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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03
MILLIONS SOUGHT
FOR DAMAGES

CARSON CITY, Aug. 1.-One of
the largest damage suits ever filed in
Nevada was that instituted Mon
day in the federal court here when
the Comstock Golden Gate MINING
company of Virginia City brought
suit for $4,000, 900 damages against
the ophir Silver Mining company and
the Con. Virginia Mining company.
The complaint states that one-half
the sum asked, $4,000, 900, is for ore
wrongfully taken, while the other
100000 is for damages. The suit
is based upon the apex law.
The allegations state that the
Golden Gate company owns six and
sixteen-hundredths acres of ground
adjoining the Ophir and Con. yir-
ginia ground and that for three years
past the two defendant companies
have been extracting ore from the
property unlawfully. Within the
three years, according to the com
plant, ore to the amount of $4,000.
900 has been extracted. The ore be-
ing silver and gold and mostly high
grade.
The complaint says that on the
fraction owned by the Golden Gate
company there is a well defined ledge
rich in gold and silver. The ledge
can be traced for a distance of 81.
feet on the surface of the ground and
that it extends downward in an al
most perpendicular course but yet
the ledge likely overlaps the bound
airy line of the fraction held by the
company. The Ophir and Con. Vir-
ginia companies were warned not to
take ore from the disputed ground
but in spite OF these warnings CON
tinued to mine the ledge which apex
ed on the Golden Gate and during the
year years just completed took out a
total of at least two millions. The
complaint ask for this moun and
damages, making the total claim $4,-
10000.
The Comstock Golden Gate Mining
company is a Nevada corporation and
the papers were filed at the office Of
the secretary of state on June s.
1907. Four days afterwards It APP
pears, the company came into posses
sion Of the fractional claim upoa
which the present suit is based, the
former owner deciding it to the com
pany. The incorporators of the com
pany were all San Francisco men
and were as follows: +. A. Hunting
ton, 500 shares; George r. Fletcher,
100 shares; d. M. Kent, 1000 shares;
h. Hewson. $4,000 shares, and J.
r. Sloan, 500 shares.
The attorneys in the case are Mack
& Shoup of Reno, the papers being
filed Monday with Clerk Edwards
by Mr.. Shoup.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03
SCARLET fever
IS NOW RAGING

The epidemic of scarlet fever at
Silver City is becoming more acute
and several more deaths have result
ed fro mthe disease. The health au-
thorities there are doing everything
possible to prevent the further spread
of the disease. 1t is reported that
there are about thirty cases in the
little place at the present time.
The family of Delbert Davis, well
known in this city where they for
merly resided, is one of the heaviest
sufferers from the disease. Dorothy,
a little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, died on Friday night from the
disease and by the time the under
taker arrived at the Davis home, n
other child, Freeman, the only son,
aged 6 years, had succumbed to the
ravages of the fever. There are six
children in the family and several
more of them r victims of the dis
ease and in a critical condition.
Dayton is also suffering from the
disease and yesterday an order was
issued by the railroad, stating that
the southbound train going from
Moundlouse to Churchill would not
stop there for dinner until the pres
ent epidemic is ended. Some time
ago the restaurant at Wabuska was
closed and at the present time the
passengers southbound eat at Dayton.
This eating house will be closed until
the disease is in check at that point.
A telephone message from Dayton
last night stated that there was only
one case at that place but Silver City
was suffering from the epidemic.
Several cases of the disease have
also appeared at Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia City but both places are taking
every step to protect the town against
further spread of the disease.
The origin of the disease is un-
known but many are incline to be-
lieved that 1t is caused by the foul
water furnished the places. For some
time the water supply there, accord
ing to report, has been totally unfit
for domestic purposes but the people
were compelled to use it.-Carson
News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03
BUY CLAIMS
AT PHONOLITE

