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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
CROKER'S SUIT is SET
TIED OUT OF COURT
Discharge Case Against London Mag.
azine - Is Amicably Ad-
justed.

London, Oct 15-Lawyers represent
ing the Amalgamated Press, publish
ers of the London Magazine. against
which Richard Croker brought suit for
damages upon the ground of defama-
tory statements, informed the Associa-
ted Press today that the case had been
amicably settled out of court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
Smallpox in Insane Hospital.

Madison, Wis. Oct. 15.-Smallpox
was discovered at the state hospital
for the insane at Mendoza yesterday.
The state board of health immediately
quarantined the institution. There are
5G5 inmates in the hospital and $50 at
tendants and other employees, all of
whom have been exposed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
ARREST BOY FOR MURDER
Twelve Year Old Accused of Killing
Eight Year Old Cousin by Shoot
ing in Orchard.

Marion. H.. Oct. 15.-Clno Barham
aged u, was arrested yesterday after,
noon on charge of killing Harry Da-
Wis. aged s, his cousin. The boys were
in an apple orchard near Spilltown,
two miles north of this city, when the
Davis boy was shot, it is alleged, by
Barham. The little prisoner declares
the shot was accidental.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
Knew Little About II.

This order extends immunity. No
more objections to answering questions
being made, the witness. after stating
he was superintendent of the Lima di-
vision, gave the geographical bounds
of this division, and described the pro-
cess of gathering oil from the produ-
GERS tanks. The witness showed con-
siderable lack of knowledge concern
ing the details of pipe lines known to
be connected with the Buckeye com
pany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
Troops Quiet the Rioters.
Cruisers Enter suez Canal.

Port Said. Oct. 15-The United
States armored cruisers Colorado and
West Virginia today entered the Suez
canal bound southwark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
CASTRO Is NEAR DEATH;
.. VENEZBELANS RESTLESS
Fairly Itching for a Disturbance the
Moment the President EN-
pires.

Port of Spain, Oct. 15.-Advices from
Caracas. Venezuela, state that president
Castro is critically i'll. His death may
occur in few days. II is also asserted
a general uprising throughout Venezu-
Ella is certain TO occur on the announce
ment of his death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
FINE ELKS' SHAFT TO
DETWEILER UNVEILED

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 15.-The mar
BILE shaft erected by the Order of Elks
throughout the United States in mem
ory of Meade ID. Detweiler of Harris
burg, twice grand exalted ruler of the
order. was unveiled in Reservoir park
today, the anniversary of Detweiler's
birth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
ROCK ISLAND ANNUAL is
HELD IN NEW JERSEY
Holding Company Elects All Old Offic.
ers With Exception of
Frick.

Jersey City. Oct 15.-At the annual
meeting of the Rock Island company
OF New Jersey today all the retiring
directors were reelected with the eX-
ception of Henry c. F'rick, whose place
was taken by John f. Thompson of
New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
WRECK OF X. p. TRAIN
Special CoIIides With Freight En-
Route to New Orleans.

Nashville, Oct. 15.-The Knights of
Pythias special train, en- route to New
Orleans for the conclave. which left
here at 2 p. M. collided with freight
train at Whites Bluff. p Z. p. Willis
of Anderson, Tenn, fiagman on the
freight, was killed and John Curran of
Nashville. engineer of the passenger.
was scalded, but will recover. None
of the passengers were injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
Cuts Throat of Neoro.

Abingdon, H., Oct 15.-In a fight
with two negroes yesterday, Harry Ste
vens, farmer. cut the throat of Doc"
Hale with a large pocket knife. The
negro was badly hurt, but is expected
to recover. Stevens gave himself up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
Wild RIOT AT RACE
Frenchmen Become Excited and
Loot Ring on Track Near
Paris.
"BOOKIES" CASH is SEIZED
Enraged Mob Pilages and Destroys Un.
til Troops Reach
Scene.

