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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-31

harQynafOWle 1llpeZl lava
gnis umarli, razeni paralizem.
Pierwszy z Mich byl prefektem
kongregacyi odpustow i relikwii.
Urodzii sic w r. 1896. Kardynai
Cavagnis urodzii sic W r. 184I.
Obydwaj otrzymali kapelusze kar
dynalskie pred 5 laty.
Hrabia Nigra cierpi cd 10 dni
ma zapalenie pluc tract SHY.
Ekscesarzowa Eugenia dopytuje
sic codziennie o stan jego zdro-
via. Hrabia Nigra okazal sic
przyjacielem bylej cesarzowej W
dniu a wrzesnia 1870 roku i bys
przy jej boku podczas ucieczki z
Paryza. .2a i'm fsa
Londyn, 81 grudnia. = Krol
Edward podpisai dekret, miami
lacy Jamesa Bryce ambasadorem
angielskim we Waszyngtonie.
Niemcom ia nominacya wcale
sic ME podoba, poniewaz Bryce
Jest osobistym przyjacielem Roo
sevelta i bedzie mial w jego o.
czach wiecej znaczenia, niz posea
Speck Sternburg.
Istnieje obecnie zamiar mako
nienia krola Edwarda do zwie-
dzenia Kanady do zjechania sic
przy tel sposobnosci z prezyden-
tenn Rooseveltem.
Berlin, 81 grudnia. = When
czech spadly niebywaie sniegi.P Po-
ciagi kolejowe przychodza Mere
gularnie, komunikacya telegra-
ficzna 'telefoniczna jest w wielu
miejscach przerwana. Kiedy pre-
sta{ padac Snieg, nastal ostry
mr6z. Elba jest pokryta nawet
przy ujSciu gruba warstwa lodu
przybijanie do portu parowcow
oceanowych jest polaczone z tru-
dnosciami. w Anglii panuje Cd
will i Snieg topnieje.
Zar6wno rzad jak obie przeci-
wne mu grupy mianowicie CEN
trum i socyaliSci, licza ma ivy
ciestwo w dniu nowych wybo'
row, IS stycznia. Nalezy zauwa-
zyc, re w tym dniu glosowac be-
die 10000 wyborcow wiecej, niz
wr. 1908, a ich wiekszoSc ME jest
przychylna rzadowi.
Londyn, 81 grudnia. = Projekt
polaczenia Anglii Francya "a
pomoca tunelu pod kanalem La
Manche natrafia w obu krajach
ma powazne trudnoSci. Fracuzi o.
bawiaja sic, re po otwarciu tune
lu, ucierpialaby francnska han
dlowa marynarka. TAX we Fran
cyl jak i w Anglii ME sprzyjaJa
projektowi przebicia tunelu mi
nisterstwa wojny.
Washington, 81 grudnia.
Rad zwiazkowy postanowli
wpIynac na najwyzszy sad stano-
wy w Kalifornii, azeby ten zniosi
prawo, zabraniajace dzieciom ia
ponskim ksztaicic sic razem z a.
merykahskirni W jednych szko-
ZACH. Rada gabinetowa wychodzi
tel zasady, re zadnemu stanowi
ME wolno uchwalac praw przesz-
kadzajach rzadowi zwiazkowemu
dotrzymywania zobowiazan, po-
dyktowanych przez traktaty
miedzynarodowe. w tym wypad-
ku odpowiedzialnoSc "a wojne z
Japonia spascby musiala ma Kali
fornie, ME ma Rad zwiazkowy,
ktory z Japonia chce utrzymac
przyjazne stosunki, w interesie
wszystkich stanow zjednoczo-
nych w jedna polityczna calosc.
Washington, 81 grudnia.-Pod
Terra Cote, w odlegloSci 8 mil
cd stolicy, skutkiem zderzenia
sic pociag6w kolei Baltimore and
Ohio, stracilo zycie IS osob, hcz-
ba ranionych wynosi 90. w pocia
gu nr. GO zwanym frederick
Special" znajdowaAo sic 200 pasa-
zer6w. Pociag ten zderzy} SIG z
innym, proznym, powodow ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-31