Placers diggings have been opened
up on the former Walker Lake reser-
walton, and there has been quite a
rush in consequence from Yerington,
and close by districts. This news was
brought in yesterday by ]. r. Mum
den, manager of the Pauper's Dream
Mining company, which is located on
Grant mountain.
''There was an old Swede, who
first struck the digglngs at the head
Of Lappin," said Mr.. Munden, ''and
as soon as the news got out there was
a big rush for the new find. Then
the crowds went after it at Cat, Rose
and Cottonwood creeks. The head
waters are back of Mount Grant and
they have rocked as much as $25 and
$50 a day. l have mined in Alder
Gulch and Last Chance in Montana,
but | never saw such returns as these
people are getting out, and l have
no interests there myself, l have
seen bigger nuggets but never saw
so many and so rich.
I'm the Pauper's Dream we have
traced the ledge for a width of eighty
feet, and we have picked up loose
samples which go from 60 cents to
$4,000 a ton. 1t is a hard job to get
things in there, but we have finally
got our camp in shape. The Mid
night group, which is located on the
Cottonwood side of the mountain is
turning out very rich in copper. The
latter will go 22 per cent and SIS in
gold. This was originally located by
a bunch of people who afterwards got
so interested in the Fitting country
that they let their locations on Walk
er lapse, and now the Midnight group
is the talk of Hawthorne, it having
turned out as rich, if not richer,
than anything on the reservation.
was one of those who relocated, and
went on the other side of the noun.
tain, and finding the cropping there
located all together four claims.
"The Copper Farm is another good
property, and the ledge was uncover.
ed right on the trail where hundreds
had passed over it, and had not found
it. There r two lodges, and sam.
pies go from IS to "a per cent copper
and from Sic to $24 in gold. TIL,
ledge that vas uncovered on the trai
is four feet wide"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03
new CAPTAIN
BASEBALL CLUB

At the meeting of the Tonopah
baseball club, held last night in the
Brokers' Exchange, Walter Agnew
was elected captain to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Hunter,
who, owing to the pressure of bust
ness, will be unable to devote his
time to playing the national game.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03

According to a celebrated London doctor, motoring 'enricl
1t is too rich for the blood Of most people-Kansas City
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03

If Foraker doesn't get the negro vote, he will do his best Il
dear to some one eIse.-Charlotte IN. c. News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03

The political sky line has been black with looming trust busters fo
the last five years. but where lies the busted trust?-LouisvineC Courier
Journal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03

from several hundred dollars to SOW
eral thousand dollars a ton.
I'm the Lee district, the Rhyolite
Herald will start a weekly shorty
which will be called the Lee Herald >
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-03
Her New Love

Little Bo-Peep lost her sheep,
But did not shed a tear;
ooh, fudge with the sheep" said Iii
tie Bo-Peep,
Il still have my Teddy bear!"
Exchange.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

RZYM, 20 maja.N a wczo.
rajszej sesyi Izby Posf6w
p%arlamentu w}oskiego mini
ster spraw zewnetrznych,
Tittoni, okre5laf s~tanowisko
jake W}ochy zajma ma kon-
ferencyi pokojowej W Haadze
wobec .sprawy rozbrojenia.
W}ochy W zasadzie i teoryi
sprzyjaja wnioskowi rozbro-
jenna, W dyskusyi mad ia
kwestya gotowe So wziac ale
zarazem musza zaznaczyt,ze
narazie ME widza prakty-
cznego rozwiazania sprawy i
pragna ola sic zachowac o.
graniczenia podobne jake "a
%chowywuja Niemcy Austrya
Wniosek Anglii orozbrojeniu
jest dobrym, ale niemozli-
wynn do u~rzeczywistnienia
Nakoniec minister zaznacZy1
re polityka W}och jest wy
bitnie pokojowa: W1ochy
chca wytrwac W tr6jprzymie-
rzu pragna zachowac przy-
jazz ola Ang]ii i Francyi, a
dobrekstosunki ze wszystkie-
mi pahstwami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

MOSKWA, 20 majass Are
sztowano tutaj W gmachu o.
perry njejaka Madam Frank
no, W kt6rej rozpoznano tero-
rystke zbieg}a re Sybiru. O.
skarzona ona jest o zamiae
zamordowanis perfekta poll
cyl W Mcslwie, Rbejnbata
a w,cbwilj aresztowania INA
lezionop PREY njej %:rewolwe1
nabity zatrutemi kulami. JUL
we wiezieniu Frankina wy
strzeli}a z drugiego rewolwe-
ru, jaki mia}a, i mimo scis}ej
rewizyi - ukryc PREY sobie
potrafi}a, do inspektora vie
zjennego, raniac go smiertel-
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
z INV POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

