”ray...
of» aura-antic. unwind.” $3.1“
mil.
their
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ilalll ‘1 W911. Ivory Podoyla
1%....11'11 1""- 1-“1' no
It
HIM who
imam. a avail-luau: ma; 11.
111 ”Wellington Ilmt .
IIINILIJ l. HIAD,
acting as agent for
Mutual llflllas. 611.. um. i.'
National Ilglltry company,
andfluma Flro.‘ oldent. Harlan and
Liability (“9111an
land for outirnatea. IAIN (WHICH '
5ft William street. New York City:'
in
, MISS POLllilD AGAIN.
She Gives the Lawyers Some
More Trouble.
POINTS AGATNST BBBOKINBIDGB.
IIIHI mir- 'I‘eptlmony Turn to 'l'nttrra
by In. McClellan Brown - Some of tha
Plat-litr- ('oualna Con-drool an Alibi.
Wm flu Colored Cook Snw.
WMHINGTW. .'iprll 6 lichutting evi
deuce for Madeline l’ollard wan the ordn-
of the day after the 1111111: for the daienav
had been cloned. There was first some
conflicting teatimony regarding the birth.
death and name of Mina i’oilard’a aeotmd
child, the aiintlff hem-if being called 1111
. a witnm qr hrr opponenta to relate how
lthadbeen sent to a foundilng Myium.
Of warm the blender woman k1-pt the op-
poain attorneya on the anxious benwh for
mounts“. v 1
"W11? who;
a... i am May.
' mun. Ill“ ‘fll
flotilla. California
tumult. Egypt.
and other potato of 1m to traveler»
Iillll'il IDIIILI Illllll IIIi
Outdoihlranltolltnnald mild
unannounmarmmmnol.
'lawwudam
”:8 ”WI.”
nmmm
193' ll. I‘IAJ'P ”all!“
To It. 5 Nina! film.
2.1.90.1. 1.11.233”... ijimfi
wanta oi the” bnainaaa command!
fiWi%
had her write lore lettera for hint.th
could not imagine how Min Pollard'a at.-
torneya had got hold of tho faota. The let.-
tm had lawn handed to her writtan in
Colonel Iireokhiridge’a hand. She had
copied them and returned to hlmtho man
nacrlpt and copy.
The Colored Cooh'a 'l'aallrnony.
Another witness was tho cdored cook
from the house on ll street. where Miu
Pnliard had lived with Mra, Thoma, who
declared that. Colonel Breckinridga had
said to her laat April that he wanted her
to come and cook for them when he and
Mia Pollard began houaekaeping
"Did ('oionel Brenkinridge call often!"
lilr lintterworth inquired.
' 'tlftt-n. very often. "
“How often?"
"Soriwtimea every day; sonnetlmra twice
a day; sometimes three that-11 a day."
Miss i’ollard had come to theht‘uw'in
F.ebruary Mary fixed the day of tin-
lunnh heroine her people had nailed for’
Europe that day. and Mrs. Thomas had
the piraaure of taking the houae for al\
mouths.
"Mr. lirkaiuridge railed to 111+ Mina
fear a a would again get. away from them
and help hér o'wn 011119.119 aha had dntn
under croaa examination.
The rebuttal brought forth aeveral poo-
ple from Koutuuk y~~lh me of them roaaim
of Mina Panrrlwto prove an alibi for hat
‘in reply iotiiu drtmaltiona of Strauhfillrr
(nee Hhinglrfmwar), llirain Kaufman and
John Brandt. the Wiff’ii‘iii-l‘il for the 111--
ftnaa whu had attempted to blmvken her
character. Mra. Miller had sworn that in
1877 and 1m thc- plaintiff wan atnpplns
'with an 'aunt tlvo 11‘1in from Lexington
and acting imprupnrly uith turn in the
neighborhood.
John Brandt wan numug flu-1n. but 111'»
cording to her Wiitirwaeu 11hr. lived in Pitta
burg from 11176 to lHMJwith an aunt. Mra.
McClellan lirown wife of the former prin-
cipal of the Ti 11111131111 luatitute disputed
flatl the tmtluion) oi liunkln Russell and
not entally exhlhltul a photograph oi
iaa Pollard taken in 191114. the year in
hioh aha tint met the infant]. ’l‘hr phu
Waph t‘orrohornted the testimony that
Mina Pollard was at. that time a whoolgirl.
her arm rear-hing lo the top of her 1112111111,
Mn. MrCIeilnn Brown. ‘
Mrs, Brown mid: "Tim rulw for receiv-
ing company of gentleuwn in the 1'“ y wrre
that via ta could be made Friday evenings,
and thcnyonly in the parinru. library and
om”. all oponinu one intuanuther. The
luchera revolved their company at the
“me time and place. Thia had lawn the
w: alone the founding of the inaf it uliun
on I went. there. I found folding door-a
Minn tho rooma, which i had takun
down, and i put up portir-rw, which were
hung trim" to the Walls and were new-t
dnwn. (lite-n thr-rc were none liu'rr. for
the portit'rua wore put up for ,«prrlal 11121-11:
alone and taken down,”
“Did you our 11911 liankln Rout-ll at the
college?" .‘f'r. (furliailr 1111111111.