wego. DW1e rany Jego Sc pra"oo
podbnie s1niertelne; mogi jedfla-
kowoz odpowiedziec ma zapyta-
MIA, kiedy przyszedl do siebie.
Powiedziai re nazywa sic frede-.
rich Bradley, ma lat 90 niie-
ska p. nr. 742 w. 18th str. Po-
licya przypuszcza, re bral on u
dziai W napasci ma Quinna. Ma
razie trudno to sprawdzic, bo tax
Quinn jak Miller So nieprzyto-
mri.
Szczeg6lny rok.
Kohczacy sic dis rok 1906 pod
dwoma wzgledami roznii sic cd
d1ugiego szeregu lat poprzedza-
jacych w dziejach miasta Chica-
go.
Przedewszystkiem original
nym byi dlatego, re temperature
nigdy ME obnisyia sic do zera
Fahrenheita an; razu ME doszia
do sto stopni ponad zerem. Maj
nizsza temperature wynosila 8
stopni ponad zerem, podczas gdy
w r. 1905 raz ternlometr spadi do
20 stopni nizej zera.
Nastepnie agent powiatowy
zapewnia, il w r. b. szczegolnie
maio stosunkowo rodzin ubo-
gich zglasza}o sic po wsparcie.'
Podczas gdy w'r. 1905 udzielono
wsparcia 1874 rodzinonp czyli
29,723 osobom, wv roku biezacym
wsparcia udzielic trzeba byio tyl-
ko 6,261 rodzinom, czyli 1858 O.
sobom. Me zdarzyio sic dotych-
czas, by przy wzrastaniu ludno-
Sci miasta rownoczesnle zmniej-
szafa sic ilosc. rodzin zglaszaja-
cych sic prosba 0 wsparcie. A
zatem rok ten przynajmniej pod
tymi dwoma wzgledami byi po-
myslnynn.
Nowy rodzaj "ubezpieczenia".
Niektorzy tutejsi przedstawi-
ciele uni robotniczych pracuja
obecnie mad wykonczeniem planu
utworzenia novel organizacyi
wzajemnych ubezpieczeh ma wy
padek ME smierci tylko narodzin
Kazdy czionek takiej organizacyi
wedle powzietego juz planu, o
trzymywac ma z kasy organiza-
cyl $100, kiedy bocian mu przy-
niesie dziecko, $3.50 kiedy mu 20
ma powije bliznieta, a $500 kiedy
stanie sic ojcem trojat.
Gel tego ubezpieczenia jest po-
dwojny. Przedewszystkien cho-
dzi o to, azeby robotnik otrzy
mai wsparcie wtedy, kiedy go
bardzo potrzebuje kiedy wyda-
tiki jego sic zwiekszaja wskutek
narodzin dziecka i chwilowej ME-
zdatnosci do piracy zony, a ma
stepnie chodzi tez o to. azeby "a
checic TAX mezczyzn jak / kobie
ty do zawierania maizenstw i do
wyznaczania kobietom wasciwej
ich sfery dziaialnosci, t. j. matek
gospodyh, a usuwania ich Cd
Eonkurowania z mezczyznanli w
roznych gaieziach piracy, dla mich
niezupelnie stosownych.
Zajmuja sic opracowaniem te-
60 planu czionkowie uni pieka-
rzy cukiernikow, ale zamierza
ia zainteresowac ia sprawa wszy-
stkich innych unionistow. Zdaje
I'm sic na razie, re organizacya
TAXA utrzyunac sic rozwijac mo-
ze pomyslnie, jezeli jej czlonko-
vie piacic beda drobne tylko wete
pne oko&o 80 centow miesiecznie
Skoro tylko wszelsie obliczenia
i inne szczegoiy beda opracowa-
ne, natycimiast rozpocznie sic "a
kladanie organizacyi.
w Chicago bawi Cd soboty bur.
C1o,a1opA Ton, TrI.U-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-24

Consolidated stock Exchange. Reported ever private wire by ". 9, Smith & Co.,, 71 Broadway, N. r, New Haven office, $40 Chapel street. Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
 High, Low Bid Asked.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
DISTURBANCE IN FOREIGN MARKETS NOT FEET HERE MUCH

But Stocks Were wavering and Irrgeu- lar--Opening Lower, Then a Good Rally Then a Weak Close-LOndOn Sells 10000 shares--sterIing Ex- change Higher--No Gold Appropriations at Present Anyway-Immense Busl- ness of Western ROads---The Days Gossip.
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United States Government Bonds.
Boston stock Quotations.

