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apply It t tonight without d dly lr I iiIh l h I 1could IlOuld ItOUII
could so O to lov 10 Hone with the th remedy In Inmy Inmy Inmy
my hand and nay ay y to him hI 01 Tlierf Theri your yourremedy yourremedy our ourremd
remedy noWappl nowappl1t > U and end It nil But Butnnd ButI
I III l a lawyer I ollldlll 10 go bror before Io oy HIOD HIODInl htOnttnt
nnd Inl KOOll 1001 miKP piigt UIlpot t n remedy remedyKOOll rrnld whllh which woliki oiid d 10 no noioo4I
COAL NOT UWHUITS I WHCITS SDEI NKIIDEI NKIIDEIThe EDEJTIit
The llev Lelghton 1Ilohton Ighton Wllal William Mid that thatKomelhlnR Ihlt IhltI tIlRtomftIlIng
KomelhlnR wn n needed nllll to n c bring people poplo to A nrealization AOl7llon aeaIzatIon
I realization of thi > ituallon Iluatlon Iluatlonalt iItuatIonCant ituallonCant
Ol7llon Cant lov OV Slonn HtoD takn lakl pott poii4eiaIon < wlon Ion and andwork ad adI andwork
I work alt the mines IlnI nuked alk1 Mr Ir Wliaml VIIIIan VIIIIanCanL IlllaniM IlllaniMCant
Canl he Invoke the courts rlrll to keep krp the therondn IhoI theronth
I rOtll rondn open openDon opnrnt
lawsuits la coal coalmid oaI oaIt
Don rnt t multiply mlllpl ul multiply ml mlMid
t mid Mr Ir Cock Cockran Cockranrie ran ranThe ri
I The Hv < > v Hugh lujh 0 Pentecost PII nteot lt wild hl that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the coal rllnll mines iriIni were not lot private property propertybut prop4rtbut ropnl ropnlbut
but Komipublic property and that Ihlt inn hf pub pubHo 1t
mlpullc
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Ho 10 ought ou ht to l IN > ahlo to take poNetwion and andhavo andhao andhavo
havo receiver rrhr appointed Ippolntl1 Any An consumer consumerof rnKumer rnKumeror
of coal ought to hare a right to InstltuUi InstltuUiHUch Inltut IntItutoNuch
HUch proceeding proceedingAndrew rocEsIiIgP rocEsIiIgPAndrw
I Andrew Am Ilrtlllgl rlw II I ufpn ircen rn HAI shL hl that thll an Al soon a nday theday the thni
i day ay after arpr tomorrow we w t might Illht have ha hay a cold coldunup rll coltT
T I unup nltI here hrl i 1 o the t hf thiriR Ihll t IIII to t 0 do 10 wan la to hit hi hi t on a aroniwly ar aI
r I I roniwly rlld IOIIII nlJ without wlhoUI deliy cely IeIAL and 11 npnly it at once onceHe OflCHe
i He le wan 111 wtt opmiwd oppo 1 to lawgtillx lal II but had hallglat hallglatI great greatfaith grcatfaftli
I faith rRlh in Inn Ih beneficial htnOdal result rtlult of a mass mllA meet meetIng mttInR rnvtlog
log In MftdlKon ladlln Square Squll Garden Ollm with wih men menlike mtn mtnIko menlike
like Iko Mr Ir Cockran Cokrn on the platform platformBXJUDOK plt platformxuIaH Corm CormBXIUIOK
I BXJUDOK IRYOH WOULD 8KIZK B In THE Til ttI MINES MINESEx MIE8EJ MINESEx
Ex EJ Judge Jud Iryor 1001 who ho spoko next nlx said saidI 5hl 5hlI atdI
I nm nimble Ilabl to iii IIgP4t eHt 1 nn In fMwIieiii 111 by bywlileh h hIo hIILtI
wlileh IILtI or timl 4111 mi fin tI H l hi > e lllr mil jt 01 hrr inside ti AId Id of offllOtttIlI rU rUniotitli I II
I niotitli Io It rnmiol bf I ilon 101 imleM 1111 tnnc ti Men Jfentlenicn 11 Ment
I tlenicn t IIOllh cnIen who h I defy 10110 Ip tt I t e Irenideiil 111111 t ofth 01 tho I h I 1llt1 1llt1I lilted liltedKtute 011r41ttutcs
I Ktute tnwI MI formldnbv ami w 0 > reckUwly rlkl h yield yieldto 111 111r
p tllll to public opinion olnl opi rlrllll flIOfl i ml rl allt Ihey Ihp 1 ti e wont 101t Ofl do 10 It ItTliere IIlpn ItI
I Tliere plhlc In I one Ol > remdy that 11111 I run rll think of ofbut orr ofbut
r I I but bil lpn It i < not Oi lt Inntiuilaneou Intlnlluu rrme The 1 1tJPr hI lwler lwlerlovermiient IHI
r lovermiient 011111 ocrI tlIIt I mlirfir mlII ui I 1r hy h It I rkht rllh ri iht of eniltient eniltientdoinnln eflitientito IIrnt IIrnteOIAl1
doinnln eOIAl1 ito mat I iipproprlate 1Irolrlll I e the I h mine Iln It I I t Imx hlM tit titt linen linenileiliHI 111
iiVerwiifiit cotitrarv to tothe 10I totI
I ileiliHI 11 Hint Ihll t Hi tIii liIIInl
I the lilt tI < el Will 111 lll of UI U allY illlj ll Suite 01111 Stlil can Mil lln IUI to o Into 1110 w wmid that thil Suite tnt tntiid
1 tl 11lllk mid iid take Ink i pn Mpolol c loii of nlirtMln I i I n t hl hti thnt t hat hatIiIctit l con conVfiiliiit 1 1nill
Vfiiliiit IiIctit or iiHfliil iiIu I to t It I in tne I I1C exerrUe xrrll xeret or o itH itHFfdirill il ilI ts tsI
I I Ffdirill FtIr nill ral I fmutioiw rIIIlnl 11111 11 II Vow O Hal I I I IM I 4 neeeitmnry neeeitmnrylor OCIMI8 pllrt pllrtlor ry ryI
lor I or our olr mivv 11 ni V What V hl would wOI1 have hiII tlfl VP Imppjmd Imppjmdif hIPI hti ppffl < I < 1 1If
if r hail Idl a Mrike tlk trtk like Jl thi thlo iit llh t Hie tinif 1mI of il tie tieSiiikh e eSiuinUli I
SiuinUli 1 war I iruesn tis lli I I h lov io oVrIIflt oVrIIfltt > rnniHii rnniHiiwoiiM rll1
Ilr III
I woiiM t oul1 Oil I I liavi la ti 1 founil rOlld i way lw vi V I > BO 11 In II ti ami all work worktf wnrkthe ork
tf mnes mnesIf
11 If I Illr IllrI were President Roosevelt the Ih minute minutethoe 011111 011111Iho minutetho
thoe Iho I icentlemeti 11111 Ipt ItItfltI PlrIllt responded 10111 > 101 to inn II H I they theydid Ih IhIhll t IIP IIPit
did it Ihll itt the t lie other At he r day i lt bi y I 110111111111 would aitlit have liwued a proc procIH prochitiiiit
IH 111111111 hitiiiit inn Ion rallliiif allll itlIiii a tweiiI pinl region IOI of lOlfrlO lOlfrlOI t pnirreM pnirreMit oflIrrPi oflIrrPismi
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it Anrl ml Id 11 order orlr Mint Ihll t tiflt wwlon 101 to P 11 Pn v 1 II Ill bl that Iliatwould thatoiitit
I would 0111 oiitit nutliorli the Ih Attorneyiener l to towire 10I toII7
I wire II7 tlnui nliloriz con 01 I mine Ilnr I for one 011 do 10 not notwant notIAlt noti4tlt
want 17 i4tlt to I no to HarrlXwn 11111111 to ee stone Ilonl Any Anyprorlairilion Anyproila 1
prorlairilion plod11aliul proila IAlt ii 10 t on ihnt Ihll I ht he h might mlIhl nt ittt nwkn 1k n ke would 10110 only onlyhe on onI ont y yhe
he II blnlt hiln Whnt Whn Iut he hI can do I to call rnl the th Leg LegMature 11 lwIIatIlr4
I
I Mature tneether HUll 111 huvi1 hl IIiI It I prescribe a ainlnliniiin 1
inlnliniiin 1lull 11111 JIm Ifl wiiire II for the IIH t lie mine 11111 tiiti worker and 1111 Ii d make makeIt Onk OnkI
Illilll
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It n iHiml 1i4 IILI nn InpI nttcvii > n i > to Hive 11 him h1 les 11 le lust Tliatwould lustwoulil lat latolldl
I would olldl I ti n prompt urn iii It way Wit l y to I 0 end 111 1 a I WOOd 101 ilf 1 IC5L I of ofthe orIh OfI
the Ih I he trouble I ron tile rolll still 1 ii I I al s m n lieiutily 11lltl IitiI t iI in favor f vor of oflinvlni ofi 0 0IiHin
i linvlni hlln 111 public bi iiIhIt 11lr opinion ollon nnd 0111 ant trying what hat the theweight tb tbIphhl theeight
weight Iphhl or public opinion ollnlol will wi do doWKll dowI
WKll wI 11 TIIIN 111 TIIt TIIK TI iir TOWS BEDCOCKBAX BEDCOCKBAXOllierx nEDcOCIRAS lItDCOCKRAi
1 Ollierx Olllr present Irllnl rsent spoke pok in favor of tho thomaNmeetlne thoIIn11111 thoIIIaI1NtII1E
maNmeetlne IIn11111 anil n 1 comniUteo tollltt com comI coinioilI im imiNiHfil
Ireen ockrnn Gotthell GotthellHllcer botthetl botthetlSlIcr
iNiHfil I I of Mewr liOthl11
Hllcer 1lclr and 111 William llal iIiiatni wan wa finally Only appointed appointedto npplnlM npplnlMI appointed appointedto
I to urrnn Irrl llrranizo e for It Thl commltten mmmllM will willmeet willlileet 1
meet at Mr Ir Greens 01111 tctis hou this afternoon afternoonHI alfron alfronI
HI I oclock ncnck and perfect arrangement for fora
I prflt
a niHMmeetliiK 111mPIIII An effort clort wan wal made lade to toget 10t toget
get t Madison Indl on Square SquIf Oarden OArllpl for oomn Nml night nightI
1 I his 111 week but hit the th Garden Cardn management managementsaid
r said llc IiI it I was vnI n rented rrnlll for the I he week wfk Heforfl Heforflleaving Beforkavlng CorA CorA111ln
leaving 111ln the th meeting 1lln yesterday IIrda Mr Ir Cockran Cockransuld Cockranf
f suld ail ailj
j l suldOn On the Ihf night nl hl of that meeting 1fllng wo 10 will willturn wl willt
turn Ilrn t urn this thll town ml mlArchbishop n nAnhhlhop
t Archbishop Farley was A not 101 at the th meeting meetlnpand mltln mltlnIld meetingI
I and Ild there Ihrl wan wa A some or regret rtgrf1 expressed Ixprffl II at t his hisnlwence hll hllnhlll hiKI
I nlwence nhlll Ills 11 secretary Ilrllr Father Falllr Hayes Hayessent IBf hayesl
l sent ul this thl note noteArrhbMiop 10111 10111i hotelI
II i ArrhbMiop Arrhllholl Vnrley rlrl renret 11 rpI that he h i Iq < un unable unaI ona ¬
able aI a ti to tie h present lr t nut 11 ne I illrerts dlrlr me 11 to a amre ao aolrl aIII
Is I In full iyrnpnthy with withny wtthany
mre III you 011 that Ihlt he II lul mlllh
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any ny moe hnvinir 11111 for ItsobJfU 11 tt u1fll ohieU the thlrler relief of ofthe orH oftip
the H 1 10 precnt iinhearnble ullhrn11 condition condllol In th thilly Ihl IhlI thI
illy I I It y brought 111 ou ht alioiit a bolt Ohht hy h the t he io IKI out l strike ttrlkeGllKlT strike6UIiT IrlkrI
I I GllKlT rlT ItlSIt ISll FOR rOI OIL STOVESIVanatnakrr STOVES STflIRSlnnatiiaker TfFi TfFiI
I IVanatnakrr IliiylncTtiem nlln tlit1n 1lln Theft by b the Thoniand ThoniandXo nnad nnadSo
Xo Chnnre hanrl of SnppljliiB Slllltlllhl the Demand DemandThere nlnlml DemandThere
I There 1hl has hA lieen n ctich lch n demand dnne for oil oilMoves 01 nilttVes
I Moves tlr for cooking and 1e heating hpllnl within withintho wihin wihintll withintlII
tho tll last lal1 few Co days da1 that the manufacturers manufacturersan manlCIClulf manlCIClulfal
an al unable to fill flihe the orders ollel that have come cometo cometo < me meto
to them Ihrl Many Ian of these th1 orders ordt1 an ar > from fromout CramOlt fromOUt
out Olt of town but hil the city rly manufacturers manufacturersof mlnlracur1 mlnlracur1J
i of IC oil 01 stoves to on giving Kllln the I ho preference prtCtrfnce to totheir totheir totheir
J their city ciy patrons piroll so 10 that thn thl outoftown outoftowndealers outoftowndealers
II i dtnlerl dealers find fnc it Illlflll difficult to placo an order at atany atIny atLifl
any Iny Lifl price prlt None nlo nno of the thl manufacturers IMUracturl1 was wasprepared WMprpArd waat
prepared for tho demand clmancl so 10 It Is II safe Ie to tosay toI toA
t say I A that thlt they IhlY will wi not he able Abl to fill l half hnI of ofthe oCt oft
t t the orders ordll they have hal6 received r11J Very Iry few feware rowar fewf
f are ar nowjnccepttng lunlptlng now orders ordersAny 01111 ordersI ordersAny
Any kind of nn In oil 01 stove IH II acceptable acceptablewhether appl acceptablewhether able ableI
I whether hllhrr It Is II up lp to late or the kind kine used uxodat 110 110I usedat
I t at tho time oil oi stows tO1 were re first Ont Invented Inventedand tnonttd tnonttdAneil
and Aneil In a majority mAjorty of caws cI ca those thoM who are arebuying ar arebuying
buying them t are art paying pyng 30 3 pur pr cent cnt more moreto moror moreto
r to the manufacturer lanlCAIurr than they paid pad last lastyear It Iti lastyear
i year ar when whln there lhtr was wa no coal eOl8lrlle eOl8lrlleI strike strikeJoseph strikeJocph
I Joseph Ooldlrin ioldMein who U I one an of the th largest largestmanufacturers IArjt IArjtlalUraclul1 largestmanufacturers
manufacturers lalUraclul1 of oil 01 stoves ItO1 In town tow when whenMtn whenI
I Mtn P n yesterday at Ills hil ofllrv of 333 33 Pearl street utreetwild Atrlt AtrltIld
1 wild Ild that he hI had all al tim orders onlel he wan Wa ablo abloto abloto ebb ebbto
to fill fl This fhl was wa 8 probably the case CM with withall withall
all 1 of the manufacturers manuC ulCI In the United UnitedStates Unled UnledHlliel Ur4tedStates
States Hlliel ho said IAle for the buyers huel of many big bigoutoftown bil bigoutoftown
outoftown oltoCtoln department dlpArllnt depart mnent stores Itorr who usually usuallypatronized usualy usualypt usuallypatronizeil
patronized pt rn I 7r I tIn th Western WtIIIn manufacturers manufacturersare mnnuClclurrl mnnuClclurrlI
I are 110 now 10 In II town trying to buy from the theNew theaw theNew
New aw York maker makerWANAMAXER makeI makersWANAMAICEB
I WANAMAXER TOOK 1000 10 STOVES OVES HERE HEREA JEJI JEJIroprntatlo HEaSI
I I A representative roprntatlo of John Wanamaker Wanamakercame Waamaker
o 1 hero today from said saidMr saidMr
W came hr tocay Cror Philadelphia Ihladelphl sid sidIr
Mr Ir loldsteln old leln and nr offered otPlcl to purchase purchasefor
it for or spot 111 cash all al of tho oil 01 stoves stOI we have havoon haoon haveon
on hand and all al wo 10 can turn out for tho next nextfour net netI nextfour
I four months We W did not accept acpt the offer offerl oter oterIlal offerIwcatme
Ilal Iwcatme l caue o wo 0 must look after aCer those thoe of our ourold ourold
old patrons Ialronl whose WhO orders onlfrs camo In first flrtitIt fnt fntI firstIt
It I would not lot ho fair to them IhpI to cut out their theirorders thplrord theirorders
orders ord 1 at this time However 10oer wo accepted acceptednn AOpted AOptedt
t nn offer oler to supply uppl Mr Ir Wanamaker Wnnarakpr with wih a nthousand athound athousand