MENOMINEE, Micf. Ina
leziono tutaj W rzece Memo
minee mocno nadpsute JUL
.cia}o Ignacego Kaszy6skie-
go, kt6ry zgina} W tajemni-
czy spos6b jeszcze W mie~
siacu lutym- b r. Poniewaz
Mkt ME .m6g} zaginionego
odnale6c, przeto wdowa wyz-
naczy}a 800 nagrody temu,
ktoG Kaszy6skiego zywego
lub umar}ego znajdzie. Ia
rzadzono poszukiwania i Cd
naleziono Kaszy6skiego. ma
dnie.k Leza1 on W. wodzie
diva miesi4ce.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

TOLEDO, Ohio. Jeszcze W
zesz}y wtorek 13 letnieFran-
ciszek Urbaniak opu5ci} dom
rodzic6w idac do szko}y j do
tychczas ME powr6ci} arodzi-
&c pomimo skrzetnychaposzu-
kiwa6 odnale66 go ME moga.
Urbaniak ubrany byl " 70
IOWA wgkratki bluzke, yciem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

CHICAGOI Ill. Ir]andczyk
Mahoney przyznal1sie
wobec sedziego Pinchneya,.ze
zastrzeli} szynkarza W. Zale-
skiego w!lokalu'tegozi Up. ~
rem 1857 So. Halsted str.
~sI r.. ..a- rE -rE @=~ ~
Mahoney %opowiada, re dnia
Z stycznia b. r. z.towarzysza-
mi swoimi Markiem Farrell
lem j Thomasem Kenny oko-
10 godz. pol do jedenasteJlw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
PETERSBURG, 20 maja.

PETERSBURG, 20 maja.
- Nowy spisek ma cara 20
sta} odkryty przez policye
tuteisza, kt6ra zdawna JUL
ofnim mia}a pewne przypu-
szczenia isotoczy}a cara i je-
go*rodzine jak ~najwieksza
czujno6cia, r6wnocze6nie
sledzacspilnie rozmaite po-
dejrzane osobisto5ci. Do os~
tatecznego wykrycia sspisku
przysz1o oneg daj, dzieki
zeznaniom pewnego olejb-
gwardzisty z pa}acu W Car
skiem. Stole. Zauwazono, Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
E!!s SCRANTON: Pa: P.
Veronica Luzecka, z Pitts
ton, '~zosta}as haniebnie 'opu-
szczona przez :swego narze-
czonego wv, *:czasie Slubu W


szczona przez. :sWego narze-
czonego wv. ..czasie Slubu w
ko6cieIe 6w. .aKazimierza W
Pa. By1a niby:- zare-
czona z niejakim Francisz-
klein Bartkusem. Podczas
6lubu, gdy ksiadz zada1 mu
pytanie: Franciszku masz
wolna a n~ieprzymuszona wo-
le pojac OTTO te Weronike "a
malzonke, pan m}ody, Cd
rzek}, re ME chce sic z mia
zeni6. Pc wyrzeczeniu tych
slow, wybieg}z ko6cio}a, pod
czas gdy niedosz}a iona pa.
d}a zemdlona ma posadzke
ko6cio}a. Jakkolwiek rano
okaza} n~ieprzezwyciezony
wstret do ma1ze6stwa, jed
max Wieczorem poslubi{ ME-
mi1a sobie narzeczona pod
wplywem nam6w przyjaci61
oraz obawy pred skarga
ze stronY pokrzywdzo nej ma
slavic ~dziewczyny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

