davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19
ADREs WIARUsA Warus 3s9 Str, Winona, Minn.

lGeorgiem Barrit powiie-:
Idzial do niego pogr6zke
i, mam przyczyne, aby Gle za-
Ibie, 4 poczem jednym strza-
lem .zrani} go smierte telnie.
Barrett zmarl tutajj " niedzie-
le. Pepli6ski liczyI % lata.
Barrett pozostaWii} zone j
czwofo drobnych dzieci. K}6-
1tnia powstala pod obno 2 te-
go powodu ze Barrett pobil
(Pep1in kiieg,o kuzyna j z}amal
mu reke. Peplihski po doko-
naniu morderstwa umknal,ale
go pochwycono " oddaleniu
trzydziestu mil
Barrett pracoWal jako ku-
charz " obozie drwali " po-
blizu Nadean, j gdy Peplih.
iski dowiedzal sic o b6ice, u u
kt6rej kuzyn jego zostal po-
raniony, uda} sic zaraz ma
bicyklu, aby pomscic kuzy-
ma.
DETROIT, Mich. Parma
kucya Czarnecka, liczaca lat
20 mieszka z rodzicami pm.
l1O6S Joe Campau ave. M}oda
dziewczyna zadziwila sic ME
malo, gdy otworzy}a kilka
mi2oscia tchnacych list6w
| cd Antonigo Chlebowskie
spostrzegla jednak, ze z pi-
sma ME przebija}a sic byna-
jmniej sama miiosc, ale po-.
lgr6zki Obawiajac sic mozli-
wych niiespodzianek, udala
sic ma stacye policyina" a"Chene"
opowiedziala Gala ofere j
sprawe powierzy}a detekty-
won Repp j Redmod. ME
kocham go" powiedzia}a
kucya. - !, Przy szed} do mas
stolowac sic, i pozostal okolo
trzy tygodnie Chcia} 1konie-.
cznie, abym by}a jego die
wczyna, lecz matka wiedzia-
la, il ME byiby on dobra ola
mnie partya i kazala mu
szuka6 sobie innego domu.
1Choc ME lubi}am go on. ME
m6g} tego spostrzedz." Chile
bowski sta} sic natretnym i
|prosil p. Czarneckigo, aby.
|interweniowal W jego.
aferze i wstawil sic "a MIN.
Pan Czarniecki ME by} ko-
rzystnie usposobionym dla
,bortnika"i poprosi}a go ably
raczy1 opuscic dom jego.,,Ja
|lubie i chcc tutaj mieszkae"
PROFESSIONAL mlodzieniee,
lecz ma stanowcze zadanie mu
sia1 sic wyprowadzic. Me
ochlod1 jednak " milosci
i ME przestawal zaszczyca6.
dziewczyne afek talni, choe'
wcale mu nie sprzyja}a j stfo..
Mia Cd niego. w listach ma
lowal " goracyoh wyrazaehE1l
sWojja postac, iaroWyWa} sic
dusza j cialem sWej ub6 6stwia.- 4.
nej, u n6g jej chcial zlozyt: . ::
nieznaczny majate teczek lecz.
panna Czarnecka zimna bYla,
jak glaz na Wszyskiie propo-
zycye adonisa. Me nlogac MIG.
k6rac po dobremu chW,y-. &.
|ci1 sic innej broni pogr6-
|zek, Pahstwo Czarn 20,
stall zaalarrnoWa j postano
will Wysiac q niasta c6rkee,
|aby ,1sunac Cd Chllebo-
wskiego. Rezol tina PARMA po-1
radzila sobiie sa1na by.naj-I ].
|rnniei ME raiiaIa zamiaru rOz-s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

LONDYN, 13 lipca. - Mo-
torowv pewnego omnibusu, Y: Y
kt6rego hamulec sic zepsu1,
runal " przepasc W poblzilu
Crawley. 2 81 jadacych szesc
zostalo ma miejscu zabitych,
a wszyscy inni pokaleczeni
6nniertelnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