"l have.”
"Waait. pmallflw fur a ynunu man to hold
a young lady in his lap tiwre for an hunt
and a half in the evening?"
The answer of Mr». Brown u a» loit in :1
hurried nlljertion from Mr. Shelby whit-l1
approached the intrnnlty 11in you. lie ar~
guedthat 1'1mditiona muld be described.
but not. the inference of the Mine-11.11 nah,
[meaibilitiea nrialng from liitmr1'11ll1iifihll~.
and in thin he Wt!!! anataiurd.
"Young ladiee m-re not permitted to 1.1-:
young menaiunr at all and nnvt'r to 111-.
tin-tn but (mf‘l' a w1-1-k,"1iai1i the uilnm,
"We had tun young latiim that your wht.
were engaged. but they men- not nlltm‘mi
to receive roll» but “are a week. The
young ladies receive-ltbrir V i‘ifnra in pub
lit: in the public rnomn. "
"Do you remember the 1.1.1 1M1 (if Mr
"mil to the 111111.111
Mr». Brown did not know that of he!
knowledge, but runwmin-rmi tbr laut lime
aha had awn him.
"I lost, aaw him on the own-inn of the
literary mutant. when Mm l’nilurd won
the great virtnry for her much-1y."
When Mimi to tell what manueroi man
Mr. “limit“! wan, aha mid lmprenalvniy, a-
lhotmh lieiii‘rring an oration: “A mutatry
comic-man of haunt. fut-P.1d grm'n iillilil
and manner, of a pure nimmpiit'l'l: and
language and rewrrntial toward billion.
lie wan an admirer of Mina i'oliard'a in-
tcliulnal attainmuntu, nation» for hat
beat daveio ment "
"Bright. at not drop.“ Wilton“! deacrlp
tiou aha pro on was. «random ion of Mill
I'ollard'a mind.
"You would hardly uxpmi. a ariimluirl
of that age to lw (loop. The timory nine
won Ivan notable," tin- wltnm. continued
"Mun of her youth. lit-r opponent wan
much older."
"Judging hlrl' youth from her "pH-turn
fallow," intrrplmii'olom-l l’blllp'i’lmmp
-1
"So: from her appearanru. declared
Mn. Brown.
I’M Typewriter its-in.
J align limiiey took a hand in qumliuu
in“, Oilcifinfl the information that. on Fri
day night» than uaually hall born from i
toflullm in the parlura of tha «hoof.
Mn. ilmiaa Lowell waa recalled, and
our the obiecliflm of the deft-nee the want
milled totall the ruthenium of the iaiv
tar to “My Dear Him-r innit-e."
There wan much diffh'ulty in getting the
«amoral in pruper fun... lift-a. lmwil
began:
"i thought from iiw lwxlnnim‘ of “My
Dear filater i1ml~11‘that"«~ but «ran hailed
by baton» of objnttlnna. bring informed
that her though“ were not wanted
Starting on a new lull. aha uni-l, "Nat
Iniiy from the tenor of the letter" .. to he
waylald by the protein-1 of the do-
naily, when pinned down 11. telling
W lull-tanta- of the fallen. ahe var-fated
"floapohof the great diaparity hatwm
their am, of M11 great love for her and. l
tldah. and the automaton that he not”
hm two of the name family of aurh «iii
Mont ages who loved each other an well
That was the tenor of tho whole letter and
of other eitniiar mm whirl: follownl it in
nah min» highly of may manumipt
which had been not him for criticiam and
Wme3 he 1111-. of the min
when the letter was addrealcd. iia told
hawlu‘ 1m in «1111 to an away from
which kept him from her and
Misti glowing term the meeting
“would than when i111 returned. lla
“Wharton.” to lava he: let-
ter. around. an purple attain took in bureau
drawers.
M‘Intltoidhafto
T’ollard two or three timea a day o'xceptin
when he waa out of the city "11 was al»
rent from the 1' ity two or three times, and
them tllnea trlrurmua would come‘
f‘olonci Breckinridga had said they were
going in housekuupina .in the rarly fall:
had klwod Ali-1a Pollard and put hia arms
around her when he called during. the
month of May {after hia marriage to Mrs.
Wing merrily in New York]. She thought
he had gone away once about the filth or
April. Mien l’oilnrd had been with Mrs.
'i‘honmn more an a companion than a
Murder. \iary uaidnn redirect examina—
tion that 'h1-r p111pl11 ' was the family of a
Well known guitieman, and Mrs. Thomas
did not her-p a boarding house. but merely
tuok'the flulmv during their aim-nee in
Europe.
Mn. .‘iint'ar. who had appeared before.
the landlady of 1haLafayetteaquarehouse.
was recalled and wax asked if Mia-1 Pollard
had been there during the month of Au—
gust, ltilrl. and the queation wnsubjm'ted
to, Mr, ('arlisle explained that ('olon1d
Brm'kinridxuhud testified that Mine Pol-
lard a 1111 not in town that month, but Mr.
Shelby raturtmi that he had only untitled
that he did not 9111- her in that. month.
The (pic-«lion being admitted, Mrs. Ml-
near aaaerted that from her book ahe
learned that .\ll.11a Pollard wan there on the
Biat day of August ataylng for a few daya.