Reported over private wires of Horn. blower & Weeks. members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New Haven office, 27 Center street.
 High. Low. Bid. Asked
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NEW HORK STOCK MARKET

On the New York Stock Exchange. reported by Prince & Whitely, BankS CTS and Brokers. b2 Broadway. New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven, Conn.
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evidently assumed that security from pressure was assured at any rate until the withdrawals for the purpose of moving the crops shall intervene The time is regarded as opportune in the professional spectators view, fer an upturn in prices, and they operated from that vieWpoi tnto-day, The con- splcuous place of the transcontinental stocks in the movement served to re- vlve many dormant rumors regarding developments in them, one from Lon don alleging a coing of St. Paul in the interest of Union Pacific. The market seemed to be unaffected by the death of Russell Sage, the understanding be- ing general that his affairs were ar ranged so as to avoid pressure on the stock market or disturbance in the money market. The market showed great strength and recovery from the low point to the highest, but, owing to the depressed level at the start, and the profit taking in the last hour of the session, the net changes from Sat- urday's price were but small, and the closing tone of the market was easy.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, $1,395, 000
 United States 2s advanced IA on call
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(Continued on Eighth Page.)
 ) Ls1 LItDAK'a MOCK MARKE,
Slightly Shaken But Saturdays Level ot
 Prices Is Restored Later.

New York, July 23.-The stock mar ket here was slightly shaken by the developments in Russia over Sunday, in common with the worlds other se- curities markets. But resistance was shown by the New York market, and the effects had apparently passed in the course of an hour, by which time the confident absorption of stocks had restored the level of prices to where they left off on Saturday The deter imitation of a market organization to effect an upward movement in prices manifested itself afresh, and operations of the same character as those which appeared in the market on Friday and Saturday were resumed. There is no attempt to belittle the gravity of the situation in Russia from a political standpoint, but the drift oe events has been so clearly foreshadowed, up to the present situation at least, that it is believed that the financial and banking world has acted with view to the developments which have now occur
 red. The action of foreign securities markets, however, seemed to threaten Serlous consequences for time to-day. The special effect in the London mar ket is due to the coming due on Au- gust l, next, of an installment of sub scriptions to the last Russian loan. The heavy discount now ruling on the subscription price of the loan in that market points to severe losses on the underwriting, and the forced manner of the liquidation points to a much smaller distribution of the loan into investors hands than had been inti- mated at the time of the Notation. London necessities induced considera- ble selling of securities in this market to-day. It also resulted in a strong re- bound in the foreign exchange market, which carried the price definitely away from the gold import point. The Sat U"day bank statement, with its show ing of s11, 100000 cash increase, cleared the immediate money outlook. The speculative leadership in the market
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The Union Trust Co
NDW HAVEN.


 CHARTERED by the State of Con. O necticut with authority to act aa Executor, Administrator. Guardian. Re- ceiver, or Trustee, under will or deed. Is legal depository of money paid Into Court and public Trust Funds Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Cor porations and individuals. and admin isters trusts of all kinds Empowered other evidence of indebtedness, manage sinking funds. and do all business such as usually done by trust companies. It also does a general banking bus mess, collecting checks, notes, coupons, and receives deposits. The principal of each trust Is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assGts of the Company.
 This Company is by law regularly eS~ amined by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut
 HENRY l.. AOTCHKIsS, Presldens..
 EUGENE s, BRISTOL Treasurer
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co, mem bers of New York Stock and Cotton Ex- changes. Branch office. No, SS Center street
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Closing Prlcen.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whltely. Bankers and Brokers. 25 Broadway. New York. and 16 Center street New Haven:
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The New 7off stock fnafksestf lgr was but slightly affected by the weakness in the foreign markets over the Russian situa- tion.
 The European markets were in a panicky state and ours opened lower but soon rallied and became strong. The closing was somewhat weak.
 Stocks here are evidently being ad- justed to local conditions.
 The opening decline reflected the death of Russell Sage, and fears as to the Russian situation, but these facts were soon ignored.
 In the case of MT. Sage, his death has been anticipated for several years, and his affairs were in such shape as not to become an immediate stock market factor,
 When business opened the bear ele- ment was confident and predicted much lower prices. But as large buying or ders came in, which indicated that a strong hand was at the wheel, the confidence was all on the other side.
 With the sale of 40,O00 shares by Lon- don yesterday the foreign liquidation of the past week amounts to about 125,- 900 shares. Most of this has been in the Hartman and Morgan stocks. The rise in Southern Pacific has been used as a basis for heavy profit-taking by foreigners.
 From the behavior of yesterday S market it seemed clear that a rise In stocks had been planned last week by important interests, and that they did not propose to let it be sidetracked ex- cept by very unfavorable factors
 The complete change in market senti- ment is shown in the failure of bear news to react against the market The situation is just the reverse of what it was a few weeks ago.
 In the last hour stocks sold off about point all round tn liquidating and profit taking transactions. Still quite a number closed higher than Saturday, The tone of the market was fairly good. Yet the public did not appear to have come in to any extent
 A house that has been making a careful study of this years crops estl- mates that the total value of farm produts this year will be nearly $7,OOO,- 100000. This, of course, means big money for the railroads and prosperity for the farmers and the country gener- ally.
 The cliques were hard at work and 1t looked as if banking interests were do- ing more or less in their favorites. All this looked like plan to restore senti- ment and prevent liquidation.
 Reference to the "put" and "calp fbusiness incidental to the death oi Russell Sage, brought out the fact that that financier had done nothing in thf; line for some four years, and operations of the kind in stocks have been on g trifiing scale. Stock exchange firms have apparently not cared to bother with what is in every respect d specu. Iative undertaking. It was common talk that MT. Sage never wrote puts ol
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New White Civ