thousand oil 01 stoves Ilo etovssand and WH wtaro are nrogetttng getting geting them themready themI thenready
I ready rady for shipment hlpn111 now nowMany nowIany nowMany
Many of the oil 01 stoves ItO18 now being blng or ordered orderd ordered ¬
dered derd go to Brooklyn 8rokl1n where whll the gas KAII U bad badand hadnnd badand
and cannot cnnot bo b used sel for cooking We Ve manu manufacture mnlu mnlull1 menufacturo ¬
facture ll1 ur only on Iy oil 01 MO bIOo stov VIM for cooking rok ceokIn I I pur purpoeei puralthough purpoeei
poeei although we turn tur out 011 gas g8 hcatertI heaters heatef heatersLa4t
I 1Mt < nt year C wo sold about 100000 100 oil 01 stoves stovesThU BtOCI stoves111L4
ThU h year we WI have 110 orders ordef for twice twlr that thatnumber thatnumbr thatk
k number numbr already aldy and Rd arc a unable Inabla to fill fl orders ordersfor ordef ordersfor
for any aJY more mor If 1 wo had fifty OCy factories factoriesgoing raotorlol factoriesgoing
I going wo could cul sell 11 all al their output outputOne oulpUlOne outputOne
One man ma came cme In hero her this th afternoon nCenlon and andsaid andMId andsaid
said that ho would tko takl Si 54000 40 000 of one onl kind kindif kindI
I if I wo could culd give them to him In four COlI months monthsWo mOlth mOlthI monthsH
I H Wo couldnt culdnt accept arpt tho order l hecau because > ecausn w wcannot 10 10f we wecannot
f cannot canot get the castings cI1tlng Of course rUN wo have haveraised haeral haveraised
raised ral d tho price prlo because bal the price pric of metal metalhas metalh metalbaa
has h been bn rataed rd and It costs Otl us UI mom mo1 this thisyear thll thisyeaz
year YI to turn tun out an oil 01 Rtovn e than It cot contloot cott costba1t
loot t year yearThe yearThe yearI
I The peculiar pll part pr of It Is I thAI the demand domnndfor domAndror demandfor
for our Moves always nlAYI came are Iwtwecn hotwtl ifanu ifanunry 1anuaryand au auaryad
aryad aryand nry and June Jue for the summer IIJmmr time tlno Vnry Vnryfew Vryfew ry ryCew
few people pople used u the oil 01 stove tt 0 1 for cooking cookingpurposes roking rokingpUr cookingpurpoec
purposes pUr In I the winter And ld now nw when whenthere whel whetithere
there ther cornea OmI a big demand demnd for them we wecannot WI wecannot
cannot canot get the castings cMtngl because l cluK tho found foundries roud roudrel foundne ¬
ries rel ne are ar shutting Ihultng down for wont wnt of coke cokeWe rko rkoWe cokeWe
We are a selling ng our 011 output at an advance advanceof Alvnc
of about abut 10 per pr cent centThe rnt rntI centThe
I
Te The man ma who came here her from Wonamak Wonamakers
ers sold Bd that tht they were Wfr getting gettnR orders ordl1 at atthe attho atthe
the rat rat rate of 1000 10 l stoves stoel a day dy Rut ut orders ordersare ordorl ordersare
are ar coming cmig in I from rrm all al over tho country countryand rlntry rlntryI countryI
and the buyers willing to lake
I arc llng anything anythingthey Anyhing AnyhingthfY anythingthey
they can get Iet at any ny price priceEVKV pric pricI priceEVVN
I EVKV lVrN CHUnCRES ClunC ES ORDEIUNO O DERINO OIL 01 HEATERS HEATERSOrinburg nUTEf8 nUTEf8I IIEATEJISIrinburg
I Orinburg Bros Drol who are also al largo larlo manu manufacturers mnu mnufactuei manufacturers ¬
factuei facturers of oil 01 stove ItV had a almilar elmlr story storyto Itory Itoryto
to tell toll At the offices olc of Plumo 4 d Atwood Atwoodat Atwo
at Murray and Church streets it
Muray Cuch ttret was wassaid wa weasaid
said 11 that Ihlt their thflr factory tacory was W working workig over overtime oerlim overime ¬
time lim to fill 01 orders ordf1 for oil 0IBtO stove heaters heater The Theorders To Tourdll Theorders
orders urdll were UO coming coring in from big concerns concernsthat cncml
4 that t had been n in the habit habit of oCeatlg ofheating heating their theirplacen thei theirpIacs
r placen plC < by ly steam MIflr and al a also o from trm churches churchesnnd chuche churchesand
and nnlllhool schools something Nmlthlng never before bCor known knownIn knowni
In tho trade The firm Is L sending ndlg out heat heaters helt heltIl heaters ¬
i ers Il at the Ihl rat Ialt rate of a thousand Iholnd a 1 day dayHolmes d y y10lmlI y110110CC
Holmes 10lmlI Ilooth Ilolh t Huderw Iudtn of 37 Park place placemanufacturers plc placelnnnuacturers
manufacturers Ilnuoctul1 of oil 01 heaters hltel have so 1 many manyorders my myorerl manyorders
orders orerl that they are ae kept going Rolg night and andday ad adday andlay
day but even eIQ then thel are scarcely larly able to tosupply touI111 touijl
supply uI111 uijl the demand QcmmJ At the Electric Eectrl Oil OUw
a a N w
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and ad Gas 08 Q Stove Works In Pearl P arl street etr I the themanager thomager themanager
manager mager Mid they had orders orer for ten tentimes tent tentimes
times t anmany umny oil 01 stove Kloel as they sold lW last lastyear It ItIor lastyear
year Ior A representative of Mr Ir Wane Wanainaker Wanl WanlIlaker WaneI
Ilaker I maker wo W was there also RL yesterday YltlflayBkll asking how howI howIln
c I many Iln Move 0 > could ho cold tld to him and andi ald aldI andihlacxi
i placed an au order oler for a Illhou thousand thousandI thousandOne u uOnl
I I One Onl buyer who was wal hero Ilro thl this morning morningHaid 10rln 10rlnMaid mnorningsaid
Maid the t hI manager IAnAgr would t ould not 10t go out of ofthe IC ICtho ofthe
the factory until untl ho MW w hi hl1 his good KOOI Hhipped HhippedThe IhlpPdThe shiIpiThe
The orders ordtr are coming lh11 in II HI the rate rlo of a aIhouHand aIhou athousand
thousand Ihou nd at u clip clp something ollhlng we I never ler ex experienced cxperienctd x xprllncl ¬
perienced before bron There 1hlre Li L a manufact manufacturer InnUCact InnUCactulr ¬
prllncl
urer ulr in MawuichuwlU faNchuMt who ho turns out IUt ulxiut ulxiutllfty aloul aloulIfy 11001fifty
fifty Ify thousand oil do stoves IOp vena > a year elrlld and 1 Ilpnrd Ilpnrdtoa learned learnedtoday learnedtoday
today toa that tlAl he h has hal orders for SOUWIU ZOWO And Andnil Al Amidnil I Ial
nil al of thn Western Wllrn manufacturer ranuCActur are Ar as ashard al 115hard
hard pmml pres d as wu w l are areKVGUND anPOD areENOLtNL
KVGUND POD CA CAIIO CAiIINO 111 NO FOB STOVKHTOHIIIP STonfTOllr STOVEIITO Shill BACK BACKJ CK CKJ
J M lt I Llttlefltld 1tIf l111 of 10S JS lO Fulton street lrlI who whoU whl whoIs
U i the Now ow York agent for tho Taylor A t Bog Boggi Boggii4 K Kgil
gi gil gii4 Foundry Company aJpnt manufacturer IlnuClclurrl of ofoil oCoi ofdl
oil oi dl stove 810 nays II sas Compuy Hint the dlmand demand nlrRdy nlrRdyII already alreadyin
in II for oil 01 stoves tot1 could not U HUpplied Hu Hutold lu lutold lietold
told thi I curious curloul incident incidentToday Imldrnl1oay ineilentToday
Today 1oay we received an A order for 150 1S 154 oil oilHtove oi oilstots
Htove loW lo be b flipped 1IJp1 to Manchester louchllr Eng England Euj Engband ¬
land lnl It may ia bo I thai one nlO of our lur customers customersover cutllwrK cutllwrKOWl customntrsover
over OWl there haw received ftItd an 11 order orrlr from Cror mmii tho thoUnited thoUnllel theUnited
United Unllel States Siall and being hllnj unable lo tl t supply supplythem supplythemim up pi pithel
them thel ha lies sent Inl the thp order to u UI tIS A AS H thin thinManchester IIb IIbIAnchlllr tillsianchcster
Manchester IAnchlllr concern lllr Ls L ono 1110 of our old ol eu eulomer IUI eus eustoiiwrs
lomer tOUII we WI will 11 wnd fI1 the tl > oil oi Mown to Kng Kngland En Enlnd ng
land lnd and I ttuppoH thoyll Ihoyl lx hf be > bhipjicd bhlJlld back backhere huckhcrl backhere
here hcrl to some omn 1M one who ha has found COUIIIII il difficult difficultto clncull clncullto
to place pl1 hi 1114 order orderWo orde orderWo
Wo are digging 1 lnj out all al the oldtime ohltllo wood woodHtoves woodstoves
stoves lotl that t1l we ve haw hl had in stock for many manyyear tRny tRnyIrl
year Irl Som 811 of them Iht1 till are ur of funny flinpea flinpeannd t1laposcmiii haJ
nnd nld of queer qUtr patterns and the names nA1 of ofthem orth1 oftileni
pter
them th1 would woul makea ma1 niaea I hor biore e laugh kiughOtt LuRh LuRhotIOI
Ott otIOI 0 IOI STOVKS Ton WKICOME WKICOMEThereIsthi Wtlcmn WEICOMO1here
ThereIsthi lhprl 1here II Is Ihl t ht > IlontnmitV llll1IIIlghl1 bloat thlalls Delight I a funny funnyt CII ftimlnyltisd
t > hne hllli < l old olc wood Htovo 110 ci nyc with wit h imeer tutr hide hidetn Id IdIn
tn it II looking looklnl like lke a 1 rabbit rhhl without lihoUI a tall tallThen Inl mallThtn
Then there thtr are arl the I hI oldtime oldtile hot blailwhlch blailwhlchhave hla hiastswllichhave Ihlch Ihlchhae
have the thl shaisof hatHVof huloIC a wluileund wllhanllueriookln qucerlooking qucerlookingstoves ueerlookln ueerlooklnctove
stoves 10 which whle I recemble r lhlo spider pldlrl with wlh nine nlnolegs ninoIPgM ninelegs
legs IPgM Why 111011 nnine of these IhlI stoves 10 are Iro of pal paltern PAlterl at atterns
tern terl need UIM by h our grandfather graldatl1r who had hadno hadtin
no 10 other 01 her fuel Curthll thin logs 101 But lut we WI have dug dugthem cul itigthemii
them thl out Olt of tlmir clingy resting rlln platt and andKcrape andICrll1 amidscraisi
Kcrape ICrll1 scraisi < l the Ih mold 10ld from Crm them thl1 nnd Hlllh they thv nr nrcelling um umFmIR arselling
selling FmIR like lko hot hnlluk cake fresh from Crm the thl griddle griddleA lrdI
A woman olln came Cl1 here hMt today 10111 from Crol Mamar Mamaroneck lamAr lamAronck bamaroneck
oneck And nurrhaned plrlhAII1 four of thesejold thIoll log logburner lo lohUrfrH logburners
burner hUrfrH She R11 Sli han hA had 1111 her hlr houiw hou heated heat Il by bysleum h hstMI bysteam
steam stMI And her coal oal dealer rMllr could olld not supply supplyher roipplyher uppl upplhlr
her hlr with sufficient aufdlt coal to keep her tenm steitmilplant tenmplant Ilr
plant going gollg BO IO 141 nh cliii 11 deoliliil rrhh 1 to tl buy hu these ihenuwood I thesewood hlwood
wood stove toI And she went annv 11 delighted dellghtodwith dlljhlt dlljhltwllh delightedwith
with her 11r bargain harpaln although Allhou h 1 afod alf11 u good goodprice Roodprlt goodprice
price prlt for the th relics relicsAs reltl relicsAs
As 1 to oil 01 Move AIO Well WI if Wnnamnker Wnnamnkerkeep WnmmAklr WnmmAklrkfp Wamimakerkeeps
keep kfp buying hu lng them thl1 at the I hI rate rAI ho i 1M today todaythero IIda IIdathlro todaythere
there thlro wont bo many tlny left A k manufacturer manufacturertold mnnuCacllrrr mnnuCacllrrrtold
told me that Wanamakora WaMIAkN1 man had hlr placed placedan pllN1 pllN1An
an flu order with him hll for 3000 and had plven plvencevernl 111 tlveiimcveral
cevernl tIrAI other othfr big order nround town townwonrn 1In 1InJOITll townIJOPTII
wonrn JOITll or f A rviov rw rovrMrr rovrMrrTennrtire CTlCT CTlCTTnnrlt fOVTILtCTTennessee
Tennessee Tnnrlt Coal 011 CoWouldnt Co 0 Woultnl Vtoulilnt Ho 10 Mitchells MitchellsHill 3tttctieIIsijill 11lhlll 11lhlllI
Hill I So Ills 11 Men Itn Struck StruckFollowing Slnllk Slnllkfolowlnl StruckFollowing
Following folowlnl a 1 meeting Ullng of the thf directors directorsof dlrllorl dlrllorlor
of the Tennessee TfnnlN Coal Iron and AII Railroad RailroadCompany Ralroall RalroallClm RailroadCompany
Company Clm pa 1 yesterday at which hleh the l oard IIIAnl IIIAnldedarll lsarddeclared > oarddeclared
declared the u l usual ual quarterly qUArler quart orly dividend dividendupon dlllelll dlllelllIpon dlthiemilupon
the stock President 1 It ItBacon IIflacon
upon Ipon preferred prtCorrt1 Itock Prillnt 1 1
Bacon lon made tAdo a statement IlalOllnt regarding rllnlng the thestrike theetrko thestrike
strike etrko that has hl been bn declared Irared on Its II prop properties propIr propemlies ¬
erties Ir 111 Involving all 11 hut the convict rllet miners minersin IlnlrK IlnlrKIn
in Us I soft ICt oal mines Ille In Alabama AlabamaThU AlabamaThla lahala lahalaThil
ThU Thil strike affords olorrl another illustration illustrationof Iultrton Iultrtonor
of the thl readiness ladlne of Mitchells tchel organization organizationtho organiatol
tho United Unie Mine no Workers orkerl to break hrlak an anagreement Anaglmrnt cmiagreement
agreement aglmrnt If il considers conMlrer It expedient txpllent to do doso co co1t In Inan
so Recently 1t < ntly a 1 number of the union soft softcoal ICt ICtcAl softcoal
coal cAl miners mlntrs In Alabama refused reCuId to continue continuepaying rntlnut rntlnutpalng continuepaying
paying the dollar IlolAr a weok k asv 1 ascessmeiit ascessmeiitlevied > ssm lmlnt lmlntlevlel nt ntlevied
levied levlel on tho soft MCt coal calllrI11 inincm for the th sup support IUP IUPpot supPert ¬
port pot of the anthracite strikers Irlkerl The fll other otherAlabama othrAlbma otherAlabama
Alabama Albma miners mlnta then thl n decided Iledrl to strike strikeagainst Alrlkeagllnlt strikeagainst
against agllnlt tho men IIn who ho refused rlCI 11 to pay pa tho thoassessment tl tlal tIlOassessment
assessment al Alnt Among thew Ihl MriWs strlkrl were wertho w wthe werethe
the employees of the Ihl Teln Tenness < > o Coal eel Iron Ironnnd Ironand IronamId