Thia waa the time when, Miss Pollard as-
mta. Colonel Brerklnridxe met her at the
depot on her arrival in the city and pro-
poar-d to marry her formally for the first
tinu iirrr th1 murt adjourned
,llorementa of Ocean Steamahlpa.
Saw in]; K April 6. —'l'he following
eteamahlpa are due today; Storm King.
Slit-hie; Fact-1t ills-march, Genoa; 'I‘rave,
Bremen; Woo-land. Antwerp; Had Sea,
Barry; Iii'itnnnlry Liverpool; Ubdarn. Rot-
tardam; Croft, Leith', n. F. Matthews, Gil}
raitar. Handel, Gibraltar: (‘laribeL Port
Limon. 'i'olmln, shieltla: Maroon. Dundee:
Taormina. liainhurg; Muriel. tit. Croix;
lily-nu. ilihraltar; hichiadam. Amulet-dam:
\'1-1111dnm. Rotterdam.
The Shiloh Reunion.
.iull_\~1i.\\’li.l.i. Ky.. April ll.-—'l‘hc lame
1-x1'urv-ion party on the way to the Shiloh
battlefield reunion pamd through bore
and wm- great-1d by the entire population
of the my .\ “rand reunion was held at
For! )icilenry. Today the flrat grand re-
union 1d 1h.- old anidiars north and anuth
in being held on the Shiloh battlefield.
Lotto-r Day uninta (lath-r.
5.11.1 l..11.1.1f1rr,.-\pril 1i.——.\ll day the
city law from filling up with visitor! and
atrangrra from all parta of the territory
and 11111111: from adjoining atatm. The 011-
1:a~ioni~1 tine flirty-fourth annual ('1mf1'r~
euro of ihe- (‘hurl'b of drum l‘hrlnt of Lab
tor liuy Salute. 1.1. hich "pound in tho tah1'rv
mu'le here today.
ram .300 For Green ()muia.
5111131411111. Alana. April 6.11 Richard
Petora of illunvm-to-r munty. N. il..r11porta
that 111- hm been rubbed of £1410 by New
York green “Outfit men. He wont to New
York and aupymwl that he natured 07.000
worth of l'lLIilillttf‘fltii money for Witt from
game aharpen it “an brown paper he
bought .. , ‘
Mauls Robber-f Bi. Hull.
Hmmum, Kan. April limit haa Juut
been learned that tho Exchange Satinnal
bank of 111111 city waa robbed a day or two
ago of m unu‘lmt the unit-era aucceodad in
keeping it a Murat in the hope of catching
the rubber 'l‘ he rubber la auppoaed to have
knnu n tiw 1v111nbinaiihtt.
Ill-3mm Dyan Ilia lo Inlaido.
tiiuaanm nil-11.. AprlilimJoth. New-
man, who wan rlmrged with netting ilrato
Hamlin-It‘- block and who" one waa on
trial in the mnnlripal wart, committed
111111111114»); han lug hlmaeif in a doomed
hut aimriiylw before hi0 trial wa- finialmi.
“51111“ 1111 quilted.
1a.. ludian War.
Emu. u. 1'. April 1i.«-Additiounl newa
(mm in.- mu. of the indian war la until»
talnabla The aettlfra in the muthwutteru
part of the territory are becoming alamad
at the aspect of affair» and in many fox
names are pruparlng to flee at a moment’-
untim-
llluhler Thornton Giant-l.
M .luaamt. Mirth. April ii. «The mar
Home of Lorin A. Thurston. ilawalian rain-
iater, to ilattla Fl. l’otm. daughter of Mr.
and Mn. l1 11.91am of H1 Jmph.tooi1
plow at the hride' a home. They will tell
for Honolulu on April I.
,..................w
a nominal to lab" lunar
Tm 31’, L. Apriifiw'f'he Rah"! This:
tiemorial aeaiariatlou hae decided tame:
a monument an a memorial to the late
Robert lim- who ran aiaia on fan rim
that day.
Iowa Wotan lay Vale.
lira airman April a. «The aim senate
wad tin hrmae bill emf-fling on women
the right. to rota for town, city and actual
ammo- and no question of loaning hunch.
W
In}; .1. a. Walla ma.
Waaaian'rutl. A l GM.“ 4. A. Wat
m. motor of 111. mur- Flotaaa Mm
11111. ohureh. «not «My .1 M11 than of
ham anon-«alum -.
....J—ua
WWI-irons all?
maximum Inn-llama” Ir
broom and WW “Italian“
mm-enmmmurmllnur,
Mmihumtfllh‘hlily.
Blithe! Man-h and again about the last of '
3130mm! Mid}.
Iailuhmhm
ammmnhmd.
Immuluud.
ltwillnayl’aurnaaaen tolook over our
atook and art prion.
and 111m...
annual 111111 1111111111
FOR SALE.
Two Sixty Gallon (lil Tints.
....L. H. Deoker,
flu Washington 8t.. 80- Hamlin?!
GOXEY l8 STlLL MGVING.
Now Has an Army of Over Four
Hundred Men.
“GREAT UNKNOWN” 18 IDENTIFIED.