WORONEZ, Il lipca.
Gala prowincya woroneska
znajduje sic W op}akanym
stanie z..powodu rozruch6w
agrarnych. Ch1opi wszedzie
powstaja, pala ] ustosza. W
dystrykcie bobrowskim spa
lono przeszlo 20 d6br i poza.-
bijano lub zrabowano 800
sztuk bydia. Dobra Ks. Ba-
riaty6skiego spustoszone mai
zupe1niej; stajnie jego z pre-
pysznymi wyscigowcami spa
lono. w dystrykcie garah- :
skim 1000 chiop6w pladruje
i mn6stWo d6br, spustoszo-
no wszystko, co mia}o jaka6
wartosc. w poblizu samego
Worone eza popalono 15 d6br
a miedzy niemi dobra byle-
go ministra rolnictWa Jer-
molowa j zmarlego hr. Or
Iowa Dawidowa. Wojska wy
slano, a musiano prosie Q
dodatkoWe Wojska 2 Witch
skiej gubernii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

X sr Sg Ms
~ Il Z NV 70 LsK,ICH j,
W AM]ERYCE
GEsA ND RAPIDS, Mich.
Nv zesz1a sobote rano Q go
Idzinie 800 odbyl sic 2 ko-
Isciola 5w. Wojciecha pogrzeb
| 5p. Tomasza G6rala, kt6ry
1.dnia lipca utona} W ieziio-
|,rze Reeds. Coral chcac 2 20.
IA ufyt przejazdzki ma jjezio 4
re najal LODI wieczorem Cd
Minar'a. Okolo godziny 900
Wjechai pred parowiec wy
cieezkoWy Major Watson "
IchWi gdY ten zblizal sic do
mich ea6ral Wldzac ME ebez-
Ipie enstwo elkiemi spo.
soba1 Il !. staral sic LODI wykre-
Icit kdrogi parowca ale ma
|prozHo, DO parowiec wpad}
na c1olno przewracajac tako,
we. zona G6rala ,trzymala sic
kraWedzi lodzi i wkr6tce
|.wyratpwana zosta}a przez
dwoch mlodych ludzi kt6rzy:
pzybyi na pomoc. G6rala
jednaksnie wyratowano ma
drugi sdzie6 znaleziono jego
zwloki " jeziorze. Coral IL
czyl lat "a pracoWai " ia
bryce Brunswick Balk CO.
lender kompanii. sMieszkal
Jpn. 235 Nc Reynold St.
u zgS s : . -! %~.. So
~ -. s. ss..ls
BUFFALO, N. Y. Ma rok
wiezienia skazany Polak, 20
Iletni Jan Dolski, "a dwu-
zehstwo. Pierwsza zone, Sta
nislawe Jankowske, poslubi}
Dolski W dniu Is stycznia
1900 r., zas W dniu 6 grudnia
1905 r. poja} "a zone Katie
E. Burns.
Pierwsza iona Dolskiego
porzucilIa q, go, zeby zyc z
niejakim Big Billem, 2 kt6-
rym cd dawna prowadzi1a
romans. Druga iona skaza-
nego jest bardzo porzadna
kobieta.
w roku b;ezacym, dzie6
swieta ameryka6skiego
Fourth july, przeszedl
wzglednie szczesliwie W Buffa-
10. Straz alarmowano 'cztery
razy tylko. Najwiekszy pozar
wybuchna} W szopie przy He
dley place, spalifo sic 6 ton
sjana j 10 ton s1omy. .Wszy-
skie cztery pozary powstaly
Wskutek puszczania ogni
sztucznych.
w roku zesz}ym " dniu 4
lipca straz buffaloska by1a
wzywana do gaszenia ognia
n razy.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Ieofll
|Nowak= i Piotr Wojjciecho-
Wski ukradli 2 wagon6W ko-
lei North Western na polu.=
dnioWej stronie 200 funt6W
zelaza wartosci So. NoWak5
poslany zostal na 60 dni q 4
.Wo chowski IA Is dni do.
domu poprawy. u.
M'lENOMINE'lE n NJ i ] BE Mich. Z,
Cedar Rapids donosza 9 NOR
|derstWiie, do konanen przez
Polaka "a osob bic kueharza,
zatrud ionego " obozie drWa-5
..S$S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