and amId Railroad Rairoad Company Mr Ir Bacon dis discussing II dkciislng ¬ I IclllnR
cussing clllnR this thll situation lunlnn said saidCOMPANY aall sauleollrANT I ICOMrXT
COMPANY COMrXT ORPFHKI onpFutu TO COLLECT STIUKK IITIR STIIIRKThs IAY IAYThe i iTh
The Th poUlon llon taken tkel by b the Ih ollloers onlclr of tin thucoinp tIl tincomniani
coinp compI comniani ny f > with U I employees lplo has ha tie Ih support supportof KIport
of the th full ril till lo bosrd rd of directors dlrllorK The Th strike strikenow strikenow Irk Irknow
now on at the II mines rlnp of the th company COl pal Is not notfounded 10l 10lround notfoundsd
founded round d upon U 1 any un differences 1YprctM us I towages t to wages vll or orconditions orcono1loM orconditions
conditions of employment 1110111 iii Ioy inemit but Is I due duetlrely du 1 ni nitirely
cono1loM tlrely to difference dltrlnc within the II miners Ilnlr union unionnnd Inlol Unionand
and Irrly Ind should tx hI > of short duration llrllon sj0im tOI ohIl > ot tin tinmembers I tlitmembers
members mllblr of thx th miner Illr union 1101 are v Illlnit 1111 to topay 10PO topay
pay ft a week wlk for the Ih support Alpport of the xtrlkliiK xtrlkliiKanthracite strikiiiitanthracite Irklll
anthracite PO Inthradt 11 men ant some 801 are lf not The Tht de demand dtmnand h hmand ¬
mand wan wa made Inao upon 111 tin1 t olllcer nlllr of the th com company lOI Ohil Ohilpany ¬
pany pan that It should holid collect 01t th tin strike Irlk assess assessment 1a 1aIlnt asssmtieflt ¬
ment from rrOI thom tho who were unwllllns Inlll1 to pay payor payor piyor
or Ilnt discharge them thll ThU the th lompany o 1 de declined uuelnld tiedined ¬
dlacbarlt
dined to do and Ild this thl strike Is tin tl result resultThnro rllull rllullThero resultThere Ian
elnld There are at between Jiw 3111 and 4m 4111 > i miners minersaffected I1npr8 I1npr8atlted iiiIneraffevted
affected and our output OIIIUI has h been bIn cut lit down downto d011
to atlted about aholt 2S 2 per r cent CIIt of Its IM usual total Two Twoof rvoof wo woor
mines remain in operation and no do doour doour
of our 11118 rNllln II oPrllol Inrl 10 01 01olr
0111
our olr Ennley t18ley furnaces rura1 and 111 ftid 101 plunt lallt Coal loal for forthem forthel forthem
them thel l Is supplied 1pltd by b convicts comll The 10 convkt convktwork fOnII fOnIIwork conkt4work
work under ft system I m hy h which 1111 they un ungraded Ir IrIradr r rgraded ¬
graded Ilcrr according accordlnl 1 to thiir physical Ih lpal condition conditionthose cOllllon cOllllonthost conditionthose
thost those Iradr In each grade Irldo having 1IIni to mine 1110 it curUIn curUInamount ecrtolll ecrtolllalount ccrtimiamount
amount of coal The Th company COIPII pays Ia th thState IhIat the thehtato
State alount Iat for that coal amount alount and all allhal that the th convict convictminer lollt lolltrlnr convictminer
miner rlnr can cal mine Iln above that Ihlt amount ho h Per Personally pr prMonal personahly ¬
sonally Monal receives rlcclc pay Il for forCONTRACT rorCOmAC forcoNT1tACT
CONTRACT COmAC FLUVO FLUIO TO THE T F WINDS WINDSPresident WI WIPrcddcnt WINDSPresident
President Bacon staled Itall > that by I striking strikingtho Ilrlklll strikingthe
tho miners mlll had broken hrolen a contract ltrlct which whichtheir whichthei whichtheir
thei their association alolatlol executed cJulerl on July It 1 this thisyear Ihl thbyear
year YtAr and which was to remain relain In force forceuntil rol forceuntil
until uti June JUe 30 3 noxt year Ir There was wa wa nothing nothingin nothlnl
in i this thll contract cntrnct about abut the strike Itrlke In tho an anthracite 11 anthraclte ¬
thracite thrcle coal fields feldil in Pennsylvania lenn Inla which whichhad whichhad whIchhad
had already alread begun bgU when the contract contractexecuted woa woaexecuted M MePle
executed ePle There was also 1110 to reference reCcrfnce to tocollections torleelon tocollections
collections rleelon to bo b made by the company rmpany
from tho miners mInI for any al purpose e except exceptthe exceptthe oxceptthe
the expenses of the te miners mlnl representatives representativesYet repn purp cntath18 cntath18Yet
Yet OJpn8e the union Ulon wanted alo the company rmpAI to com compel coinpeb ¬
pel Its Is men to pay strIke assessments 8el8ncnt8 by bydeducting b bouctnJ
deducting pl ouctnJ them weekly from wages agl and andi andparing andpaying
paring thor thorn i over to the union unionany unionThe unionThe
The rmpny company any did cld agree alr1 to make lakl such lurh de deduction el doduction ¬
duction duelon where here the miners IDIIr in writing wrilng nu authorized nuthorl71 nuthorized ¬
thorized thorl71 It and even furnished CUrllblw the union unionwith unlol uniomiwith
with lth blank orders ordel for the mens mlnt signatures signaturesSome Ilgntur IlgnturSme signaturesSome
Some Sme of tho miners Ilnlr refused reCuel to sign IIRI amid nHI the thounion th thunion theunion
union practically praclmlYKld practlcallysaid said Make them thf1 pay pAyor pAyorwol or orwell orwell
well wol strike Itrke and did lld so sonniFT s sIJIFT soDRIFT
DRIFT IJIFT nonn orm roit 01 TIIK TII roon roonDr ltOR ltORnr
Dr Doty Dot Kitatillilirs Itlblhr a DistributIng mllrlbutnc Station Stationfor Htlton Htltonfor Stationfor
for StaIns Iilands seeds NeedlThlt seedsThat cdi cdiThat
That Thlt part of tho shore of Staten Slllen Island Islandnear 1IAnr Islandnear
near Quarantine Quarantn long known klown as Dead Deadmans Voadmant Deadmans
mans mant COo Covo5 because bcauloC of tho great number niimlxrof nlmlr nlmlroC
of bodies bdies carried carrie ashore there by the tl tide tideIs tldAIs tideis
Is now no an Important hnporlnt factor In 11 Staten Riltrn Islands Islandsfuel IIIAnrl Islandsfuel
fuel supply Iarg Jar quantities qIAntlh of logs logsand 10RqalrlmUr logsand
and alrlmUr timber which whch drift crll In II there thlrl are Iro care carefully CUCul carefully ¬
fully Cul gathered gAlhcrd by b the peopln ploplo of the ti neigh neighborhood 1Ih 1Ihborhoc neighhorhooI ¬
borhood borhoc rue hu beach Ilach was nover 1lr kept klplcfan so soclean soclean
clean cleanDr cleanDr
cfan cfanDr
Dr Doty In his hl work at Quarantine Quarantinehas Qlarnllll
has ha noticed notcd the great quantity qUlnty of wood woodwhich woodwhich Woodwhich
which has hal accumulated aCIIUIRI1 there thlro In times thlWI past pastand pabtand pastand
and he has decided elcelrl that It I would woull lie a good goodthing goe goodtiting
thing to collect colct all ni of the wood possible possibleand p0551110and lhle lhleanll
and supply It i to tothepoor the poor por lie HI has ha consulted consultedwith rlllllll rlllllllwih enmisnhitNlwith Jo
with wih Cot Co uprlv Mills II commandant ronlnanrlant at Fort 011 Wads Wadsworth Warll ad1s ad1sworth
worth reservation reHraton and has hal obtained oltalnel his hispermission hi hiperml hisermnibon i
permission perml ermnibon lon to use Uf th thn wood wod lodged Juegel on Oi tho thoshiro thoIIro theshinto I
shinto IIro line Ino of tho reservation reservationD 111alon 111alonD
D Doty proposes propo1 to collect collcl this thll ma matcnnl lA lA1lal mnatel
tcnnl 1lal tel ilhl and Bne More 1101 It I on 01 the land Jane adjacent adjacentto
to the Quarantine l1uarantn station iia lon owned 011 by II Judgo JudgoNathaniel JurRI JuiIgnathaniel
Nathaniel Marsh Ho le will wi then employ employmen tlplo tlplomen elilbilofliemi
to saw and cut the wood Into
men la 1m Illn portable portableblocks Portabolbocks
blocks and 111 distribute II lrlhllo it wo to all 11 applicants applicantsIn Ipplcltl Jurllhlo JurllhloblorkM
In such lueh quantities IUanttll as at necessity nlcHly requires requiresTho rcull requiresThe
Tho money required for Cfr this thl labor IA lr has hasalreedy hAi hasalrecdy
alreedy alr ely been bn provided proldld Tho ce c cdl o i leratlon leratlonof
of local loal charities chnrllft and churches churehls has hal rnton rntonoC been licensolicited l beensolicited > n nIlcie
solicited Ilcie that the newly may mlY bo b supplied suppliedrilKiCHKll 5iiIIlitIP1W4CJIEIf uPJI11 uPJI1111tCIUII
rilKiCHKll 11tCIUII STV1HKS S1U1IS STMKE STMKEMount SlRI SlRIloU STflihiMount
Mount loU Vernon rmon Minister Sent fmt to Coal oat Fields Fieldsby Flrldlby FieitisS
S by Trades Trdf Council CouncilMOUNT tounl CouncilMoT
MOUNT MOU VERNON VEfNON Oct 0 IThe The llev Ie Owen OwenR
R Lovejoy Lvejoy pastor ptor of tho First Congrega Congregational Ccngrl Ccngrcgatlonal l ¬
tional 10ni Church has hl boon bem cent to the th lie cool coolfields coalfel cealfolds
fields fel of Pennsylvania Icnnylval to study tho strike Mrikequestion hI strikequestion rlkl
question qUOton for a week wek Private subscriptions subscriptionswere subscriptionswere ublcrlrlols ublcrlrlolser
were er taken ten up UP and ad the Trades Tradcl Council j gave gavesome avo avosome anlII
some II money for Mr Lovejoys expenses expensesHe Iptn Iptnle
He le will wi tell tel what ho finds fds out In 11 In tho pulpit pulpitnoxt pulpi pulpitnext
next OJt Sunday night nightWcraea nlahtfme nightW
Wcraea fme W men Hno Ith b Dress DI Fathlonably Fathlonablykeep FuhlonablyktP
keep ktP up to t date dlt by reading the Fashion Juhlon Notes Notesand Notesand Otpl
and studying Itudrlnl the dr dress sa lUustratloni luslrltonl printed printedon Irlnlld Irlnlldon
on th the Women omn Page Pa of THB r si BCXDAZ ItHDAr uNDar uNDarand BUN BUNand
and 1 TUB kyzs1nu VXNINO a tVH SUAd 8tAi1v 8tAi1vt Aii Aiia
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TRIES TOSETTLECOALSTRIKE TOSETTLECOALSTRIKEPltKSinRT TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE STRIKEIRSI STRIKEIIRSIlEXT
PltKSinRT IRSI EAItXESTLY FHlFUU STlin STlinTIIK STLIII
1 TIIK 1l1 SITlATIOX SITlATIOXFrank SITATIOFrank ITITW ITITWIrank
Frank I Sargent Saltnt Kent to Philadelphia Ihlldrlphl to toConfer toonrn todirer
Confer tilth ithi 11 Mr Ir Mitchell ltlhll and Carroll CarrollI aroll arollI arrollfl
I I fl UrlRhtlt nrllhtI Is I nelleved nrllft He le Appealed Appealedlo
lo I 0 Mitchell tlhtl to neeomniend ntlOlmtnt That Ta the theMiners Ihellr the3hliieri
Miners llr netum to Work ork Immediately ImmediatelyWASHINGTON 1IIIIlttl 1IIIIlttlWA lmunurdiatelASiiiNflTO
WASHINGTON WA ASiiiNflTO IIIOTO Oct 0 OThe Tho cool cal strike strikesituation strikesituation IrlkelluAton
situation lluAton engaged tl aRf1 thin attention Altlton of Presi President lrNI lrNIetnl lresitktit ¬
dent etnl Hoosevelt UOOMIi today toda to the exclusion OJCIUllol of ofnearly oCncarl ofnearly
nearly ncarl everything else II but no announce announcement annun annunttlt announceabut ¬
abut ttlt A C a new IJW step IIp on his hl part to bring bringiiliout hrlngIllUt bringabout
about IllUt a I settlement Illellnt came clme from Crm tho While WhileHouse Whitehouse ll ll10u
House 10u Thnt Thlt the President Pr Irnt Is 1 still Itl earnestly earnestlystudying onest earnestlystuiyiilg
studying tueylng tho situation siuaton with wih tho tb hope hop of ofdevising ofdevlsiiig
devising 111111 colon 010 means 1n to secure Irl a alIulptlon alIulptlonoC resumption resumptionof
of work in tho ho mines Is II well wel known but butbeyond butthla butbeyond
beyond this fact CAClltlo little was wallMmrlln learned in regard regardto fgard fgardto
to his interference Intlrlrenc in the contest rntlst between betweenthn btwen btwenth betweenthin
thin th operators opemlol and the he miners minor Every Everyperson EnryPlIOI Everyperson
person PlIOI who has hll been brn called mil into consulta consultation rDUA rDUAlon consultation ¬
tion lon nt tho lie White hlo House 10uI for tho last lalt few fewdays rewda1 fewdays
days da1 has hAi l been > een pledged to secrecy rey and the theutmost thf theutmost
utmost UUno t reticence rtllnm U I preserved prSro by all Al the thoPresidents theIrellclntt thePre8idents
Presidents Irellclntt advisers nrhlrl lest even a hint ix ixdropped hIdroPPll beirophieli >
dropped that might Ilght give 111 a clue to the Prett Prettdehtri Pretldelt Preidezits
dehtri delt 1IntentO11 Intentions and plans plansDespite planIt plansDespite
Despite It plo tho secrecy lrl so 10 generally KPnraly main maintained maintAlned maIntairied ¬
tained it became hfcamo certain Nrtnln today that the thePresident tIl li liIresidemit
President lrllleeut has had In mind for tho last lalt two twodays tOcaf twolays
days caf a plan for communicating commlnicatllg privately privatelywith prhal prIvatelywills ly lyllh
with llh John Mitchell llchel president prlldtnl of the Tniled TniledMlno ll LnltedIliie trl trlllo
Mlno llo Workers Workel of America In tho hope hop of ofInducing oCIlducing ofinducing
Inducing tho ii labor labr leader to tako the In Inilialivo InIllal initlative
ilialivo Illal In steps for ending Indlng tho strike trlk It Itwas I Itwas
was AI the Presidents Prl ldlnt I first Olt intention Illenton to write writoa wrlt writeIL
a 1 letter Mllr to Mr Ir Mitchell llchel but this thl has hal ap apparently npparlntly apparently ¬
parently been bePI abandoned abandold In II favor of oCplAI a aplan aidari
plan plAI to II to send Felc a personal representative to tocommunicate toeOlmlllcnte tocommimtimilcate
