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l MKINLEY TEllS OF THE THEPOUCY THEI
I POLICY OF THE NATION NATIONReciprocity NATIONReciprocIty
Reciprocity Isthmian Canal Pacific Cable and andMerchant andrderchant aildMerchant
i V
Merchant Marine Things That Must Come ComeSays ComeSays ComeSays
Says that United States Must Mu Not Be Isolated IsolatedSpeech Speech a aPanAmerican aPan aPanAmerican
PanAmerican Pan American Exposition
jsa Buffalo N Y Sept 5 gPrkIents gPrkIentscv Presidents Presidentsday rlSldent I Iday
cv day at the PanAmerican expedition expeditionran expa iUen
ran its course under ausplcloun condi conditions condlIons conditione ¬ I
Ions and was attended fcy y every cir circumstances clrcumatancts ctrcumetances ¬
cumstances In keepbag with high hn Import hnprt ¬ I IJrt
port President McKInley with Mr MrMcKlnley MravZcKIn1ey i iMcKinley
McKinley by b his side and surrounded surroundedby surround Cll Cllby 1 1by
by eminent persons of high official raitk raitkin raJtkIn raiikin
in the service of tills and foreign coun countries countries cowitries ¬
tries faced a vast va t throng of people in inthe intht inthe
the esplanade at noon today tOOft and deliv delivered delivered dclivered ¬
ered as s D address that brought forth the thethunderous thethunderous th ththunderous
thunderous applause e of the multitude multitudeNever multitudNeer multitudeNever
Never before bef has ha such 8lC a crowd CIQ gath gathered sathcr gathered ¬
ered cr d within the vzposlUon grounds The Thepeople Tb TbJecple Thepecple
people were w re packed In the esplanade to tothe tothe tothe
the point of suffocation and overflowed overfloweddown overftowedown overlioweddown < <
down the Court of Fountains and O Othe t tthe tthe
the vacant spaces Ipac In front of the ROV ROVernmem p0 p0Ernment government
Ernment building at the right and the thehorticultural tMhorticultural thehnrtlcultural
horticultural building to the left The Thepesl Ther Thereci
pesl r > II < nts nt words were listened to at attentively att attenhively ¬
tentively t nl elv by the audience His refer referen
ft en n fles es to the name of Blaine as the man manInseparably manInseparably manInseparably
Inseparably associated with the Pan PanAmerican PanAmerican PanAmerican
American movement the statements statementsthat statementsttat statementsthat
that reciprocity r lprOClty treaties are in harmony harmonywith harmonywith aarll1Oll1 aarll1Oll1with
with the > spirit t of the times that the theAmerican tMArnerlctn theAmertcn
American people s > e < > > P must bitlkl the Isth Isthmian isthmian lethniian ¬
mian canal and the Pacific cable and andencourage andrt andencourage
encourage our merchantmarine rnereht t tslbl marine serv service s servIce ¬
rt ice and that tUfllO Isolation Is l no longer r pos possible poelbIe ¬
sible slbl lbIe or desirable were particularly particularlywell rtlcularlywell
well received receivedPresident tCCtlvedPre8ident rctiYedPresident
President McKinleys Speech SpeechI
I am glad to again be In the city cityof cityor cityof
of Buffalo and exchange greetings with withher withh withher
her h > r people to whose generous hospi hospitality ho hoepitality pl pltall ¬
tality tall y I am not a stranger and with withwhoe withwhose I
whose good will I have been repeatedly repeatedlyand
and signally honored Today I have haveadditional haveadditional haveadditional
additional satisfaction tl8C tion in meeting and andgiving andgiving andgIving
giving welcome to the foreign repre representatives rl representatives re resentatlves ¬
sentatives assembled mbled here h r8 whose who e pres presence presence precence ¬
ence and participation In this exposi exposition erposttlon ¬ I Itlon
tlon have contributed In so marked a adegree adegree
degree to Its interests and success cce To Tothe Toth Tothe I
the th omnlBsloners of the Dominion of ofCanada oCCanada ofCanada
Canada and the BrltWh colonies the theFrench theFrench
French colon the republics of Mex Mexico MexIco Mex1o ¬ I
ico and of Central and South America Americaund Americaun Americaitnd
und un the commissioners of Cuba and andPoro
Poro Rico who share with us In this thisundertaking thisunder thisundertaking
undertaking under aklng we give the hand of fel fellownhp felowshp j
lownhp Iw hp and felicitate with them upon uponthe uponthe I
the triumph trlump s of art scUfic ctW education educationand eucatloflaoi
and an < l manv tnamcturf ACttire which bleh the old has hasbeoueathed hasueatbed hass j
s bequeathed ueatbed to the new cen cenxpo century1e century
1e Expositions > xpo lIUoD are the timekeepers Ume ers rt rtprogress ofprogress t tproifreo
progress s They record t the e worlds war ad advancement aXvanement ¬
vancement VRn lDeftt They stimulate the en eoor eoorgy engy r rsry
gy enterprise and Intellect of the peo people peopie peopie ¬
pie and quicken human genius They Thejrgo Theygo Thergo
go into In to the home They broaden and andbrighten andbrlghtlm andbrighten
brighten the + dally life of the people peopleTbey peopleT peopleT1ey
Tbey T fY oper mighty storehouses of in information tnr Information ¬
formation r > rmRtlon to the student Every Ever ex exposition exOlllltion cxOsItion ¬
position Olllltion great or small has helped to tosome tosome tosome
some orward step stepComparison stepComparlllOn stepComparison
Comparison of Ideas Is always edu educational educational edurational ¬
cational and an a such Instructs the
brain bra In and hand of man Friendly ri rivalry rlairy rivairy ¬
valry airy follows roll which IH the spur to t in ¬
dustrial Improvement Improv > mnt the inspiration inspirationto
to useful Invention and to high en ¬
deavor > r In all departments of hdman hdmanactlvjty llmanactlXlty himanaett2ty
actlvjty It exacts a study of the thewants theWants thewants
wants comforts rji lnd even the whims whimsof
of the people and recognises recOg be the ef ¬
ficacy of high quality and new prices prl J
to win their favor favorThe favorThe favorThe
The quest of trade Is an Incentive
to men of business to devise devl invent
improve and economise In the coat eo t of ofproduction ofproductt ofproductIn
production n Business life whether whetheramong whetheramong whetheramong
among ourselves or with other people
Is ever a sharp struggle for success lIuece lJ It ItWithout Itwl11 itwill
will be none the lees 110 In the future
Without competition w would be cling ¬
ing to the clumsy and antiquated d proc processes procf1I processes ¬
esses f1I S of farming and manufacture and
the methods of business bu tnes of Ion loftS ago agornd agoInd
L end the twentieth century would be no
t further furth advanced than the eighteenth eighteenthcentury etghteenthc eighteenthCfltuzy
century c ntury
nturyNot
Not Commercial Enemies EnemiesBut BnomiesRut EnemiesRut
Rut though commercial competitors
we are commercial enemies we must
not be The PanAmerican exposition
has done its work thoroughly present eHnt ¬
ing In Its It I exhibits evidences of the
highest skill and illustrating the prog ¬
ress rell of the human family in the west ¬
ern em rn hemisphere h mlsphEre This portion of the t
earth has no cause ior humiliation for forst
st the part it has performed in the march marchii
of dvlllzation It ha has not accom ¬
plished J > ii everyMIng > ery 1Ing far from It It
has simply don Its best and without
vanity or boastulness boast ulnttlll and recognizing
1a the th minlfold jchlevcmrnts of others
It Invites Invlt the friendly rivalry of all
the poiv por > r in the peaceful pursuits of
trade > and commerce and will co ¬
operate op > atf with Ith ail in advancing the high highest hlehPllt highk ¬
k est and nd best interests of humanity The Thewisdom
e wisdom and energy of all the nations nationsare nationare nationsare
are none too great for the worlds worldswork worldst
t work he E success of art science in ¬
dustry and HT irz invention la an internatlon internatlonasset Internaflon8IIHt 1flterflationtasset
asset and a common glory
After Aft all sow tt > near on one to the ethy oth ¬
Is every ever part of the world Modern In Invention Inventiolul inventloas ¬
vention have 11 e brorght Intociose IntO < IOIH rti Nh Nh1Ion
tlon vrjdely dfJy separated peoples plH and an made madeand
them bttr tor acquaint GeosTaph GeosTaphAnd Geographand
and pc Pttcl > ltical division wilt continue to toexist topxltlt toexIst
4 exist but Distances have h e been effaced
Swift whips hI and fast trains are becom ¬
ing i1 cosmopolitan eOl < mopolftan They Invade th >
fields f fldl hich a fw y 7a < ars ago were im impenetrable imntrabJp imenetrabJe ¬
penetrable ntrabJp The worlffa products ar arexcharwM are arecchari
excharwM e > chal < i as never before and with withv wilhVAt witheVr
eVr v VAt r Increasing Inc tasing tranportation tran porta tlon faculties facultiesr faclJltlEIennlP
ennlP r > me n inmasing kmwUdge and trad
T Prkes > rlres are ar fixed ftxe > d with mathematical pre 11 11i preby
< i > > n by supply aol demand Tho Thoworlds Th Thworld ThvwnrIdi
worlds sening prices are regulated gulated711ark bv bvmarke t trnarke
marke and an crop reports ports We travel travelRTvatev tra1gr trav1grRtev
RTvatev gr > Rtel distances In a shorter space IIPl spacetime < C of oftimo r rtlm
time tlm and with nv mnre > re r e oE eP u than was as ever evrIjreamd evervlreaymd
dreamed rf by b the tb fathers Isolation Isolationw
w l no linger nRPr possible roa1f > le or desirable d tolrble The Thesame ThelIam Thepems
same Important news Is I rearj rear though in
different Ian languages uagts a the same dry In Inall Inall
r all Christendom The telegraph kteps ktepsus
us advisfri Cvis of what Is occurring every everywhere everywber verv vervhrl ¬
where hrl anl an the press pre a orehadows oN < hadows wth vcthmore wthmotf wthmore
more er < > r Ip lss > < i accuracy accurr the th plans ai alft alftpurpo an4S > < 1 1purposes
S purposes purpo l > I rf the nations natle M Mprko > rk prices pricesof
of t f piodtu pTc4Thts ts and of serurltps nrltPll are hourly hourly3own
Known in every commercial mart and andme andthe
me he Investments of tn people extend