WIED'EN, Il ipca. Mi
nisteryum o5Wiaty otrzynalo
mn6stwo pro- ze strony
polskich stud t6w 2 Kr6le-
stWa, By i'm dozWo olono odby-
wac studya ma rsyteciie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

kochanek zostal aresztowany
pod oskarze eniem ze odgrazal
sic, Il ia zabije. Me pr7yznal
sic do why vice v ponie-
dzialek stanie do przesluch chu.
PHILADELNH Pa.
/ |Zeszlego czwartku " nocy
napadlo 5. .drabow ma Bride
fsburgu na pewna dzieWczyne,
usilujac dokonac "a niejj gwa
ltu. Ma krzyk ofiary zjawiIa
sia policya. Napastnicy sic
rozbiegli " rome strony q.
v pogoh "a mimi policya. Gdy
ma kilkakrotne Wolanie ma
pastnicy sic niezatrzymali da-
Iii do Mich policyanci kilka
fstrzal6w rewolwerowych j
ljednego Mich 25 letniego
Jana Tyczydskiego ciezko
zranili, tax, ze musiano so
zabrac, gdzie lekarze powa-
1tpieWaja Q jego wyleczeniu,
Reszte napastnik6W areszto-
wafa policya jeszcze stego
samego dnia i osadzila "
wiezieniu, gdzie ciezko odpo-
kutuja "a sw6j czyn.
DJRYEA. Pred paru
dniami powr5ciI do domu
rodzicialskiego Leon Jace-
wicz syn. znanego sedziego
|pokoiu ..pana Fr 3; JaeeWicza,
IMsody p. Leon Jacewicz u
konczyl pierwszy rok wy.
szej szkoly przemysfowel "
Philadelphia 2 bardzo dobrym
postepem. Prace rysunkowe
jake mieli6my sposobnoSc
ogladac rokuja temu mlc-
dzie6cowi bardzo piekna
przyszlosc, jesli nadal gor-
|liwoscia i dotychczasowa pill
noscia dalszym studyem POI
swiecac sic bedzie.
u CLEVELAND, o. 49, Jan
g. Wygahski, zam. p. 2432i 49,,
Lakeside ave. N. b. przyby1
do domu 2 fabryki W ponie-
dzialek 7ano 0 godz. 5tej ~
zastsl tam Fryderyka Aylwa-
rda, maszyniste kolejowego.
Gdy nieproszony gos6 ME
m6s1 dac zadaWalniajacego
wytl6maczenia swej obecno-
Sci " domu Wygahs kiego, ten
ze strzelil dwukrotnie q re-
wolweru do natreta j frank
go W plecy. Kpla pre-
sz1a take przez pluca j ran
ny ley teraz v szpitalu St.,
Clair, walczac e Smiercia,
lWyga6ski zostaf are sztoWa1.y ',1l q Y
j osadzony " wiezieniu. Ay~
lward zapozna} sic 2 Wyygah
ska try lata temu na balu
i Cd tego czasu y 70 kazyWal jej
duzo przyjjazni, czego masz
Wyga6s 6skiej Hcale ME po-
|chwalai i gdy spotkal 60 "
toWarzystWie sWej zony Q tax 81
|rychlej godzinie postano OWL
|polozy6 koniec ronaanso owl
Wyga6s ki ME opieral sic poli-
cyl 1rzy areszt oWaniu itWler-
|dzi, ze ME Il czy nil mic zlego
|ratuia honor sWei rod lin
CHI IC1AGO Illll. z z IDEAS
|b6jkisz kolegamii otrzyy j yyrnal po-
|lski robotnik ichal yzel
Epchniecie nozenl u czalo
|lscie niialo 1nie 4 see pred do
mem pa. 1s ellicy lke,
10 IA razie lit q esxts,a; \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