communicate eOlmlllcnte tho I hI Presidents InAldntl s views e and andwishes 011 011Ihtl aiiilishieS
wishes Ihtl ishieS as f m in cnf caso ae > o of failure Calurf tho responsi responsibility rtlplll respomislliliity ¬
bility 111 Y would wOlhl rest nlt on President Irl ldllt Mitchell Mitchellrather llitciiellrather llchel
rather than Ihln upon the President lrldnt of tho thoUnited Iholnlll1 I he hetnlted
United lnlll1 States StatesFrank Sial SialFrank StatesFrank
Frank P Sargent Htrgllll I ho Commissioner onllllonlr Gel Geni Genieral icn icneral
eral Iral of Immigration Immigraton Itnimiigrat ton and 1111 until nnt tint ii recently recentlythe reolily reolilytho
the executive eXlutle head hlAd of the Brotherhood Brotherhoodof rtherhood rtherhoodof
of Iocomotivu 10COIOt0 Firemen Firelen was a called aled to tho thoWhite thoWhie lie lieVhito
White Whie House 101 1otis l about Aholl 1 oclock ocock this thll after afternoon IItr IItrnoon afternoomi ¬
noon and after MIr a 1 half hours hourl conference conferencewith lnCerencowih conferencoWithI
with wih the President Prtlhnt hurried hlrr1 to his hil office ofr in inthii Inthn inthe
the Treasury Department and thence to tothn totlm totill
till railroad rlroll station IAlon where hlrl ho took tok a train trainfor trainCor trainfor
for Philadelphia IhiuJlphla It I was at said Mll at tho Treas Treasury TrI TrIIr Treasury ¬
ury Ir merely men I that I the t he Commissioner olll llollr General Generalwas Clllrl Clllrlwal
was wal going to Philadelphia IhllclphlA and New I ev York YorkThe YorkTI YorkThe
The TI object nhJlt of his hi visit 11 which was as unex unexperti Inl Inl11cd tinexpectb
perti 11cd d prior pror to his hi visit I Isit I to tho White hite House Housewas 101FI blousewas
was 10 not lot known Little doubt colbt exists el tl that thatMr tht thtfr thatMr
Mr fr Sargent HuRnt whose ho o relations 1llllonl to organized organizedlabor orloll71 orloll71labor organizedlabor
labor have ha 0 been IIn very Irr elote clo < for several eIAI years yearsIs l11
Is II nctiiiR nllll with wih Commissioner Cotll lorlr of Labor LaborCarroll Ialor Ialorarrol Iahorarrnii
Carroll arrol D I Wright Wrlphl rlgllt as a thn 111 personal pr onol repro representative repronlatho reproueiitatlvn ¬
sentative of the President In
Prldlll carrying arrllg a amcfsnpo atlFIf1 amneesage
mcfsnpo tlFIf1 to John Mitchell MitchellWhat ilitcheliSiiat lllhfl
What this thl message m P O is I nobody knows knowl ex except npt cxht ¬
cept pt tho President Prhl nl Mr Ir Sargent Sarglnl Com Commissioner Cor ConnmnLsIontr ¬
missioner Illollr Wright Wrl hl and 111 the ImmmUato Immtllall ml mlvipers AIIrl au auvbers
vipers Irl of Mr Ir Roosevelt but bIl there Is I good goodreason Iod Iodrearl goodreason
reason rearl to UMieve that Mr Ir Mitchell 11hel will wi l be beakil beasknl > e easkod
askod to take IAk the lie Initiative Inllllh in proposing proposingmeans prpo proposingmneana lnl I
means mlAnl to s settle ttlo Il the Ihl 1 strike Ilrlkl Till hl > prom promsllion propoIton II0Psition
sllion Iton of Poslmastcrfiencral lotmAllrlIral Payne laO which whichwas whlrha1 huIehm huIehmwas
was a1 discussed 111l1 at yesterdays Irda White Vhiit HOUM HOUMconference 101 llouecomlferune
conference clrrlnL is I that Mr Ir Mitchell llcht1 recom recommend nrm recoinmlleiei ¬
mend 1111 to t I the 111 t lii leaders llalrl beau itrs of the I lie miners union unionthnt 11101 umilomithat
that hlllh ti miners Jllnlnl return rlIl1 to work immediately immediatelyIn JnmIIII
In consideration rlhlrllnl Ion of an a n assurance aMlurln from tho thoPresident th thIridelt t hr hrIresident
President Iridelt that he h will 11 recommend rrmmrn an In Investigation 11 11plllllon ittvestlgittinn ¬
vestigation plllllon of the conditions Clllton In tile coal coalfields clal clal1hll coalf1uhls
fields 1hll by h Congress lolgr next lt winter wllier This Tlls propo proposition propollion propoltioii ¬
sition was wal not IOt regarded rjanlfl with wih favor by some someof Imt ImtoC sonicof
of the th t he counsellors clllurl of tIn President Irld nt and andthere 0111 0111IhN amidthere
there is I some n doubt olbl as n to whether this Ihl plan piinconstitutes plancoiist
constitutes coiist 01111 It mitus a part plrl pa rt of the 111 t hi messnce mIAol miasa gu which whichCommissioners whichlonuuhloIlrM whichenimumkstotiors
Commissioners lonuuhloIlrM Sargent HnrR11 and Wright W right urn urnsupposed 111 an ansupnsut
supposed 1 to II have carried larlNI to Mr Ir Mitchell MitchellBefore MitchellBefore ltchl
sUlpo Before ro Mr Ir Sargent argtnt was waP summoned lmroll to totho 10tho tothe
tho White Houio BOi the President 1flldnl had been beenin hln hlnil
in il conference onCln with AttorneyCrtnernl uornrl Km 111 111ror mn x xfor ifor
for half An hour and ald Mr Ir Knox remained remainedfor
lllno lllnoCnr
for soniD 010 time tlP after aftr the Ih ComnuWioner ComnuWionerieiiernl lommliorlr lommliorlrinrl ornmlseioriervIleial
ieiiernl inrl startol Atalle etarlo t for the th train No o other otherconference othercuumifemence Ulr UlrcIICtlencp
conference cIICtlencp was AI held at the I li White Whl HoUro HoUroduring Iuu Iuuuril llouedurimig
during uril tho tilt day dayIt tA
It was 8 learned IrArul in Washington ahlnllol tonight tonightthat tonltht tonlthttiat tonIghttilat
that tiat Commissioner COllnlloncr of Labor Wright Wrght right who whowas whoWI whovits
was WI present prllt at yesterdays llrA conference MnCrp with withtho wih wihIho withthin
thin President 11lldtlt and nd who 1110 left Ief for lh this Nirth Nirthlate rlh rlhlall rthilate
late lall In the afternoon aCIroon had a talk with wlh J > hn hnMitchell hl heMitchell
Mitchell ltchlln In Philadelphia IhlnrelphlA today before Mr MrSarpent MrSarent 11
Sarpent Snrrrnl arrived nrrhll there thereThere thereThre thereThere
There were r rumors rumorl In Washington alhIIRtun all allday RI itllulay
day that John Mitchell MichIl was A expected pxpIP1 In InWashington 11 miVashifltOn
Washington Wnhlnlon this thll afternoon ntrnool to attend nlnl the thnmeeting the1f11 themneetlnig
meeting 1f11 of tho Executive Elutvl Committee omlllo of ofthn oCth ofthe
the th American Arrlan Federation Felerltol of Labor Iahor It WOK WOKsaid 11 wassaid
said hlat at the headquarters IlldqulrllrM of thin Ihl committee committeehowever commItteehowever ommlll
however that Mr Ir Mitchell ltchel would not 101 I 1s 1shere H Hhero
hero 1110 for several erl days da Later in the I ho day
Samuel Sluel Oornpers COlpl president prlIldnl of tho Federa Federation Fllm Fllmlon Fderiition ¬
tion lon gave out a statement regarding rllrdll tlw tlwmeeting Ih Ihmrt iiimeeting
meeting mrt 111 of tho committee cOllnltel In tho 110 courts courtsof COlrl courseof
of which ho said saidVicePresident MidC Ml1icePresident
VicePresident C Prrlldrnt John Mitchell lchel wired Irl his hisInability hIl hisinability
Inability lnhlty to attend altnd for a few re days on ac account account accotint ¬
count of important Imprlanl matters matcl In connection connectionwith cnnrlon cnnrlonlh connectionWit
with Wit lh tho coal strike Itrlke requiring his hl imme immediate Immodiltl immudiate ¬
diate diltl attention Atmlon AtmlonIn attentionIn I
In another Anolhlr part of the report of the com committees lom lommIIM tommittees ¬
mittees mIIM mocilng tho following Cololng statement statementwas tallmfnt tallmfntWAt
was WAt made madeReports mid midnlpHI madehtnports
Reports nlpHI were 11 received rlfII1 from various variousorRanlntlons variousorgantzations ArlouAor
orRanlntlons or nliallon Indicating Illcalln their progress prolrN and andgrowth andIrowth andgrowth
growth Irowth the lie most significant lgnlOcall report l bln blnIhat tslnthat lng lngthat
that of the miners Ilnr stating Intln that the Ii situation situationof
of tim strike Ilrlke is I well 11 In hand that the th rospondo rospondofor respomisefor
for financial InAncll1 aid nlcIH is fairly CAlrl good jood and snllurglni rOpll urging urgingcontributions tingingcontributions
contributions tltrillloll to maintain the lie families Carlh of ofthn orI ofthin
thin I he men ln on strike strikeThn AI strIkeTIm rlkt
TIm Thl meeting nwellnc of this thl committee rlmlte today todaywas loca locaR
was R not held hell for the purpose of discussing discussingthe cIKCUI lnl
the thl lie coal oal strike 8trlkl nnd has purpM no relation rllIllon as A far farns Curn faras
ns n known klown to the Presidents Pre ldelt efforts 10 r I In behalf behalfof
of a settlement settlementPHILADELPHIA settlem Ulomlnt UlomlntPIlDEIII en enPmtILADEEphmIA
PHILADELPHIA PIlDEIII Pa Oct Oct 0 John P PSargent PSargtll PSargent
Sargent Sargtll arrived hen he at nlx BllUl about > tit 4 oclock oclockthis ocOk ocOkIhl oclockthis
this Ihl aftornon ACltnon and went Int direct to tho Hotel HotelWalton 10iel 10ielWnlol hotelWalton
Walton Wnlol There 1hr ho mado maoo inquiry for John JohnMitchell Johnllcl JohnMitchell
Mitchell llcl President PnIldnt of thn lie Mine Ilnt Workers WorkersAssociation Worklr WorklrAItAtlon VorkrrsAssovition
Association AItAtlon and ald learned lIarll that Mitchell llche had hadleft hle hadleft
left ItC about Ihout two hours hourl before bCore presumably pllulahl pllulahlCor
for Wilkesllarre Wklarrf where whlr ho said ld ho In Intended 11 in intemided ¬
tended 1ldd to II go before going Rollg to Buffalo ltalo to tomorrow tomrf tomrrow ¬
morrow morrowIf mrf
If Sargent farlpnt had hAc a message from President PresidentRoo PrlAldfnt PrlAldfntltorll PresidentRoos
Roo ltorll > cit for the head IIAd of tho miners or organization urlanlzlllon organizatlon ¬
ganization lanlzlllon ho saIl tld nothing lothlnj about Abl it here hernHe hlro hlrole herelie
He le remained 11lnrd at the Walton Walon about abul an hour hourand hourand hourand
and then left If without wihout raying rylng where he ho In Inlendod II Intended
tended to go goMitchell golchl goMitchell
Mitchell lchl arrived here hfrl at 10 oclock oclok this thismorning thlt thismorning
morning mornlnp and went nt to thin Hotel Windsor Windsorwhern Vindsorhuern
whern her huern he saw iI come 1001 local labor 1IIIr people nd8rj and andthen Bil BilIh1 andthICil
then Ih1 went WClt to I ho hI hi Walton W01 He II was wa told lolr that thatthere IhntIllrr thatt
there Illrr t hem wnsa was tal n lot of mall 111 for him but probably prohiatilIn
In order orcpr to elude IluII newspaper 11lpllor men he did not nottake nottake
take it until unti ho hi IC left ft tho hotel hotll He le was Al in ina ina
a room 1001 In the Ihl hotel about two hours houl Ho Hosaw 10 10Iaw flosaw
saw Iaw Carroll Cnrol D 1 Wright Wrghl Commissioner Commlalioner of ofIwibor oCIAhor oflAbor
lAbor who ho It Is II thought thouchl brought some somomessago 100 100Crom somemessage
message from President Prleenl Roosevelt Rooflt to toMitchell to11rhll tolithiell
Mitchell MitchellMITCIIEU 11rhll lithiellII1T11tL11
MITCIIEU 111111 MHHTS JIIT WRIGHT WRIGHTHas UR1IT
Has 11 a Conference lonftrtnle With lh itlm the ChI Presidents Presidentslleprenentallve lrHlltnt lrHlltntnlprtlnlltht lrestuirntsII
lleprenentallve nlprtlnlltht II epresent alive In Philadelphia PhiladelphiaWiLKFHBAnnK lhlldllphll lhlldllphllLKEH IhiladebplmlaVILEESIIA8CH
WiLKFHBAnnK LKEH ARR Pa Oct 6 1PIHldnt 1PIHldntllclll 6PresIdent 6PresIdentMltchiIl President PresidentMitchell
Mitchell llclll returned rlturnll at 0 oclock ocock tonight tonightfrom tonlghtCror tonightfromn
from Cror Philadelphia PhlndelphlA whern whrf during the day
ho h had I a conference rnCIII with Carroll Clrol DWright DWrightCommissioner D DWrightCommissioner Wrl < hl hlColmllor
Commissioner Colmllor of Labor w o bore hor a propo proposition propo1110n proposition ¬
sition 1110n from rrm President 1rllllt Roosevelt 100tfw ll What WhatIts WhatI Whatits
Its I nature nturo was wal Mr Ir Micthell lcth 1 declines pcUnO to make makepublic mAkepuho makepublic
public and anl nil al he will wi say f of th hi neellng neellngwas
was 0
phia wasI I saw IW today todayAt Mr MrCarroli Ir Carroll Clrrol D 1 I Wright right In Philadel Philadelphia Phladel PhladelIhla PhiladebPlIla ¬
At It I oclock cock last night President Prf ldnt Mitchell Mitchellsaid MIhel MitchellsaIl
said Mil that he had revived ro tvd no 1 word from fromthn Cromth fromthin
thin th President Prllldnl and that hu would not leave leavothis Ilno Ilnothis leavethis
this city 11 until unti tonight tonight to go to Buffalo BuffaloBut Dualo Dualolul IJttffalolitit
But during the night there
lul came Cmo a telegram telegramasking lellgrl telegramaiklng
asking king him to meet mlt Mr Wright Wrghl in Phila Philadelphia Ihll Ibiladeiphia ¬
delphia in tho morning mornlnl He I quietly qulpt left lefttown IICt IICttow lefttownonthe430A
tow townonthe430A town on the 430 A M train trlln trainandso and Ind so that ho homight homIght homight
might elude ellde newspaper men mllnPhlnnrlphll In Philadelphia Philadelphiaho
ho gnvo orders QrCI newlppr that hl his whereabouts herahout should hfuld
THEODORE B STARR STARRDiamond STARRDimond STARRDiamond
Diamond Merchant MerchantJeweler MerchantJeweler MerthantJeweler
Jeweler and Silversmith SilversmithMADISON Sivemith SivemithMADISON SilversmithMADISON
MADISON SQUARE WEST WESTIS WESTItftbii3heit
1 Itftbii3heit lablahllll iM iMm