beyond thHr own r national boundaries boundariesonto hund hundtrlegOnto rlf rlfonto
onto the th remotest rmot t prtrts pa rts the earth fc >
Vast tTdns tTdmtlonR > ctloni are a ccrductel and andnttrnatloral
internal nttrnatloral ioril exchrtTsrf e > xhlrf s 1 ar made by
tlJfi tJ t tick of the cjible Kverv event Ent of ofInterewt
Interest is t immediately bulletined bulletinedQuick bUll4tlnedQuick builetinedQuick
Quick Gathering of News NewsThe NewsThe NewsThe
The QUkk < nul k gathering and transmission transmissionof
of new HKP rapid transit are of re recent reCtl1t rectOt ¬
cent MTigrin ri iL ml are only made possible popsibletv
tv the rtl T < ni < r th inventor and the thecourag t tecurag e ecrJur
courag crJur < Ti T th > investor In tor It took a spe special sp spnaT p ¬
naT 11 mi 5 ps f ihe he overnment with withevery withcvery withevery
every fariiuj Carlht Rnwa at t the lh time for forrapid furTDplrt forrapid
rapid travii nineteen days to go t > from fromthe fromthe rom romthe
the city of Vashington s hington to New ew Orleans Orlc ans
the war had ceased cea ed and a treaty tr aty of ofpeace otpuce ofpeace
peace had been signed signedHow signedHow ned nedHoW
How different now We reached reachedGeneral renchedGeperal reachedGeperI
General Miles in Porto Rico by b cable cableand cableand cableand
and he was able through the military militarytelegraph militarytel militarytelegraph
telegraph tel pb to step his army on the fir firing 111IRg r rtag ¬
tag line with the menace tlHtl CG that the theUnited thejDlted theUnited
United States and Spain had signed a aprotocol aptOtocoi apPotocol
protocol sospeudbH a > > e1td1ac hostilities ho tmtle We Weknew Weknew Ve Veknew
knew almost instantly of the first shots shotsnred shotsftred ghotzfiged
nred at Santiago and the subsequent subsequentsurrender subsequentsurrender subsecuentsurrender
surrender of the Spanish Spanl h forces was wasknown wasknown wasknown
known at Washington within less than thanan thanan thanan
an hour of its consummation The first firstship firstShip firstship
ship of Cerveras C tTera s fleet eet had hardly hardlyemerged harcl1yemereed hardlyein
emerged ein rged from that historic harbor harborwhen harborwhen harborwhen
when the th fact was flashed to our capi capital capital capital ¬
tal and lid the swift destruction that fol followed followed telJowed ¬
lowed was announced immediately immediatelythrough ImmedlntelYthrough immediatelythrough
through the wonderful medium of tel telegraphy telegraphY telegranhy ¬
egraphy egraphySo
So aoucstomed are we tc safe and andeay andconuDunlcaton ande5f
eay communication with distant d tant lands landsthat lan landsthat s sthat
that Its temporary interruption even in inordinary InordInary Inordinary
ordinary times results In loss and in inconvenience InCInvenlence Inconvenience ¬
convenience < < We shall never forget the thedays thedays thedays
days of anxious waiting and awful sus suspense suspense suepense ¬
pense when no information was per permitted permitted permitted ¬
mitted to be sent from Pekln and the thadiplomatic thediplomatic thediplomatic
diplomatic representatives of the na nations naUons nations ¬
tions in China cut off from all commu communication communication communication ¬
nication inside and outside out lde of the thewalled thewalled thewalled
walled capital were surrounded by an anangry nnangry anangry
angry and misbuided n rvb b that threat threatened threarened threatened ¬
ened their lives nor the hEt Joy that thatthrilled thatthriHed thatthrilled
thrilled the world when whc a single mes message mesge message ¬
sage ge from the government of the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States brought through our ourminister ourminister ourminister
minister the first news of the safety safetyof
of the besieged besl ged diplomats diplomatsMiles diplomatsMiles diplomatsIi1cs
Miles of 0 Railroads RailroadsAt
At the beginning of the nineteenth nineteenthcentury nineteenthcentury nineteenthcentury
century there was not a mile of steam steamrailroad steamrailroad steamrailroad
railroad on the globe Now there are areenough areenough areenough
enough miles to make its circuit many manytimes manytimes manytimes
times Then there was not a line of ofelectric oCelectric ofelectric
electric telegraph l now n > w we have a vast vastmileage vastmileage ast astmfltage
mileage traversing all lands and all allseas allseas allseas
seas God and man have linked the thenation thenation thenation
nation together No nation can longer longerbe
be indifferent to any other And as aswe aswe aswe
we are brought more ai > < more in touch touchwith touchlth touchwith
with lth ench el ch other oth r the less occasion Is Isthere Isthere isthere
there for misunderstandings and the thestronger thestronger thestronger
stronger tb tOO disposition when we have havedifferences havedifferences havedifferences5
differences to adjust them in the court courtof courtor courtof
of arbitration which is the th noblest form formfor formfor formfor
for the settlement of international dis disputje dlspu dispuee
putje pu 416
putjeMy My 416Iy Iy fellow citizens trade statistics statisticsindicate statJstlosIndleate statisticsindicate
indicate that this country is in n state stateof at t
of t unexampled UD impled prosperity The figures figuresare figureskre figures5te
are almost appalling app lUng They show that thatWe thatwe I Iwe
we are utilizing our fields and forests forestsand forestsand forestsand
and mines and that we w arefurnishing arefurnishingprofitable are Curnlsh furnishhig furnishhigproftable g grofUable
profitable employment to the millions millionsof xnlllio s sof
of workingmen throughout the United UnitedI UnitedStalesbrlnglng UnitedSlates
I States Stalesbrlnglng bringing comfort and happiness happinessto
to their homes and making it possible possibleto
to lay by savings for old age and anddls anddlsability dis disability disability
ability That all the people are partici participating participating participating ¬
pating in this thi great prosperity is seen seenin seenIn seenin
in every American Americn community communiy and andshown andshown andshown
shown by the enormous and unprece unprecedented unprecedelte unprecedented ¬
dented delte deposits 4eposltjn in our savings svings banks banksOur bnk banksOur
Our duty is the care and security 1ecurly of ofthese oCthese ofthese
these deposits depolt and their teir safe sfe invest investment InY8stment investmeat ¬
ment demands demnds the highest hlghet Integrity and andthe andthe andthe
the best business capacity cpacit of those in incharge Incharge incharge
charge of these thee depositories deposiories of the thelioples theloples thepoples
lioples loples eerninfTs eerninfTsWe ernlmrs ernlmrsUVe earninrsWe
UVe We have a vast vst and Intricate itrIcte busi business busine business ¬
ness ne built buit up through years year of toil tol and andstruggle andstrugle andstruggle
struggle strugle in which every eve Part of the thecountry thecounu thecountr
country counu has a its It stake stke which will wil not notj notpennlt notpermit
j permit of either neglect or of undue undueselfishness unduesclfishneg undueselfishness
selfishness sclfishneg No narrow sordid policy policywill JOlcy JOlcywi policywill
will wi subserve it The greatest eatest skill skU and andwisdom andwsom andwisdom
wisdom on the Dart of the manufac manufacturers manufacturers inanufacturers ¬
te
par
wsom
turers and produc produLrs < rs will w11 be required requiredto
to hold and increase Increse it Our industrial industrialenterprises industial industialenterprise Industrialenterprises
enterprises enterprise which have grown gown to such suchgreat suchgreat
great get pr proportions prtons affect afect the homes and endoccupations andouptos andoccupations I
occupations ouptos of the people peple and the wel welfare welfAre welfare
fare of the country Our capacity capaciy to toproduce toproduce I
produce produc has developed develope so enormously enormouslyand
and our products producs have so multiplied multipliedthat multipled
that the problem of more Jore markets market re requires requre requires I
quires qure our urgent and Immediate jmmelate at attention attenUon attentlon ¬
tention Only a broad and enlightened enlightenedpolicy enlgtened enlgtenedplcy enlightenedpolicy
policy plcy will wi keep what we have No Noother Noother
other policy poley will wi get more moreLook moreLook moreLook I
Look to the Future FutureIn Fture FtureIn
In these the timcn tm ot marvelous busi business busln business ¬
ness n energy and gain gin we 8 ought to be belooking belooking
energ
looking loking to t the future Cutur strengthening strengtheningthe
the weak k places ple in our industrial idustal and andcommercial andcmmerial andcommercial I
commercial cmmerial systems that tat we may maybe mayberedy be beready beready
ready redy for any an storm or strain strainBy stin stinBy strainBy
By sensible nslble trade arrangements arrangementswhich arrngement arrangementswhich
I which will wi not nt Interrupt our ou home pro production pro proI production ¬
duction we shall shl extend the outlets outets for forour forour forour
I our ductn increasing Inceaing surplus A system which whichprovides whichprode whichprovides
provides prode a mutual exchange echange of com comI j jmodules
I is mani manlfestly manifesty manifestly
modules modlte a mutual exchange echanle
I festly festy essential entl to the continued cntinue health lieolthI healthful ealth ealthful
I ful growth grwth of our export eJort trade We Wemust WeI Wemust
I must not repose reps in fancied fncie security securitythat securltI securitythat
that we own forever sell sel everything everythingand
c
and buy little ltte or nothing noing If such a atilng athing j
I thing tilng were possible pble It I would not be bebest bebest I
best bt for us or for those thoe with whom we weI j jI
I I deal del We should shuld take tke from our cus cusI cU5tomers j jtomers
tomers such of their thir oroducts uructs as we wecan wecan wecan
I can use us without harm har to our indus industries Industries Industries ¬