PROF. WI1EDON'S LIONS. Most Sensational Free Out-door AttracL ton Appearing in the World To-day. See the terribly fierce lioness Mad. anne" whom Wheedon expects to shoot every time he enters the cage. AZ tackled him recently in Montreal See the animals fed at each night. Sea the lion cub and the lamb in same cage.
 OTHER ATTRACTIONS,
 Wonderful horse Mascot" to remain another week. Specks White City Bargains Twen- ty-hve cents admits to Gate, to Scenic Railway or the Chutes, and the De- struction of San Francisco, and to wit1 ness the performance of Mascot" " Roller Skating Bargain Twentvs nve cents admits to White City and en- Titles holders of tickets to skates Morning sessions Fifteen cents entities holder to entrance and skates.
 concerts daily by Second Regiment Band, Flchtls leader, and singing bN Prof J. T. Barrett. tenor. FlreWorks every Friday.
 At Savin Rock Theatre, J. Francis D,ooley and his high priced vaudeyills show. At Momauguin, Holt's Band ana fireworks every Wednesday night.
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New York. In1v 28-
Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by W. B, Smith & Co, Il Broadway, New York New Haven office, 24 Center street; Nor man A. Tanner, manager.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-08-17
Goodrich Citizen.

DR.. Neukamp, Of Bowdon, was
here last night being called in con-
sultation with DR.. McReynolds
over Mrs. II. S. Duncan, who is
seriously i'll.
The long distance telephone
company have reached this place
from the west with the pole set
ting crew. The poles for the stub
into town were set yesterday.
The Goodrich cornet band has
been invited to play at the Nc
Lean Co., Fair one day dusing the
session and will probably accept.
Their expenses have been offered
them and further compensation
should they feel to be ample for
the cause. We have a good band
and if they decide to go we feel as
sured that Goodrich will be ably
represented.
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Turtle Lake Wave.

Mr.. Bickel of Goodrich looked
over our town last Wednesday with
a view Of putting in photograph
gallery. He expects to locate here
in the near future.
Fred bod was down from the
new town of Ruso Tuesday. He
reports business fine at that place
and considerable building being
done. Fred is in the livery bust
ness at that place and he has the
energy and push that is necessary
in new town he is sure to be sue
cessful in his business.
Mr.. Davidson, father Of Louis
Davidson arrived last week from
Lewiston, Washington. He is a
former North Dakotan and he is
back here to stay. He says Wash.
ington is a good state but it can't
beat North Dakota.
Miss Susan Hohmann, Of St
Paul, Mimi, visited her mother
Mrs. M. Holman and her brother
for few days this week. Miss
Hohmann taught in the high
school Of New Ulm, Mimi, last
year. She leaves next week fol
France, where she goes to helE
settle up an estate, and also tc
study the French language. She
expects to be gone year.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-08-17
Mclean County Miner.
represented.

The Underwood Gun Club was
organized last Friday evening and
the following officers elected: p. S.
: Merrifeld, president; .. S. Eisen-
mann, treasurer; j. A. Nordquist,
secretary.
Four committees we're appoint
ed, one to draw up bylaws for the
club, one to select grounds for the
trap house and build same, one to
solicit members for the club and
one to order Wagau trap and pig
cons.
The question of killing game out
of season was discussed and the
Club decided to offer reward OF
S25 for the arrest and conviction
on the charge Of killing game out
of season. Large numbers OF
chickens and ducks are killed
every year before the season opens
and Unless the practice is stopped
the game will be exterminated.
The members of the gun club are
opposed to this and will exert
themselves to have the game laws
strictly enforced.
Robt. Berquist was in from In
! >gersoll yesterday to get repairs for
his harvesting machinery. He
says that the grain crop in that
neighborhood is all that could be be
desired. Some Of his wheat will
go thirty bushels per acre and the
flax crop will be the heaviest that
has been harvested for years.
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County correspondence.
Items of Interest from Special Cor
respondents and from the Various
Newspapers of Mclean County.