IS I years UI tSTs on John St 01 a StArr tt Ma HanOI arlu arluur rcm rcmJJ
JJ 5 yean > ur eans u above aboveNo abo aboXu aboveconnection
No connection Innnlllon with nlh itim any an other haul IIOIHIn houIn haulIn
In till tll line lnt uf hiMlncs hiMlncsnot 1 bmisliiesnOt I i iII
not II bo h madt iad known ktn It I was wal not 10l learned learneduntil ItlrlNI ItlrlNIunll ktnmicduntil
until unll been beenWhile bI ho returned relull1 tonight Inl ht where wher hu had Iac
While Whlt hule It 1 Is understood undrllood that t tho prop proposition ¬
sition 81101 now luW favored by I tho President Irliltclt is II lor lorthe lorthe furthe
the striker Ilrlkelo to return retur to work until ultl Congie niigmt s scan KCOI 5can
can COI take tuk up thn coal r lal strike ttrlko and AII lIed Inll Oljl omu omuway 01 ommieway
way by b which tho grievances grlenCI may 111 1111 lx h < ad ld
justed Mr Ir Mitchell llehl and Ilel the DNtrlct DNtrlctpresidents 111111 111111pf IitnictpresIdents
presidents pf l ents will wi not lot s spunk > rnk nbout bou It If I I I tho thooutcome 11mOUlrlO t lie lieoutcome
outcome OUlrlO of tho tii eonferHieo tlfnlm today lodA Is I to Iw Iwgiven I Iglen Is Isgiveii
given out it is II Mr Ir Mitchells ltlltIs idea ilt that U Ushould IIKhould Itshould
should come Cle from Crl Mr Ir right rihl or tho Ih Presi 1111 ¬
dent dtlI ns ni ho was merely lurly tile recipient IlePIOlt of ofcertain oCraln ofcertaimi
certain < raln njggestlon suggestlomuitthat 1gc III
That hlt theio will Ihlll te > x no 10 lit hasty ha1 settlement IIlllt of oftho nCIho
tho lie strike tlrlk there U I no 10 doubt clljlt Uhitever UhiteveriUestton h1Iwr h1Iwr1IIIltiol
1IIIltiol iUestton is l to bo deckled clred whether wlltlur wbit her tile 11 ac acceptance 10 10tIlanco notPtanc ¬
ceptance of concessions cOlleNlol > promise prul of tuturt tuturtIcKHlntion IUlurl
legIslation 1 lihIIOn or surrender Iurtulc the matter laler will 111 111plllc bo boplaced hi hiplaced
placed plllc before a convent rOI1 ion 101 of the miners minerswhich Illrl miiillm8whIch
which whih will wiinko take almost alno1 a wwk K to convene Inel
Mr Ir Mitchell UthlIICIPr after making Ilkln his hlllllC hI brief state statement 11 11Int stutemnent ¬
ment Int held hll a 1 conference lonforn with wih wit hi thn Ihl t lie three threedistrict thn t
district diltrlt presidents prllclli and at 1120 I 11 zu PM 1 1 1 1 departed departedwith dPII1 depnrtulIl
with Il I it h them t htl for liiiflulo where w IllI tomoriou tollrml ho howill Iu Iuwi lIevjll
will wi nuHi Il1 a committee rOIIII of tlu t hI < National Atl111 Manu 1111 ¬
facturers CaCIUrlrl Association oclalon to discuss 11u1 strike strlkomatters strikematters IrlkomaUert
matters mattersMOLiK maUert maUertIWI mattersIIOLIVL
MOLiK IWI II SiUI 11 KKKIS KKKISMiners W II II3llmmers 1
Miners 1111 Old NOt > ot lt MCMIIIIC nrSII Work l ork In file Ilr Num NumWiLZFsBARnK Nutuuihera 11 ¬
Ilr hera 1111 1111ILES lileuteui lileuteuiWILIFSflAiumin
WiLZFsBARnK ILES ARR Pa On Ot 6 6Alhollh 6Aithionigh Although It Itwas ItaM ItWas
was aM expected 3 1 ICI 1 that a good 1001 number nUlhr of ofminers oCIlner ofminers
miners Ilner would return Iurn to work wok this thl morn morning 101 iiiornlag ¬
lag il the th Increase Ilcre o in II thin working workllF force forcowas 10r 10rw forcewits
was w i slight 1 ht The Sterling Hlerlli washery washier Ilcr having havingrepaired hl111 havIngrepaIred
repaired the dainaco done dOlo by II tho I hl ho mol 101 > last lastweek IA lastweek > I II
I week wlk tried tllc to start Ilar up hut did dil not get eiif eiifllcient tuC tuCtlelnl eufllclent
llcient tlelnl men Iln and 01111 il wn WAI learned hlrnl < later llllr in thn thnday I hn hnlY hi hiday
day lY that Ihlt many lan milan were Wlre r0 afraid nlahl to K gO go I to work workMeans workuleanis urk urkIal
Means Ial will wi now 101 be 1u taken lukcl to havo hi1 these ll111 t im guru guruprotected > n nprotected
protected protectedAt prolectt
At 1 Drifton Britol tho Coxt ox lire 110 Itros and 111 Io CI o nude nudea tI tIa
a new lew departure teartul Their mine Ilnl Juw lJ Ueti Uetithe I Isutithe II
the Ih scene ne of much luIh disturbance rbturbnlco since sIic llt the thestiiko tblt hi hit
stiiko t t I ilo Ike Ixgan IKgll And Mlevlng 1leII I sliev lii g that t tho t hl ii nice tnenwould Ill niceoulil
would oulil return ftr to I work if protected deputies deputieswere ithiui Ic Icwere
were NO sent nl to tho lie houe hOI of ofeiwli each llh workman wurkmll to tooffer 10ofer tooffer
offer ofer nn escort Irt to the thl mine min 1I 11 Ihi > strikers strikersfollowed strikerfollowed Irikr IrikrrO
followed rO 10 I thu t ho deputies clJuli deput ks into Iltl ut u cacti all achm house houseand hO hOnnd houseamid
and when w h hemi a 1 man mal hesitated Ilf ntl argued Ir arguit 11 I with wi w It h
him hll The TIl deputies deputll Ie Put le3 aro lr it no convinced cUIlnnr eti thai thaimany Iha t hat hatmmmli
many lalY mmmli of thn t ho men 111 would work if I they Ihlv t were werenot wle wle10t weremint
not 10t afraid arrld of injury fIJlr Their 1llr iiaiiuH tII were weretaken wrtaken I
taken and their statiinetils HahmII will wi iII I ti H < uw 1 lIIul lIIulin < l 1In lIn
In showing howlll the tl t he condition rOl conunlit lol Ion of IC If fear fa r which whichHiistK whhhIFt whiula
HiistK a IFt lets throughout tbru1 t huron ghiouit holt thtt III t hi region nJlnn among arl men menwho 11 mutenivho I Iwho
who desln dlln del to work workThe workh workTb
The Tb h IJ I l lh h Valley al Delaware 1111 l In Lirka Lirkawanna irlja irljawnnna I I 1
wnnna IAnnA and Western WIIor KrX Ir Xnw O na York On Ontario Onlarlo Ont ¬
tario t ami II Western st Ierl e rum I Irhhh liiigh lii h and nll Wilkis WilkisHarre lI ik ikIlrl ikes ikesharm
harm Ilrl Delaware 1lawAI ami Ind Hudson Ild ol and 111 SiiMtie SiiMtiehanra SImsItlPtlanra uu uuhnrn
hanra hnrn all 11 norted llrr rorulitkiiH COulil onilt U iln Ic ii Blx nhlll ii tIC > ut the thesame IiI I lip lipltnu
same ltnu but hIl expect < x them Ihrn to u Change for the theliotter 111 t hi hihot
liotter 1Itr hot ten hv I u the t Ii i uuiuI nd nf ttc 11 t 1 wr week weekA k kA klumllr
A numl lumllr miumber r of strikers Irlkln left It town today toda for fnrthe rorIhlIon forthe
the IhlIon soft coil 11 Held fld dcsmiririK dlpnlrn of th tl tIle strike tiIk tiIkbeing
being blnl settled I1111 sCtt icul soon 001 Most llt of them thlmlmd had the thepromise Ihl t hit hitilrnmIe
promise Ilroml of IC work wok but bil rcmilned rClnllel hen hI during dlrlll
thin ne n nugotiatin otlatiinn of the last 11 t several Iml rlnvs rlnvsA da daA
A party pAri of 500 50 Is II nlso AI o l inimig > ing In fnrmixl forl lln In this thiscity Ihi thisciy
city 1 and vicinity Siimlit Idlil to work wok In 11 a 1 tunnel tllnd for A nnow An anew
now n IKIMIT 1111 house hII at Niagara i ar Fall Fal Tliere Tlierenin TIINenl blentnit
nit nl more huiol applicants Applrnl for this Ihi work ork than thanaro thAnAm thanare
are needed 1 fd ami throughout IhrOllholl t hroii ghoul the th t hiu region thn thnmen Ih IhIln t ii iiInemi
fIOI
men Iln show Ihol a deslro to II get rt away 011
Strike St ni kr leaders 1dol are nf a ru having IatIJ savin g thnt u lInt they tl t ha will wil uvihirliiioptilatt
depopulate dpopllall it I before bror the I hl he will wtl allow I ii nol Ilow tin tinmen t II ii iimacn
men Iln to return rtun to work ok anti Allllhll that they Ihe have haveno hlw hlwno haveno
no doubt all ni a II thn Ihl t hit adult adll workers cnn eu 11 In i ii n nshort I iiuhomi
short thOl1 time 11 t inn get N work Iork In II the tl t hu soft un eon cool I region f lon
It I IK I estimated rs mid eul that t throughout Ihrluhnll t th I lie lie entire entireregion Iltn Iltnrllnl CIII Ire Ireregion
region rllnl 350 left Idllodn today ami 011 more I or tire expected expectedto rPllc
to go o tomorrow tomorrowTJlOOM lomorr tomnorrowTitOOIi4
TJlOOM TIOO KKAIir mAIY HUT SO 0 MINKKH MINKKHSCIUNTOV 1ISI 1ISISCnNTON MiNKitsScnSNT0N
SCIUNTOV la Oct Ort 0 OContraIY 6Contrary Contrary to toIX11Clllloll toexpectations I Iexpectations
expectations IX11Clllloll and Ald to official olkIAlannoultlllt olkIAlannoultllltIhrt announcements announcementsthere anmuoumiceumlentsthere
there wore 01 no further furthlr resumptions rlurptlJI at col collieries collienies 01 01IlrS ¬
lieries IlrS In II tht thb this region f lon today tofa The On Ontario iii iiitarlo I ¬
tario and Western esterui Irn company Olnpal had 111 engaged engagedtrooM engagedtrolpu l
trooM trool so 0 that Ihll they Ihl would be L able to II sately satelyslnrt P4tttl3start td tdIart
start up uii several cral of their mines mlnlI but not notenough nOIIou noteuiough
enough Iou h 1 men Iln appear IpPlanl aqearsd > > d at at the III work workl to torender 10rnlr torender
render rnlr such Ilch a I course UI possible Thin 10 com company compan cornPin ¬
pany pan officials omrul are Ar cvrtnln rtln however hOIIIr that thata
a large numl nllhor nuunhier < or of thn men lel will I go to work workif
if iiiMired Irlln 1 of protection prnllct 101 loll and all thu effort ctorl to toresunn 10rlII torostinif
resunn rlII will 11 bo ie continued continuedThis lolllnucl conitintiedihuIs
This won 1 tho III julften dav do that thll the t hie troops trnopshave lrop troopshave
have hale had slnco sInic 11 being bllnl called calltl out Many Manyof IAIY IAIYnr
of the officers ofec among others 01 he I Cob tol Wutres Wutresi llnH llnHI atns atnsI
i ok advantage mlanla of tho situation 111110110 to transact transactbuslts Irnrll1 Irnrll1hulv1 tramupnrmbusim
buslts hulv1 busim 4 in 1 tovi President Irllpll Nichols lllol nf nfDistrict rr ofDstriCt
District No u I came 110 buinc iida from Crr the theconference II IIIonr theconference I
conference Ionr ro at Washington lhln tl imt ill iut left later laterIn lateril laterin
In il the 111 tll tuy iy v for Huffalo HuffaloUlian lufAlo lufAlollan HuffaloUiiaui
Ulian llan Frizonafoky r7lnrk a striking Ht rltll miner minerwas mlnrwa nuttierwas
was wa arrested and held Iltl in bail 111 here 11 today todaycharged todaycilangerl
charged with wih attempting Aelplllt attempt iuig to assassinate assassinateMax 10 aisasslniateMax I la laIax
Max Iax Lazror a nonunion union
Lz1ur 1 nOl man lal emploved emplovedat elplov1 elplov1at
at the Dod Jol Dodge o colliery colNj The he two men mel live liveIn IhoIn livein
In Kellermnn lellrmMI court rurt and according to the thetestimony Ihele thetestimony
testimony le llmon Frizonafaky IrznnaClk was Wi fen to place placeIn pll placeIn
In the Iji7ar 10177ar housn houl a l bottle > te containing containinga conlllnlng conlllnlnga
a black hllck powder fuse CU > Illnln lemlinc to the powder powderthrough pwdlr pwdlrthrou ponderthroumghi
through throu h pttr the th cork rrk using 11lnr lighted lhll Friron Frironafaky Ir7l rlzonafak
afaky ACok y was held under unlr ball hll lii ii to t n Keep the th t hn hnThe jioace jioaceTho IIAr IIArTn
The Tn Scranton Central tntrll Dibor Llhnr Union has hasstarted ho hoAlnrh1 hasstarted
started a movement tolmPlt to do away nWlv with lh the theCoal thl thenab
Coal 01 lund Iron which tIm
Irol pnlllce pllc corpora corporations corporalIons ¬
lIons toll of IC the State nro able to appoint Ipplnl crplr nnd nndcommission nnrl10mmllon anulconimlsstnn
commission 10mmllon All Al thn candidates mrlltAI for the theI Ih Ihlgllnlur thinIsgislatimrn
I glslatum lgllnlur in in thi county munt are nr being hlll asked askedto AIltlt
to pledge plllil themselves Ihllh1 to favor ran the Iht repeal repealof rrp1 rrp1oC
of tho ho Coal oAI nnd anr Iron Police Pnlt law lawThe JawThe lawllio
The people Jnplo of thl this city ciy are or now 101 begin beginning hl beginning ll ¬
ning nlnl to suffer fullr from frol the coal cOlI famine rl 1 I I Not Xoteven Xolelen Noteven
even elen pen a coal cal will wl IMJ 1I lit delivered 1IIIIrrei now IOW for forless Clr ClrIAI forless
less IAI than II 0 h n ton omi The price Jrio went up a adollar adollar
dollar dollr today 10dB Kyen picked coal that 111 the theminers Ihemlnlrl theminers
miners mlnlrl gather get her from rrol from tho I hI lie duni dUlp duituipu Is t ecomlng II0ring II0ring8rl becomumingscarce > ecomlngecarco
scarce 8rl
8rlpronTI FrronTs pronTI TO cntiTLK cnlru IIAIIROADR IIAIIROADRTAMAQDA IAURIAIA IAURIAIAT IlAtIROADSTAt4quA
TAMAQDA T A UQUA Pa Oct 6 Every I r indication indicationwould 1IIIknllol itidicntloriwould
Pi
would KO o to how 10 that orders or l havo ha been beenIssued hnlblCI lineniseucul
Issued lblCI to all 1 tho striking trlklnl minn Ilno workers worlerl to tousn 10UIO touse
use UIO all 1III0ril efforts to prevent PrWt reuumit the shipment Ihlpmllt of ofcoal oCc011 ofcoal
coal c011 to thin I h market IRrkl nnd Iml thereby I heh mnko IAko the thefamine I th thfamine hi hiCamlnl
famine Camlnl complete Hy B > following folol l out Inl tht thtline thullimie
line 111 of action aCllol tho loaders exjiect to niche makothn malothe nichelie
the lie famine such HICh thit tlnt t hat thn th t Ii public Plhll clamor clamorwill elnimiorIll lunor lunorwl
will wl Ill force rOrC tho tb operators oprAlorM to II accede aCIdc lo 1 at least Innstpart hI leastpart 1 1Jrt