Bo la a Viral (.‘laaa Drill Mutt-r From the
Weatwlftnnaatud Welcomed the ('nmr
monwo-l With (lpon Anna and l'rovi~
lilnla— “finally on to “'aalilngton.
PITTSBURG April tl. -—(' any” 11 army.i1av
ing rented fortwoday a atarted out briskly
for Washington from here. The proot'éalon
palm-d ot er the main thoroughfares in
Pittaburg, which were througt-d ,“ ith
thousand» of apot'tatora At Homestead
an eat-1m of an met the 11nmuonweal. and
headed by the Homestead atocl w orka hand
they paraded the priurlpal atrvota on tha
way to tho 1'lr1'ua grounda. whore dinner
was wrved and camp pitched. Later a
meeting nan hold whi1h “as intruded by
aevaral thouaand people i’revloua to the
arritul of the army llurgeaa Mo“ hinney
aware in 201ioputien. uho nili .‘II‘i‘H until
the ”aoldlrra" leave town.
Sixty-seven tiie'ltilm'a of the army were
unrated on'thc strut-ta uf A‘livultany,vaud
aiterahearlnu :15. worn llimvhargmi and '31
acnt._tu tha wnrkhouur for :11» and W daya.
“H-"
ii“. "i
The wurkhuuw nnw inn tilt niemlu-ru of
the communwrui in van for during the
next month.
The Bronte-t blow the army could anffer
came in thr ahapv of an order from all the
Chicago. Ohio and New York paporl for
the cart-1.1111111111111111: to leave the army and
8° to l'niunmwn. 'i'in1 1'rowda that gath-
ered along tiw line to cheer the army had
been drawn out by thrtruthfui descrip
tion of it glwn by tin-1111 nn-n. and nearly
ailtheprnvipinna contributed haw 1mm
became of the rrpurta. \\ l1i1'h m-re aim.
lutely tru11.thttt the nwu had nothing t1.
eat. Nowthnt tho advertiu‘mu nip-n!» haw
been withdraw 11 1h.- army will ho in a had
plight win-n it r1-a1vi11-u H111 ~pnr~1~ly settb-d
mountainouu distrirtu.
fir. Kirtland. .lnapvr.l..hnat1m and Wear:
ides no longc-r below to the 1'11111111onwea1,
They haw lawn lunmninuualy 1iiamiaat-d
Ind their 11211111111 arratu'hml off the roll,
Coley said, "W13 will have no dinu1 mu-
aeum freaks in thin aggrrgatinn,”
At Homestead the rt'l‘o-pliun of the com
monwoai was wry cordial. A large llllnlv
her of rerrulta ruruilml. ~u'1-lli1nrthu army
full“. and lull mun- an expo- t1d injniu
'i'lu1 "tllni'li’ 1:1mp it iii in- at iirn' Ill'lViiir'
.111. 11 l'xaxuwx "
.lryu" a truly ”Ila. More.
ST. intro, April 1i.~il1-iu'rnl F1111- and
his induatrial army will loam 1-111“ :41,
Loni» today and no info ramp on the Na:
tional turnplkv nrar ('ulllnnvillw. This
more in made by order of l'hlnf 11f l'oih'e
Walah of Tina! St. Louis. who b1 deter-
mined that after today the city ahall be
rid oi the army. f'umidorahlp grumbllna
ia heard ununu the men. who have grow 11
diloourageti at a rank of the privatlum
undergone ainvv arm in: here.
Two hundred nmnbera of the army were
offered work by the water board at laying
maina. ’l‘hoy warn uttered IlJanday fur
on. year. but refused to art-rut. 11a in“
tiny were not there to dig mud an1 lay
pipe. hut wore going 1m to W minim-1n 1..
force lrulllatinn in their llt'ilflii'
laduuriai a"... fuming.
OAKtM-‘II, (lain April ti. - 'l‘iu- roulnient
cl thelndualrial army whirl: arrlu-d nil
Tun-day from tutu l'ranrl-om fa atramlwl
beta. The effort of ti)» burden to m-ur»
luneportallnu wan denied. and fury have
been unable to got out.
The men are being prov Med with 11i111lt1-r
and an abundance of food by the 111111-111,
which may amount in a meaaura for their
”include! to walk. 'l'lirtuta to mun
tramportatlun by (one 111m common in
the ranks, and ronaidrrablls anxiety wan
felt by til! 11111111111111 (Jakland rnxarliillg tilt!
murmur. Arrangement: 1111-1-11 at but made
. with the railroad by whlrh tins army will
lean Oakland on a train at Ma nun pro
titled by tin- mad,
Who the «urn-at (film-1“ In.
(mart) 121111111111. Colo. April 11. Thu
"Unknown“ rmatnaadar of the Valley
form hi Major William Packer Clarke of
the.” 11111111111 battalion. Colorado national
ant. Majorctarkaiamaideml the heat
rill mat-term 1111.11.11. liewaa lmraerly
nonmetal with The Daily Star at 1111111211:
lie left on a vital to fianaylnnla about
film meta an" lta la a grandma of n
Governor William Parker of f’rnn-ylvm
tile
on at 11111 Ilnalm ”Ill!