Last Friday while G. O. Hanson
was engaged in operating a hay
sling, he got caught during the
dumping process and was pushed
off the stack. He fell about fifteen
feet and struck rock, dislocating
his shoulder. DR.. Thelen set the
injured member, and Charlie was
able to be in town yesterday, but
he will do only the bossing in the
hay field for some time to come.
General Washburn and party
came to Wilton last week in their
private car, the former to look at
ter his various interests here. He
inspected the crops, the new brick
plant, the mines, and found every
thing in fine condition. The gen.
eral is one of the enthusiastic
boomers of the Missouri slope, and
as he was one of the first to dis
cover it's great possibilities, much
dependence is placed upon his
views further east and locally as
we'll. He has just returned from
a six months tour in Europe and
looks hale and hearty after his
trim
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-08-17
GARRISON TIMES

81. j. Goven, Of Washburn, has
received the contract for painting
the 500 depot at this place, anc
will commence work in a few days
Ado]ph Klein Of Washburn, was
in town Saturday representing the
Klein Land Agency. He was dis.
tributing new county map gotten
out by that firm. The map is the
most complete ever gotten up Of
Mclean county.
John Satterlund and Aug. John
son Of Washburn came up to Gar
rison Wednesday. Mr.. Satterlund
and Mr.. johnson left the same day
for the northern part Of the county
where they will look after the
right Of way of the 500.
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WILTON NEWS.

j. j. schmid and Louis Swan
son leave today for South st. Paul
with the first cattle shipments Of
the season, and expect to strike a
good market. We did not see the
Swanson cattle, but Jacob has a
nice smooth bunch that ought to
sell we'll.
John Nelson, late Of Austin,
MINI, is preparing to open up q
new jjewelry ablishment iu WI.
ton. He has leased the east halt
81 the room in the illness build
ing and is now engaged in placing
his stock.
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Have you read Prosperity
on back page.
The 500 Lines New Mileage Book.

Always in the lead in original
ing new conveniences for the
travelling public, the 500 line now
comes to the front with several
new mileage books, which are at
tracing great deal Of we'll merit
ed attention as they are great
AYERS for anyone who uses the
me of the 500 to any extent.
The new 5000 mile book is sold
It 500, two cents a mile; 5000 mile
cooks at $50, two cents mile;
$500 mile book at S56.25. p cents
a mile, while the old form 1000
mile books remain the same $25,
but is made Interchangeable.
Tee new books ought to make
money for the company, as moth
ing in the line Of tickets has ever
appeared, which has proven SO
popular especially among the
travelling men.
They have also gotten out an as
sortment Of excess baggage books
which are sold at reduced rates.
$50 in coupons can purchased
for $4S,
$50 in coupons for S24.v
SIS in coupons for Sl2.
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The case of state VS.. Alexandria
Larron who is confined in the Jail
here on case Of grand larceny,
has been transferred to Stark
county and the hearing will come
up sometime during September.
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When you pay hard cash, you
want the best there is. The. Securi-
ty Abstract & Loan Co., Of Wash
burn make the best abstracts. Try
them and make sure.
JIG Ness has just received two
car loads Of Bismarck State Prison
Twine which is being sold at very
reasonable prices.
Mrs. R. NJ. Brown is enjoying a
visit from her mother Mrs. Hill,
Of Clear Lake Iowa.
Mrs. Henry Holtan has gone
east for fortnight visit.
Register Of Deeds Nygaard has
''rusticating' on his farm the past
few days.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-08-17
PROSPERITY, last page.
DEpIcATIoN.

The Norwegian Lutheran church
of Sverdrup, will be dedidated
Sunday, September 2, 1906, ser
vices to commence at lO:3O O'Clock
a. m.
The president Of the United
Norwegian. Lutheran church OF
America, Rev. T. FL. Dahl, D. D.,
Of Minneapolis, will conduct the
dedication services. Other min
listers are expected to be present.
People are requested to bring
their Ginner, as services will be
continued in the afternoon. Every
body invited.
John A. johnson, president and
general manager Of the properties
Of the Green Mountain Gold Min
ing Co., spent a few days in Wash
burn this week visiting his sister
Mrs. Tom Thompson. Mr.. John
son left for the east Tuesday for a
conference with the stockholders
and to order machinery for the
mine. He will stop over again in ilnl
October on his return to Idaho.
He was very favorably impressed
with this country and says Wash.
burn is q larger and better town
than he expected to find.