Paris. Oct 15.-There was a riot at
the Longchamps race course yesterday
afternoon in consequence of an unsat
isfactory start in the free handicap
The rioting eliminated in bloOdshed,
pillage and incendiarism. Scores OF
persons were injured. The program
comprised six races and the first two
passed off without incident. There
were nine starters in the free handicap,
the third event, and four. including the
favorite. were left at the post. Amid
a terrific uproar a complete outsider
won.
The public Immediately became en-
ragged, broke down the barriers, and in
vaded the track. Crowds demanded
the return of their bets.
Seize BOOISies' Cash Boxes.
They surrounded the bookmakers'
booths, chased out the cashiers, and
seized the money. Attempts to restore
order were in vain, the small force of
police present being inadequate. The
crowds anger increased and men be-
gan breaking chairs and throwing them
on the track.
Then a rougher element raided some
automobiles stationed near the grand
stands, seized supplies of petroleum,
with which they sprinkled the booths
and other woodwork, and set them
afire. The squad of firemen on duty
was helpless, as the water hose had
been cut.
Troops Quiet the Rioters.
The authorities telephoned for assist
ance to Mont Valerien and strong
body of troops was at once sent up on
the double quick. The soldiers sue
ceeded eventually in clearing the in
closure by charging. but in the mean
time the betting structures had burned
to the ground. A large wooden build
ing belonging TO the bookmakers also
was set on fire.
Sixty arrests were made and a large
number of policemen and rioters were
injured. A force of troops will remain
on duty throughout the night at the
Longchamps and Auteuil courses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
DIscovery of the Bodies.
Murderer in Jail.

Springfield. Mo. Oct 15.--Jona Ham.
ilton. the alleged self-confessed muir
derer of the Parsons family near Hous-
ton, Mo. il is asserted. is in the coun-
ty Jail here. although the sheriff denies
the story. The latter, however. will
not permit anyone To enter the cell.
house.
ton, who was placed i'm Jail at Hous-
ton yesterday. charged with the murder
of the Parsons family. was taken to
Greenfield. Dade county, today and
placed in jail for safe keeping Hamil-
ton was brought TO Springfield early to-
day. but the sheriff did not want the
prisoner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
CASE IS RESUMED SHIP IS A FURNACE
Hundreds Perish i'm Burning
Vessel at Hongkong
Dock.
HAD 1000 CHINESE ABOARD
Flames Spread to Wharf After Crew
Desert-Celestials Die in
SWarms.

Hongkong. Oct 15.-The British
steamer Hankow. from Canton, was
burned last night while lying along
side its wharf. Hundreds of Chinese
passengers were burned TO death and a
valuable cargo was destroyed. All the
European passengers and the crew
were saved.
The steamer. with 1000 Chinese pas
engers-men, women. and children
and seven Europeans and cargo in
cluding 800 bales of mating, 500 bales
of raw silk, and 400 bales of waste
silk. arrived from Canton during the
night and was moored to the wharf
The ship was soon discovered ablaZe
Captain Branch then awakened the
European passengers, who rushed
down the gangway, the women in their
night clothes. The crew was compell-
ed to leave the ship, which by this
time was a veritable furnace. The
Chinese steerage passengers were
thrown into a frightful panic. HOrri-
flying shrieks and cries to save their
lives were heard. but escape was i'm
possible owing TO the inflammable ma
ture of the cargo.
Hundreds were burned to death and
many others jumped into the harbor
and were drowned
Turned into Furnace.
Responding to signals from the Brit
ish cruiser Flora, the naval dock yard
dispatched contingents of engines and
assistance. The land and floating bri-
gades of firemen made herculean ef-
forts to eXtinguish the flames, which
loaped to a height of over 60 feet.
The British steamer Pow Ap. which
was berthed at the same wharf, was
towed ont to save it from destruction.
A neighboring pier. 100 yards distant,
was burned to the waters edge.
burned 10 Waters Edge.
The fire was brought under control
at 6 O'Clock a. M, at which time only
the shell and hull of the Hankow re-
manned. The grewsome work OF recoV-
ering the dead was then begun.
In a few minutes the fire fighters
had recovered as corpses. Many of
them were huddled together and only
singed. while others were incinerated
beyond recognition. Of the cargo 20o
bales of raw silk were saved, but bad
lv damaged by water The remainder
was totally destroyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
CASE is ON
Hearing of Arguments as to Rock
Island County Muir
derer
BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT
Technical Ground on Which II Is
Sought to Free Fiend Set
Forth.