Pnum'rn.i¢. if. April” Prank flan
in. meat the named llaalnn imam.
actor-land acrobata. died hm iil‘ wan Al
yaara old and had been 111k with 111111
mmptiou fatal-ma 1111111
A lam! I‘eli on "no.
W113, April dwl'rauh ll Brunette
mwmvo, wan much on the
hadbyalmreiwhiea tell minimum
of alarm» the la 1.1111111111111111... mam»
lion of the brain
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.....
migi‘... rational-a.
baa ”mm. ”I‘m. April if mtfim
nan Wilton «mm to I e and has
”in . hat the
So. Norwatk. Conn.
DARLINGTON EVACUATED.
Tillman (ls-den ‘l'roopl to (to llama—Vor-
dicl. of the (‘oronerla Jury.
Datamurou. St. 0.. April u.-—'l’lio din.
penaary war hi over-that is to any, nature
ha been entirely renter-rd. and the ‘com—
mandarin—chief haa lasued ordara for the
troopa to evacuate Burlington today. Thofiy
will be met ip l 'uiumldn by ilovcruor'l‘il ~
man and revelw their pay.
The 1"-‘mon1r-1 inqumt ilnlahed hearing
the teatiinony of tho 11 ltneasea in the man
lacre of cltlzviw ufi111' an all night aeaaiun.
The l’plt‘fl \vm- inqu in twdify and were
lent. away on n aparlal train. After he
had taatlflad .‘it'lauidnn wan when hya
company of militia to Florence and plural
underthechurge of tho military at that
plane.
Thin morning i'io-nerai ilichbourg took
him to Columbia The testimony given
before the curmu-r will not in- given to the
newapapera until Monday nut. Thu var.
dint of the jury was In tlw inllnwlngolfrct:
."That Spy dil'ia'lhi‘hli hliil'li .‘il‘. l". E.
Norman, Mr, L. iii, {Minn-11d killed Spy
Pepper. and Spyl‘niu: l'l1-1l \lr. ltvdmund.
and that till! Elvin-s 111-. ,1 1 .m bun-r l'ilil'll."
Warrants will b 1min. .1 1111- art-rad and
imprimmmrut of ‘.|1'l.1 '11'1'll 111.1! l'nln on
the charge of Illlll‘Al1'r' l1 is -:ii1l they will.
appear before mm 1.1 Iiw ‘l'illmaulte au-
premcmurt jlltimm and apply inrhail upon
lwrif 0f fillin'uu 1111mm. '1111pl1- item are
sorry that the military arr swing. and the
aol1li1zr11 urr' viriigilttni at. tho iimpilahio
manner in whirb tin-y have been rereivml.
The coroner‘s inquest over tin: body of
flenryflroon icolon-dl. who was shot by
Dr. Payne yeateniay. was held by John
Floyd, deputy rnruner. and a wrdlrt that
lvireon came to hi.- .1.-11111 by a plain! in tho
‘handa of Dr. Payne was found.
i'blrf Spy iinillnrd hm broken down on
a1'1'ountofth1-terrible marital and phyaicni
atrain he in“ born under during the laut
flvedaya. (Int-of tho guwrimr‘a lieutt-n/
anta who was at Durlingtnn said if in: bad
[man one of H111 runatablm he would not
have returned 111 that town for noun.
tiuvornur Tillman in already beginning to.
rmruanlnthe 1111-1“ militia Unly iii trun-
panios respnudml in fun mil to 1.51) to Dar
lingtun and h1- intimuhm that flit-re will
bl- a scrim of ('nurt umrtiula.(lflivrr11 will
proceed to ('ilurir-full today to called all
the atate arm» and accnutertnenta there
and bring tlwm t0 the utate armor; hero.
Similar action will probably 1... who all
owr the Ituh-
CALDWELL 5 DECISION.
A (ire-at \ Iclury l'ur (lrgnniaacl Labor and
nu- l‘nion I’m-mu Employer-1..
Hume, April d.»-Urganizmi inlair mm
ita Knuth-if \ic'tnry when in tho l'nitwi
diam uirruit murt .ludua iirnry ilald-
well hands-d down his deciaiun in the
Union “with: wage acheduio contest. In
the legal opinion thla declaration of the
court atunde out moat promim-ntly:
A corporation in organized rapital; it is cap-
ital «insisting of mum-y and mostly. Organ-
ilod labor in urgaiiimd vapitn : it ta capital run-
aiatlng of brain: and mum is. “but it in law.
ill for on. to do it 1.1 lawful fur the other to (I11.
lie lawful for the utnu-llholders and affirm" of
acorwrauun 11. mun Ale and conic-1111mm"
furthe pnrpun of ”during the wages of itn
ampioyroa or of tho divining of amino other
meanauf making ler lure-stumble profitable.
It is equally lawful forum-1.11mi labor to am
Mint“, mnauit and winter with a How to
maintain or lumen-1e wag". Ball. at! from
the prompting 11f rnilulltenni willy-llama, and
the lM‘iinn 11f luth In lawful when no llirrgal vi"
rnmlnai mean-1 1m- n-rd ur lilf'f'lail‘lu-ti.
