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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for the A. & c. Country.

John x. Reilly and Joseph r. Me. Alvin left yesterday on the sou'hbound train for the new copper country along the line of the X. & C., where they have promisinp mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Pictures at Wellington.

The Wellington has installed n nov. ing picture machine for the amusement of its patrons. Latest French pictures are shown, including "Mcphisto 's Son. and "A Trip Through Italy" Pictures changed every Monday
 night ss
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Purchasing Supplies.

C. F.. Warren, superintendent ot th' Juanita Mining company, operating II the Crook Canyon district, K in th' city purchasing supplies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

THE OCTAVE MINE-FOR SALE, A limited amount of stock in this well known Arizona mine, formerly held by n close corporation, at the phe. nominally low price of 6Oc per share. Send your order at once. Ad. dress, wm. J. II. Strong, Suite 1926, 1S3 Lasalle street, Chicago, III.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

EVANSVILLE, Ohio, March r. Saratoga, N. Y., has been decided upon for the National encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic this year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Phoenix.

W. \. Dcaring, the Thumb Butte dis. irict mining man, left last night on the souihbound, where he will visi, his family. who are spending the winter there. for the next two weeks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Vivian.

W. ]. Martin, superintendent of the Victor Gold Mining company, left yes tcrday for his company's camp, at Niv' ian, Mohavc county, after pleasant two days' visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Circulating Among Friends.

Emmett Farrell and Ed. Willis. two young mining men from McCabc. are in tho city circulating among their many friends. They will leave today for home
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Baptist Church.

Baptist church.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, blind singers, will sing at the Baptist church m Sunday morning, at n o'clock. Owing to Rev. Taft's absence from town the service will bc conducted by the officers of the church. There will he no evening service at that place, on account of the Union meeting at the Congregational church. Young Pco- plc's meeting as usual.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
A Flying Visit.

Marion Weston, the Jerome junction stockman, paid flying visit yesterday io the city, returning on the afternoon daylight express. Mir. Weston states that Jerome Junction is fast bccom. ing city and that n number of new buildings are in course of cons,ruc. ton there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Back From the East.

George II. Lynch, president and ger cral manager of inc Triangle Mine company, returned yesterday from n extended visit in the east.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

1lanan X Sons handmade shoes. Ed Block, Agent. '
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
MINE wARNIlto NOTICE.

Dated Feb. l, 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mining Man Visits.

C. C.. Stukcy, general manager of the Bodic mine in the Crook Canyon district, came in yesterday from his camp on n short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
left for Junction.

]. W. Jackson left yesterday for Jerome Junction. where he has con. tract for the construction of two houses, after a pleasant business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Frisco.

IT. r. Ancwalt. assistan, trahic man. agcr of the Santa Fc coast lines, left yesterday for his headquarters after n pleasant visit here and in the Salt River valley Mir. Anewnlt was form crly a resident of Prescott and during his visit he was kept busy shaking hands with old time friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mine Operator Here.

William Baird came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Copper Creek section of the IIassayampa dis trici, where he is taking out ship mcnt of ore.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Cleveland Visitors.

Louis Kocpkc and Herman Lang. two Cleveland. Ohio. capitalists, who are heavily interested in the Lynx Creek Gold company, are recent arrivals in this city. They will leave today for the company's camp, five miles east of here
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
School Election.

The annual election for school trus tees will be held on Saturday, Marcl 30, at the school house, between 9 n m nnd 1 h. m
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Visiting Mayer.

r. r. Hastings, general passenger and frcigh, agent of the <. r., r. & F., is visiting in Mayer on railroad busi' upea
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mine owner Visits.

Harry Mnusc, the Agua Fria mine owner, came in yesterday from his home in the Dewey section, on q short businpss visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Phoenix.

George C. Rufrncr left yesterday fo' Phoenix to bring back horses whici he had on pasture in inc valley during the winter months
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Files His Bond.