Springfield, H.. Oct. 15.-(SpeciaD.
The supreme court today heard the
argument in the habeas corpus case
of William r. Nagle from Rock Island
county.
story of the TechnicaIIty.
Nagle was indicted for murder, but
the case was continued until after the
four months allowed by law had eXpir-
ed when he was indicted and rearrest-
ed. The contention of the attorneys
for Nagle is that as four months pass
ed from the time he was indicted be
fore he was tried that he cannot be
tried.
The state contends that Nagle's at
torneys agreed 10 a continuance until
the next term of court. owing to the
illness of the father of States Attor-
ney Scott of Rock Island county, but
Nagle's attorneys claim the cOntinu-
ance was for but one day.
The Arguments.
The case was argued for Nagle by
Adair Peasants and II. A. Weld and
for the state by States Attorney J. w.
Scott and II. A. Hurd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
BARS FOR BURTON
United States Supreme Court
Rules Against Kansas
Senator,
WHO BETRAYED HIS TRUST
Immediate Imprisonment Unless Attor-
neys Delay Process of the
Law.

Washington, Oct. 15.-The supreme
court of the United States today denied
the petition of former Senator Burton
of Kansas for a rehearing'in the case
in which he is under sentence Of i'm
prisonment and a fine on the charge OF
accepting attorneys fee in a case in
which thee government was Interested
while he was serving as senator.
May Mean Imprisonmenf.
The effect of the decision will be i'm.
mediate Imprisonment for Burton up.
less his attorneys devise some means
of pOstponing the execution of the sen
tence
Burton Ready for Prison.
Abline, Kan, Oct. 15.-Former Unit
ed States Senator Burton, when seen
at his home here today by an Associat-
ed Press representative, regarding the
action of the supreme court in refus-
ing him a rehearing. absolutely de-
clined to talk of the case. However,
il is stated from an authoritative
source. that he has already communi-
Gated with his attorneys asking that
his term of Imprisonment be arranged
to begin at the earliest possible mo-
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
BREAKS HIM Down
Witness Relates Experiences Be.
fore inter- State Commerce
Commission.
RUINED BY THE COMBINES
Oppressed by Illinois Grain Dealers
Trust and Railroad Dis
elimination.

Chicago. Oct 15-Testimony was
heard today before the three members
of the Interstate commerce commits
sion relative to the possible existence
of a grain trust A r. Aygarn. OF
Pontiac, H.. who told of his struggles
against the Illinois Grain Dealers as
sociation, broke into tears while on the
stand. 1t was necessary to excuse him
from giving further evidence. He de
clared he had been ruined because lie
had dared TO deal with farmers and
track shovelars He declared discrim
ination against him had been doubled
because the railroads had refused to
give him cars in which to transport
grain.
Secret Letters Read.
Secret letters and circulars 10 mem
bers of the commission and grain deal
ers' association, and similar documents
issued to the Illinois association were
read to the commissioners. The state
ments were considered so unusual by
the commissioners that the Witnesses
were rigidly examined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15
Mother and Three Chill
dren Are CIubbed
to Death
AND FATHER IS SHOT
Bodies OF Victims Found Near
a Creek---Lynchlng Is
Likely.

Houston, Tex, Oct. 15.-Barney Par
sons was shot to death and his wife and
three children fatally dubbed near
Licking, Mo, as a result. It is said, of
quarrel over the sale of Parsons crops
to a farmer named iona Hamilton. The
latter has been arrested and is said TO
have confessed.
Parsons and family set out from their
former home in covered wagon,
bound for northern Missouri. The body
of Parsons, who had been shot TO death.
and those of the mother and three chill
dren who had been dubbed to death,
were found in a creek by fishermenS
Lynching Feared.
iona Hamilton, the alleged murderer,
is in the Houston Jail, strongly guarded
to prevent lynching. He is said TO
have made a confession to the effect
that al a timber-bordered place in the
road as Parsons and his family were
driving along he confronted them with
q ShOlShlls DtliDtldttlS dlhiiilE dA
sons, Hamilton discharged both bar
rels of the gun and Parsons fell to the
ground. Hamilton then advanced up
on him and dubbed him over the head
with the butt of the gun several times.
He then beat the head of the mother
almost to a pulp. and after killing her
dubbed the three children to death.
The bodies of all five were then loaded
into a wagon and taken to Big Piney
creek. about one mile distant from the
scene of the murder, and dumped into
the water.
Discovery of the Bodies.
The body of one OF the children has
not yet been found party of fisher
men from Houston discovered the bod
les of two of the children. A further
search brought TO light the bodies of
both parents. Shortly after the news
had been received Hamilton rode into
town on a mule that was recognized as
one that belonged TO Parsons. He was
arrested Parsons, who came to Texas
county two years ago from the northern
part of Missouri, and Hamilton had
both been favorably known over the
entire county.
Murderer in Jail.
Springfield, Mo. Oct 15.--Jona Ham.
ilton. the alleged self-confessed muir
derer of the Parsons family near Hous-
ION Mo ic agcartaI 10 in tho not,,,-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
exkursyjne do jezio-
! Washington, (St. Peter,
Eagle, i Kasotal