R Mich. Stra-
szny wypadek mia} miejsce
W ubieg1y wtorek zrana ma
budowli osmiopietrowego
domu PREY Wayne Laffa-
yette ul. Trzech robotnik6w
zajetych by]o PREY robotach
gzymsowych ma rusztowaniu
znajdujacem sic ma ostat-
MEM pietrze. Naraz ruszto-
wanie za]ama}o sic, a robot
nicy - dw6ch wpad}o W
W p7rzepafc a jeden niejaki
Brieden, dzieki przytomno-
Sci umys}u uchwyci} sic pod
pork gzymsowej i zawis1 W
powietrzu. Zawieszony tax,
ME straci1 jednak przytom-
nosci,, lecz z ~nadzwyczajna
zreczno6cia i si}a posuwa}
sic ma rekach ku najbliz-
szemu oknu i W ten spo-
sob uratowa} sic cd stra-
sznej smierci. Ma miejscu
Smier6 znalaz} Aug. Hue
sing, a Wojciech Grzegorz3
zamieszka1y prey Kirby i
Dubois, gdy:to piszemZ, Jest
", umieraiacZmss stanie: 4Nie
dosy6 ma ten. Kawa{y drze-
wa, 9sPadajace 7swyzyn, po-
kaleczyly: jeszcze: kilku s@ro-
botnik6w pracuiacZch naa Do!
le.lI k:cMich Mackowiak,
lat *35, **0otrzyma{ : straszna
rane.w: gloves: Arthur ss Du-
bois, murarz, ma rany ma
g}owie i rekach; Frank Swan
dech, lekkie pokaleczenie;7L.
Majewski, murarz, ciezko
zraniony. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

ny surdut W ciemne nakra-
plane >spodnie i granatowa
z ceratowym daszkiem
Zachodzl podej-
rzenie re przetrzymuje
go kto6 u siebie ma jakiej6
Ot6z rodzice prosza
Q podanie o ~nim.wiado1no5ci
i robia uwaanymi tych, kt6-
rzysza przytrzymywan;e ME
letniego ch}opaka, czeka
Observation-Disclosures sadowa.
Ktoby m6g}dac jake wska-
z6wki co do misjsca pobytu
Urbaniaka MECH sic zg}osi
pod mr.. 1916 Avondale ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
SARAJEVO Bosnia

SARAJEVO Bosnia -
Austrya). 20 maja. Donosza
tutaj, re wioska Mustajbasie
zamieszkaia ~przewaznie przez
Turk6w, sk1adajaca sic z xii
kudziesieciu chat ilezaca ma
wzg6rku, zapad}a sic zupe}-
ME pod ziemie 'prawdop.odo-:
bnie wskutek dzia}a6 wulka-
nicznych we wnetrzu ziemi.
WieTu mieszkanc6w zgine}o
wraz z ca{ym dobytkiem,
ma}a gar66 tylko uszta z zy~
ciem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

MANISTEE, Mich. Dnia IS
Maja wybuch} pozar ma Oak
Hill W chlewie NJ. Niemiro-
i tax szybko sic rozsze-
rzy}, re W kr6tkim czasie Is
dom6w sta}o sie'pastwa stra-
sznego zywio}u: Oak Hill ME
ma stray ogniowej q MIN
.takowa przyjecha}a z Manis-
tee juz by1oxza p6zno. opali-
}y sic domy: M. Niemiro-
wicz J. Mantych S. Papro-
cki A. Oleniczak,sN. Mater
nowski, W. Oleniczak, P. Ole
niczak P. Brock, J. Puczy6-
ski, 0. Modrzejewski, s. o.
strowicki, A. kukaszewicz j
F. Okla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

datami chrze6cija6skiei par
tyi soc. demokratycznej i26
mandatami centrum kato]ic-
kiego, oraz socyali6ci z a56
mandatami. Ten stosunkowo
d0skona}y rezultat ~sdcyalis-
Tow . Jest niespodzianA ola
pa6stwa i wszystkich poszcze-
g6lnych KRAKOW korohnych.
Wielka kleske poniesH Mo-
doczesi, kt6rzy zdobyf tylko
mandaty, gdy W dawniej-
Sym p~arlamencie mieli ich
As! Partya' powszechna ME-
miecka - ME egzystuje juz
prawie zupe}nie,' a jej przy-
w6dca schoenerera kt4ry ME
gdy6 o%trzymywa1. :, llalajmniej
pc 5000 glos6w .dosta} ich
o~statnio ledwie 900 aosiedze-
MIA p%arlamentu "a c71a sic W
dniu II czerwca. Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