part of their ther demands demandsFalling dlmAncl ileinandsFallIng
Jrt Falling falng in their Ihllr efforts orIH to comrH 1111 the thomen 110 110men themen
men at work to join Joll hem 111 the strikers Irlk r am amnow al at atnow
now making Inklnl efforts Ifortl to cripple the Ihl railroad rnlrolil rnlrolilInel ralirnnuilines
lines Inel over olr which the coal 1 < 1111 is shipped IhlPPc to thn thnmarkets Ih Ihmarkoll thitimarkets
markets markoll The railroad rairoad companies cOlpAnlf have havoIncreased haoIncrlnll haveincreased
Increased Incrlnll their force of track walkers WAlkoIl and andhavo nll nllhn andhave
have hn pltl placed guards at many man of tho bridges bridgesand brldgll bridgesarid
and Ind the ttt trestles trcIII on branches hrnchl leading learllg to tho thocollieries thorlrll th thcollierle
collieries rlrll Greet lre nat t prcssuni pre I is II being brnuzht brnuzhtto Irolht
to bear upon iovStonn UnvSonl to 11 call ni out 011 the entire cntiroNational Inlr entireNational
National ltlol1 upn Juard Id and Alll give ghllllln all men protection protectionwho prlCtol
who whl desiro to go to work Dally 1 > 1 hundreds hundredsof hlmlrtl
of letters lolerK ant 11 sent Int to the I he Governor OOror bogging h llnl
him to take Mich hlch action actionSIIENANUOAII Acton ActonHIINSUAI actionSmIENANDOAmm
SIIENANUOAII HIINSUAI Pa Oct Oct flTho O1ho first firstriot Onl OnlrIot firstriot
riot of the I ho strike 11 rlko In 11 Hlmnlvlllo < rnhll took place placethero plAC ibacethere
thero last 111 ovenlne nIIII John Humesa 111111 hiunics a b I Ihigli Ihiglialley > high highValley hlghValy
Valley Valy Coal nml Ill Iron Irol policeman polctln stationed stationedat Mlltlolt1 Mlltlolt1nt statiu > mieci mieciat
at Haxlctoii Ill7lctol came tAIII homo hOIl to visit hl his family CAII tamnuh tamnuhlie
Ho Jn was met ml nt lt tle 11 slaticn lalGI by hi a I mob rnh of IC 200 200men ZO OO OOmen
men mllld and liojtfwho hooted jeerud and threw threwHtoneH thrw thrwKlol threwstories
stories Klol at him hll in n rutiniriK nlll light fghl from Crm tho thostation I ho hotAlol liestation
station tAlol to his hi home hOIl Here Jrnlho tho trouble l Iljal hegaiu hegaiuIa > egaii egaiiIn
In earnest canllbl tho th t lie mob hurling hurll stones ItOII nnd nndclubs Ild IldCJlt iumiulchiits
clubs CJlt at the doors and windows windowsHumes tinuiowsflumes lncowl
flumes lulll opened the thl window and fired Into Intothe InloIh IntoI
the Ih I hu mob mol Thin bullets Imlt however hiowt ant ver went wentwild wCntwIld 11 11wlll
wild aftermuch wlll aCfrlllh Thn TI1 ili local difficulty dlncuiy police roUt dispersed 1 Ic the mob mobaftermuch sob sobaCfrlllh mobaftornitichi
Tho ho heavy htn rains rilM of Cr I tho ho last few weeks weeksmade useekstnMit Ilkt
made Iadl It I Impowlhln Inpllle to resumo lumo work at any anyadditional aYaddltlolAI anyadd
additional addltlolAI add It lomial collieries Cmrlr this Ihl t iii morning lolll mionii nmg Tho Thowater rhowater ho hoaltr
water altr has Ixen htll gaining llnlnl steadily 1lncly on 01 th thptimM Ihl the thep0111114
ptimM in 1 nearly IIIIry every < ry mlno In thin Ihl dlt dltirlct dl dltrkt distrlct
irlct and If I thin strike vero uro r declared dlclfr off offtomorrow oI otTtoniorrow
tomorrow lomorrw l It would wOlld bo i manv mAi V weeks wkl lM IICor before beforethit > forn fornthe I
the imldo Ill workings worklnW could ruld Ixi I Is put In II con COl ¬
dition rltlon to resume lme work orK In addition acdllli to I 111 ho hofact hutfact
fact that Ihl thus tht mine am 11 flooded 10011 with lth water wllr
In I many mll places fquee squecis qur J > M have 110 occurred nc1rrd for forwont Corwalt forwant
wont walt of timbering Ilmbrlnl and ago Illgo ways wUYt run rn runrTI ¬
rTI fl
F I
dered der Ing in Impassable Impblo by reason rasn of the top fall fallIng rai falllag
InALEGED AUEOED ALEGED DYNAMITERS DYNUtTR XnRESTED XnRESTEDPOTTHVILLE ARRESTBD ARRESTBDPORILLE ARIIESTEDPorrAviLnE
POTTHVILLE PORILLE Pa IA Oct fl 6Thu Tho efforts effortsof ftortl
of the Philudephla IlhlndephlA and Heading Coal cal and andIron andIron andIron
Iron Company CompAIY ompaumy to run rn down the per perpetra perpetratons tra trators
cOWI Jntr
tons tOr of tho recent rlnt dynamite 1llllo outrages oltru In II this thisi thlt thiscounty
successful today when whenHenry whenhleni
i county worn partly Iarl luclfCul whln whlnlel
Henry lel hleni Jenkins Jenklnl station lltlon agent OR11 for the Wil Williams WI WIlhams ¬
hams lals Valley Ale Railroad Hllroar at Tower City Clt and andJames nll nllJamel andJames
James Jamel Lewis 1II preddent of tho local JOCII of the thoUnited thuUIIII theUnIted
United UIIII Mine 11 < Workers Workel orkers of IC if that I place pil were weroarrested werearrested
arrested and placed under W O A bail bal each eachafter 1Chfler eachiiftcr
after Arrle fler arraignment arralgnm lt Ilcer before I > CorA Justice ILtlc J II IIFl I IiFlitter
Fl IIIIfr Flitter ter at this I hl > place placeI Jlal ldacnIhit
I The 1 cluirgo chlr o won W preferred Jmrlr1 by h h Mrs h Atnan Atnancln Amln AmlnI 4tmntinuli
cln Robinson 10bllll who swore 101 that tha the Ihl defend defendants deeld deeldsuIt defemidunits ¬
I ants suIt and others uthtrl blew hll up with wi h dynamite cnnlllt a abridge 1 UbrIdge
bridge on her hlr mothers UJ property The Thtllr Thtllror Tim stir surprlsii stirPrisum
prlsii of this Ihl arrest nrl was WAI prprt occasioned occlploned by h tho thofact thoraet thefact
fact that such luh wellknown wllknown men n1n are named namedIIH mId mIdI
IIH hil I tho lie ringleaders rlnlllull Tho companys COIIIY1 de detectives cp cpIf tintecttuei ¬
tectives If ex Ixllct expect > ect to II make IAk wholesale wholflo arrests arrestsof Arr1 Arr1oC arrestsof
of those Implicated InplCIK in dynamite drnaliito outrages outrageswitlln oUlmglMl outrageswitlin
witlln l 1n a I few re days daysFollowtnK dl daysFoLlowIng
FoLlowIng Folnwlnl the blowing blowing up lp of a part of ofthn oCtho ofthe
the Philadelphia Ihlllelphla and anl Heading ltudlli Hallway Hallwaytracks Hllwa Hllwat Ibtllwaytracks
tracks t at Silver HIlr Creek was wal an Al au attempt Allmpl ujion ujionthn UIII Upomithe
the part of strikers trlklr to shoot Ihoot a nonunion nonunionman
man PUI boarding IXlarrln at thehomeof I tim Il hOlmoC liomn of John Schneider Schneidernt Schntldr Schntldrat
at New Philadelphia Ihlulphla Several Snrll bullets bullll were werofired wroIrel weretired
fired Irel through thruKh his hil l edrooin Illroor > window but butho butho hutho
ho eMvixl unlmrmed unlmrmedSeveral Inhlrml1 unhiarnicdSevemai
Several Serl 1IJIr miners mll r were wr brought hrollht here herl from fromScranton CrO CrOHcrnlol fromScrantomi
Scranton Hcrnlol today and put to work wok at thin thnlluck rhoIhik thinhitick
lluck Ihik Mountain Iolnlnlu Colliery tolr Ilt Tho lii Heading Headingcompany Ilarlng Ilarlngtolpny lteauilngcompany
company nlso niHi placed pllt miners mineIl from Scranton Scrantoniit
lit tolpny lt work nt Its II M HrooUsldo Iroolulle Good Spring and andLincoln alil alil1IIMln neilIincoln
Lincoln 1IIMln collieries collieriesSOLUIEHS clerlll clerlllSaLVI coiiieniesSOLDIERS
SOLDIERS SaLVI En DISIIiUSE ISIIIE A MOD MODMotNT MOORMEr MOBMotNr
MotNT CARMEL RMEr Pa Ia Oct 0 tIAs As a mob mobof moboC mobIf
of If strikers Irlllr wero assembling a ohlnl near IQar the Ilich Ilichards Hlh Hlha Itlehiards
ards a Id colliery ller thin thl morning 101111 with the inten intention Intln Intentint ¬
tint 1101 of making mAkln a 1 raid on thn mlnu mil tune Com Companies Cor one oneintes ¬
panies panltl intes E i mind nd C of tho Eighth RegIment Heglmentwere Htllmlnl Htllmlnlwer
were rushed rllhNIIO to the scene scelo and nld put JUI the mob mobto 101 mobto
to lllght lllghtThe Ihht hlighitThin
The Tht rioters later were prevented Irelnlll by bySheriff byHhlril bySheriff
Sheriff Hhlril Deitrlck from Crul holding up a Northern NorthernCentral Northerneat
Central Inlrl eat rd miners Illnrl accommo 1olllodllon aooumumnouhittion < uJI latlon train trainKarly trin trinIArlr trainIlanly
Karly IArlr this thl t hIs inornlnn lurlln mmurnin g thn Ih t hi Fourth Fount hi Heglment Heglmentencampment Hljnllt HljnlltrlCIIIHlt11 ltcglumitniteiieanillIiient
encampment rlCIIIHlt11 was attacked ulncul by h strikers strikerswho strikershii Irlkrt
who hii hurled hlrl1 liuirIi I Hi Htnl one at I Ihl he troops I roo roops They 111 were wernshot wrohnt wereslIot
shot at repeatedly by sentries tltrll Jl but bil so s far faras faras
as 0 known klown no otin 011 wiis 11 uvius wounded cr r killed killedShortly kie killedShortly
Shortly Hhurt before the attack Ilack three thrlo HtriknrH HtriknrHarmed strikemuuarrmird lrlkII
armed nrlll with I h gun UI were cnr Ir captured Jllrll by I sol soldiers soldlers 01 01dlrl ¬
diers dlrl on 01 guard I at Hinhters IU hltrl colliery Crl1Cr for forcreeping CurIrlln forcreepIng
creeping within wllhll 111 the th linen IC of sentries sent Illrl rins Tho Thoprisoners Thoplolrl FhiePnionrs
Irlln prisoners plolrl sly IIY they were ro hunting hUltlnJ for birds birdsand hiId hiIdald birdsarid
and ald only mIl wanted alltIIO to warm themselves 1111Il at II a nwood auod awood
wood uod fire If They Tho were rp released fltalll toduy tudl with withstrict withstrict lth lthrici
strict liery rici orders to tl keep klJ away AA from Crr from the IIiI eel colliery 11 11h9 eellinry ¬
I wocolllerieat wo cohIinIe o1Nle nt Wllllamstown llnllown andLykens andLykensam anc anal rknl fykens fykensare
am al being Ihl worked with a 1 limited Imlh force of ofminers oClhlr oftmilncrs
miners lhlr and AII a nal thn t lie daily daly output 0111 omit titit in I about 111It ten tenearn t en enears n nlU
earn Tho management mlnaglnt has IUI allowed nlowll thn thnIKople I hn hnlple hu hupetililo
IKople lple of the two towns 10ln > to screen cr1 coal 011 at atthe lt ltIhe att
the t hit wn rahitnbe heries for their own OI Use II and this thiscoal thlbcOII thiscoal
wa11rl AII
coal cOII in sulllcient ulleell to supply fuPJly tho ho needs ds of the thepeople thl lie liePePie
people An A ii independent hldJendelt mlno 1110 me I mie near lar Kllza KllzabethvllV Elzl Eilzatiethivhito
bethvllV 11 Im 1 Ii Is being blnl operated oJrllld to Its 11 fullest fullestcapacity Culelt CuleltlIP1cil fullesteaiuacty
capacity lIP1cil nnd nlil thn farmers Clrl lirnuers r In II that region regionof rlglonor
of the Ihl hit country elnlr are Ar buying the coal Ial by tho thowagonlond thowa thewagonloati
wagonlond wagonlondPirrKTON wa wagonloatiIIrrHToN onlld onlldIIIHTOX
PirrKTON IIIHTOX Pa Ia Oct OCI OThn Mine ln Work Workers Workers ¬
ers 11 hern lf do dl 10 not 10t show IIIO any al ami disposition nl pn llon to toyield tolllr toyield
yield lllr Kaoh day brings Jril word or of If meetings meetingsof IItlnRI
of r locaN which Ihlch adopted udojtd resolutions f olulloll ex expressing cxg X XPrilf ¬
pressing g a determinallon rllnliiol lou to stand Ianl firm frm to totlu 10t
tlu t Prilf h end end ne Them Thlr cl are Ar many lal ca eaes a e of Ir desti destitution do doIUllon t tt ¬
tution t and housetohouse Ij IH
11 tohou begging gln II on onthe ontl ont
the tl t lit increase Ilcra Thin TIl personal er olal funds CUIII of the thestrikers th thtrlklr thisstrIkers
strikers trlklr ann growing low and uld the Ihl relief reliefobtained rellC rellColuh11 reliefObtitlmiCii
obtained oluh11 from frl tIle unions ulion gives glel scanty scantysustenance scanty5w4trualicr anty antyUhIIIl
sustenance sustenanceAlthough 5w4trualicrAlthough UhIIIl
Although Allhou h the Ihl Kxeter No n II I I and Ald No n 10 10collieries 10olri 10colikries
collieries olri nro turning 11rhl I out lt a 1 total of f about aboutflvo oholt oholtIho abouttIuo
flvo hundred hlrHlrclol tons a day ca none IHle of It U i offered offeredlocal ollrl omYcredlocal
local locil trade rdl Huskies 11 II men Jln however hOl rr liave liavebeen haohn haelicemi
been notified 10111ld tint ifled by J the t lie Erie Irl < company comiipa olpal miy that thatthey Ihlt IhltIh t hattilt
they Ih can Can have ha1 all Al the coal rOAl1 they I h hir want wantA WAII wijtA
A company 10 I a 1 of if the I h lit Eight h Regiment 1 Igllllt of ofOld ofOld
Old 011 Forgo Fn org was A called clll to thn 111 I hue Iiwrencn Iiwrencncolliery laWrllt lawromicncohiters
colliery Iolfn at Duryea ur pn nlout IOUt iii out midnight mlllllhl last In 1 night nightto IIht IIhtII
to II ill cli liIltrel Hrso a I half ilC doen < oln drunken drUlkl1 foreign foreigners CorII ¬
who wh ilerOtI thu hut and tired tiredseveral hiredsvtral
ers r gathered JAlhNrl got about I placo riiat Ind lnd lndCrl
several Crl shots Ahotl at the th guards uarll when 111 asked IIkl1 lo lodMpersf tonit
dMpersf 1 < Irs The nit h soldiers oJdllrH remained rrmllnld on 01 tho thoiceiin I h hII lie lieseemu
iceiin II all 11 night nllhl nllhlIW
111111 Pt1 Tin 11 rririT rririTAn
IW rIf fnlI i PlIIT i iAl
I IRIII
An Al Au liast II Orange nrlll Iantorn 1 iat ors Opinion IIIIlor of llltehel 3hitcielStilt llltehelmid
mid RIII Stone StoneKAST SIOII SIOIIEA StoneEAST
EAST EA 1 ORANOR UOr N J 1 Oct 5The Rnv II Dr DrOeorge Drr DrGeorge
George r S lli IIhop Bishop hop piMor of tIme I h First Flr t He Heformed Il IlCorned Itoformnued