Z Winonysw piatkii soboty do s IA
>ota pc 81 10. do st. Peter pc
81 is do Eagle Lake pc 1913 "a
tykiet zwrotny, swszystkie z ogranl-
,;zeniem do powrotu az 10 nastep-
negto wtorku i do Kasota po ST..
rs SIS do st Peter pc Sc. 65 do
Eagle Lake pc Sc 90 "a tykiet1
1wrotny dziennie, = okresem czasu..
do powrotu " przeciagu ttrzydzie-i
stu dni Kow;euie czarnYch okunli
i szczupaki jest specyalnie dob'r'emm|.
" tym piek1ym eziorze, a usiugga'
la ~ bak6w zobiitae liezba cz OLE
it. d. 81 gotone. Nodne hotele
ipue przyjemnosci vzd}uz jesiora.
: parowym atatkiem dope}nia.
przyjemno6ci Pc blizsze Informs 81
cye zglosic sie do agent6w ko1ei'
Chicago d North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
ROk KrW1.

Rok 1903 d@ugo pozostanie W pa
mieci W domu F. N. T'acketow, "
Alliance, Ky, jake rok krwi, kt6ra
pfyne}a tax obicie p}uc pana Ia
rketu tax, il smier6 2dawafa sig
bye bardzo blisko On pisze: ,, Xii
ka krwiotokow z p}uc trwozliwy
kaszel zaprowadzily mnie przed
drzwi smierci, wtenczas zaczq}en
uzywa6 Dr.. Kings New Discovery
ma suchoty tym zadziwiaj2cym
r%ezultatem, il Pc uzyciu czterech
butelek by1em zupe1nie. wyleczony'.
Gwaranto~ane ma chorobe pluc,
kaszel i zaziebienie W apiece NJ j.
Kowalewskiego. aptekarza- Cena
'0c-i $780, Butelkl Ia probe :dar-
.-sa- .r -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
90 DO wybrzezy Paciiiku
! 2 poWr,,tt n 2 { hicago.
Stosunkowo niskie raty
"a tykiet zwrotny Z in.
nych miejsc.

80 ~ Hm% Ew#E%& -52#Es@rTs#
Koleja Chicago, Union Pac &c
g North Western cd ] czerwca
do 80 wrzesnia, do San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle j
j innych miejsc u Wy breezy
.Pacyfiku. Bardzo niskie raty do
Helena, Butte, Spokane, Ogden j
Salt Lake City. Codziennie oso-
biscle urzadzane wycieczki " Pull
mana sypialnych wagonach do San
Francisco, Los Angeles Portland
wprost bez zmiany. Podwojne po-
s}anie tylko 81. 90 z Chicago i
$5.75 z Omaha. Wyborna droga.
O raty, bilety it'd. zg}osic sic do
agent6y kolei Chicago q North
w estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22