RZYM, Il lipca. Cd.
dawna wiadoma juiz jest RE RE
cza, ze niekt6re czesci Wa5ty'-
kanu potrzeb ebuja gwait itownie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

MllENOMINEE Mich
Cedar Rapids done osza 9 NOR
stWiie, okonanen przez
Polaka na osob bic ueharza,
zatrud dnio ego v oboziie drWa-
JIG Jan Pepli H drWal, po-.
tkl6ciW ~ sic kuc charzem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19
PETERSBURG, Is lip,

- Minister ! finans6w Ko-
kowcew oswiadczyl reprezen-
tantom prasy, ze cabinet wre-
cyl carowi swa rezygnacye.
10 lie s}ychac, carjeszcze ME
Jest zdecydowany powierzyc
konstytucyjnym demokra-
tom zestawienie nowego mi.
nisteryum. Zyczy on sobie
mice cabinet koalicyjny, W
kt6rym partya konserwatyw-
ma i liberalna, jakotez rada
pa6stwa i duma beda mia}y
rezentant6w. Car sadzi, ze
na. .czele takiego 1ninistery yum
m6g}by stanac: hr. Heyden
lub Stakowicz.
Wielki ksiaze Miko}aj Mi.
kolajewicz, komendant kor-
pusu gwardyi i wojska dy-
stryktu wojskowego Peters
burga, przed}ozyl carowi ewa
rezygnacye, ale Car jej ME
przyja}.
PETERSBURG, l6 lipca.
Przyjecie przez izbe wyzsza
bez poprawek izby pos}6w,
wniosku przeznaczajacej {
i pol miliona dolar6w ola
dystrykt6w dotknietych g}o-
dem, stanowi votum niezau- :
fania ze strony izby wyzszej,
dla Goremkina j jego mini
.str6w. Izba swyzsza ME chcia-
Ia oslabiac wp}ywu izby po.
selskiej W takim czasie, W
kt6rym Rad uk}ada sic 2
konstytucyjnymi demokrata-
mi, chcac ich dopuscic do
w1adzy. Kwestya zmiany rza-
du Jest juz W zasadzle roz-
strzygnieta, rozchodzi sic
.tylko 0 to, kt6re osoby 2 To-
ma dumy narodowej maja "a
staple ministr6w dotychcza-
.sowych. Admiral Skrydlow
zosta} mianowany nastepca
zamord doWanego vice admira-
la Czuchnina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

CHIC AGO Ill Podezas
|b6iki.z = koleg otr yfnal po
|lski robotnik chal VVyzel
Epchniecie MOI lem NJ czalo
|iscie mialo Iniej see pred do
mem pa. 1s} e1liicy
70 ma razie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-19

retnego INTO lie ca, Poszla
sama na policy Fanattyczny ana
.koc ochanek zostal sztoWany
pod oskarz zeniem ze odgraza1
sic, Il ia zabije. Me przyyznal
sic do winlly, vice " ponie-
.dzialek stanie do przesluchu..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-24
Servicio de cahotaie.

OfciDa de San Juan Ia Marina Muee de Ia Compafa
TELESONO No. 8lI
Oiicna de Nueva York, MIN. broadway.
0fna de Naeya 0rIesn W. uck Agent 6IO Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-24
De Ia Moca