nocy wtargna} do owego To-
kalu. Zam6wiszy try szklan-
XII piwa i W czasie; kiedy
Zaleski nape4nia} wszyscy
trzej wyjeli rewolwery i gro
lac mimi kazali gospodarzo-
wi wznie6c rece do CORY i
zachowac sic spokojnie. "a
lewski jednakowoz ME: pre-
straszy} sic wcale rzuci} ma
pastnikom W twarz szklanki
z piwem, siegna} pc w}asny
revolver pod stolen szynko
wynn i zaatakowa1 rabusi6w.
CT re swej strony strzelali i
dali oko}o 10 strza{6w a Ia
leski, chociaz 6miertelnie ra-
niony, strzela} dalej, Kiedy
iona szynkarza Katarzyna
Zaleska nadbieg}a, towarzy-
SIZE Mahoneya uciekli i pozo-
stawili jego samego miedzy
dwoma ogniami.G dy do SYM
ku wbieg1o kilku sasiad6w
Mahoney leza} ma pod}odze,
a Zoleski mad MIN Mahoneya
rozbrojono i oddano W rece
policyi, kt6ra go zawiod}a
ma stacye policyjna PREY S.
Halsted str. gdzie on wabec
kapitana Clancy z}ozy} wy
znanie Zaleski, kt6ry mia}
przestrzelone p}uca, zosta}
zawieziony do szpitala przy-
padkowego. gdzie nazajutrz
umar}.
Oskarzony wobec sedziego
r6wniez przyzna} sic do why
zrzekajac sic procesu. Prze~
s}uchano jeszcze wdowe "a
m~ordowanego kapitana po-
licyi Clancy jake 6wiadk6w..
Ca}y process TRIVIAL zaledwie
pol godziny.
DUNKIRK, N. Y. Jok6b
%Szymeida urzadzi} sobie W
tych dniach prawdziwa ka-
nonade. wszed}szy do sk}adu
amunicyi kupi} sobie dwie
paczki }adunk6w i na}ado-
wawszy niemi revolver roz-
pocza} ma Townsend ul. stree
lanine. Kule gwizda}y W
oko}o a gdy tylko naboje
zosta}y zu5yte Szymeida Ia
dowa} drugie. strzela} ma
nowo. Jan Juwla, zam. pm.
118 Townsend uI. chcia} po-
wtrzymac rewolwerowego bo-
hatera W zapale, ale spotka}
sic oko W oko z lula rewol-
weru. Me namyslajac sic
jednak d1ugo, rzuci} sic ma
Szymaide, kt6rego pc kr6t-
kiej walce rozbroi}. Dw6ch
policyant6w, zwabionych
krzykami, nadbieg}o ispo
kr6tkim oporze awanturnik
dosta1 sic do ula. Sedzia Fox
skaza} go ma SIS kary i go
dni aresztu, kt6re pc "a.
p}aceniu grzywny zasuspen-
dOwa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

MADRYT, 20@maia,
" miniona ,sob2teA odby}y
sic " Eskurialu (pa1acu kr6-
leWgkiml 2chrzciny nagtep9cy
tronu. EwSr6d wspania1ych
uroczygtoSci : imponuiac go
ceremonialu kObecnym1i BY
Ii opr6cz = kr6lewskich ro-
d2ic6ws dziecka,' take re-
prezentanci :Papieza, kr6la
angielskiego, portugalskiego,
oraz: ycesarza austryackiego i
niemieckiego, dale e. asysto:
wa}o ministeryum i cia}o dy~
plomatyczne, olbrzymi /! "a
step dygnitarzy i. zgraaa6 W
(magnat6w) hiszpa6skich,.a
Wreszcie -duchoWlehstW0 w
d{ugim2szereguT biskup6w i
pra1at6wI|'7i3kilku kardyna-
}amis'na czele:: .Chrzest .:od-
byl sic " kaplicy!' kr6Lew:
skiej, specyalnie de korowa-
nej, rodzicami chr estnymi
byli7ksiaze *Don1 Carlos: de
Bourbon s:kr6Iowa -1mat-
ka Marya zKrygtyna: DIE
Gle ochrzcil kardyna} Rinal-
DIM, rePrezentant:P apieza i
dali NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plus,
Krystyan, Edward, @tFranci-
szek,a KaroI,z ~Henryk, Fer
dynand ,KAntoni:.@Po .ceremo
nil ch6rsod5piewa} :Te De
IN, a:arty!eryz:a zikizkua for.
tow podmiejskich dawa}a SAL
wy: kr6lewskie.
WIEDEN, go maja.: -tNa-
p!ywaia--tnu. wciaz 3wiezci %
przebiegu i wyniku onegdaj-
szych Wybor6w: W ia okrs ::
gach trzeba bedzie : ieszcze
~przeprowadzi6 wybory sci6lej
sze.e Najliczniej ..reprezento-
|lwami beda " przy sz{ym par
!amencie klerykali z Sc mani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