Mo byl tax srzzler !. Z, ale po-
m in tego dalej postepowal.
20 chwili przekonal sic, ze
droga, kt6ra szed}, coraz bar
dziej byla spadzista. Odglos
jego krok6W mniej by1 PREY
tlumiony, musial sic przeto
.znajdowac W miejscu bardzo
.przestronnem; tn dotknaf
.kijem 0 jakas porecz. Prey
|puszcza1, re jest to obszernl1ta7
.komora, z kt6rej wydobywa
no wegle. Widocznie sic "a
blaka}. Strapiony ia mysla i
os}abiony znuzeniem, usiadf
ma zismi, rozwazajao, co czy-
mic dalei.
Przyszfo mu ma mysl, 70 2
korytarza, prowadzacego do
wyjscia, wchodzilo sic ma
prawo do galer,i, wiodacej
do poiudniowej cze5ci kopal6l
zupeinie je1nu nieznanej, bye
moze vie ze teraz znajdo-
wal sic W tel galeryi i to W
znacznej odlegtosc: cd jej
poczatku. Me wiedzia}, co
poczac, czy dalej postepowac,
czy zawr6cic. ..... .x.
- Moze lepiej - my5la}
sobie - pozostac tn, gdzie
Ale czy znajdzie
mrie Tomasz? mole p6jdzie
do wr6t, a ME zastawszy
mnie tam, pomysli, re jestem
W domu i wyjdzie z kcpalni.
MYsl ia, re Tomasz moze
go szuka, tax utkwi}a mu W
g}owie, re pomimowolnie "a
cza1 krzyczec z ca}ej silly:
- Tomaszu, Tomaszu!
Tysiaczne echa odbija}y sic
po korytarzach, galeryach,:
komorach, a zlewajac sic W
|jeden dziwny chaos, spra-
wia}y wrazenie og}uszajacego
|grzmotu; ch}opiec sam sic
przestraszyl swojego g1osu.
Pc chwili zn6w g}uche
milczenie zaleglo Gale pod
ziemie. lego dfuzej zniesc
ME m6g}. Powsta}, pochwy,
Gil xii i szedi dalej. Wres7cie
sill mu zabrak1o; usiad} vice
ma ziemi, a zakrywajac re-
koma twarz, pocza} pfakac i
narzeka6. Ssdzil, il przyjdzie
mu tn umrzec, kt6z bowiem
zdola go odszukac W tenn
podziemiu, W kt6rem znaj~)
DUE sic tvle korytarzy, ga
leryi, kom6r zaulk6w.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
BRAT ociemnia1Y|
8&8.
I, (Ciag dalszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
Mia1em w6wczas zaledWie
cztery lata, ale doskonale
%pamietam, jak mama gorzko'
plakala. Me mogla d}ugo
piakac, DO ,musiala sic wziac
do pracy, ably zarobit ola
mas ma kawa}ek chleba. Mu-
siaia bardzo eiezko pracowac
powt6rzyl. Benjamin pc
ehwili z westchnieniem.
S}owa te s~prawi}y g}ebo~
kie wrazenie ma Jak6ba.. z
widocznem wzruszeniem
przysfuchiwa} sic opowiada-
niu biednego ch}opca. Po-
wt6rnie odczepif lampke cd
swego kapelusza, i powt6rnie
zblizyl ia do twar7y Benja-
nina.
- M6wisz, re zabi}a go
spadajaca bry}a wegla kac
miennego?
- Tax jest, tax powiadano,
ale m6wiono takze, re VIA
sciwie niewiadomo, z jake
90 zg;na} powodu.
Ma to slowa tax SLIME
zadrza}a reka olbrzyma, re
plomie1 lampy wahal sic ma
wszystkie strony.
- Gdzie on stracil zycie?
W. jakiem miejscu, W jakiej
kopalni?
w kopalni Carbonate,
podobno W szyhie mr.. 6 -
rzek} Benjamin.. pc chwjli "a
stanowienia. Cd kilku chwil
dostrzeg} on wielka .zmiane
w g}osie .Jak6ba, ale ME VIE
:dzia}, czemu to przypisac.
- Jak sic on nazywaH Ja-
kie jego nazwisko? - rzeK}
spiesznie Jak6b; j ogromna
swa reka tax SLIME scisna}
reke chlopczyny, re ten z
b6lu zeskoczyf z }awki i "a
wo}a} bfagalnym g}osem:
- Panic, ME 6ciskaj mnie
tax SLIME, ME rob mi mic
z}ego, wszak wiesz, re ME
widze.
- Me chce ci sprawl ia
dnej p%rzykrofci, - rzekl ia
,k6b ch}opcu zadam:. tylko,
zeby6 mi powiedzia} nazwisko
twego OLGA.
Nazywa} sic Tomasz
Taylor - rzek1 ch}opiec,
>drzac re strachu usilujac
susiasc ma }awce.
Ma to s}owa lampka wy
padfa z rak Jak6ba, wydajar
przenikliw4, niemiIa won.
Olbrzym jakby oniemia}. Me
wiedziaf, gdzie sic znajduje j
GO sic z MIN dzieje, widocznie
ciezka 20 SODA staczal Wake.
Wreszcie powstal, podni6s}
lampe i rzek}:
- Music juz olejsc, badz
zdr6w, chlopcze, do widzenia;
czy ma peWno brat two
przyjdzie pc ciebie?s
sPrzyjdzie odrzekl
Benjamin - zawsze pc mnie
rrzychodzi. =
Po tel otdpo,wg:iitedzi JAk6b|
sic oddalil, ale po chwili
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