Ell Domingo IS de los corrientes sc
llevo q cfecto en- los salones de la casa
consistorial, IN esplendido bale dc
pascuas. 81 que asisti6 IN buen ndme-
70 de bellas y sirnpatic as darnas de
|nuestra seciedad Ell salon estaba
|primorosamente arreglado
ALI esta ban las esbeltas Margarita
" BertalFelfu, Carmen Mercedes
Negroni, Viola Babilonia, Benicia Y
Mercedes Collazo J otras mas. todas
bellas y distinguidas.
Bien puede decirse que 81 bale del
Domingo Ia side uno de los mas lu-
cidos que ha dado nuestra enthusiastic
juventud.
Las festas de Ia Semona Santa
han quedado muy concurridas y Sc
lemnes, merced 4 las iniciativas de Re
verendo Gabriel Gonzalcz.
Ell sabado de gloria Sc vic el pueblo
invadido per numerosos feligreses y no
Ifeligreces, resultando ventaioso al CO.
mercio que en- dicho dfa hizo su
agosto.
En- la actualidad Sc encuentra en-
session alberta Ia Cortc municipal de
Aguadilla, presidiendo las sesiones el
Juez Kearney.
Don Higinio Lopez Soto, ha sido
nombrado Juez de Inscripciones por
el Partido Republican, y dan Fructuo-
50 Egipciaco por el partido Unionista
Abril 90 1906.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-24
Las inSCripCiOneS GleCtOraleS

La Junta de Inscripciones para el
primer Precinto de San Juan pone en-
conocimiento del pdblico, por la pre-
sente, cue Sc reunira para los efectos
de la inscription de los electores de di-
cho precinto, en- Ell ndmero 90, Gale del
Cristo ciudad 6 pueblo de San Juan,
todos los sabados en- los meses de
Mayo. JUNO, Julio y Agosto, empezan-
do ell sabado S de Mayo, desde las
siete de la manana hasta mediodia Y
desde la una hasta la cinco de la tarde.
Jose Ramos de Anaya y Antonio
Bazan. n.-Agentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-24
yapor espafol +CONDE WIFREDO"

Sali6 de Barcelona ell IS del Co
rriente para Ell Mediterraneo y Ca
narias, hacienda despuGs la escala
dc este puerto en- ruta para Habana,
Matanzas, Cienfuegos, y New Or
leans.
Admiti9ndose carga Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-24

Vapor esp. MIGUEL GALLART'

Saldra de Barcelona el 50 del co
rriente, con las escalas del Mcdi-
terraneo, CorufIa y Vigo, en- viaje
para este puerto, Y terminadas aqui
sus operaciones seguira Ia ruta de
Mayagiiez, Ponce, Santiago de Gu
ba, Habapa Guantanamo, Manzani1lo
Y New Orleans.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
FORTUNES IN SULPHUR.
Natural Chemical Conditions Exist
ing in the Arid Sections
of Texas.

Another revelation comes from
Texas. Ten million tons of sulphur
have been found in the trans-Pecos re-
gion. the sulphur field extending over
about 10000 acres, with a thickness
averaging nine and one-half feet. The
ore. states the St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch. is the result of natural ciem-
ieal conditions produced during the
IacIstrine period, which was one of
the phenomena of the arid sections
OF Texas during the pliocene age, and
its appearance to mortal gaze In the
twentieth century is expected TO stay
the hand OF the importer for 20 years
To come. The importation of native
sulphur from Italy and other countries
amounts to from $4,000 to 26O. 900 tons
per year. So large has been the de-
msnd for sulphur-50.00 900 tons being
consumed in one year-that the sub
stitution OF iron pyrites has been re-
sorted TO In the manufacture of sui
phuric acid. With 10.000,000 tons
OF 40 Pc cent. native ore sulphur to
hand. certain manufacturing processes,
II Is expected. will be reduced 20 per
cent, and the present rate of import
ing Will be offset for 20 years.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
Rent Pays for Land
Fertile Sections of the Southwest.
Where Land Sells for SO and
Rents for 50 Per Acre.