Yesterday, C. \. Peter, IT,. filed his bond as clerk of the board of super visors in the office of the county re. cordcr llo entered upon the discharge of his duties Monday, assisted by cx. Clerk ]. W. Smith.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

For gossip, sewing bees; for news, the Journal. Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mining Men Here.

R. l.. Smith and John Bcavcn, east crn stockholders in the I,aumann Cop. per company, have returned from q visit 10 the company's mines in the Agun Fria district. They were accom- panied by ]. NJ. McNcil, general man. agcr. and W. II. Mackay, supcrintcnd. cnt
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Los Angeles Visitors.

James Long and F. I. Fcnncr. Los Angeles capitalists, arrived here last night, and will leave today for tho Salomc district, in the new copper coun. try along the line of the A. X C. E. A. liaggott, of IIaggot .Grand- smith Co.,, will accompany them in a profcs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Camp.

William Marshall left yesterday for his mining camp at inc Deserted group of mines, in the Santa Maria district
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Hillside Visitors.
A Flying Visit.

II. C. Malloy, inc Asco limestone contractor, paid n flying visit ycstcr day to the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Back From Phoenix.

A. F. Taylor. chief clerk in the of. fee of the general passenger and freight agent of the x. F., F. X F.. rc. turned yesterday from flying visit to Phoenix on railroad business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Spent Yesterday Here.

George IIoulban, of the r. & Junction, spent yesterday here on bus ness
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

r. q. Augustine returned yesterday from an extended visit in Cananea, Mexico.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
In From Camp.

l.. F. Moses. general manager of the Rosalic Copper company, operating in the Copper Creek district ,twcnty-cight miles east of Mayer, in the Squaw Creek spur of the Black Hills range, came in last evening from the com. pany's camp on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for the Capital.

r. l.. Wright. president and genera manager of the Prescott Electric com pany, left last night m the sou'hboun train for a visit to Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Back From Phoenix.

George C. Ru1ncr returned yesterday from n visit to Phoenix and the Sal' River valley
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mining Man Here.

Lon D. Hall, the Mayer mining man, is here on business. He states that the rainy weather interfcrcs with build. ing of roads and other. surface improve. mcnts in his district,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Phoenix.

Joe Bold. general agent of the Ari zona Brewing company. left last night on the southbound train for visit to Phoenix on business connected with his firm.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

Journal Miner for high.class job work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Sunday School Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of ih Union Sunday school teachers will talk place this evening al < o'clock in tl Congregational church.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Left for Phoenix.

V
 W. II. N. Drcschcr left yesterday for ! Phoenix on shor, business visit. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Nick Slumbcrgcr, the lIassayampa !. mining man, is in the city enjoying q vacation.
 On a Vacation.
 K. l.. Stewart came in yesterday from the Last Chance mine, to enjoy short vacation here.
 Mining Man Visits.
 C. F. Bunker, general manager of the Yacgcr Canyon Copper company, is here on company business. Spent Yesterday Here.
 William Howard of Jerome Junction was among the out of town visitors who spent yesterday in the city. A Busy Man.
 A. C. Mcqueen, live stock agent for the $. F., r. & F., returned yesterday from a flying visit to Phoenix on rail. road business. Here On Business.
 W. ]. Martin, who has charge of the development of a mine in Mohavc county, near the Needles, is here on n business visit.
 Mine owner Visits.
 Harry Minusc, the Agua Fria mine owner. came in yesterday from his home in the Dewey section, on q short business visit.
 Left for Phoenix.
 George C. Rufrncr left yesterday for Phoenix to bring back horses which he had on pasture in ihc valley during the winter months.
 Back From the East.
 George IT.. Lynch. president and gen cral manager of inc Triangle Mines company, returned yesterday from an extended visit in the east. Mining Man Visits. C. C. Stukcy, general manager of the Bodc mine in the Crook Canyon district, came in yesterday from his camp on short business visit. Left for Camp. William Marshall left yesterday for his mining camp at inc Deserted group of mines, in the Santa Maria district. after n pleasant business visit here. Circulating Among Friends.
 Emmett Farrell and Ed Willis. two ! young mining men from McCabc. are in the city circulating among their many friends. They will leave today for home.
 left for Junction.
 !. ". Jackson left yesterday for Jerome Junction. where he has con tract for the construction of two houses, after a plcasan, business visit here.
 Back From Phoenix. I \. F.. Taylor. chief clerk in the of. fee of the general passenger and freight agent of the x. F., F. X F.. re. turned yesterday from flying visit to bH TdIIfOuu nuNlnfsS.
 Mining Men Here.
 R. l.. Smith and John Bcavcn, east crn stockholders in the I,numann Con. per company, have returned from q
 visit 10 the cOmpany's mines in the
 Agua Fria district They were accom-
 panied by !. M. McNcil, general man. agcr, and w. II. Mackay, superintcnd. cnt.
 : Los Angeles Visitors. James Long and r. I. Fcnncr, Los Angeles capitalists, arrived here last night, and will leave today for tho
 Salomc district. in the new copper coun.
 try along the line of the A. SC. F.. A. liaggoit, of lIaggot. Grand smith O., will accompany them in a profcs. . sional capacity. ! Stockman Visits. J. w. Sullivan, the Scigman cattle king, stopped over here yesterday on his way to Phocnilx. to look after some
 business interests in this section. In
 addition to his stock and land inter csts in the northern part of the county ' he IS the owner of promising mining ! properties in the lIassayamRa district ' and the Bradshaw mountains. z (From Saturdays Daily)
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mining Man Visits.