That'vnirtrmuu “111. thrungmi “illi rnii’
road Illl‘f‘l at tho l111ur 111-t for liw hankering
of flicderluiuu. 'i'iu'ri- “11n- icu prriiun'
nariea lwfnrr .ludm- i'uldurll in-uuu lin-
roadinu An iln- lipilliull ltrul'l't‘iif‘ii the
Tu?! Hi ifli‘ i'uiuu i'm'lilr oilil‘iula it'nglii
cued. Mill.» 1mm- nf 1h.- 111upioye1~11 grew
nmlo a» tin-y may the drift of fin-1h»
claim) and in'gtlli to l’mliilr- u but a rrtuurlt»
able virinry u .1. in aim-1- fur tin-m. .\t if».
1'1ui1itl~iult tlm nub-lira lau‘nme upprodhit‘v,
and until Mun-lull White declared a 11'-
roast not a mmrnu-nt u 111 madc- nntiu: part
of the upw'tatnn 1-: break tho 1-[111ll ll W!“
the drumallr radian of what hm in,“ :1
moat ulramali- 11:111..
I'uurfll fine l'uelumtrn.
iii-111131.11“. April 1i. 'l‘hr fniiuwilli‘
fourth rill.“ inflililflafura wrrr tlppliiulml:
3.1.... \'..ri1 11.1.1.1"... 1), w, flute: Hart-
wnud. E. ii l‘ruue; i‘orkinavillr. i’oter ill-inn;
Thur-dun. Frank Allerluu; ‘l'ully Lake Park,
J. M. filaytun: Walaai‘vulrr. K. H. Kent
Pammhanla. rilllalmthullr. .l 1'. inn-1n.
Her-trim! Ilia Name on s Vounmant.
i\n1.\,\.wntt~1, .M'l’li cl <lt11v. W. .i. Myr
1am. from llirluuiilv, it. affenditt“ the
miaahumry ltate conform" of the man.
elit'ai aurit-ty. waa arrenied and fined It”
or defacing the nuldll-raaad nailorl' moauv
ilil'ill, ”I' «ran bed in» uamr 1m the alone»
trm'k ‘ )
Wolfram null: for Snow».
itul tritium. April ll.~.\ir, Walm Wall-
than. the Ameril an who ta to lead the art
tic «iipvriltinn. aaiirti for 11.11....» Norway.
today "11 ‘0‘“ with him from Not!"
dam to trained do- \lr “in-hip. an
Eugliab hummer. aa inland the party
Mfr-
!ltr. W. t‘lni Vkflm.
Poruiituuumuz. it. i’.. April 111
of the New York l'cnlrnl railnaad.utru1~h
and. hilimi a tramp who was walking on
tho tract: near ital/ohm .tnnrtion. 'l'hia l-
lhe tin-t tau-mu that X11. Ml baa killml.
.....'...'1...i.ii“in.. .."...,..,
waived anuoumrlna the 1111th la l'ario of
John Hatterllvfii. 11 well known rlfhwu of
fluifalo and a number of line Mandard Oil
WM"! -
TINY TICKINGS
Cardinal ”unmet in dead in Roma
The Paris dine have found 11111111111111:
the luau ham 1 thrower.
tintentyi'lve firm in Chlragu have lurk
Misha“! dimmer“
mmmmnmmmamm
was m1
mmmm all“
a In York whatnot-allow
”mun law
linalno
“9. the celebrated Worid'a fair lnrtnnotive
B1 rr 1111, April 1!. ~~A 1ti~pa1oh has been
out one am netting 'paintera. an“
A weld hue hut-h Willard in i'hlram " ' '“"”"”‘““““‘“
to follow fihnm’a methods 7"“
mun r1231 “W22. ’11 Jami” ""1115:
m. L IN; 1m.
71111111111111 1.1 1111 1mm» um 11 “I“ mlggtkmm 331111".
if nan” took plane! in Newark. 11‘ J. ‘ only
The lfnmralty eta 1 of 3111: "amino ea— W mg. ml POM M ’3",
minimum H71 General "arrival and Whtloiaw ’1‘“ NY”. ”and [5-3% Roi.
W “i“ ‘ ““1 a Inhalation, was ill by flying met
1"» body of M111 W Moran-1.1a: my“ mum in ma ranting; with
“abalone of the li Gaylmd mint vie: “my" ”a",
“martian
a
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’ 1.1.1.1. all 11 um Man
to which we mildly invite”- your attention.
- wBTCYCZLES: -
Wynn been turn you limiter that
re the
Eagle Agency
1112': our... “gnhmfiw “"111...“
II. III” In?" your
Wflm‘r mmgm inall ita Lubrauchu.
H. D. Woloott,
ll llnln Btmtdlomll. Nit.
suafls‘bhiiimu.
The Backbone of the Great Coke
Strike About Broken.
TAILS FILLED UP WITH BIOTEBG.
The Determined bland Taken by thoriher-
ifl‘a and Citizen: Dlwuumed the Lawlna
nuns. and They Lott Their ('onme - llne
Hundred Anni: llava luau Mada.
llamx‘rowx. T‘a , April ti l nlm ”11%
la aradlcai change in the situation in tin
Pennsylvania coke region the an it: 1.1 1hr
mlneru and when in abnuthrulu-n 'l'lw
anthorlliaa have takon a atand and 1m- 1i1-
tennined to put down the rloter- 111 any
coat. nnw. 'lhio policy has tin-nun the
iawbreakenintoa atata of deinoraiinnidn
After the sherifl' a [we concludi-d tho 1n
nagement with the mob which ninnlvml
(Thief Engineer Paddock and landed the
leaders and over 100 atrihera in thavrnmty
jail everything'quietad downyand the to:
porta from every point in the region ahmv
thattha lawlvun horde. has been mum-ally
aubjugatod.