tries and labor labr Reciprocity Reriy is the th na naI
I tlonal tonal outgrowth outArowthof of our wonderful in industrial InI Industrlal ¬
I dustrial dWtra development under the domes dome domestic
1 tic le policy plcy now firmly ftrn17 established What Whatj Thatwe
j we e produce rrduce beyond ond our domestic domestc con consumption cn cnsumlton consumptinn
sumption sumlton must have a vent abroad abroadI abroadThe I
I The excess exc must mUlt be b relieved releved through thrugh a aforeign aI aforeign
foreign outlet outet and aTd we should sell sl every everyI everywhere I
I I where whe we w can C8 nd buv wherever the thebuying thebuying thebuying
buying will wJ enlarge our sales sles and pro productions pr productions
ductions ductons and lld thereby make mke a a a greater greaterdemand geater greaterdemand I Idemand
demand for home labor laborThe labr laborThe I
The period piod of exclusiveness excusivene is I past pasti pastThe
i The expansion of our trade and com commerce commrce cornmerce ¬
merce expllon Is I 1 the te pressing presllnJ tre problem oblem Com Commercial ComI ComImercal ¬ I Imercial
mercial mercal wars are unprofitable unpr ble A policy policyof plcy I Iot
of good will wUad and friendly fndl1 trade relations relationswlil relatons relatonswill relationswill
will g prevent reprisals reprla Reciprocity Rcprolty RcproltyI Reciprocitytreaties
1 treaties treates are in hcrmony h ony with Wth the te spirit spiritof
of the times r measures mesures of retaliation retaliationare retalaton retalatonare
are not notIf not notIf I
If I perchance some sme of Q our tariffs tariffsare tarts tartsare tariffsare
are are no o longer needed neded for revenue or to toencourage toEnCOUrgt toencoursg
encourage EnCOUrgt and protect protet our industries industriesat
at home why should the th they not notbe be em emi employed
i j ployed to extend and am promote prmote our ourmarkets ourmrket ourmarkets
markets mrket abroad Then too to we have haveinadequate ha haInadeuat haveinadequate
inadequate Inadeuat steamship service srice New Nfw Nfwlues NewI
I 1
lines lues of ssamers f amer have already alreadyI
been put In commission commi la be between between between ¬
I I bn 1ut
tween the Pacific PaciIc coast coa t ports of ofthe o oI ofthe
I the United Unie States and those of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the western wetfr costs C01sts o of Mexico and Cen Centra Ceni Cenera
i era tr and South Sut America Aeric These Thee should shouldI Iould
I I be followed follwe up with direct diret steamship steamshiplines l steamshiplines emshlp emshlpj
j lines lne between tWen the eastern coast cst of the theUnited theI theUnited
I United States Sttes and South Suth American Americanports AmerIcn AmerIcnI Americanports
rts
I ports
Heed eed of Steamship Stehip Lines LinesOne LinesOnp LinesOne
One of o the needs of r the times tmes is isdirect IstHrfd isdirect
direct tHrfd commercial ommrcal lines lnes Srora ron1 our vast vastfields vast1eld8 vastfields
fields 1eld8 of product prc to the fields felds of con consumption consupUon conj conjsunptlon ¬
j sumption that tlt we have nave but barely barelytContlnued barelyj barelytContnued barelytconUnued
tContlnued tContnued on Page 2
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Reneving Renwing Peaceful Relations
ECUADOR READY TO TOINVADE TO1YADE
INVADE COLOMBIA COLOMBIAo
4 4Has
o
Has Ha Well VeI Equipped Army and andShips andShips andShips
Ships of fVar War WarDNITBD WarUITED
4 4UNITED
UNITED UITED STATES TO ACT ACTTI ACTW ACTWILL
+ t
W WILL TI PREVENT PRV AIT A ATTACK ATAC BE BEING BEING ¬
ING MADE UPON PANAMA PANAMAWashington PAA PANAIAWashington
IG ME uON I
t tWahington
Washington Wahington Sept Sept 5 5A 5A A cablegram cablegramyvas cablegramwas
from an au authoritative autorlttveurcc anthoritative
received here today
was yvas as receved today
In Call Colombia Colombianear ulombianear
torlttveurcc thoritative source 1nClbolOJbla 1nClbolOJblaner
border stating statingthat statingthat 1
near ner the Ecadorean Ecuadorean bordr statn statnthat
that Ecuador Ecador had intervened Interened as a against againstColombia againstColombia againstColombia
Colombia with wih an army ary well equipped equippedand equtppedand equippedand
and with vessels vec v eseis els of war Under these thesecircumstances tese tesecrcumstances thesecircumstances
wih
circumstances crcumstances the cablegram cblegam states stte it itwill i itwill I Iwil
of ofEcuador ofEcuador
to meet the move
will wil be necessary necsary I
Ecuador by having Colombian Col mblan war warvessels warvessts warvessels
vessels In Pacific waters a rs near the Co ColombianEcuador ColombianEcuaor ColornbianECuaOr ¬
lombianEcuador vessts frontier frontierThe folter folterThe frontierThe
lombianEcuaor
The information InConnaton In the te cablegram cablegam is isconsidered Isconsideed isconsidered
considered clear evfdence of Ecuadors EcuadorsIntention EcuadorsIntention s sIntention
consideed Intention to Join forces with wih the re rebellious rebelous rebellious ¬
bellious element of the Isthmus of Pan Panama Panama Panama ¬
ama belous Until now Ecuador has main maintained maintained maintamed ¬
ama tained Unti strict neutrality neutrlity but the cable cablegram cablegam cablegram ¬
gram received strct today Indicates Indictes that the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first gam overt move against Colombia has hasbeen ha haben hasbeen
been ben made madeConsiderable madeConslderbte madeConsiderable
Considerable Conslderbte surprise surrll is expressed expressedat
at the news of the intention Intenton of Ecuador Ecuadorto
to te Invade Colombia as disclosed by the thedispatch thedispatch thedispatch
received from Call which Is Isthe isthe Isthe
dispatch frm Cal
the most Important of thecities thecites of the thedepartment th thedepartment
department of Cauca bordering on Ec Ecuador Ecuaor Ecuwior ¬ I
uador Senor Plaza the new president presidentof
uaor of the he latter later country count who has ha Just as assumed assumed assumed ¬
sumed office heretofore has given evi evidence evidnce cvidence ¬
dence of ofce his intention intenton to observe obsere strict strictneutrality stjct stjctneutralty strictneutrality
dnce
neutrality between Colombia and Vene Venezuela Venezueta Venezuela ¬
zuela neutralty In their pending difficulties difficultiesThe dlmcuttes dlmcuttesThe difficultiesThe
The impression prevails prevais that t at the in invading invading invading ¬
vading force is under the direction directon of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Intervening Interening party in Ecuador Ecuadorwhich Ecuadorwhich Ecuadorwhich
which probably has a force of men near nearthe nearthe nearthe
the border line and Is taking tking an early earlyopportunity earlyopportuniy earlyopportunIty
opportunity opportuniy to act before beore the new pres president presIdent presIdent ¬
ident can successfully luccessfuUy interfere Interfre The Thereal Thereal Thereal
cn
real objective objectve point 13 believed beleved to be bePanama bePanama bePanama
Panama where the Invaders may as assist assist asslst ¬
Panama te
sist the Colombian revolutionists reotutonlsts and andthose andthose
those tose who may be brought from Nica Nicaragua NI a araga ¬ I
ragua raguaReliance raguaReliance I
raga ragaRelance Reliance Relance Is placed however by the theColombian te teCotomblan theColombian
Colombian officials ofcials on the presence of ofUnited ofUnited 1 1Unied
United States menofwar at Panama Panamato I Ito Ito
Unied to prevent any attack attck on the th place placeThe place I ITe IThe
The Te battleship batteship Iowa Iow Is expected at Pan Panama Panama ¬
ama In a day da or two and with the theRanger tht theRanger
Ranger Rnger now there will wt be able to land landa
a considerable considerble force of marines should shouldthis shouldthis shouldthis
this be necessary necessat to prevent atack atackTraffic atck atackTraffic
Traffic Trafc is Kept Open OpenFrom OpenFrom OpenFrom
From the acting actng governor of the state stateof stte stteot stateof
of Panama Plaa word was wa received In official officialcircles ofcal ofcalcircle officialcircles
circles circle today that conditions conditons on the theisthmus theIsthmus theisthmus
isthmus were not serious Open trafflq trafflqis tralti traltiis rafc
is being bing preserved presere by b the th Colombian Colombiangovernment Cotomblangovernment Colombiangovernment
government The officals Ofhls of the latter lattergovernment later latergoverment lattergovernment
government goverment the dispatch adds were wereexpecting wereexpecting wereexpecting
expecting the expedition expeilor or Invasions Invasionsthat Imaslonthat Invasionsthat
that have been ben announced announce from Ecua Ecuador Ecuador Ecuador ¬
dor and Nicaragua NicaraguaColombian Nlcarsua NicaraguaColombien
Colombian officials ofcials here profess to tohave tohve tohave
have hve no fear of any serious difficulties difficultieson difcultes difcultesh difcultessr
on the Isthmus h saying that In addi addition addition ¬
tion to the forces sr already there tr ntoa ntoasene to pre preserve preserve ¬
serve the peace 1000 100 men rn now no at Bar Barranqullla Barranqula Barranquilla
ranqullla ranqula are under orders order to proceed proceedto
to the vicinity Icinit and should reach there tharein thereIn therein
in a couple cuple of days daysAt daysAt
At the Colombian Colombia legation leaton the arrival arrivalof arival
of 1900 11 Colombian troorm tronc at Barran Barranqullla Barranqull Barranquilla
qullla qull Is regarded reJrfd as a move to strong strongly stron stronly ¬
ly fortify fortly the Isthmu 1 prevent the thrdisorder th thedisorder
disorder dIsorer which has pre9 prtJUed pr lled there t1Ere Un Unto Unto Unto
to this thi time tme the government has di directed directed dlrected ¬
rected Its It attention attenton to t the disturbance disturbancein
in th thr interior intfrlor and only a few troops troopswere troopswere
were sent to t the isthmus fifty men be beInsr belos befg
Insr los conid condpre consdred red sufficient S1Jfent to garrison garrisonBocae garisn garisnBs garrIsonBocas