T. Johns Rigby, president and gel cral manager of the Rigby Mining m Reduction company, al Mayer, came last evening from the company's plar on n short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Spent Yesterday Here.

William Howard Of JcrOmc JunrIIOn was among the out of town visitors who spent yesterday in the city. A Busy Man.
 A. C. Mcqueen, live stock agent for the s. r., r. & F., returned yesterday from flying visit to Phoenix on rail road business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Stockman Visits.

j. w. Sullivan, the Scligman cattle king, stopped over here yesterday on his way to PhocniIx, to look after some business interests in this section. In addition to his stock and land inter. csts in the northern part of the county. he IS the owner of promising mining properties in the IIassayamRa district and the Bradshaw mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Passed Through.

Bishop Scanlan of the Catholic dio "csc of Salt Lake City, Utah, passc, through here yesterday, on route to hi home, from Castle Hot Springs. whcr hc spent the past six weeks on n va cation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Here On Business.

w. ]. Martin, who has charge of th development of a mine in Mohav county, near the Needles, is here on hnsncss visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Back From Phoenix.

Attorney General F. $. Clark return cd yesterday from a weeks visit al Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
(From Thursdays Daily.) Here From Humboldt.

(trom Ihursday'S DaIly.) Here From Humboldt.
 r.. D. Dotson has been appointed to in thc city. Hillside Visitor.
 William Marshall of Hillside is visiting m the city. Mining Man Here
 Dan Bowdcn. the Mayor mining mnn, is here on q business visit Here From Humboldt.
 II. r.. Vance of Humboldt came in last evening on short business visit. Mount Union Visitor.
 Edwin C. Robinson of Mount Union Dewey Visitor.
 l.. <. i.nsbury came in yesterday from Dewey on a short business visit. Mining Man Visits.
 w. NJ. Ncllis. the Mayer and Copper creek mining man came in last evening from Mayer.
 Circulating Among frlcnus
 George Dun k in inc city from Has sayampa district, circulating among his friends.
 McCabc Visitor
 Frank R. Jennings of McCabc came in yesterday to enjoy short vacation among his many friends here. Left for Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. A. Jones left yester day for Los Angeles, where NIT. Jones will engage in the real estate business. Walker Merchant Here.
 D. l.. Booker, thc Walker merchant, is visiting in inc city. Mir. Booker was the guest of the local lodge of Elks last evening.
 Enjoying Vacations.
 John A. Dalzoll, Charles X. Miller, A. w. Nicklin and A. w. Clcvcngcr of McCabc are in the city, enjoying well earned vacations. Left for Home.
 Supervisor George r. Harrington left yesterday morning for his home in Harrington, after attending to of fcial and personal business here. Loft for Gila
 W. IT, Merritt, deputy United States mineral surveyor, left last night on the sou,hbound for Gila county, where he will make n survey of a group of mines ' for patent.
 Left for Phoenix.