formed Corned Church of this Ihl city dl In his hi wnnon wnnonlast Iorlon IorlonIA terinonlast
last IA I night II hl denouncol clnmml John Johl J olumi Mitchell ub llclel it chiell the thelender Ih IhlIrr I lie lielender
lender lIrr of the th striking Irldn miners In Pennsyl Pennsylvania Irlnyl Irlnylalia lPiiflullvamili ¬
vania alia and Ilcl severely Hrn Muenel criticised lrlkl 1 Gov io ov Stone Stonefor Stonl Stonefor
for his hi failure Callrelo fa iluiro to t o control r coat trollhIAwlt rol the t hi lawless clement clementHe eluumnntbin Itlwnl
He 1 said Ilrlln in part partLet pariIt partIt
It Hi u not blink the Ih actual 1111 filiation titiset < 1 tol ton at atl atIur atItie
Iur l ue It I is I a I simple luuipb and Ind single Inll intention intentionShall 11lon 11lonShll culstmonShall
Shall Shll l II lwiesness wle Iponr ne < h he permitted prmiled to Interfere Interferewith Illrrrtl IllrrrtlIIlIh Imiterfeneu
with u tIll the th rights of others and i is the only Oil way wayof wn wnor 511of
of niPftliiL IIp IIII thi arbitration In other words wordsconcedltm word wordronIIII1 wordscuinoul
concedltm cuinoul I iii Hi t1IP rlkht of the Ih t lIe lawless 11111 lit S less to I o t lit > law lawe in uv uvlss
I lss e o and a nd treatIne t rifl Inc with wit ii tliein 11111 t ii ii us 11 s If tin1 Ih t hi were wererlchtniindtfl us ens ensr II IIrillhlminll
rlchtniindtfl r Ichitni nd4 mid fi miii honoralile hOllorllo tu and resptctsble resptctsblemen 1IllIhlrIIIIII rpuet iitd e etiIuil
men I N I tli > ileinaitoifiie c demon rull01l1l tOitIi > who wI leni III > tn the theleadershiii IhoIpllrlpr thelciiuiinsiiiiu >
Ipllrlpr leadershiii of an IIl1lrrlIllolbl lrrej iii ible union uniol and who whony whor
hil
Sn ny r to I 0 the I lie II iinlonM unto n Ist Starve until unt II I l It t up upand UlIInrl upuumi
and in Ih nonunionist Work ork If you 1111 dare dareand dill dillan1 daneN
and N nIl I will destroy ctlw ulest ru you 011 is i tills t hi IMIIM to l hI hIlxllllod b bxluitud > e eexulted
exulted n the hero of the Ih hour and to l lapplauded boO boOnllllIuhd tiea <
applauded a MS iu a hero and treatd hilt t u I with wit ii a If Ifhe Ifh iflie
he h were a dictator dl < IlIlor who I to be feared and andpacified IIn1l1ItllrI nnulpuicittsd
pacified and deferred to 101 Or l Is lie II to tu lie lietreated I IIrlnld hetrsattl
treated a a coiiplriitor a criminal a rut mischief rutdllr miii miiitti ¬
chief tti let maker tint cr r a mWreant riuirni at an a It enemy 111111 to t 0 or oritanireii orlInI1d orgaflluot
itanireii society soiiet > nnd put do tlOII ulosmi ulosmiIt n nIt IIIt
It is i I that iie I ir oiHTiitor 1I1 rnllr might lo deal dealviih tI1I1llIh dilnutti
viih Hi It I Miat ha liit lint 11 this ht limn this thisthird Ih IhIhlrel tiltst
third t II Irul out < 10 I iMrty u rt It y to t o do with wit Ii miners miii nirs and andnilnot IInrimhll andfllitiel
nilnot Do eli m Il1l1n n u li ho ever r work Hun Hunhe IIII IIIIh Ititshi
he h unv UI1 tu nv bu hlhllll lne What hal ii4i t I hl his < lrre IrnIIDlloln IrnIIDllolnIIl1io1 lrrsiwiniileliii vnsllile vnsllileunion
union liii Ioti Whnf iii C Ollslllllllonlli institutional tisttt ut tonal authority a lit honit v lm lmit hllIt hills hillsIt
it What hiat charier ctii rt ur Wlmt Ie 1IlIIIIII l latlve lu or legal leirulextMence IwlIxlollnt legalcx
extMence extMenceWhnt IxlollntWhal cx ttemice ttemicehs
Whnt hs t Ims this I man thl Ihlo t ii Is third t party w nt to todo 10do todo
do with vorkinuinen lorklll rnlI What rlirht ha has he heto h hto heto
to represent r prl cnt them to determine for them themto Ihmtolrannl7opr thefttottranniztOVer
to tolrannl7opr tyrannize over them to l 1111 ue his hiurA u ase < like liken Ilk Ilkn
n Czar ur to declare drl rr thlml as he l II did yesteritiy ltstertiiY when whentnklnir whnInklm whentakin
tnklnir Ih train bark froni WiishlnBton hlnOlon that thatany thenaniy
any direction rllrCI ton < now Isnieil 1 IIIoJ will I III be 10 Lit only ull1 for forthe forth forthi
the th oontlniianre of the ftrlk ftrlkWlmt lrlk1 lrlk1Wh rik rikhist
Wlmt Wh hist I rluht have hitu Idle 111 rwlIlor t lator of other othermens othermutis
mens honest hunr t toil t oil to do ii ii or say u ulmut IIhOllll11 t it What WhatrlKlit Whutrlllhi hat hatri
rlKlit ri iit him hll the II t hi lrlllllII isrlu r iiilmltitlitf ti iiui1 II1I1 t I iie aKitator a git lit on to I o siiy siiyto 111 11110llurklllllmPIi I It
to wnrkliiKnien t 0 I am 11111111111 thu hetw tuut 5ti i you 01 and your youremployer you youuiiuployr 111 111l1Iplur
employer lie shall not treat directly lIr clh with withyou rllhou tth
you ou He II I Ii liull llulinot tint have hav hia the th t ii rlnince uhiii < mite He 11 I I shall shalltreat sh halltrp1 all alltreat
treat dirrotly vltli llh me amid nd I will tell you 01 on onwhat Oilwhlll onshut
what ternn 1111 to live Ih or starve starveWhat Ilar1hlll starvehat
What hlll w wa was s or I Is the remedy > Whnl hat shall shallIt lItli lItliIt
It be Io flovernment l Is of 1 ioil loll 0 overiimeni 1onrlllllf1I1rr > overiimenil
l Is for the t hIs protection 1r lIt1 < lion t IOn of life 1If Ii f liberty Ihrl Hint ii mel the thePir Ih Ihplr1I11 t Ii Iielm
Pir plr1I11 elm rtm < iilt it of happlnew II a Ill n nis Uovernmeiit then thenmeans Ihn1n11I1I1 I hemimnHuis
means order amid the II enforcement of f law lawIt IltllII lawI
It I t Roes 11 > on the th I lie a sMiiniplloti ssiu nil Pt luifi that t 1 at thn Ii iovernor Ooprnorof iovernorof ovprriorof
of a Slat St at t In whom I hlllo It I ve vet oleI ted I executive xmllll xputit I v fnnr fnnrtlons rllnr110M fim ne netlon
tlons will move man blmse IIII11tr f when he Dees cc the thetranUllllty thpIranIIIIIiI thetranuitilllty
tranUllllty of the th brat Hra dlnturhrd 1I IUrhlII laws broken brokenand hrokclIano brokenand
and trampled Irlllll llleI under r fool and a 1111 murders wan wantonlv IIAn101lh ivantomile
tonlv coininltted eouiiinit ted and al1 will s al t In motion nutit loti the themachinery IhllInlllhlnlr t lie liemnacilnr
machinery and nii msje IIIAI tr of Justice to put putM
M slay Ila upon such 1111111011119 1111111011119IIlIt bwleneshut a le ness nessHut
Hut If the iovernor of a Slate does tor not notthink notIhlnk natthink
think rnurli aliout 001 < o > l or hl his reKpon rfIOnolhllll reiuponihIlltyto lhllltj lhllltjlo
lo lod or1 If lil hits < tnnln motive miiii Iv IK I policy III and the theelfeft IheIT t tie tieirrt
elfeft IT of r hi hIs nilion at lion on his hi political 11111 < 01 future futureor futimrior
or If lie h lii in II sort 011 of bin hilI ot mush without nnjr nnjrdecWon IIn IInclplolon uinydetIlon
decWon of rhsraeter lie h will wait slid wait waitIrylne salttryltig
Irylne lo t o make 1111 IiI up ii p what u I at he calls hli mind minduntil mindii
until ii lit II the Ih t tie situation situ a t ton proves iirnI r IlIloo too t on much for him himllid limehail
hail I tI lie lii iovernor of 1enniylvanla acted actedwith Itlllll1h aeedwit
with wit ii prompt Dm111 Pt new hid h d he h at th t Ii > start st irt wheeled wheeledt wh 1 1Ihtlm
t Ihtlm h he milltnr IlInn > force rorrpor of the State Into Inlolln line ordered orderedthe ofllr1Ih
the Ih I hit rendlni rittl in of the II t hi riot sit ei 1 proflalnilm mlrpIa 0 1811111111 < I rot tie his hisromlitlons III IIIoutlilln lilatouiulit
romlitlons touiulit tons and then t lieu I salt ild Now ow w il 111111 tsmirutgo < pre prero
ro < iiMIy ii Irt I borne or I will 1I1II9hool shoot I do not III be bellev h liebls
llev bls on one shot si lot would hive hll needed d tn t a bo hi > fired firedIertKnly fi red redI
IertKnly t half lofii shot hol al thin th right rishtmoimnt rllhtIIOIllnl rightnfl
moimnt IIOIllnl nfl one lit would have IlIlI ended nui cub the t hit entire nit ire com complication 101111lIcolion coumilibictIon ¬
plication and have endej It to uluy uluyCOAL Kia KiaIIH 50oti
COAL IIH OtTIlT YESTERDAY YESTERDAYMnrr 1ISTIRIiMore WiTInIlUHort
More TItan n 111111 IIIHNI Tons Irmliiretl lrodiieeuhNo lrodiieeuhNoC No NoIVcw o oW
IVcw C W V i irkliiKs < llepiirlcil llepiirlcilWiLKFHnuiRK nllIIrllllWILKEIInRRI hiepert t1 t1ViucveflICHE
WiLKFHnuiRK Pa Oci B A Might Mightincrwiso slightincrease lightIncnaRt
increase today tolIa In thin amount of coal mined minedwas mlnll1WI meinedwas
was WI due to an Increase in the number of ofworkers oCworte ofworkers
workers worte at a few Co platon and not to thin tlioopening Ihoopenlllg thinn1ienumig
opening of new M working Contrary Contmr to toexpectation toIxplClllllon toexpectittlomi
expectation there was no mm effort mado to too tooln toripn
oln o n new 1Il working and moi of the oper operalor 0111allrll operators
alor report the Ih condition to bo almut tho thoKime Ihoml thiti1tfl
Kime 1tfl ml Hi1 11 iil estimated output wn was
lisa TunsDcliwnrr 1IIAJIIIIM lisairtauuarr
Dcliwnrr IIIIM < lnrkAwnnniand 1IIkAnul lint Western Company 76 76Kile 7601 7601YoII 74s1V1k <
Kile YoII tniil IIAI Company Si 37110 37110rw SItsNew o oNew
New rw YurU ur uri linuil nuri and Western 3 3Ilillailclplili 3CUI 3CUIlhlllll 355mliuiAIicmpht
Ilillailclplili lhlllll lpllh < and uitl Headlne Company ConI tinupsny pliny xiwi xiwilchlin I IIhllll iwxi iwxilehlZti
lchlin i 11I1 iil anti Nnvlifiiliii i mpany 3jun 3junUHUli 3cm1III 3M15teillitli
UHUli 1III h Vtlley ttiir lIr font vat Uinpany Uinpanylieliware CI 1IIII1 > 11u5 11u5I IOI IOIIIrllllorp
lieliware I el isa re unit n lludim i I urnpmy l 11111411 IWO lciuSmllli IWOemllll 100Smtlii
Smllli suit 11111 M Irri ei tOO uouTemple tOOrIIlth 1100mntti
rIIlth nil I S IIkr tlkeahisrrr IIArlp 1 Ciiapuny CiiapunyIetii II > n > 10 10rrll1
Temple rrll1 pie > lI iv l jai > al l iiiil e Ill imn i in Ounpanr OunpanrlykriK Cflmp n > Iii 711I Iiii1keui
lykriK I Conl I 01 d mpany mpanywanikr IPan IPanulll lIt lItIlflit
wanikr Ilflit Itrn Itrnurii llro5XuIli
XuIli urii Aninlran nl I 1 011 al alllIIpan Ctiupany lIiin lIiinleiiie lXI lXIIplIlll
Ifuplri Cal ai Ct ClIpa C mpany mpaa5liCilthAiui5 I ell ellSlIqIJIInIlIlA
SiiH SlIqIJIInIlIlA tiphninia Ionl ash tnpany CIa euoII CIatu
Went II ut 01 Knil I II tndl tVmpany t liiaiiy COt COtkdoillU CCtlutiiahl
llrnilall llr llrsilver IIrI > tee 111IIlhr teettthrr
silver In tniek r ek dial Company > 411 Mi MiClllC
One 100 Mtxi 1111 A 1 Vunpany < IOIAl1 2110 2110lJeIrU 15iiewciiim
Uewellyn lJeIrU > 1I Ha HaSt 111tO IMI
St 11 1 ClAir Coal t t mpmy 200 200Tnld oo ooTntal
Tnld 3iioo 3110
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I < Arter a years trial of steam SIC2IT1olene RUS RUSolene as asolene
olene and electric the firm of ofJames ofI f fI
I ri5m0 James A Hearn Son have given givenus J1cnus en
I us an order for 14 wagons of various varioussizes ar arlous arloussizes us usI
I sizes Dozens of other duplicate duplicateorders duplhalcorders dup1iatorders
orders show satisfied purchasers purchasersTrucks purch1 purchasersTrucks ers ersTrucks
Trucks wagons vans broughams broughamsvictorias broughaisvictorias
I victorias hansoms hansomsetc etc The mod modl mOdern modem
l ern em uptodate vehicle Twice the thework Ihework thework
work of horses at onehalf the cost costVEHICLE COStVEHICLE costVEDICLE
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT GIL i THE RINIER CO Genl Agts Agtsi
i 303 BROADWAY NEW YORK i TEL 3133 FRANKLIN FRANKLINthe
the beat bl equipped Ctiaulnc Charllnstlaton Station In XT N LElCtnid Eletrle only onl 21IhIOlhn flthtOthaYTel1137 lhil toihar Tel im 1 Isii lh 1 t
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WHERE DID LOTT GET COAL COALSCHOOL COALlIItWl COALSIOUi
SCHOOL IXSIECTOlt ARRESTED ARRESTEDroll lIlnsnvrOil 1 ItRjlSTEDroIl
rOil SKLIJd IT TO HIM HIMDriven Ill IllUrhtll 11111Iriuera
Driven say ay Van ami n Noitrand Told Them to toTake toTakt toTake
Take Two Ton From rolll Little Nick NftkNchonl NrckIhool NickSchool
School to l loU1 itti House lIou In Fluihlni FluihlniSimilar flushhnttmmilhar
Similar Tale About Saloonkeeper SaloonkeeperHurry Saioonkeeprtlharry
Hurry C Van Xoatrand of FlushlnR a acoal acoal
coal Inspector employed by the Depart Department Departmont ¬
mont of Education has been arrested for forbelling forselling
belling to a private person coal belonging belongingto
to to time city Ho has been paroled pending pendinga
a hearing In thin dice which will take place placenoxt placenoxt
noxt Saturday Tho charge in that he hediverted hediverted
diverted two Ions of coal from the LIttle LlltleVfcU LIttleNeck
Neck school to n bin in I the he cellar of Robert RobertLetts hlobortLotts
Letts liotiw at 214 Franklin place placoFlushing placeliushilmig
Flushing FlushingTlio liushilmigTlio
Tlio delIvery of winter coal to the schools echoolaIn
In Ii tjueens Ix lxgaui fjati before the lie coal strike strikewas strikewas
was Ktnrtcd nnd ceased shortly after that thatlime thattime
lime AH a result Home of if schools had their theirbins theirbins
bins flllcsl others had them half filled and andnomo andsome
some had none The Commissioners set setnboul setabout
about equalizing mailers by transferring iransforringfrom
from thin schools that had plenty to those thoeetbnt thosehint
hint had none Ini Inspector > peclor Van Nostrand Nostrandwan
wan placed In charge of the transfer and andHarry andharry