Bocae Bs d dcl l Toro Now however the tbl re reports reDrt reoorts ¬
ports Drt of trouble tub around around Bccas Bcs B cas dSl dG Toro Torohave Torohve Tornhave
have hve shown shlwn the need ne of a strong for force forcealong < y yaonfr
along alol the isthmus and troops are be beintr beInJ being
intr InJ sent from the south to Barran Barranquilla
quills quillaFrom qui
From this oolnt lnt they are within wihin easy easywwter ew ewlr easyweter
wwter lr communication cmDuulfatln with the isthmus isthmusand Isthmusand isthmusand
and the Colombian Colombn war boat bt Genera GeneraPfnxon Gener GeneralPinson
Pfnxon Pnjn is I in that locality IOfAUtv prepare prepared to totakn totakp totake
take takp forwardtars ronvr forward iargp an reinforcements Ttnforcment r The Theoutbreak Th Thoutbrk Theoutbrek
outbreak outbrk at Bores BOeM del Toro Tore shows the thewide thpwl thewide
wide wl extent of f the C disturbance that thatpoint tht thtpoint thatpoint
point being At s t the 1e extreme ettpme west wtst of the thethjnu8t thplft theIsthmus
Isthmus lft ut atllojnlntr lnIDr Costa CostRlca Rica and a apart aot apart
a
part of qpsta C cue ta plea until untl the te recent recenlaward recentawrc recentaward
award awrc of President Prtslnt Loubet of France FranceiMvinp Franceriving
riving vlvnJ Bocas Bocs del d Toro Tor to Colombia ColombiaTb ColombiaTJrp
Tb There re Is no nC reason NRSOn to t believe belee however howeverthat howeverthat howeverthat
that Costa Rica Is rfvinjr vvln any aid o ocomfort 0comfort ot otcomfort
comfort to this thlArft tRt demonstration demontrUon re reTK
TK lVtrtu > rt to tt > the Ooomblan authorities here herebian >
indicettiw n < rltll1 thAt I it Is tiue I1e to tb the Colom
bian refujrp rfuJp > s fro fro2Jewsboy from Nna Tharagua TharaguaNewsboy a aNewboy
Newsboy Prizes PrizesHolders PIzes Prizesholders
Holders Iold rR of winning tickets tcket In the th draw drawn drw drwnC
n nC r lt St t the thE newsjbovs nbovs outing outn at Saltair Saltaircan S81ta1rcan
West can est secure sturE street strtt their thelr prizes prJtI at 30 3 O South First FirstWest Firt Firtest
RU rios ABOUT ABOTKN6 I IKING
KING lD UWIAKWS ARBS DEAl llkUII llkUIISuspicion TU TUSuspicion
Suspicion that His is Throat Trro t Trouble r May be of ofancerus a aCancerous j jCancerous
Cancerous ancerus Nature 1
New New York Sept 5 Discussing 5Dlscusslng the thestate thestate thestate
state of the health healh ofkthe king kng kingot of Eng Englang Ens Englang
lang the te London correspondent Cor c espondentotth espondentotthTrtbune of the theTribune theTrlbune
Tribune says saysDlstdrblng saysDlst1rblng
Disturbing rumors about the te king kln klnhealt kinghealth s shealth
Dlst1rblng
health healt have been In the air ir for many manyweeks many manyweeks manyweeks
weeks but it I has ha not been possible to toseparate toseparate toseparate
separate the wheat from the chaff chaf The Themost TE Themost
most trustworthy trstworthY account received receivedfrom receivedfront
from fom those in touch with ih the court courtleaves co codileaves
leaves little ltte ground gound for doubt that the theking te teking theking
king has ha been nervous nerous about the con condition cn cnditon condltion ¬
dition diton of his throat and suspicious suspiciousthat suspicIoustat suspiciousthat
that tat his sisters fate tte might be in store storefor storetor storefor
for him Specialists Specalst have examined examine his histhroat histhroat histhroat
throat while whie he has ha been at Hamburg atHombursad Hamburgand
and ad they have confirmed the previous previousdiagnosis previousdiagnosis previousdIagnosis
diagnosis that there is no evidence of ofcancer ofcnce ofcancer
cancer cancerPRISONER cnce cncePRISONER cancerPRISONER
PRISONER TRIES TMESTO TRES TRESTO TRIESTO
TO ROAST HIMSELF HIMSELFNew HIlISELF HIlISELFNe
+ New Ne York Sept 5 5Frederlck 5FrederlckRing 5FrederickRing Frederick + f ff
+ f Ring awaiting trial for highway highwayrObber highwayrobbery + f i
+ 4 robbery rObber attempted atempted today to roast roastf roasthlmselt roasthimself +
+ f himself to death by setting settng fire to tohis tohis + f I If
+ f his bed In the Essex Esex county Jail jallln In Inf inNewark +
+ f Newark Newark He Is In the Jail jai hospital hospttalunder hospitalunder + 1 1under I
+ under close guard guardIn + 4f
+ f In a letter Ring confessed to tohaving tohavhtg tohaving +
+ having committed a murder In InSouth inSouth +
4 + South Jersey about two years ago agoSInce agoSince + f
+ Since then he declared the fear fearor fearof + f ff
+ f of arrest arest and hanging hanglng had made madehis madehis + 4 4f
+ f his life lte a torment tonnentBRYAN + f fBRYAN
+ + + + + + + + + 44 44BRYAN + + + + + + + + + +
BRYAN MAKING MAKING NO NOOIL NOOIL NOOIL
OIL INVESTMENTS INVESTMENTSSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldLincoln Herdid HeraldLincoln I i
Lincoln Neb Sept 5 5Mr Mr Bryan Brn en enters enters enters ¬
ters an emphatic emphatc denial to the stories storiesthat storiesthat
that he Is seeking seking wealth wealh through oil In Intomorrows Intomorows Intomorrows I 1
tomorrows tomorows Commoner he will wl say the thestory thestory thestory
story Is entirely entrely without wihout foundation foundaton Mr MrBryan MrBryan MrBryan
Bryan not only has ha no Investment Invetent In oil oillands 01 oillands
lands but has never contemplated in investing Investng investing ¬
vesting vestng in oil lands Iands His only business businessenterprise busInes busInescnterrse businessenterprise
enterprise cnterrse is the Commoner and he has hasno hasno hasno
no intention Intenton of taking stock or Interest InterestIn Jnterest
In anything else elseAs elseAs I Ito
As to leaving leavlnl Nebraska he has ha no nothought nothought nothought
thought of o such a thing He Is now pre preparing prer preparing ¬
paring to build a cottage upon his farm termthree farmthree
it hnJ hnJpet
mWe d feL
r
three miles southeast e of Lincoln c n and ex expects cxpoets ¬
poets pet to spend spnd the remainder of his hldas hldasthere days daysthere daysthere
there The readers reder of the Commoner will willbe wil willbe
be kept fully fuly Informed infored as a to Mr r Bryans Bryansplans Bryansplans
1
plans and purposes The Commoner will willcontinue wIl willcontinue
continue contnue to be published atLincoln atLincolnTOLD at atLincolnTOLD Lincoln LincolnTOLD I
TOLD OF HIS CRIME CRIMEWHILE CR CRLMEWHILE ME MEVHILEINTOXCA
WHILE VHILEINTOXCA INTOXICATED INTOXICATEDCody ED EDCody
Cody Wyo Tyo Sept 4 4Curley Curley Roberts Robertsalias Robers Robersalas Robertsalias
alias alas Matteson Matesn was arrested at atMeeteetse atMeeteete atMeeteetse
Meeteetse Meeteete a few days ago and brought broughtto
to Cody to stand stnd trial tial for themurder themurderof the murder murderor
of Samuel Smuel Cartson Carlon the Paint Rock Rockranchman Rockranchmanwho Rockranchman
ranchman ranchmanwho who was killed kied during ducng the thelatter thelater thelatter
latter later part pr of June JuneCartson JuneCarton JuneCarteon
Cartson Carton lived lved alone in a little litte cabin cabinon cabina
on a Paint Rock and it was supposed that thathe thathe thathe
he had hidden a large sum of money moneyIn
In his house Hunters found the dead deadbody deadbody
body of Cartson at the cabin cbin and un unmistakable unmistakble unmistakable ¬
mistakable mistakble evidence of murder A Acareful AI Acareful
careful ca retul search was made for the mur murderer murderer murderer ¬
derer but the officers ofcers were wee completely completelybaffled completelybafed completelybaffled
I baffled bafed there belnsr beln2 not 10t a single single clue clueupon cluen clueton
upon ton n which to work workA work
A few days dasafter after the finding findlQgor of Cart Cartsons Crtsons Cartsons
sons bqdy bQdyCurlev Curley Roberts Robert came to toCody toCody toCody
Cody and end as he rode Into townhe twnbe called calledto cled cledt lled lledto
to t the people to t keep kep away awa from him as ashe ashe ashe
he had the te smallpox smalpox An A examination examinationshowed examinaton examinatonshowed examinationshowed
showed that tat Roberts Rbert told the te truth and andhe andhe andhe
he was confined confned in the pest houseuntil houseuntilcured houseuntl house until untilcured
cured cure of the disease disese After Afer his dls discharge dlschare dlscharge ¬
charge from the hospital bosplal Roberts Robertstended Robert Robertstended
tended bar at a local saloon and It t was waswhile waswhie waswhile
tene
while whie intoxicated one night 11ght recently recentlythat recenty recentyI recentlythat
that he made several remarks remark that thataroused thatarousd thataroused
aroused arousd the suspicions of t the th officers officersFollowing ofcers officersFollowing
I Following Folowing the clue the jnfllcers Jf rl are aredence aresid aresaid
sid said to have obtaln obtain5tL suQ sutflcnt ntcvl ntcvldence cvi cvidence
Robjr RO QrrestiThe QrrestiThebartender crstiThebartender Tr
dence to warrant warrnt Roogts R s bThe bThebrtender
bartender brtender got wind ofthe otne matterIhow matterIhowever matfet ow owever
ever and a fled fed to Meeteetse Ieete t where he hewas hewas hewas
was caught cauclitIt cuJt
It I Is said sid the authorities authortes have a t good goodcase goodcase goodcase
case against Roberts Robert and that in all allprobability al allprobability
probability probabit the mystery surrounding surroundingthe urroundingthe
the death of t Cartson Crson will wi wlllbe be cleared ceared up upNew UPNew upNew
New Pactory Facor for forBerlin Krupp KruppBerlin Kpp KppBerln
Berlin Berln Sept 5 5The The Boersen Boeren Courier Couriersays Courer Courersays Couriersays
says that Herr Krupp has purchased purchasedninety purchaed purchaednInety purchasedninety
ninety acres of land near Mengede for forthe forte forthe
the te erection erecton of ora a new factory
There is however some disease of ofthe ofte ofthe
the te throat which requires require constant constantwatching constantwatching constantvatching