One of the remarkable thugs about
Eastern ArlSansa and Northern Iouisi-
ana Is the fact that clcard land rents
for 50 per acre cash, and can be bought
for $3.50 TO $40. per acre II costs from
SO TO Slo an acre 10 clear IL. Other
improvements necessary are slight aud
inexpensive.
The soil Is rich alluvial, or made. IL
produces bale OF cotton Der acre.
worth $40 To $50. This accounts for its
hsgh rental value. Other crops. such
ascoTn, small grains, grasses, vegetables
and fruits thrive as well.
Alfalfa yields 4 TO cuttings, a ton 10
n cutting. and brings SO TO $40 Der ton.
In other sections OF these states. and
IN Texas as well, the roofing on hlll-land
Is especially adapted 70 stock raising
and fruit growing. Land Is very cheap.
50 TO SlOpcr acre; improved farms $40.
SIS TO SO per acre.
The new White River country offers
many opportunities for settlrs. High.
rolling, fine water-it naturally adapt
eel 10 stock and fruit raising Can be
bought as low as $3 per acre.
See this great country for yourself
and pick out "a location. Descriptive
literature, with maps, free on request.
The Missouri Pacific. Iron Mountain
System Lines sell reduced rate round
trip tickets on first and third Tuesdays
OF each month TO points In the West aud
Southwest, good returning 81 days,with
stop-overs. For descriptive literature,
mups. time tables, ect., write TO
A. a. Gallagher, District Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati, O en
or ii. c. Townsedd, G.. Z. & II. Agent
81. Louis, Ma.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
FLOAT GARDENS AS LESSON
New Step has Been Taken by Rus
sian Educators TO Uplift the
PeaSantrv-


The teachers OF agriculture In Rus
STA have revived the floating gardens
OF past ages. but instead OF being a
means for the lavish expenditure OF
money. the object Is one OF utility en-
ureiy. These teachers were impressed
with the fact that the most prosper
Gus farms lay aloEg water courses, so
they resolved to experiment with large
noa.ing gardens. which should be laid
out on baIges of great width.
This was accordingly done. and as
soon as the ice melted these expert
mcnt stations drifted down the stream
TO warmer climates, where the seeds
sproutsd and the grain grew and
ripened. AS each barge floats along
II stops at each village. where the
church bells are r,ng 10 announce
Its arrival. and the people flock on
board, led by the mayor The beds
containing vegetables and grain are
Inspected. and the teachers explain
now the various plants are grown.
During the talk many questions are
asked by the peasants. which the
teacher endeavors to answer clearly
III the peasants have no seed with
which 30 experiment, II Is freely sup
piled to them. Russian educators are
highly pleased with the experiment
station and have decided that it is the
most effective method yet discovered
for popnlarizing intelligent farming
among the peasants.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
SEED DISTRIBUTION SOON.
Thirty Eight Million Packages Will
BE Given Away by Government
Beginning In Short Time.

Washington.-The annual dlstribu.
ton OF vegetable and flower seeds by the
department Of agriculture will begin
soon, and before planting time II is ex.
pected the entire amount, aggregating
$4,000 900 packages. will be In the hands
Of the people In all sections of the cO1n-
try.
Congress for several years has appr0-
priated $4,000 for this purpose, but a
part of the amount is used for foreign
experiment. work. Most of the 38, 00O.-
70 packages are subject to the order OF
senator's and representatives for dis
tribution among their constituents, the
secretary Of agriculture reserving one
ffth OF the entire amount to supply the
statistical crop correspondents and the
weather bureau, and for other purposes
The country has been divided into sir
sections, with special regard to climate
and soils. and the seeds will be sent only
to those localities in which their propa-
CATION Is believed to be possible.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
WAY TO BEAT A RAILROAD
Petersburg, Mich, Land Owner In
cOrporstes Rival Company TO De-
feat Condemnation Suit.

