of the
man on misdcmcanor charge, tho spc.
,iGc nature of which was not divulg.
3D. when n diligcnt search was Mt once
commenced in an effort TO locate the
nucr wanted man.
A railroad engine was pressed into
service, conveying deputy sreriff MGR.
nj, 10 Granite Dclls, where after n
careful search tho chase in that dl.
rec,ion was abandoned. In the mean.
time Sheriff Lowry and deputy Bowdrc
who were keeping a sharp lookout in
the confines of the city, had almost
reached the conclusion that IIabitch
had left the city In another direction,
deputy Bowdrc nj once proceeding 60
the Lowry place in West Prescott 20
secure mounts for himself and the
sheriff to rcconnoitrc the surrounding
country.
Proceeding In the direction Of his
home, n short distance behind deputy
Bowdrc, the sheriff came within hail.
ing distance Of the fugitive near the
Granite creek bridge on West Gurlcy
street A command to halt only scrv.
cd to increase the already rapid gait
Of the fleeing man. The chase was
continued west on Gurley to tho corner
nj Summit, when J. G. Snow, who was
coming east, at the request Of the shcr-
m, started to apprchcnd Habitch, quick
iy giving up the attempt, when the flu
giiivc threw open his coat, exposing n
Colts revolver, which, however, he
made no move TO use. Continuing
north on Summit street, and outfootinG
the sheriff, he halted when no espicd
deputy Bowdrc bearing down in his
d.
direction with flank movement that
appeared certain to result In capture
lie seated himself under friendly
shade tree, and waited the arrival OF
the officers to whom he quietly surrcn
dered.
Scarcely had Habitch been safely
lodged behind the bars In tho county
Jail when telephone message from thu
railroad depot informed the officer
that the peace and quictude Of tina
busy locality was being disturbed b!
a man in n fighting state Of intoxica
ton.
Hurriedly making his way TO tn
railroad station, the incbriato wa
placed under arrest by deputy Bowdre
who urged him In the direction Of tn
courthouse. No warlikc demonstra
tions were made by the arrested maj
until the Lawler block was reached
where in front Of the Dillon ciga
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-06
WARNING NOTICE.
To whom II mny concern

To whom II mny eoncerni
The Golden Key Mining company u,
the following named mining claims, %
Wit Golden Key, Golden Jewel, Gold
81 Gem, Golden Crown, Mountain
View and Bedrock, situate In Green
wood or Eureka mining districts, No
have or Yavapai county, Arizona, will
not be responsible for amy debts cor.
trncted for labor performed or material
furnished or for accidents sustained nv
tho parties at present working the
rbove.namcd claims under bond and
lease.
a. CHARLES DAVIS
ALICE Il. DAVIS
Dated Feb. !, 1905
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y. Fleming l. 'Engle, orc buyer for the
Arizona Smelling Company, Is paying n
business visit 10 the mining camps In
the Crook Canyon and adjoining dis
tricts.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-05
Czwartek dnia 5go KWietnia 1906 r.

go, oglosil w dziennikach, re ma
z Watykanu zupelnie pewna
wiadomosc, IL Mkt ME prosii Pa
pieza wskazowki duchowien-
stwu i re Papiez wcale ich ME
dawai. TAX poA stronie koalicyl
stoja jeszcze kossuthowcy i ary-
stokracya, walczaca z Korona o
przewage w kraju. Fajerwary
wykonal zamach ma Bastylie ko-
alicyi, ME wywoial tenn WRIT
szenia w narodzie. Moze tego
tylko chcial; moze zamierzyl po-
kazac koalicyi, re siia jej jest zlu-
dzeniem. Jezeli tax, to rozporza-
dzenie, rozwiazujace komitet ko-
alicyi, jest Jena kossuthowcow.
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KrOnika MiejscOWa.
NieI1iecka bezczelnosc.

NlClluSSho
=. Jak wiadomo wczoraj popoiu-
dnin przedsawiono we Wlelkle]
operze w Auditorium Donlzettle-
90 don Pasquale". Glowna role
miala nasza artystka, p. Sembrich
Kochatiska jak zwykle, wywoia-
la olbIrzymi; entuzyazm. Otoz. W
dzisiejszym numerze nier1ieokie)
,.Staats Zeitung" znajdWe sic
take entuzyastyczna ocena tego
wystepu mistrzowskiego, ale
gazeta ia z bezczelnoscia iseie
niemiecka anektuje dla Niemcow
nasza srtystke przedstawia u
jake Niemkela!a o4 a3 s
s. Stats Zeitung" tax sic wyra-i
IA: ssniw3lsvd DE5inatA Dt5iaf
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PRZEGLAD
pOLITtD MIEDzYAAR0DOWEl
Chicago S kwietnia 1906