watching watching and treatment My Inform Informant Infonnat Informant1s ¬
at ant1s ant state that the king has ha been beenwarned beenarned beenyayned
warned against any mental mentl excitement excitementand eciement eciementBud excitementand
and that his medical advisers objected objectedstrongly objectedstrnsJy objectedstrongly
strongly strnsJy to his going to his sisters sistersdeathbed slstes slstesdeatbed sistersdeatlied
thatemotton thatemottonlni1tenslty emotion emotionand emotiontud
deathbed deatbed deatlied on the ground that
and lni1tenslty In tensity of his grief giet would bedan bedangerous be dan danierous dangerous ¬
gerous gerousThere
ierous ieroushere There here Is 11 a acowttery court theory that ta while wjillefthe Ie
kings kngs throat is not now in a can cancerous cn cncerous cancercus
cerous state It I may become so under underthe underthe underthe
the influence of mental depression depresion and andexcitement andexciement andexcitement
excitement exciement This foreboding doubtless doubtlessreflects doubt doubtlessreflects ss ssrefect
reflects refect the pessimism pervading Eng England Ensland England ¬
land in all matters mattet No alarmist at the thecourt therurt thetsurt
court rurt suggests that the coronation will willbe w1 willbe
be interrupted irterrpteby Irtterruptedby by a decline declne in the kings kingshealth klngshealth kingshealth
health healthBRIGANDS healthBRIGANDS healthBRIGANDS
BRIGANDS STEAL STEALiAMERICAN STEALAMERICAN STEkLAMBRICA
AMERICAN WOMAN WOMANf WOMANI WOMANConstantnOple WOMANConstantinople I
+ f Constantinople ConstantnOple Sept 5 5Br 5Bri 5Brigands Bri + f
+ f gands have carried caried off of an Ameri Amerif Americar Amencau +
+ f cart car lady engaged in missionary mIsionary mIsionarywork missIonarywork + f fwork
+ work and a lady companion In the thedistrict thedistrict + f ft j
+ t district of DJumabala Vilayet VIlyet of off ofSalonlca ofSalonica +
+ f Salonlca SalonlcaNEW SalonicaNEW + t tNEW
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
NEW DANCE FOR FORWINTER FORWTER FORWINTER
WINTER SEASON SEASONNew
New York Sept 5 5The The new dances dance I
for the winterwill wInter wU will be determined by
the end of the week by the Society of ofProfessors oCProtessors ofProfessors
SocIet
I Isia
Professors of r Dancing Dncing > who are in ses session session ¬
sion sia in this city cty Exempllflers ExemvUfier of the thelatest thelatest
latest lates in dancing to the number of ofsixtyeight ofsixtyeight I
sixtyeight are here from all parts of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the country countryThe countryThe
The following officers ofcers have been cho chosen elmsen ¬ I
sen A A E BournlQue of Chicago Chicagopresident I
president R V BIzay of Milwaukee Milwaukeevice Milwaukeevice lhvaukeevice
vice president P R Carpenter of ofProvidence otProvidence ofProvidence
Providence secretary and T A Hol Holland Holland ¬ I Iland
land of Quincy QlncyMas Mass treasurer treasurerAdolph treasurerAdolph I
Adolph Newburger of New York was wasselected wasselected wasP wasPselected
selected as director dlrectr The sessions will willcontinue w1 willcontinue
continue cntnue until untl Saturday Saturday The Te follow following folow folowIg followhmg ¬
ing Ig exemplifications exempUfictons have already been beengiven beengiven beengiven
given givenA
I
A system and methods of round and andsquare ande andD andsquare
square e dancing used by teachers by byOscar byOscar
Oscar Duenwet D c of see Terre Haute ie eir eirT The TheUnique T TheUnique I IUnique
Unique a novel and stately sttel conceit conceitby conceitby conceitby
by Adolph Newburger of this city cityThe 1y t tThe IThe
The Twentieth Century Centur Gavotte Gavote by byThomas byThomas I
Thomas A A Holland Holand of f Quincy Mess MessDRAGGED Mas Mase MassDRAGGED I IDRAGGED
e
DRAGGED TO DEATH DEATHBY D 1EATRBY ATH I
BY Y RUNAWAY HORSE HORSECody I ICody
I Ia
Cody Wyo Sept 4 4FarQUar Farquar Gulls Gillisa Giis
a ranchman rnchman livlnsyon Ivlngon Grass creek ceek was waskilled waskled waskilled
killed kled last Ilst Monday onda While Whie hitching a ahorse afl ahorse
horse the animal ran away and dragged draggedMr gged
fl r I IDecease
Mr Gillis a a distance zs of 500 yards yardsDeceased yardsDeceased d
Deceased Decease Vns was mangled and cut in a ahorrible ahorrble ahorrible
horrible horrble manner both arms ars were werebroken werebroke werebroken
broken broke and internal Iternal injuries were sus sustained susW sustamed
tamed tainedMISTAKEN W tamedMISTAKEN I ID
1 1MISTAKEN
D s
c
MISTAKEN FOR A ABEAR ABEAR AjBEAR
BEAR BEAR AND KILLED KILLEDMeeteetse KILED KILEDeeteete KILLEDMeeteetse
Meeteetse eeteete Wyo Sept 4 4ExPost 4ExPostmaster 4ExPostmaster ExPost ExPostmaster ¬
master John Andrews of a Red Lodge LodgeMont Loge LogeMont LodgeMont
Mont was mistaken mistken for a bear at the theLewis theLewis theLewis
Lewis ranch north north of here last last Sunday Sundayand Sundayand Sundayand
and Instantly Instntly killed kle by John Romersa RomersaThe Romera RomeraThe RomersaThe
The party had been hunting untng bear and andat andI
I at twilight twight Romersa Romera noticed notced a f dark ob object object object ¬
ject In a field feld near ear the ranch Not Notthinking NotI ot otthinking
thinking but what he was wa shooting shootng at a abear aber abear
I bear ber Romersa Romen pulled the trigger and andAndrews andAndrews andAndresvs
Andrews fell dead deadBleased deadI deadBeieazed
I Bleased Rleased Prom Jail Jail5uthrie Jai sailOuthrie
Guthrie < 0 T Sept 5 5J J H Morn Morrison Morr Mornson ¬
son the te Nagle N agle postmaster postmater was released releasedfrom releasedfTom releasedfrom
I from the federal federl Jail jai here today under uder
15000 5000 500 bonds He Is charged caged with mail mailIng mai mallIng
Ing and ad receiving reelvlns obscene letters leters from fromwomen frm frmI fromwomen
I women in every portion porton of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedI
I I States getting gettng 1500 9 replies repliesHain reples replesI 1epliesBs4n 9
i Hain Rn in i Oklahoma OklaiioTnaGuthrie Okaom OklahomaGuthnie
Guthrie O T Sept Sept 5 5A A heavy rain rainbegan ran ranb rainbegan
began b gan at 3 oclock this morning in inGuthrie rnGuthrie inGuthnle
Guthrie arid atd continued cntnued nearly all day dayIt da dayIt
It I insures fall and nd whiter witer pasture pature and anda
a good stand of wheat whet It I is the best bestrain bestrain bestrain
rain In this vicinity ylctnly since early In the thespring thespring thespring
spring
LEFT LEF TO P PPernl PERSH PE1S PE1SU1
ON U1 BARREN ISLAND ISLANDt ISLANDPCi1i
t
PCi1i Pernl of Strikers Kidnaped KidnapedFrom KidnapedFrom KidnapedFrom
From Key West WestWEKE WestWERE Yestt YestWERE
+ t
WERE NEARLY NEARY STARTED STARTEDrTAP STARYEDH
t
HAD H GIVEN GIEN TIP U HOPE WNDIS WNDISCOVERED WREN V ± LfcaT DIS DISCOVERED DISCOVERED ¬
COVERED BY INDIAN IIA
t
New York Sept 5 5A A special sp Ia1 to t the theHerald tbeHei theHrald
Hei Herald ld from Key West says The thir thirteen thirteen thirteen ¬
teen abducted aqucte leaders leaes of Qtt9 th striking strikingcigar sj4kipgcigar rlo
cigar makers n ker of or Tampa Fla FIl hasre have re returned returned returned ¬
turned from rom exie exile The men who com composed comp cornposed
posed p id the te central committee commite of Rests Resistencia Reslstencla Reststencla
tencla union of Tampa arrived here on ona ona I
a small smal fruit frui schooner schoner the Gertrude of ofthis ofthis ofthis
this port Marooned on a a barren un uninhabited Uninhabited ¬
inhabited inhlblted island off of the coast c ast of Hon Honduras Honduras Hotiduras ¬
duras they had by an unexpected unexpecte turn turnof turnof turnof
of fortune escaped death from expos exposure exposure exposune ¬
ure and starvation stvaton and made their way wayto wayto I
to civilization cvizton and safety They Th y believe believeIt beleve beleveit
It was the intention Intenton of their captors captorsthat captorsthat captorsthat
that they should never return from ex exile exIe cxlIe ¬
lIe ileThe Ie
The authorities authorite of Washington have haveinstructed haveInstructed haveinstructed
instructed the United Unied States Sttes district at attorney attorney attorney ¬
torney At t Jacksonville Jackonvie Fla to make makean makean makean
an investigation investgation of the matter mater Sworn Sworndepositions Sworndepositons Sworndepositions
depositions depositons of the men taken before beforefederal beforefederl beforefederal
federal federl officials ofcials have been mailed to toWashington toWashington toWashington
Washington WashingtonThe
The party consisted of six Spaniards Spaniardssix Spaiards SpaiardssIx
six Cubans and one Englishman Englshman The TheCubans TheCubans TheCubans
Cubans and the Englishman however howeverare
are naturalized naturalzed American citizens cttzens The Themen Themen Themen
men whose names are Francisco Ro Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez ¬ 1
driguez Ramon Pignero Luis Barcla BarclaRavlno Barca BarcaRvlno BarciaRavino
Ravlno Rvlno Prieto Jose Jos Tuego Pedro Ca Carellas CI Curellas
rellas Estanislaus Estalslaus Lanza Eustaclo EustacloValdez Eustclo EustcloVatdez EustacioValdez
Valdez Badllle BadUe Parronda Jose Belen BelenValdez BetenValdez BelenValdez
Valdez Crecencio Gonzalles Gonzales and andCharles andCharles andCharles
Charles Kelly Kely all al bear evidence of the thehardships thehardships thehardships
hardships encountered during their theirforced theirCorced theirforced
forced exile exie and present a pitiful pltCul ap appearance appearance p ppearance
pearance The stories storie they the tell tel are aresubstantially aresubstantaly aresubstantially
substantially substantaly the same sme differing dlfellng only onl In Inminor Inminor inminor
minor details detis as to the violence re resorted resorted resorted ¬
sorted to by their abductors abductorsLuis abductor abductorsLuis
Luis Barcla who was taken at mid midnight midnight midnight ¬
night from the bedside of his wife wifewhose wifewhose wifewhose
whose accouchement had taken tken place placethree placethree placethree