Monroe. Mich.-"How to Get the
Best OF Railroad Company: or. More
Than One Way to Skin Cat" is the
little OF an Interesting seriocomedy that
has been under development in the cir.
cult court the past three days.
Ofhcially. II is the case OF the Mich
lgan. Ohio 4 Indiana Railroad COM
pany versus The Toledo. Ann Arbor &
Detroit Railroad company. ct al.
The latter company is building
Tine from Toledo TO Ann Arbor and
when 1t got as far as Petersburg IL
struck snag in the shape of the TO
tusal OF one lot owner to allow the
crossing OF his land The owner re.
fused to set price upon the property
and the railroad company was prepar.
ing to condemn II according to law
when the owners son. who Is an at
torney, conceived the idea or organic
Ing a railroad company for the least
capitalization allowed by law and deed
Ing the desired property 10 the new
company. This would make Il impos-
sible to condemn the land. since there
Is statute fOrbidding one railroad
company TO condemn the right of way
OF another railroad company unless
such right OF way has been unused for
three years.
This plan was carried out. The new
railroad company now contends that
the purpose OF it's organization can
not be questioned and that Il had n
right TO incorporate for this purpose.
II this contention IL correct It will
practically nullify the law OF eminent
domain I'm SO far as railroads are con-
cerned. since any Directing land owner
.an organize little railroad company
Of his own and effectually prevent con.
demnation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
PUTS $4,000 VALUE ON LIFE
Oregon Judge Rules That Man Who
Supports His Family Is Worth
That Sum.

Portland. Ore.-"A man who sup
FORTS a family is worth $1,000"
This Is the valuation placed upon a
workingman by Circuit Judge Sears Ina
an opinion rendered in which he ra
fused To set aside the verdict for IS. 900
elven Mrs Mollie Wolf last summer
by n jury. Mrs. Wolf Is the admins
tratrix OF the estate OF Simon Wolf.
who was killed at the corner OF First
end MIL streets several years ago by
passing street car. She brought "A
suit for $1,000 against the City and
Suburban company.
Al the FIRST trial the widow was al.
lowed a small sum as damages. The
case was appealed TO the supreme
court and n new trial ordered. This
was held last summer and $1,000 dam
AGES, the limit. was awarded the adj
ministratrix.
The company asked that the verdict
be set aside on the grounds that Wolf
was not worth $1,000. that he saw the
car coming and did not busy himself
to get out OF the way. and that the
Judge had not instructed the jury as
he was asked 60 do.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
AUTOMOBILES OUT WEST.
Nevada Town Where Water Is Scarce
Displaces Horses and Mules
with Them.

with the extension of the railroad
Goldtiel1 has taken a new lease of
lTe.' said Richard Cce, a Spokane
mining operator. who, according TO
the Portland Oregonian, had just re-
turned from Nevada. "Goldfield is the
Outtitting point for all that surround
ing country.
They sell water in Goldfe the
same as the Standard Oil company
peddles its oil. The water is taken
about town in wagons and is sold at
abou. $3.50 barrel, or % cents a
bucket
Because OF the scarcity of water and
hay, IT is extremely expensive 10 keep
horses and mules in that part of the
country. Every time a horse is wa
tered II costs 25 cents: that is the
regulation price, and the hay has 70
he slipped in. AS a result automo-
biles are becoming quite popular and
are taking the place of the horses and
mules TO a certain extent.
Persons going from Goldield TO
outlying points nearly all go in au-
,omobiIeS. which make regular trips
There are some enormous machines
there thaC carry a dozen or more pas.
sencers. At times | have seen as
many OF Is or 20 automobiles stand
Ing in the streets of Goldfeld."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-06-29
WILD DEER IN CITY STREET
Man Knocked from Bicycle by
Buck with Antlers Down-Es-
capes In River.

South Norwalk, Conn.-Henry ].
Buckingham, a painter of this city. so.
ing TO work at seven o'clock In the morn.
ing on HIS bicycle. was struck by largo
buck which dashed across the street
with head and footlong antlers down.
and was hurled several feet from his
wheel
Buckingham landed in the gutter OF
the street, which was in one OF the most
prominent resident sections OF the city.
The buck attacked him again and Buck
lngham grabbed him around the neck
held on in desperation and gained his
feet. He tried jiu-jitsu, strangle holds
and half Nelson's to down the buck.
The struggle lasted several minutes
When about to give up Buckingham got
the deer down on his launches and was
then able TO dash behind a tree. The
buck was content to withdraw from the
scene.
The deer has been around the city
several days. He swan the river when
a number OF people tried to lasso him.