Small ontbruaha 011 urred at auroral
plum early in the morning. but aathe day
Idvam 1- d the atrihera loat courage. and the
mobs which camped out lnteudinglo make
raida at. every working plant. at daybreak
commeurod to diminlah in aim. and by the-
time half the route of Bill'il mnh was cov-
rrt'ti the form-a wore almmt mmplprgly
disbanded
filrikeru Ell-rt a 51-“ Leader.
Time 1'1111111111111'1-1i tho. brglnuiuu of tho
end of “but mm intended to la- tlw great-
est atrike- of null miners and mke n urkuru
in the history of tho muniry. 'i'hr strikta
elected a new leader at a d1-iegatw'1uiveu
tion at Smttdaia named Alexander Mar-
key. \l‘hutnkm tim plan-1d l’rrniduut i..
R. Davin, who in now behind th1~ bars li1'r1'
under the rburge of murdrr.
’l'hvntrlkrfi are still making throat-11d
breaking into jail here and nettingthow
impriwrmi ire». 'l‘iw report that Sheriff
Wilhelm had given up anvlappliu-d to Gov
emor Patti-mu for lroupa to preserve the
poison and prolert the liw-n and prupurty of
the workmen who want to work and tho
coke operators who want to give them an
pluymrnt l~ untrue. Sheriff Wilhelm was
on the point of calling on the ntateauthori
ties for military aid whvn the mob kill1-1l
Engineer Paddock at llavidaon, but mu
eluded not to do on after t‘flttsuitiun u it!)
hia attornoy. .1
The turning point 11111111 after the battle
between the raw and the mob at Broad
Ford. and thw- eheritf found it tintn'vewnry
then to apply for military support.
The community waa atartlrd by a ropurt
that the dead bodies of eight. iluna had
been found in the woods near Dawson
This report has not yet been veriflvd. and
Coroner liattun says that the reports iw
has received from hi.- deputlea do not ludi.
Cate the truth of t‘ .12 upon
“ ork at the t'-uk1 plants \\ 1111 confined in
file finma numin'r 11- u no running uh
\‘i‘minuday Very low unrmpea \\ err
made by tho atrlker- i111il‘il -' 1hr unl‘hml‘il
out, Additional r11 1-nfnr1 I'lllt'llla \1 1'1'11 writ
by filirrlff Wilhr-lm toil-,a- \1111111-rinll and
utin-r plant. Wurililli; Thu 1:11 in; 1rmt1i
wan not prrmitlml in tr1~~pa~a law-.1111 filt‘
pubilr mnda. tin tbr prm lutla day Slwi'itl
Wiiin-lrn made little attc-nip: in ltwp 1l11'
alrikoru MT ”11- property of tilt' 1-11k1' \vurli'
era but todm lu- ~ui1l tlm 1~trii11r11 would
not be allow 1-1! to 1- ntrr upon private prop
erti.b11i1\1mid be 1ornpellc-i to remain
"pull tln- publn rnmia
Mrlllrr- Completely .‘iululued.
.-\ inn-ting 11f all’ikrl’n n 1111 hrld at Dun
bar. and great neakneaa WM ahown. Thry
Wen- 111ldr1-am-d by an l-lngliuh «peaking
(‘ukti drawu'nanu'd Fol—hey. lie told flu-
fm'rigurra that unions tin-y alomlrd marria-
inu through tlw country and furvinu men
lulu thrir null“ tiw good prupie of tho
mnunuulty uuuldtulm up artm agaimt
limit and “mud put them off the law of
the vari l1 About .1111 ntriltrrx around il1111~
bar divalmndvd and did not 11111111 again all
but night. ilvpurfa allow the ntrikrra to
ix- dlabandinu at awry point. and the turn
appear 11unpl1~trly aubdurd.
‘l‘hu ant hurtlira will not lulu-any t'ilalll 1-2-
und will lnlw 1-1 rry precaution in pron-n:
a recurrence of Walla-inlay] tiuiltu‘.
\run-d uuarda anion the inside and out1
~i1l11 of the muntfljall, and the ultiarna in
saw-1'3. 1mm in the region are walking
around with gum and rifle: in antirlpa.
111m of trouhla at any monwut. eihoahl
the atrlkrra become demonatratiw. they
will ha ahut down. The people hava mu
eluded tu takatho law in their own hand".
and peace will be prmrvnl if it emtam'ery
forrixner'» life in the region.
Berretary llarl1y.whowaa included all h
the other officials in the general chance ui
murder. appeared at the Jail here and
wanted to talk to President Dalia. fir
wan plan-1i 11111i11r art-rat. by ltrpmy Mm
thaw dill-u and marched into the primal
but wna not permitted to talk to ”Mira.