|gwardzista 6w cd jakiego6
czasu wydawa1 wiele s:pie~
niedzy j zy1 rozr zutnieiswe-
solo. Wzbudzi}oSto podejrze-
MIA; otoczono zo1nierza''3tego
siecia szpieg6w, !kt6rzyl Q
kazdym1egosk roku 2wiedzie-
i; nie uszlo,,to uwagias5le-
dzonego, kt6ry pc pewnym.
czasie uczu1::a sic tax zneka-
nyms zmeczonym ciaglem
tropieniem*ze stronX policy
i~Eniepewno6cia bezustanna,
re nakoniec {poszed{ :sssam
ma policye i zezna1, e ssda1
sieNistotnie' p!rzekupi6 Va
pewna sumo, i mia} spiskow-
COW wpuzci6 do pa{acq ca
ra, kt6ry mia} bye zamordo-
wany.w niedalekiej :przysz-
1oSci. Sensacyjne to zezna~
ME sprowadzi}o "a SODA
o%czywiscie - ca}y szereg are
sztowa6, ale zdaje sic glow
nj: majistrzy tego sPrzys!9ze-
MIA wymkneli sic, ze lszpo-
now Epolicyi rosyjskiej. 71 90
PETERSBURG, 20 maja.
- Izba Pan6w Dumy ME
uchwali}a wniosku o znie~
siesie sad6w wojennych,
uchwalonego ~znaczna vic
kszo6cia g}os6w przez Izbe
Pos}6w,S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

Z MILWAUKEE, WIS.
F1anciszek:' Michalski,a licza-
Cyl lats40t foreman " browar-
nj { Millera zy}}:..4O godzin ze
z1amanym karkiem, a umar}
szpitalu .miejskim. W dniu
9lmaja br.
a. Nieszcze6]iwy' 'zosta} spara-
!iz9w@ny swgkutek- gPadku
NAH ulicy PREF po6lizgnie-
:cieLsie: .PoSlizgniecie by{o TAX
nieszczesliwe,:.1 izs:M ichalski
przewI6c!4ssieZ sp5{ot, kt6-
~ znal!d !!I sic v znacznem
wg}ebieniu, nizej cd ulicy.
Plot sic za}ama} i Michalski
spadz glowa. na d6{:lz 1wyso:
koSci 6. st6P:&Upadajachude
rzy} ramionami O ziemie,
przye zemspek}as'mu ko6c~w
karku:~ Przyiaciele pospie-
szyli :Michalskiemu naspo-
pomoc;;, .zzawo4ano: doktora,
kt6ry, skonstatowa1 paraliz
cd ramion do n6g.s Michal-
ski odwieziony zosta1 do
szpitala, gdzie zy} jeszcze. &c
godzin. Wypadek wydarzy}
sic o 2 w2nocy. Zmar}yspozo-
stawia zone i piecioro =, die.
ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
e=BERLIN, 20 maia. z
dobrze g e.