 W. \. Dcaring, inc Thumb Butte dis. lrict mining man, left last night on the 1 -ouihbound, where he will visi, his family. who are spending the winter there. for the next two weeks. On Railroad Business.
 \. F.. Taylor. chief clerk in the of fee of the general passenger and freight agent of the \. F. F. and F. left yesterday morning for Phoenix on railroad business connected with his department. Back From Humboldt. George Margarctic. president an, general manager of the Unida Golt Mining company, operating in tho Black Rock district, returned hcr' yesterday from Humboldt, where h' recently made carload shipment of ore from his mines.
 Pictures at Wellington.
 The Wellington has installed n nov ing picture machine for the amuscmcn of its patrons. Latest French pictures are shown, including "Mcphisto [ Son. and "A Trip Through Italy, Pictures changed every Monda, night. '' Back From Santa Maria.
 r. (. Friedman returned ycstcrla, from the santa Maria mining district where he has extensive mining inter cs,s. He reports n heavy rainfall ii that section and states that the Sant; Maria river is so high that fordn. will bc impossible for four or fv' { days.
 A Flying Visit. Marion Weston, the Jerome junction s,ockman, paid n flying visit ycstcrda, . io the city, returning on the afternoon daylight express. Mir. Weston sinto .N
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Mining Engineer Leaves.

J. C, Dobbns, the Phoenix mining engineer. left last night for the south, after n pleasant business visit here. Mr. Dobbins is conducting large mining operations in southern Yavapai and northern Maricopa counties.
 Back From Hunt.
 Rev. l.. w. Wheatley and Dr. II. T. Soutbworth returned last night from m afternoon duck hunt in tho Del Rio sec. ton. Dr. Southworth combined busi. ness with pleasure on the trip ny at tending to professional call.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Enjoying Vacations.
Left for Home.
left yesterday in Harrington, icial and pcrso Loft for Gila

W. II. Merritt, deputy United State mineral surveyor, left last night on th' southbound for Gila county, where h' will make n survey of a group of minc' for patent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-09

bilowych otrzymanych. Automo-
bill wpadl ma siup telegraficznyl
a Thomas, jadacy dwiema pa
nienkami zostai wyrzucony ma
kamienny bruk.
Cache, Okl., 9 lipca. - Gerom-
mo, wodz Indyan szczepu Apacle.
kt6ry przez kilka lat byl postra-
chem dla bialych ma poludnio-
wynn zachodzie, uwolniony chwi-
lowo, ably wziac udziai W indyah-
skich uroczystosciach W Cache,
gdzie byi gosciem szefa Uanah
Parkera, chcial wczoraj zbiedz,
ably pomodz Indyanom w Aryzo-
ME, lecz kompania zoinierzy przy-
trzymala go ma meksykahskiej
granicy. .r1
Starry wojak juz dawno znajdu-
je sic W niewoli, z ktorej Rad
90 zwalnia cd czasu do czasu, BY
mogl wziac udzial w narodo-
wych uroczystosciach.
Litchfield, ILL.,, 9 lipca. = Ger
truda Blasik, 14-letnia dziewczy-
ma utoneia W sadzawce, chcac cd
smierci uratowac miodszego bra
ia. Chlopiec umiai plywae ! wy
szedl caIo.
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Telegramy krajowe.
San Francisco, Cal, 9 lipca. -