three days da s before and whose death has hassince hassince hassince
since been reported as a result reul of the theshock theshock theshock
shock incident to her husbands disap disappearance disappearnce disappearance ¬
pearance pearnce says sys he was forced Into a aclosed aclose aclosed
closed close carriage carIage and taken tken to the rail railroad rai railroad ¬
road station sttion where he was as put into intoan Intoan Intoan
an electric car of which the lights tght were wereout wereout wereout
out the current having been shut off offEight of offEight
Eight of his companions companions who had been beensimilarly beenshnlarly beensimilarly
similarly shnlarly captured were put with wlb him himself himself himself ¬
self Into the rear compartment of the thecar thecar thecar
car and taken to Ballast Batast Point a few fewmiles Cewmie fewmiles
miles mie west westot of Tampa on Hilteborough Hilteboroughbay HUlbrough HUlbroughby
bay by Four other members member of Resis Resistencia Resls Resletenpia
tencia union unin had previously been taken takenthrough takenthroush takenthrough
through the woods in a wagon to the thesame thesame thesame
same place place where here a tug with wih steam up upawaited upawaied upawaited
awaited awaied them Several of the guards guardson
on the car cr the men say sy were promi prominent prominent prominent ¬
nent citizens citzens of Tampa Tmpa and well wel known knownto
to them themAfter themAfer themAfter
After Afer a brief conference at Ballast BallastPoint FUastPoint PallastPoint
Point the thirteen lhirten men were dragged draggedaboard drgged drggedabd draggedaboard
aboard abd the tug and the te start strt was made madeamid madeamid madeamid
amid derisive farewells farewell from frm the ab abductors abductora ¬
ductors on the dodk do The tug headed headedfor headedfor
for fO r the schooner Marie rle Cooper which whichwas W whichwas hleh hlehwas
was riding rdlns at anchor In thestream the trem with withall wih wihal withall
all sails set The men were transferred transferredto
al sls set Te
to the t r schooner choner under heavy hea guard guardThis guardThis guardThis
This was wa onTuesd onTuesday night nllht Aug 6 A Astiff Astt Astiff
stiff stt breeze soon carried Cfrled them down the thebay thebay thebay
bay and out to sea sealanded seaLqed seaLanded
landed Lqed on Barren Baren Beach BeachAs BeachAs BeachAs
As day followed folowed day in dull dul monoto monotony monoton monotofly ¬
ny n without any indication Indicaton that a land landIng landIn landing
Ing In was contemplated cntemptated the kidnaped kidnapedmen
men who had been kept in ignorance ignorancenot Iorance Iorancenot
not only of their fate but of their prob probable probable ¬
able able destination destnaton became bame uneasy and andrequested andI andrequested
I requested to know where they were werebeing werebeing
being taken tke They The were told they would wouldbe wouldI
I be landed laded on English Englsh soil soi far enough enoughaway enoughaway enoughI
I away to prevent prvent a return to the United UnitedStatesfor UnitedI
I Statesfor a long time timeOn timeI timeOn
I On the seventh day land was sighted sightedand slght slghtI sightpdI
I and the captives were Informed that thattheir tat tatther thattheir
their ther destination destnaton caplves had been reached reachedNearer rehed rehedNere reachedNearer
Nearer Nere approach approch revealed revfale a a long ong low lowstretch Jowstretch lowstretch
stretch of sand snd beach beac1 without a sign signof signof
of human habitation The men were werelanded werelanded
landed at night habItton each one receiving receivg 5 5A 6A 5A
A box of soda crackers two small smallhams smal smallhams
hams three cans of C b i4eef eef and about a agallon agUoi aga1iofi
hama
e
gallon ofc of water wr wet t placed plaoe on the thebeach thebecg thebeach
gUoi beach becg o This beats ttteji returned retured to the theschooner theschoon thescho6nmr
schooner r 1bnt1 Which hlch immediately fm dlately set sail sailand si siand sailand
and disappeared In the distance distanceFor distnce distnceFor distanceFor
wandered along the thebeach thebeach thebeach
For flays d s they the ndere
beach husbanding their meagre meage sup supplies supples supplies ¬
plies and withoutencountering without encountering a hu humari human human
man ples being or sighting sIghtng a a sail Their Theirsmall Theirsmal Theirsmall
small stock of provisions finally finaly gave gaveout gaeut gaveout
out smal ut the water ter supply was exhausted exhaustedtheir chaust exhaustedtheir
their th lr tle hands and suppy fac faC face were burned burne by bythe byI bythe
the tropical plcl sun and their thelrfeet feet blistered blisteredby
by long to marches marchesThey marhes marhesThey marchesThey
I They began be n to despair of ever reach reachContinued reachntn reachContinued
Continued ntn ed on Peso P e i 2 2
SCHW SCWB AB YIELDS NUTHERDAY
DAY TO THE STRIKERS STRIKERSIndicatons STRIKERSIlldllcations
Indications Indicatons Are However That There Is But Little LittleChance Litle LitleChanceFor LittleChance
Chance ChanceFor For a Settlement SettlementPropositions Settement SettementPropositons Settlement5Propositions
Propositions Propositons Made and Rejected by Both Sides at the theConference theConference theConference
Conference Held Yesterday I
New York York Sept Sept S iThe The conference conferenceof cnferenc cnferencot
of the members membes of the conciliation cnciitn com committee commitee cornmittee ¬
mittee mitee was ws resumed resum at the te Ashland Ashlawtlhouse Ashlandhouse Ash1Rd Ash1Rdhouse
house at 5 oclock oclok and ad continued cntue until
830 81 during which hlh time tim there tere was more moretelephoning moretelephoning moretelephoning
telephoning When hen the te conference conferec ad adjourned adjourned ¬
journe journed Mr Mitchell ichell explained expllne the thepoint thepoint
point pint reached in the negotiations neotat ns to be bethat b bethat
that the proposition of the Steel Ste cor corporation corporatlon ¬
poration has not yet been acted upon uponby uponby
by the nA Amalgamated I association i but butthat butthat
that the board bard will wi probably probbly reject reet It Ittomorrow Ittomorrow Ittomorrow I
tomorrow Nevertheless Neverthele he expressed expressedhope expred expredhope expressedhope
hope that the strike would yet be amic amicably amleabl arnieably ¬
ably abl settled setted though he declined declne to in indicate Indicate indicate ¬
dicate how he hoped hope that this would be b bebrought
1 brought about about Sir 11 Mitchell lUtchel while whie dis disclaiming disclaiming dieclaiming ¬
claiming that tat he spoke for the commit committee commitee committee ¬
tee and saying that he was wa merely merelygiving merel merelygiving
giving information InCormaton fcvtke e accommoda accommodation accommoa accommoaton ¬
tion ton of the press pres said saidWhen s stUdWhen d dWhen
When all al negotiations negotations between the theAmalgamated theAmalgamated theAmalgamated
Amalgamated association asciaton and the theUnited theUnited I IUnited
United States Steel corporation in re ¬ i
gard to the strike were broken off of the thecommittee te tecommitee thecommittee
committee commitee on conciliation cnciaton of the Na National Nu National ¬
tional tonal Civic federation endeavored endevore to tobring tobring tobring
bring the representatives representatves of both in interests Interest interests ¬
terests terest together or to act as 25 mediators mediatorsbetween mediatorsbetween
between them themWe themVe themWe
We Ve held conferences with the te ad advisory adVIsor adVisory ¬
visory VIsor board bord of the Amalgamated Aalsmated Aalsmatedclaton asso association assoelation ¬
elation claton at Pittsburg Pltsburg and obtained prop propositions prp prpositons propositlons ¬
ositions ositons from It with wih authority authorit to sub submit submit ¬
mit the same same to the United Unie States Steel Steelcorporation St Steelcorporation l lcorportion
corporation corportion These propositions propositons we wesubmitted wesubmited wesubmitted
submitted submited to the corporation corJOraton at yester yesterdays yeter yeterdays yecterdays ¬
days nVednesays Wednesdays conference The Thecompany Thecompany Thecompany
company rejected rejecte the proposition propositionWe propsiton propsitonVe
We Ve then discussedthe discusse the situation siuaton at atlength atlengh atlength
length with wih Mr Schwab and his col colleagues colleages colleagues ¬
leagues leages lengh and obtained obtaine from rom them the theconditions t1e t1econditons theconditions
conditions conditons upon which they would wouldagree woul wouldagree
agree to settle sette the strike these thte terms termsto
evening to hold good goo until ut this Thursday Thursdayevening Thuray Thurayevening Thursdayevening
Watd Wanted More Time TimeWe TimeWe TimeWe
We submitted submitte these terms ters to Mr MrShaffer MrShafer MrShaffer
Shaffer Shafer and his colleagues cleague We were wereadvised wereadvised
advised by the representatives reprenttive of the vtheAmalgamated theAmalgamate theAmalgamated
Amalgamated Amalgamate asosciatlon laton this Thurs Thursday Thursday Thursday ¬
day afternoon arernoon that there was not no suf sufficient suffcient cutficlent ¬
ficient fcient time tme to consider consder the te proposition propositionthat propition propitionthat
that the officers ofcers at the Pittsburg itburg head headquarters headquarter headquarters ¬
quarters quarter had no authority authorit to accept apept or ordecline ordeclne ordecline
decline declne it I that the advisory advisry board bor is issummoned Issummoned issummoned
summoned to meet met tomorrow tomorow Friday FridayThe Fridy FridyThe FrIdayThe
The officers ofcer of the Amalgamated Amalgate as association a8soclaUon assoclatlon ¬
sociation expressed expresed their conviction convlctonto convlctontoP to tous tous
us that the e proposed terms will not o oan bo boapproved beapproved
J ew
approved P We entertain T the hope that thatan thatan h