- "
zr6de} donosza, ze..:miedzy
Wat ykanem q rzadem sber-
]i6skim 'zako6czono uk}ady
ma mocy kt6rychTbiskupstwa
Metz, Strasburg II Mogun-
eva " Njemczeeb maja bye
podniesione do godnoqsci
arcybiskupstw. Celem tych
zabieg6 W jest w~yzwo]enie
kleru W ALzacyi j Lotaryn-
gil 2 :.pod zwierzchnictwa
francuskiego.
@Gk0Dz,20 maja Gale miasto
jest pod okropnem wrazeniem
morderczej strzelaniny urza-
dzonej onegdaj przegzlo 80
os6b,srobotnik6w, W pre-
ni:skKuttneralzosta1o 20
strzelonych, z czego % 20
sta}o zabitych ma mielscu
Rozgoryczenie, oburzenie pa
nika rozpacz i w5ciek}osc OTTO
nastr6j panujacy W Lodi W
dniach biezacych. Ma u]icach
pusto i cicho1Ludzie b2ja sic
wXchodzi6 Y mieszka6: Ma
miejscu strzelaniny Sciany
budynku fabrycznego So &C.
sto ,'postrzelane, .widac ze
dono salw kilka'lub kilka-
nazeie: !Kozacy:: przeko-
nawszy sic, re- z Pomoca
przyszli "a p6zno gdyz rabu-
sic 60 napadli w6z poetic:
wy iuz byli uszli, w@cie-
XII, uniegieni zadza pomgty
wpadli ma ...robotnik6w sku.
P!ionyoh pred fa6ryka Il
przypatruiacych sic zdaleka
ca4emu,RzajSciu i naprz6d
strzeliwszy Do nich kiIkakro:
THE rzucili sienna niewin-
nych re szablami irnahaikami
Wpadli z~za4nimi,a5 do izb ia :
brycznych gdzie zabili sabu:
chaltera i kilku urzednik6w
fabryki. Lekarz fabryczny,
kt6ry komu@ ranionemu spie.
szyl e pomoca zosta1 ma
miejscu trupem po1ozony
pre- iakiego6 kozaka, ktory
mu glove Cd tu}owia niemal
zupe}nie odraba}, Po6r6d wy
strza}6wi raz6w. przekle6stw
|ijek6w, ~a'dzicz ko-
zscka pc fabryce; kradli sc
pod rece wpadlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ON THE FRONT

The steamer Humboldt sails 10
night for southeast Alaska AmauE
her passengers will he J. T. Har
ron. president or the Thlinket Pack
Ing ana Trading Co. Of Fnnier-
Alaska
The steamer Whktcom. disabled
two weeks ago on her way TO Bel.
llnEham By a breakdown In her en-
Kine room, wili have her repairs
completed by tomorrow night and
ss placed In commission.
The tern schooner T. T. Emlgh.
from san Pedro. vent on the dry.
doek Al onarfermaHtnr last night
TIE eoyk Of completely over.
hauiiAF she Yosemite 20 fii her for
Szcesraion traffic IL completed. fb0.
Qo0 having been spent on her. Capt.
ufnuf. foint owner with y. ]. Ettsi
Wiii b. IN command
]. Rlil waa caught In the act Of
stealing money from the room Of
Quarfermass~r Kenneth Cameron
Of the cable steamer burnside. last
eight ard was locked up without
hail Hs was a member e the
Grew Of the Burnside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
TAFT PASSES
ON CANAL

Governor Mead has received a
letter dated April -. from w. II.
Taft. secretary OF war. announcing
that Taft ga that dAy approved q
plat 81 the Lake Washington ca.
nal. In accordance with charter sls
Laws Of Washington the 1907 ses-
sion. which granted the fsiefal GOV
eminent the canal right of wAy
Major chittaaacn. I s. engineer
located here. when told Of the letter
said. 1T IL one more step IN aa'
vance toward the building Of che
canal The government HoN has
every inch Of lard necessary 20
build the canal from Lake WaahlnE.
too 10 Puget soand
We have marked out the harhoE
lines. aud al that 10 necessary nos
Il Tor the commissioners q lay out
The improvement district aud Coz
the wofk - commence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
TO FIGHT SUNDAY
CLOSING ORDER

forced 20 tho letter. With the as.
anrance that both the aheriffs Of
flee and the prosecuting attorney
would act. the Georgetown Poo
Pile decided to appeal 90 the courts
Judge W Il Bell has been engaged
by them to search Tor the necessary
loophoiea In the Sunday oloAing
law, and o. obtain an Injunction
against the sheriff and prosecuting
attorney 60 restrain them from
moleatinR them or Interfering With
them on sunday
A complaint Will be nled and a
restraining order asked for In time
"a be served on them before noAt
SUNDAY. IudRe Bells contention IL
that tho atate law. which gives
cities the power 10 license saloons
and regulate them. uullnea any
power Of the utata officials 90 In
ierfore With tho local authorities In
tho management OF saloons THIS
contention. II correct. would de
prlvo the sheriff OF Jurisdiction In
any Incorporated city or town,