Harry Hllnn a coal dealer of Ea East t New NewYork NewYork
York got the job of shifting tho lie coal coalThe coalThe
The charge which has been laid against againstInspector againstInisroetor
Inspector tan an Xovtrand Is baited on al alleged allegeti ¬
leged occurrences last week In Little Neck Neckand Neckamid
and Baydde Hllnnfl men removed a alot alot
lot of coal from thin Little Neck school schooland schooland
and were supposed lo deliver it at the thoIlayHldo thellaysldn
IlayHldo school According to a sworn swornullegathn swornahlugathntwdtons
ullegathn ahlugathntwdtons two tons did not make the com completit
pletit 1101 trip and according to the police pollcoform policeamid
amid lie drivers of the carts four other othertoils
form Btopixxl on the way The men say saythe saylie
the lie dextmntion of thin coal wan indicated indicatedto
to thorn by Van an Nostrand NostrandA
A resident of Flushing informed Cjm CjmmlHfloner 03mmnlsslnmier
mlHfloner Thornbury that it was putty preltycertain puttycertain
certain that HI leant two ton tons had not been Ixwnproperly beenpropnrl
properly delivered Ho ascertained how howiniirh howmuch
much coal wait nunpoHPxl to have been beentnkin beentaken
taken from the little Neck school and andi andthen
i hen caused an estimate to Ira made of oftlio ofthe
the coal in the Hay hiayuide lde school Then he heplaced heplaced
placed the matter in the hit hands of the police policeDetocttvi pniiccDetective
Detective SchaerTer of Flushing was di directed dlrecteub ¬
rected to investigate As s n result of two twodays twodays
days work on the caw he went before Magis Magistrate Magistrate ¬
trate Connonon onnorion on 01 Haturday and swore sworeout sworeout
out a warrant The Information charges chargesthat chargesthat
that twn wo tons of the tbi coal taken from the theLittle thinLittle
Little Nitk school was sold to Robert Lott Lottof Iottof
of 215 Franklin place FlushIng and do dolivered dollvereil
livered to his IIOUM by direction of Inepwtr InepwtrVan
Van Voitraml The detealvo had affidavits aftldaviUmade affidavitsuiiadc
made by thn t ii drivers of the coal wagon wagonHe wagonlit
He won dlspos uiLsposed xl to make charge relating relatinglo
lo four other ton tons but the one charge was wasdeemed wash4mnI
deemed HiilTleient Detective Schaeffer Schaefferwiys Schaeffersoy
soy that two Kilocn sohuwneepems < eepei got two ton toneach tones tonestaCl
each taCl in t lii ho wimo way ns Ixitt IxittVan LoltaIl
Van aIl NVtrnnd surrotidenxi himself as ass assoon
s soon < x > n as he heard of the ifieuanco of the thewarrant thinwarrant
warrant and dunned ft plea of not guilty guiltyHe guiltylie
He wax paroled for examination on Satur Saturday atur aturday ¬
day next He refuses to talk about the theraiM thehiM
hiM His friends seem to think ho will will1m willis
1m able to clear himself and Intimate that tlinthe thatlie
he IK being made the scapegoat of a con conf conmplriucy
f piracy In which ho hud no part partCOAL
COAL 11 L rOVIVfi 01 1 V0 FROM Alt 4 UROA ROAD ROADTreasury D DTreasury
Treasury Dlrecti TJial Kvery JlCr Paelllty Fseihtt for forIII forIt
III It 5 Prompt Delivery teiher He Afforded AffordedWASIIINOTOV AffordedAsmmINnroN
WASIIINOTOV AsmmINnroN Oct n flThe Tho Treasury De DeIiartment Doliantmument
Iiartment today sent the following letter letterto
to the lie Collectors of tlio hi principal ports of ofentry ofentry
entry in the lie United Slates SlatesHeportH Statesltepontit
HeportH indicate that quite a large largequantity largequantity
quantity of coal is being Imp rted If any anyportion anyIrtiomi
portion of this cho Id arrive at the lie port of ofthe ofthin
the Department desires every facility facilityafTordol facilityafforu1sI
afTordol for its it prompt delivery So far faras
as may IK > give consignments f coal the thepreference thinprtiftreneu
preference over everything else and for forthe forthe
the present solve all reasonable doubts in infavor infavor
favor of the be coal Importer ImporterTho
Tho lhi ctmrludirig wntonee of the order orderIK
IK supposed lo refer lo questions regard regarding regardIng ¬
ing the percentflB0 of carbon In anthracite anthracitecall anthracItecoal
call All hl bituminous and much of the thoWelsh theWvlsli
Welsh anlliraclte coal Is subject to a duty dutyof dutyof
of 6 07 cents a ton the latter containing containingnot
not so great a proportion of carbon as the thePennsylvania thePennsylvania
Pennsylvania product All coal contain containing containleg
leg lex less than 02 por cent of carbon pay paythe payshe
the he MIIIO duly ax bituminous coal and as astho aslie
tho lie Welsh nnthrnpltp seldom g ges > es beyond beyorniPt
04 per cent mid usually between 89 8 and
03 per cent il In subject to the duty dutyWhllo lIlt lIltliile
Whllo liile It is not acknowledged at the theDparttnent theflpartmiient
Dparttnent hint the Secretarys order is isIntended Islmltenuiui
Intended to admit free of duty lot Welsh an anthroelin anthiracltn
throelin which falls n fractional percentage percentagebelow percentagebelow
below thai rwwlrod for fre free entry I ho hoorder hiartIer
order will undoubtedly IMS construed that thatway thatvay
way Tho effect of the order therefore thereforewill thiereforewill
will IMS to pop without question free of ofduty ofduty
duty anthracite coal which cotnon near neartho nearthu
tho carbon test from from u h hasty ly Inspection Inspectiontho
the iiMial analytical lest being practically practicallytllnpenitcd practicallycilajionised
tllnpenitcd with withIIRIQlETTES withIIItIQfiTTIS
IIRIQlETTES FOR FlKL FlKLCompany rt rtonipan
Company onipan Iormril to Compress onmpress Coal Dust luitInto DustInto
Into Illorki IllorkiST IlloekiSr
ST Loui > i Mo Oct 6 6A A company companyrnpltalled companycapitahizei
rnpltalled at SI000000 was organized to todny today
day to manufacture briquettes blocks of ofcompressed ofouuilresaei
compressed coal dust for fuel The first firstplant firstp1imit
plant In lo be erected at Lltchlleld III IIIwhero Illwhore
whore an abundance of bituminous coal coaldust coaf coafdust
dust can l li > e obtained from the mines minesIt
It Is t silri that briquetles can he w manu manufactured manufactuiredlund ¬
factured factuiredlund and put on thin market considerably considerablycheaper consIderablycheaper
cheaper than can anthracite coal even at attho atthin
thin prices prevailing before the strike and andIhnt
lint at a fuel the briquettes will give Ive out outmore outmom
more bent than the l best > st anthracite anthracite12tH
12 12tH < M Locked Out Men Come omits to Terms TermsIATKBSON TermsIATInutuoN
IATKBSON Oct 6The Tho trouble at the theRogers theRogrs
Rogers Locomotive Works orkiu was amicably amicablywilled amicablysettled
willed this morning by tho workmen agree agreeing agreelag ¬
lag to submit to the requirement of the thecompany thiseompiiny
company hint they work on Saturday Saturdayafternoons Saturdayafuriioons
afternoons Thin superintendent this mow
Ing refused to 0 allow tiny man to enter the thoworks theworks
works who was not willing to work on Halur
dav afternoons Only 300 men went in on
this condition and over 1200 were locked lockedout lockediut
out lIe locked out men went to the Fall Falldlsciiised Fallsgrotiniis
grotiniis where they held a meeting and
dlsciiised the rouble A motion to return
lo work was carried hy a large majority majorityPlalnDelil majorItyIIalnflelul
PlalnDelil to Turn Ntiadr Trees Into Fuel FuelPLAINMELD FuelPmtINrmEtD
PLAINMELD N J Oct flMayor 0 L 1
Jenkins submitted to the Common Coun Council Councii ¬
cil this livening u resolution which provides
thai tho lie Lights and Trots Committee shall shallconfer shallconifer
confer with the properly owners for the
purpose of electing such trees an can canconveniently canconveniently
conveniently bo cut up for firewood and
dlspoMxl of for thin relief of tho coallosa
It was adopted
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Coward CowardGood THII
Good Sense SenseShoe SenseI
Shoe ShoeFor
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For Everybody EverybodyThousands EverybodyThousands
Thousands of men and andwomen andwomen
women walk around with withshoes withshoes
shoes slipping at heel too tooloose tooloose
loose in the shank and and mis misfitting Inisfitting ¬
fitting insteps instepsThey instepsrhey
They need our Combina Combination Conhhination ¬
tion Shoe ShoeMade SheMade
Made two sizes under underregular unilerregular
regular measurement over overinstep orinstep
instep small through shank shankroom shankroom
room enough in toe toeShape toeShape
Shape and price both bothexactly bothexactly
exactly right rightSOLD rightSOLO
SOLD Nniriicni iisi iisiJAMES EmsiJAMES
JAMES S COWARD
268274 GreenwIch StfarWarrenst St iirsr Warrrmi st NI NIMall y ynII
Mall nII Order Filled riltrilNenil Filledttnd
Nenil for inlnlociir inlnlociirPerfect ntntoui ntntouiPerfect
Perfect PerfectGas PerfectGas
Gas Lighting LightinDo
Do your mantles blacken blackenDo blickenDo
Do they lose their brilliancy brilliancyDo
Do they give you my trouble at ill illIf allIf
If so you are NOT using usingthe usIngthe
the right kind of incan incandescent y
descent Mantle and burner II IIOur f fOur
Our motto Mantles and II IIburners I
burners will do away with U Uall j 4 4all
all such complaints compLaintsthey compLaintstheyare they Vh Vhire
ire the real thin thing thingWe V VWe
We have them In two twosires twosizes
sires go
75 candle power powersmall powersmall
small slzt
125 candle power powerregular powerregular
regular house houseI f fr frhold
hold size sizeWe UU UUWe
We also have them In larger sizes suitable suitableor
for or store use inside and outside outsideDrop outsIdeDrop
Drop us a postal and our representative will willcall willcall
call or write us for ratalogu E EAmerican EAmerican
American AmericanIncandescent AmericanIncandescent
Incandescent IncandescentLamp IncandescentLamp
Lamp Co
55 PARK PLACE N Y CITY CITYh
73 0 0Hurrah
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Hurrah for tine wiathr at last I IWhether IVhether
Whether it does last or nqt its none nonethe nonethe
the less Fall overcoat tim timthie the new newest neweM
est and most sty stylish lisli in stock this fail failSmith FlISmith
Smith Gray Co CoBroadway CoBroadway
Broadway at 311 St StDIID StDl
DIID DIIDASCII Dl L LASChImtrnmrau
ASChImtrnmrau ASCII MKDICAL Sociicrr ocianr or o time Corvti CorvtiNiw orNty orNtyrw >
Niw rw Yomiltmbor o nt the Medical son sonof Sn Snof
of the tue County of NV Nra York are rinucitrrt rinucitrrtattend ripie tnt tntattend
attend the funtril of lir Mirrii J 1 AICI ca ft ftthe r rthe > >
the residence of Sir A 5 U KIWI imntiuu imntiuuonIIudion mrvrnnuuiionhiujson
onIIudion on Tlrrdny Tie rdy Oct 7 mil at I I t M MFRANK ItIttNK
FRANK VAN FIKCT M I lr < Mm MmJOHN
JOHN VAN DOItKN hOItt VOfXH M II IE NrTrur NrTrurHE rruir rruir1fl
HE MORHArK At U Malvins l Iiitlitmui imtlci Tram I I
5 Philippe J 1 De Mnrrork agnl v vPIIELPS C CIhtEmAStt
PIIELPS IhtEmAStt At Tint nrmliiat lln hoqnttam nltil Steal MnndOft StealOct
Oft 5 IDOJ Iu10 m 1 1 > M Dr Atrl SIn Mu Pftilr PftilrthU Phutills
tills city cit ared ted M yesra yesraNotice mearaottCe
Notice ottCe of funeral lirreattcr lirreattcrRU53lES hinreattnrflUOGl24On
flUOGl24On RU53lES On Monday Monda Oct < i e looj nt s i t7 7 Mt Mtlion I Il
l lion in av Kllen titn Itowllc llucglM in itir itiryear ill h hsear
year of her are areFuneral areFunerel
Funeral service at Trlnlly Trtnhl Chapel rth h hIrosdwsy r rtlroadway
tlroadway on Tnutsilas ci i ciiMiirr po 1a i iofloflc ° Cortoek
ofloflc nurlal at lourlkcen e emsiM
msiM 11151 lSS > s Nt orins orinsS II I I IMv
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Mr Wlmlont onlhlni Snup In or h l lteetbmimr
ttethlnt aofleni the r glum < im irtlrrri mnnrum mnnrumMara ifltliiriiissmiayi
smiayi Mara pain cute wind colic iMn rrura sl slIlIiOKIJVS t tJJfflOKVVS
JJfflOKVVS IlKlllT IlKlllTlloipllals IIIGIIJHospitals
Hospitals Running on Our l n > < 4uuil < nal nalplyHow Slit SlitliIhIow
plyHow Alioiil Watrr I at yr Siiipl SiiiplOf SmipiOf
Of all the hardlip placw PiflC for coil ca I Hr Hris ltlo ltlois
is one on of the lie wont Tlio Vat r l lmentV I Imeats
meats plIght Is probably tint liu mo iiin4 < t w < i iThe 1The
The hospitals and the Charliliw hanlt ls I Iment < sment
ment are redueid to olilnlnliiR only omii n nwjpply i isupply >
supply at a limo Thn lhi Scney llojpiHi llojpiHionly hloptsonly
only ones day dayv supply of mal iil on n nyenterday iiyesterday
yesterday
At the pumping blatlonx of the Wi WiDepartment S SDepartment
Department only n f few w dn ulays IMII IMIIco siqcoal
co coal l remain remainRobert remaInsRobert
Robert drier Monn > < > Commii Commiithe Conummtsthe >
the Department of Wntrr Supf s sandKlectrleily t tantL
andKlectrleily antL Electniciy wild vo vostnrdui vostnrduiI ierdav ierdavThe
The I he situation It ferioiiH I HIMwill HIM tltriwill
will bear careful watching hut ihe > u uindication trIndication
indication that the pumplne sitiors < n < mr mrbo a abe
bo forced to clow down SVs Vo will willto 0 0to >
to get all the coal that U Ii needed M so sowe ions ionswe
we are able to o pay the price
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