an will m amicable amicble yet be reached settlement stteent of this th conflict conflictwill confct confctm conflictwill
It I was wa learned Ipar latetonight 11 ght that at atthe atthe
the request requ st of the U cencifltfon < dftn commit committee Cml committee ¬
tee Mr Schwab agreed ageed today toy to t extend extendthe exten extendthe
the time tme for the acceptance acptanc of his hi offer offerto oaerto offerto
to tomorrow Friday Fray evening eveing Late Latetonight Le Letonight Latetonight
tonight Mr Mitchell ichel started strted for Ha Hazleton Hazleton Hazieton
zleton Pa Pa on business busine of the United UnitedMine Unit UnitedMine
Mine Workers WorkersA Worker
A report from Pittsburg Plttburg that Mr MrShaffer MrShafer MrShatter
Shatter Shafer and Mr Williams VIJams were sup supposed suppose supposed ¬
posed pose to have started strte for New York Yorkwas Yorkwas Yorkwas
was discredited disreied by the positive psltye infor information inCormaton Information ¬
mation maton that the advisory board bord of the theAmalgamated thea theAmalgamated
Amalgamated a association I t n will meet pieet etJ in inPittsburg inPlttsburg
Pittsburg tomorrow to consjder Mr MrSchwabs MrSchwabs
Schwabs proposition propositon This it is un understood understood Understood ¬ I
derstood differs differ from Mr Morgans Morgansproposition Morgns MorgnsproJOs1on Morgansproposition
proposition proJOs1on only that it stipulates stpulates the themills themills
mills mis In which theUnlted States Sttes Steel Steelcorporation Stel Stelcorporation Steelcorporation I
corporation had succeeded succeeed In opening openingas
as nonunion mis mills should remain non nonunion nonunion nonunion ¬
union the company being unwilling unwilng to toabrogate toabrogate toabrogate
abrogate the contracts which it had hadmade hadmade hadmade
made with wih the men who are now at atwork atwork atwork
work in those mills millsBELIEVE mis millsBELIEVE
BELIEVE BELIV THAT TT T TBE TBESTRIKE lH K KSTRIKE
STRIKE ST WILL W BE SETTLTBD SETTLTBDPittsburg SEL SETTLDPittsburg 1
Pittsburg Pitburg Sept 5 5The The prevailing prevailinopinion Ple prevailingopinion U t
opinion in Pittsburg Pltburg tonight tonlg t is that the thegreat thegreat I
great gret steel strike is practically pracily settled settledbut setle settledbut I Ibut
but absolutely nothing thlng posltivp pUv can cn be belearned b belearned f flearne
learned learne from either eiter side se to t the contro controversy otr otrversy eontreversy ¬
versy versyThe versyThe versyThe
The day was spent spnt by the Amalga Amalgaj Amalgamate Amalgamated
j mated mate advisory avisry board boar in secret ret confer conference conference ¬
ence behind behid doors dors that tht were guarded guardedcloser gard gardcloser guardedcloser
closer than ever before The newspa newspaper newspaper newspaper ¬
per dead ded line lne was drawn drwn most Jst ef effectually EC ECfectualy effectually ¬
fectually fectualy When W en the final adjournment adjournmentfor adournment I
for the day came cme at about 63 530 30 those thosewho thosei thoseiwho
who had been ben inside headquarters eQuart s re relused retused retused
tused to say a word in i answer to In Insistent Insistent insistent ¬
sistent questions quetons and volunteered volunter no nostatement nosttement nostatement
statement sttement When the meeting m Ung was wasover wasover I
over it i was W8 learned lene for the first frst time timethat lme I
I that President Shaffer Shater had not t been beenwith bn bnwih beenwith
with wih his colleagues colege during durng the tb after afternoon a afternoon r rnon ¬
noon non session sessionRumors seion seionRumor sessionRumors
Rumors Rumor were current curnt all al evening that thathe thathe thathe
he and Secretary Secretr Williams VUlams had gone goneto goneto goneto
to New York but at a late lat hour lonight lonightboth onl oniglitboth bt btbt
both bt 3Ir Ir Shatter Shafer and Mr Williams Williamswere WUlams WUlamswere Williamswere
were found at their homes ome Mrs h Wil Williams Vl Vllllama ¬
llama lam stated stat that neither neiter Mr r Shatter Shaffernor Srer Srernor
nor any other official OfCI al of the te association associationwas sS5caton sS5catonwa associationwas
was wa going ging to New York YorkWhile YorkVhle YorkWhIle
While Vhle no official ofial statement was wa made maderegarding madeI maderegarding
regarding regrdlnl further movements mvemenu tttnight tttnightit t night nighti
I it i was ws learned on good o authority aut rH that thata tht thtI
a meeting meetng of C the executive exeutve board b of oftiie ortae
I tile tae Amalgamated association aat1 had been beencalled beencalled n naIe
called aIe to take up the te peace pc matter > r and andthat ardthat audthat
that it I was wa probable that this thi meeting meetingwould rUng rUngwould meetingwould
would be held bel tomorrow tomorrw or Saturday Saturdayat
at the t latest latestNone latet latestNone
None of the te members living lvin outside outle of ofPittsburg otPlttbur ofPlttshur
Pittsburg Plttbur Plttshur arrived arYe in the city 11 < v tonight tonighthowever toni tonighthowever ht hthowever
however If I this meeting letng convenes convenessoon convnssoon onn g g8n
soon 8n it I is believed bleve that same Ue proposi proposition prpusi prpusiI pLOjS3Son ¬
Son ton for a settlement stteme nt of the strike rtrikc will willba vIllba
ba b decided that will be possible possibleto
< decde upon upn wl b pssible pssiblet
corporation corporationwjth corratIflwith > n nwth
I to with wjthPending t wthPending withPending meet met the United Unie States Sttes cr rat
Pending such a derision declion on the part partof partof art artaJgamated
of the Amalgamated aJgamated association uciat 11Y Ireti Iretident l lttsident > rtd rtddent
dent Shatter Shafer declined declie to make any anystatement lry lrysttement anystatement
statement sttement and persistently persstety I rtared leetanedthai rtaredthat
that tal peace talk came onv onl from th these theseoutside < < 1 1outsIdE > e eoutside
outside outsIdE of the organization orgniztin who wen wenacting w wereacting I Iactng
acting actng without authority autorib Ke H had hld no noobjection noobjection
objection ohjeton to the arrangement arr emen of any anyarbitration ay ayabitaUon atiyarbitration
arbitration abitaUon scheme but none had been beenmentioned beenmcntfOned
I mentioned mentionedCannot mcntfOnedCannot
mcnton
mcntonCanot Cannot Canot Accept Terms TermsHe Ters TersHe TermsHe
He declined delne to commit commi hims hln htntsef f on the thework thework thework
work of the civic federation federatm in behaf behafof blR i iof
of the steel workers and denied deied that thatthere ta thatthere t tthere
there was wa any dissatisfaon dls dlsaatisfa tra on among amongthe amgthe amongthe
the strikers strikers over the delay dela in I ti settling settlingtl se lm lmt
t tl strike 8tk He said that the th menex menexp men ex exPHte cxpteted
p PHte pteted oted t to < stay rmt 1t for fol a lonj IO lot time and andwere audwere titjwere
were not Rtdlsturbr disturbed by the apparent app pp trent 6 6termlnation di diterlnaton de determination
termination terlnaton of the trust to t it fight f the thematter th thmattpr thematter
matter out outThe outThe outThe
The officials ofcots of the association aSolrion are ar be believed b bclieved ¬
lieved to have submitted a couiar ¬
submite a COt pro proposition lUlpoiton pr prposition
position poiton which whih came the nearest n ret t twhat twhat It Itwhat >
what they believed beleed could uld be b accepted acceptedby aCtptet
by b them with honor o r t ti > thtmselv thtmselvThis th themsevcThis m8eln m8elnThis
1 This proposition propositon vas a sent to N Ntw > v York Yorkand Yr Yorkand
and in reply word came cme this l l tenns tennsthat eenngthat tIng tIngthat
that it I was unsatisfactory usatsfacto aitd all al ne negotiations nt tiegotiations ¬
I gotiations sotatons were off offThis of offThis
This last lat information informaton comes from tom of orJ ¬
<
J
ficial fel sources sur and it was ws further furthtr stated statedthat late statedthat
that tt In view of the total totl failure faiul of the thepeace thepe thepeace
peace pe negotiations nelttn the officials ofclal of the theAmerican theAmicn thrAmerican
American Amicn Tin Plate Plte company cmpny will wi place placeadditional plnceadditonl placeadditional
additional additonl men in the Deminlar Dlnml r tin tinmills tinmils tinmills
mills mils tomorrow tomorrw m6rnin m ri They Tey were wereready 1 sct sctready
ready reay today toay it was w said sid but held off offIn t f if ifin
In n order to wait wat possible pl develoj develovnntA develovnntAor developnfor > n nts ntslor
J
for or peace pc which whic might miui m maArtt e rlt UP t nec necessary TkCesry n nescary ¬
essary esry to t place pla them there thereTrustee thereTruste thereTrustee
Trustee Truste John Pierce Piere today toay said saidwas said said1a sailwas
1a was impossible ImPble to accept the prop31 prop31tkm prps proiesIbis
Ibis t made ma e by the United States Sttes Sttescrportn a acorporatien QMJ QMJcorporation
corporation crportn as a by doing ding so some Ime ° of ofmeb ofmembers t tmembers
members meb of the t Amalgamated Amcamat associaq associaqtkm associ associtl assoc t ttieti
tkm tl would suffer sufferIs 8ufe sufferIs
Is No Dissatisfaction DissatisfactionIt Di6tfacon Di6tfaconI a aIt
It I would be unjust unu to t our members memberssaid member memhtrssaid
said Mr Fierce Pier to accept apt such terms termsWe ten4 termsWe
We have made no n counter ountr proposition propositionand prpsiion prpsiionand propoattionand
and still si insist on the te terms ter made and andare andare antare
are willing wlUng to arbitrate albitt the te difficulties difficultiesThe dfeul difticuithsThe UtS UtSThe
The committee that tat visited vte President PresidentSchwab PresidentSchw PreaideSchwab
Schwab Schw had no authority autrt from toAmalgamated to tAAagmaled t n nAmalgamated
Amalgamated Aagmaled association aiation to settle ste the thedispute thedisvute timedispute
dispute The members memr were wer acting atng on ontheir ontheir antheir
their own responsibility responsibilityThe resnlbWt