San Francisco, Cal., 9 llpca.
Burmistrz Eugeniusz Schmitz.
uznany winnym wymuszania pie
niedzy cd restauratorow, byl wczo
raj skazany ma piec lat wiezienla.
Kiedy sedzia Dunno oglosil
wyrok W sail sadowej licznie ze-
brana publicznost okrzykiem ra-
dosci dala znak zadowolenia u
karania 1apownika. Daremne by
ly starania Niemcow, ziomkow
Schmitza.
Washington, D. C., 9 lipca -
Wczoraj Rad Stan6w Zjedn.
cofnal licencye wydana kiedys
statkowi szulerczemu City OF
Traversey ktorym policya CHI
cAgoska cd dwoch lat bezustanna
Wojne ProWadzl4a. SZynny DC
kretarz piracy przemyslu Muir
ray natychniast po otrzymarliu
zaaalenia cd burmistrza Bussego
wysiai telegram Cd kollektora ia
ma Ames z rozporzadzeniem, ably
zaraz powiadomil wlascicieli sta
tku o wycofaniu koncesyi Licen-
eve cofnieto ma mocy przejrza-
nych i poprawionych uchwal,
gdzie wyraznie zaznaczono, re
przy wydawaniu koncesyi trzeba
wyraznie przedstawic eel Parow'-,
ca. skoro ten zostanie zmienio-
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Haga, 9 lipca. - Wczoraj u.
dzielila audyencyi krolowa ho-
lenderska Wilhelmina vice admi-
ralowi Nuin'owi, dowodzacemu
eskadra japohska, bawiaca obe-
cnie ma wodach europejskich, O.
raz oficerom okretu ,,Tsukuba" i
,,Chitoze", poczem wszystkich
zaprosila do siebie ma obiad do
palacu Loo. Ma obiedzie byli
rowniez ministrowie oraz japoh-
ski posei, w Hadze bawiacy. Pod
czas obiadu rozprawiano wiele
O kwestyi japonsko amerykan-
skiej; oficerowie oswiadczyli, re
ME wierza, azeby powodow tax
blahych przyjsc mogio do wojny
pomiedzy Japonia, a Stanami
Zjednoczonymi. Japonia = mo-
will - pragnie spokoju Anne
ryka i'spokoju re wszystkimi, a
lie jezeli zostanie prowokowana j
zaczepiona, wtedy potrafi obro-
mic sic skutecznie. Wiceadmiral
,Ijuin, wskazujac ma palasz swoj
rzekl: ME chcemy go uzywac do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-09