o poiozeniu ma Wegrzech pi-
sza Pesztu do jednego z kra-
jowych dziennikow;
Mona watpic o skutecznosci
rzadowego rozporzadzenia, kto-
rem rozwiazano komitet wyko-
nawczy koalicyi, ale ME MONA
przyznac slusznosci Andrassy-'
mu Kossuthowi, kt6rzy dowo-
dza, re ,przez owo rozporzadze-
ME faktycznie nastapilo zawie-
szenie konstytucyi".
Ustawa giosi wyraznie: wszel-
de stowarzyszenia polityczne,
wyjatkiem powtajacych w Ionic
sejmu, musza Posiadac statut
zatwierdzony przez Rad. Poslow
ME ma, poniewaz sejm rozwiaza-
no, koalicya, jako stowarzysze-
ME sejmowe, przestalo istniec;
lei komitet wykonawczy stai sic
dyrekcya zwiazku bezstatutowe-
go, zatem m6gi bye Przez Rad
rozwiazany; przyzna to kazdy
prawnik. Gdyby iednak ow Eo-
mitet ME podburzal ludnosci, ME
byl konwentem rewolucgjnyrn,
ME wydawal rozkazow antipan-
stowych, byiby przez ministery-
um tolerowany; ono to powie-
dziaio W SVEN rozporzadzeniu
i to bylo, jak sic zdaje, zbyte-
czne; wystarczyloby oznajmic,
re komitet wykonawczy koalicyi
jest zwiqzkiem politycznym, ME
uformowanyn podlug ustaw
dlatego musi bye rozwiazany.
Poniewaz natomiast ministe-
ryum oparlo swe roporzadzenie
ma twierdzeniu, re komitet dzia-
lal nielegalnie i przywsaszczai
sobie atrybucye wiadzy wykona-
wczej, przeto dai podstawe do
sporu o to. czy istotnie TAXA byaa
dzialalnosc komitetu, i czy tenn
moze decydowae przeciwnik, II.
cabinet Fajervary'ego, uwazany
przez narod "a nielegalny czy tez
raczej wyrok w tel sprawie ma
ley do najwyzszego trybunafrr.
Andrassy glosi, re poniewaz
cabinet Fajervary'ego istnieJe
bezprawnie, przeto ME wolno
mu byio rozpedzac komitetu by
lei koalicyi; nadto, cabinet =
zdaniem Andrasy'ego : Powie-
dial nieprawde, albowiem ko-
mitet koalicyi ME dopusch SIG
zadnych nielegalnych czynow
ME uzurpowal sobie wladzy wy
konawczej. Jak to? Nakaz, aby
urzednicy strajkowali, obywa-
tele ME placili podatkow, ME da-
wall rekrutow, ME stawali do
cwiczen wojskowych, ME przyJ-
mowali papierow urzedowych, a
bojkotowali nimistrow i komisa-
rzy kr6lewskich = to ME So czy-
ny nielegalne, to ME jest przy-
wlaszczenie sobie praw wiadzy
wykonawczej? ME! = odpo-
wiada Andrassy = to jest tylko
wyrazenie opinii, ME czyny :.
A mnie sic zdaje, re TAXA spree
czka swiadczy o pieniackiem u
sposobieniu. Jezeli zreszta cho-
dzi o. czyny, to 50 one.
Otto. hrabina Batthyany, sio- sio
stra Andrassy'ego, a iona czis-
wieka, ktory poprzysiagi bye re-
wolucyonista "a 70, ze lego olca
w roku 1913 stracono ma szubie-
n;ev. daia wieIki radt, zaprosila
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Rome notatkl ts|egrafiGzns.

= w Kfjowie obrali konstytu-
cyjni demokraci 90 z pomiedsy
80 delegatow nunicypalnych.
= Radykalna prasa petersbur-
ska wielce raduje sic ze zwyciez-
twa konstytucyjnych demokrat6w
W stolicy i zapowiada biurokra-
cyl upade!l.
= - w Petersburgu odebrai So
bic zycie przez powieazenie BAN
kier Heinrich Block, jak sic zda-
je, uprzedzajac swoje bankru:-
tW o. y
= Cz2onkowi, ko"n:yi lrhzc-
towel Sci uu prusklts2 r-hybHh
do Hamburga, ably studyowac po-
Iozenie mias:a Ha-Lur9a. na?:'e-
civ Hamburga u uj5cia Elby,
gdzie aoHv pot ina bye bulJwa
ny.
= Byly generalny gubernator
Kuby, Blanco, umari W Madry-
Gle.
-Ksiaze Wilhelm Won Schaum-
burg Lippe umarl wczoraj W
swym zamku w Nachodzie w
Czechach ma wade sercowa. Piec
godzin p6zniej umarla jego syno-
wa, a corka krola duflskiego, w
tymze zamku, ma zapalenie moz-
gu.
- Komisya turecka wyslana
celem zbadania sporu graniczne-
go do Tabah, zlozyla relacye, re
Tabah nalezy do dystrybtu Aka
bah i stoi ma tureckiem terytory-
Tin.
80 Przybyly do Honolulu pa
rowiec Moana, przywiozl wiado-
nose, re w Tahiti i sasiednich
wyspach w czasie huraganu uto-
nelo I2I osob.
- Senator Depew, cierpiacy
ma rozdraznienie nerwow,na ra-
de lekarzy w czasie sesyi obecneJ
ME bedzie brai udzialu w obra-
dach.
w New Yorku aresztowano
trzech listonoszow pod zarzuttem
ze list6w nadchodzqcych gra-
granicy, uisuwali znaczki poczto-
we, ably Cd adresattw kolekto-
wac nalezytoSc "a porto.
o. Parma Florence Parker, cor
ka bogatego wlaSciciela kopalni
w Arizonie, kt6ra W szpitalu w
Los Angeles przez 7 tygodni spa
Ia, przyszla do siebie i jest re-
konwalescentka.
- Prezydentowi Roosevelto-
wi wczorai przedstawiono po-
rucznika armii niemieckiej I'd
warda Scharrera m}oda tegoz
iona, c6rka browarza Buscha re
St. Louis. Mloda para udaje sic
do Stuttgartu.
= w dystrykcie WegloWym
pittsburskim pc wiekszej czesci
pracuja, chociaz ME wszedzle
g6rnicy powrocili do roboty.
Slychac, re przy zaprowadzenlu
skali r.. 1908 opuszczono niekto-
re ustepy korzystne dla gorni-
kow owczesnego kontraktu.