The strike strie is J in the te same sDe position positiontoday psit positiontoday
today toda as a Itwas I it was before for the conference conferencewas conferencewa
was wa held hed in New York yesterday yestery The Thelocal Tbelocl Thelocal
local locl situation Is I practically prtcaly unchanged unchangedbut uchagd uchagdbut
but it i is 1 in better bter shape shan than it was wa last lastweek lastwek lastweek
week wek We ye have made me some sme gains gins and andare ad andare
are still sti confident that tat we will wU win win It Itwill ItwIl Itwill
I will wIl be impossible jmJOslbe for the combination combinationto comblnaton
to operate opte Its It plants pts satisfactorily satisfactorilywithout 8tlsactoriy satisfactorilywithout
I without wlN0ut the aid of Amalgamated Ag8te asso association cesoelation ¬
elation cn men menMr men menMr
Mr Pierce Piere would not no say sy that all al ne negotiations it itgotiations ¬
gotiations gotUons had ha been ben broken brken off of and his hisintimation hiaIntimaton ht3intimation
intimation Intimaton that the Amalgamated Aagtd asso association ass assoelation ¬
elation ciaton is wlJn willing to t arbitrate abltral differ differences dier differenoes ¬
ences would indicate inle that tt all 3 efforts effortsfor effortsfor effortsfor
for peace vee have not t been b abandoned abandonedAside abndone abandonedAside
Aside Ade from trm the mysterious mytei conference conferencethere cner conferencethere n
there tere was wa little ltte of a startling Wu nature nature in inthe Inthe Inthe
the strike in I this thl city cit The Te steel seel offi officials of otticials ¬
cials claim caim a big gain gin in the te addition additionof adIton adItonot
of 22S men at the te National NaI Tube Tub works worksat work
at McKeesport McKeprt making mng the t total totl num number number numher ¬
ber at work 625 and accessions aions at the thePennsylvania thePnneylvania
an
Pennsylvania P nn6Ylvana tube works wor and ad the theContinental te theContinental
I Contnentl Continental tube Ipant t in this ths city cityThe ciy ciye cityThe
The e strikers strker offset otst this thi by claiming claimingthat clalming clalmingtat claimingthat
that tat the Demmler Demler tin tn mill miY could uld not notbe notbe notbe
be started strte this thi morning mrning as officially officiallyscheduled otcialy otcialyshedule officiallyscheduled
scheduled shedule because beas of the lack lk of rc2n rc2nManager D msnManager n nMagr
Manager Magr Lauck of the Demmler Dmler plant plantdeclared plantdeclared t tdeare
declared deare this Us afternoon atn that tht 100 10 men menwere menwee menwere
were wee ready rey to so J to t work work but the thestart te test thestart
until tomor tomorrow tosserrow
row start st would be deferred de untl mr mr1w ¬
1w S Sonly r
Only One O Coeiliofc
The Te only trouble trOlble b reported reprte from any anydistrict anY anydistrict
district today toay was w that tat from Canal CanalDover Cana CanalDover
Dover Dovr where District D Manager Manar E J3 J3Cline fJ ECline
Cline Clne of the Sheet Sh Steel Stl company compn was waaknocked Wdgkoke wasknocked
knocked koke down and narrowly nrowly 3iapel ascapelsevere 3iapelsevere ape1
severe treatment teatent at the hands of a aparty aparty
party prty of strikers striker during dulng a heated dis discussion ds dscussion discussion ¬
cussion The strikers assert art that Clma Clmawas Clmwas Chuewas 31
was the aggressor aggI and charges charge will wl be bepreferred beprefere bepreferred
preferred prefere against aln him himSheriff himSherif himSheriff
Sheriff Sherif William Wiia McKinley of ABe Allegheny All ABegheny ¬
gheny ghny county conty will wl not no enter into any anycpntroversy a anyc
cpntroversy c ntroversy with wt Mayor Mayr Robert Ro rt J JBlack JBlack JBlack
Black of Keesport Keprt regarding regrdng the send sending s sending nd nding ¬
ing of deputies depute to t guard par the plants plant of ofthe otthe ofthe
the American Aercn Tin Plate Plate company at atDemmier atDemmle atDemmter
Demmier The sheriff sherif declares delare that ha hais h heis
is only performing prforing his duty vested vest i in inthe I inthe
the authority authorit and responsibilities re1nlblties of his bisoffice husofce hisoffice
office ofce and will wi not be disturbed ditbe by the thecriticisms te tecrticisms thecriticisms
criticisms crticisms of McKeesporfs Mceprts chief ex executive executve cxecutive ¬
ecutive ecutiveAs ecutiveAs
ecutve ecutveuA
uA As the sheriff of thi this county I Will wliltry wil wilt Willtr
try t tr to t comply with wih the laws of Pann Pannsylvania P Psnnsylvania mn mnsylvaia
sylvania sylvaia and will wi send sRd deputies deJute wher wherever w wherever e1 e1ever ¬
ever they tey may be required reuire he said saidThe saidThe saidThe
The fololwing telegram te1g was wa received receivedtoday reived reivedtoday receivedtoday
today by President PreIdet Shatter ShafferJollet Sbfer SbferJolet ShatterJoliet
Joliet Jolet IlL II Sept Spt 5 5Shafer 5Shaffer Shaffer Pitts Pittsburg Pits Pitsburg Pittsburg ¬
burg Pay no attention atenton to t the thp rumor rumorfrom rlOt rumorfrom
from here that tt the men intend with withdrawing whdrawing w h hdrawing ¬
drawing from the te Amalgamated Amagamated af afelation afC afCoo as aselation >
elation Boys are solid Deny ny all al FUv FUvrumors FCC e erumors
rumors oo in j Plttaburr papers papersW pe 1 1W
P ur < W W C CPresident < JSATYVt JSATYVtPresident 1 1eient
President eient FourthDistrict FourthDistrictStand For Fourth t1 DJtrrt DJtrrtStd District DistrictStand
Stand Std b bGeorge bGege bjSb5Jer bjSb5JerGeorge
George Gege Powell Powel president eetdent of the Tin TinWorkers Tn TnWorker TinWorkers
Worker Workers protective rottve rotecUve pcent association aoaton called calledon ca1 call < d don f fon
on President Preident Shatter Shae today ty He state stat i ithat Itht Ithat
that tht he deplored depJa a recent rent publication publicationcriticising publcUon publcUoncrtclslng publicationcriticising
criticising crtclslng President Predent Shatters Shars conduct conductof conut conutor
of the strike stIke and stated stte that he had hadnot h4not
not inspired ispire the te article artcle and ad In I ia a t tknew tkew tknew
knew kew nothing of the matter until uti it waR waRpubUse vaapublished s spublished
published pubUse In reference to the th > session sessionof ses sestitTtof n
of the t hot mill mi men President Powell Powellstated 1ow Pow I IL ILstated
stated stte that the te constitution consttuton of the Fed Federation Fe F I Ieration ¬
eration era1onoC of Labor Lbr with which both the theAmalgamated tr theAmalgamated
Amalgamated Aagmte association 8iaon and ad the theWorkers Tin TinWorkers TnWorker
Workers Worker association aaton are connected connectedwould connect connectedwould
would woul prohibit the te reported reprte change ch of ofthe orthe ofthe
the hot mill mi men menA men menA
A steel stel official ofcil announced anounced tonight that tat
100 10 men would be b taken taen from the te Star Starplant Starplant Ste Steplant
plant in this tIs city ciy and ad transferred tansferr t tother tother tother <
other plants plant They Tey will wil leave leave the th city cityover ciY Ii Iiover
over the te Pennsylvania Pennsylvaia railroad ralr but buttheir bu buctheir c cthei
their thei destination destnation has ha not been bn learned learnedThe learmd learmdThe learn 4 4The
The official ofcial says sys the te Star plant plt has hasmore ha hamore b bmore
more men at work then can c be b accom accommodated acom acommodated acconimodated ¬
modated comfortably and this tt division divisionwill divisionwl dlvii a aWill
will wl be b made mae to assist lass le lec fortunate fortunatemills fOtute fOtutemis fortun fortunmills
mills millsI mis misAdvlces millsAdvlces
I Advlces from frm Canal Dover 0 to tonight tonight t t tnight ¬
night say sy The attempt attempt to t operate oprate the themill themi themlii
mill mi at this place plae has h been ben a failure failureTwo fclure fclureTo failureTwo
Two To mills mis started stte three thre days ago ao To Today Today Taday ¬
day the fires were wee drawn drw The Te com combine combine cornbine ¬
claimed have haveenough ha haenough haveenough
bine has came for some sme days to
enough men mn to operate at least leat four fourmills rourmis ft tu r C Cmills
oate
mills mis The strikers strIke have denied this thisand thisAnd thsand
and declared dela It would wld be b impossible Impossibe t trun 0 0rn I Irun
run rn the mills mil with wth the men mn who are ia iathe 11 I a athe
the mills mis at atpresent present prt It I was positively positivelyasserted psltyely psltyelyar positiveyasserted
asserted ar today that tat there the are ar sixtysis sixtysismen slxtysimn
men mn within the mill mi enclosure encloUre ThIs Tikisincludes Tls Tlsinclude ThIsIncludes
includes include all al the common cmmon working men menoffice men menoffice
office ofce civrks cuk cit rita officials ofcal and skilled skIe men menof men menof
of whom there thee are a nine Twentytwo Twentytwomen Tentytwo Tentytwomen
men were imported and the remainder remainderwere remainderwere
remaer remaerwere
were residents resident jmprte of s this thi 5 5DBANK city cityDRANK ct ctDRA citys
DRANK DRA POISON AT ATHJER ATHR ATHER
HER HR DINNER PARTY PARTYNew
+ New York Sept Spt 5 iThe The climax climaxto clmx clmxt 4 4to
+ to t a dinner dlae party p given gven by Mr Mrand Mrnd 4 4and
+ and nd Mrs M Albert Abrt S E Peters Petet at attheir atteir 4 4their
+ their teir home hme in this city cty came cme last lastnight lat latnight lastnight +
+ night when whe Mrs Mr Peters Ieter deliber deliberately deUbr deUbrately 4 4ately
+ ately walked lke to the th sideboard sideboardfllleCei sbad sbadf1 4
4 fllleCei f1 8 liquor lquor glass glas with wih carbolic caurbolicacid cblc cblcaid 4 4acid
+ acid aid and ad facing faing her guests guestsdrained gests gestsdraned 4
4 drained draned the te glass gla5 Her action actionit acton actonit 4
4 it is said sad was brought about by bya
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