nowego prawa, ograniczajacego
podrabianie zaprawianie win
sztucznyCh, uchWalonego osta-
tnio przez parliament, a ME tax
radykalnego, jak tego pragneli i
oczekiwali winogrodnicy, = o.
raz uwiezienie 80 wybitnych
strsjkier6w, stojacych pod "a
rzutem, ze uczestniczyli W spa
leniu prefektury w Narbonne.
Wskutek tych faktow wzburze-
ME ludnosci w ca}ym dystrykcie
wzrosfo bardzo SLIME. Wczofaj
we wielu miejscach odbyly sic
gwaitowne przeciwko rzadowi
wymierzone zebrania. Wszedzie
uchwalono strajkowac do ostat-
ka, a wladze miejscowe tamtej-
sze, stoJace po stronie straJKle-
row, oswiadczyly, re urzednicy
wszedzie ustapia, jezeli Rad are
sztowanych ME uwolni i wojsk
ME cofnie. Nadto domagaja sic
zmiany prawa o uprawie wilma.
Wojsko w calym tym dystrykcie
stoi wciaz pod bronia, a dowod-
cy otrzyarnli polecenie utrzyma-
mia porzadku "a wszelka Gene.
Paryz, 9 lipca. - Znany ze
Swiatowej afery kapitan Dreyfuss
trzykrotnie sadzony przez wo-
ienne wIadze francuskie, oska-
,zony zdrade Francyi na rzecz
Niemiec, wreszcie uwolnlony
jeszcze legia i tytu}em majora
nagrodzony - przechodzi re stu
zby czynnej W stan spoczynku.
Zniszczone wiezieniem zdrowie
sklania go do tego.
Londyn, 9 lipca. - Krol Ed
ward iona jego krolowa Ale
ksandra wyjechali do Irlandyi
ola zwiedzenia tego kraju. -
Lord Chamberlain, znakomity
statystyk angielski obchodzii O.
negdaj 71-sze rocznice urodzin
w kole rodzinnem. - w jednej
ze swiatyn londyhskich duchow-
ny Campbell, znakomity kazno-
dzieja przemawial w niedziele
w sposob nader gwa}towny prze
ciwko radon kr6la Leopolda
belgijskiego W Kongo, oraz prze
siwko bezprzykiadnej tyranii i
okrucienstwu jego tamtejszych
urzednikow, oraz wzywai ,aby
przeciwko temu banbiacemu lu-
dzkosc cywilizacye postepo-
waniu, a Rad Wielkiiej Brytanii
wraz ze rzadem Stanow Zjedn.
winny ujae sic "a nieszczesnym
krajem Kongo.
Rzym, 9 lipca. - w dniu IS
lipca zjedzie sic minister Iittoni
premierem austryackim baro-
nem Aehrenthalem W Desio.
Przedmiotem konferencyi bedzie
porozumienie sic W}och, Austryi
i Rosyi co do wsp6lnego dziala-
MIA ma polwyspie balkahskim.
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pada.
St. Louis, Mo-, 9 lipca. -
Wczorajsze telegramy dono-
sza, re blisko miasteczka Herrin.
ILL.,, pociag osobowy kolei Burlin-
gton, zderzyi sic pociagiem fra
chtowym. w kolizyi try osoby
zostaly zabite, a kilkanascie ranio
nych.
New York, 9 lipca. = Wczoraj
pracujacy przy budowie nowego
domu mularz nagle stracil zdro-
we zmysfy wskutek upalu i I
siekiera w reku rzucii sic ma in
nych robotnikow. Dwoch tax Sill
ME uderzyl obuchem, re zachodzi
obawa o ich zycie, a trzeciego
zranil bolesnie.
Keokuk, iowa, 9 lipca. - Zbudo-
wano tn znacznej wielkosci paro-
wiec wycieczkowy, lecz kiedy 60
spuszczono ma wode pokazalo sic,
ze Jest "a duzy ma tutejsza sluze
i ME moze kursowac po rzece
Mississippi. Budowa kosztowaia
100000. Kompania cofnela kon-
trakt a kontraktorom grozi ban
kructwo.
Somersworth, N. H.. 9 lipca.
Wczoraj W tutejszym kosciele
sw. Marcina odbyl sic Stub 3-ch
c6rek pahstwa Gosselinow slu-
by trzech siostr odbyly sic przy
tel samej mszy sw. Dotychczas
wypadki takie byly bardzo Rad
kie.
New York, 9 lipca. = w me-
nazeryi Bronx'a W gniezdzie
strusia znaleziono jaje nadzwy-
czajnej wielkosci, wazace try
funty. Dozorca menazeryi Beebe
w piecu zamierza wylac strusia.
Piskle strusia jest bardzo drogle,
kosztuje bowiem $1,000.
Butte, Mont, 9 lipca. - Tele-
fonistki oglosily tu straJk SYM
patyi ku telegrafistom W Stanach
Utah, Wyoming i Idaho. w ten
sposob chca Emusic wlascicieli
telegraf6w do ustepstw, ponie-
waz przesylano depesze handlo-
we telefonem. !
Billings, Mont, 9 lipca. - w
niedziele wice-prezydent Fair
banks wyratowal tonaca koDiets
W parku Yellowstone.
Staruszek, widzac jak Lena
Wallace wpadla do jeziora rzu-
ci, sic "a mia, wyciagnaf wody'
zani6sl ma rekach do hotelu j tam
prz s6pidogn yzao.ni % A,raa,
przez pol godziny trzezwii ]a. Io
scie zrobili mu wielka owacye
tego powodu.
Pittsburg, Pa, g lipca. - Ka-
rol S. Cameron, prezydent kom-
panii Pittsburg and Tube City
Railroad, oskarzony o spisek
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