leczye sic IA oczY,
ale ME maszspienisdzy. Dam
ici zpotrzsbne ma to pieniadze,
|bo znalem twego OLGA.
Benjamin ME zdazyl jesz-
cze "a to podziekowaG, kiedy
|olbrzym zblizy} swa szorstka
itwarz do ch}opczyny, poca-
go W. colo szybkimr.
krokiem.
Przez chwile Benjamin
przysluchiwa} sic odgiosowi
oddalajacych sic krok6w, .
kiedy wszystko ucich}o, roz-
|mysla} 0 tym dziwnym clio
|wieku i wsp6}czuciu, jake
|mu okazywa}; lecz i'm d1uSe]
sic zastanawia}, tenn wieksza
by}o to ola niego zagadka.
Wreszcie postanowil zapytac
sic Tomasza, moze on mu
to objasni. Czekal tax jeszcze
czas -niejaki pograzony "
dumaniu, wtem nagle zasta
nowi{- sic, ze juz must bye
bardzo p6zno, a Tomasz ME
Fprzybywa. Dziwi} sic, re dnia
tego robotnicy PREDICT niz
zwykle wyszli z kopalni, ale
przypuszcza}, re Tcmasz tam
|jeszcze bye must. Powstal
|tedy, postapi} kilka krok6v
naprz6d, pc chwlli wszakze
sic zawr6ci} i uda} sic W
g}ab kopalni~ Jednakze wkr6t-
&c zn6w sic zblizy} sic do
wr6t i usiadt ma }awie. Byl
przekonany, re niebawem
przyjdzie pc niego Tomasz.
Siedzia}> lax GAIA godzine
|posr6d grobowej ciszy, ME:
przerwanej najmniejszym SEE
lestem. Widocznie musieli
wszyscy opuscic kopalnia.
Zupe}nie sic juz wyczerpa}a
lego cierpliwos6; a nieznosna
cisza do reszty go zdener~.
wowa}a.> Postanowi} tedy
apr6bowa6, czy ME uda mu
sic wyj66 PREY pomocy swego
kija; przypomnia}o mu sic,
lie kiedy raz Tomasz by{
chory, sam wyszedf z kopal-
nj; ola czegoz vice toz samo
teraz udacby mu sic ME
mia}o?
Zamknawszy wrota, :wzia}
W reke koszyk z naczyniami
Fo5iadowemi, a macajac kijem
po 6cianach korytarza, szed}
W kierunku :wyjscia.r w dro
DE co chwlle zatrzymywa]
sic, nadstawiajac ucha, czy
ole uslyszy jakiego stapania,
lie napr6zno, wszedzie zaleg}a
;isza, szed} vice coraz dalej.
Sadzif, re %powinien sic juz
znajdowaG W poblizu wyjscia,
lie ogarne}o go wielkie Emu
zenie; usiadf ma szynach, ably
Vypoczac. Spoczywat niedlu>
90, a ME mogac znies6 tel
strasznej ciszy, powsta}, ably
i66 dalej. Poznal teraz, 20
grunt, pc .kt6rym stapat,
nieznacznie sic podnosi4.l
Wtem potknawszy sic o ia
kas lezaca bryle, tax ME-
.szczeaiwie upadl, 20 AZ box
= @1ahoI4I. ~ trzy7n,a 8 O. ,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
MANHATTAN

development of Manhattan Standard
acreage, both by lessees and on COM
pany account, has been considerably
hampered for the past few days by the
Almost incessant fall of snow through
OUT the Manhattan district. So a as
prosecuted, however, it has added to the
worth of the property as gold values
nave improved and the ore bodies been
extended. The showing on the Parkin-
son lease is particularly flattering and
the ore grade is increasing with each
iouhd OF shots. Work on company ae-
count is likewise continued under salts
factory conditions.
Inc office building being erected by
'he Manhattan Standard company in the
toWn OF Manhattan will be completed
uomorrow n is one of h most at
erdctlVe in external and internal APP
pearance in the camp. The general Of
nces OF the company have been estab-
nshed in suite 4 and 6, State Bank
MOCK Goldfeld. They are equipped
win all the latest appliances for the
.apiu dispatch of business, and while
'e furnishings are not expensive they
auu much to the attractiveness of the
suite.