\ 111111111 mmina of all tha atrikrra of the
"glam will be tu-nl a1 rig-11111111111 on #1111111
day. it 11 maid that the purpme in to 1-111»
aidur tlu- mil inability of calling tho 111 rifle
off. The turn believe they mount 11 in nu.
lean the ['11HK men atrihr. but as the latter
are window! that the wager and wnrklna
condition-1 are the haatthat ran iienbluitmi
in the mint: they will not Nippon 11111
atrttu- if nuilirlont protwllou l- adorned.
I‘m ‘l‘rltlhlo Hauling.
1111.11111311 Pm, April fl “11111 mining
tumble in the belt along the Pennsylvania
railrraui numbing eastward from thin
placeim developed rum slowly than in
the Connollavllle Haida, but therein now a
nation: mitluok. with trouble imwtnn 111
different point- in the field
'l'wa CMMM llama to 11-1111.
"1111111111.. Tenn. April dw’l‘wn children
of Mr. and litre. Clark. who 11111111111 near
Glade lpdnp. \ a.. ware burned to death
during the temporary aberrant their W"
”IA Us “l N ”I: ham
Alum will will ye
WMMWM
Makes the hands wit. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
cam'm Tutti-louse.
The I'r'ent-y lleflnlenoy Bill ruled M'Il-
fer’ :1 Tariff lyceuit lhlnyad.
\\'wu-.'1:Tox,April 6. ~’l‘he house wu
llkua calinai’trraatortn. Afterthe panama
' of minor hills and resolution» than con-id
nation of appropriation hilla was renamed.
The urgent deficiency bill carrying name-
thinz over If 000111111, waa taken up and
passed with one important amendment
providing for thecontinuntlon of the work
of tho canaua bunau until March 4. law.
and providing for the puhlh 'Cliiidl in a con
demand volume of I50 pager: of an abatrm't
of all the data procured by tlu1 aruaul.
After the deficiency bill wan d inputted of
the consideration of the poatnflloa appro
priatlon bill wan Ieatimed. Only one
amendnn-nt was adopted «that. setting
routes of new pmtofllm-a. The main fight
will come today on the amendment to abnl~
iah tho ”11111111 uulmldy for the fast aouth
ern mail train: running between Florin“
fluid. Ninafl . iia New York and ii Mhinp
ton to “lawn and Vow Oriana-1.
iirprrsenlatlve Bland. tho chairman of
the committee on mlnaga, aaya that ha
expecta 111 call a meeting of the committee
very anon to consider the free coinage billa
pending before it. lie baa not yet. how
ever, consulted with hl11 r-olleaguca on the
committee, in to a time for a m’tlng. b1;
he aspects that it will probabl» iw mile
for next. \i'edne-«lny.
Speaking of the ration 'If the houae on
tho prraldont'a win of the seignloraga bill,
Mr. Bland .‘illid that he preferred to have
had 111111.11”. thmeon continued all thiI
week'and run into next Weak. lie certain-
ly did not export a H.111 on tho bill before
Saturday. and he had told a follow mem-
ber that ho ruuld «afriy go out of the city
until that than. lie deulnrrd that there
was no pr1-11n11'1'rted action on the part of
the ailH-r 1111-11 or any Conaplrary or prear-
rungrnmnl furtlm prompt vote that WM
taken, as laid b1-1'u intlmaml in 30!“?
quarters.
Th1- m-nau- purmml the own tenor of ita
way during the morning hour without It
ripph,~ of ('xriil-mrul 11: r filo its surface.
The only tinnuni inn-rust as a resolution
intrmlna-d by :‘11namrtleurue of {\iiaalaaip-
too, which prut big-11 for 11 ‘21) per cent retina»
lion in the aalarim of government. officer».
in "view of li11' lit-pref‘r‘tfti financial c0ndl<
lion of tho mantry, the indebtedness of
manyol’ tlu' pwipi-v and tho iurreaaod value
of mum-y."
Tho bill {urtiw111'stru1'ti1in of the weed
kmm n 11a ”11' flu-ulna thistlr- wua consid‘
and in the morninghnur. and after debate
by donatnr Zillli- lu litlptiailitm and Henatura
Kylv, Allen and llenrgv in 1111 anpport it
went nn'r without fli‘liiln,
morning lmur lin' ~1-1111t1- wrnl into excru-
ilvr Hath-inn on motion of Senator ('all of
Florida.
The M'nuir' qu'ut tho entire three. home
of flu- m'l-r'uilw HtNfliOil in nonaldering the
tmmiuntinnof ll W. Long to b1- ragialar
of (it? lurid afill'f‘ in (ialnasville. Fla.
“‘ill1 in 1' 11» :11 lusl wit-Nani by a row of id
in Il'fi.
fatal } ngina Accident.
“11.1111 \' Y -\pril 6 The aide rod
.1! an minim whirl: was running brtu'non
iialmin and i'ptun on the ixhigh Valley
mad brnlu- undo the Marina was going it"
wilt-11 an hour. 'l'lu-re VH'f‘B new" men on
file 1-llKilIt‘. .l l.. King of Manciwnter. t-u
Kim-er. was in-«lautly killmi. John .‘l. firm
may of ti1i~1 village “as badly 1'11! and M'uld
rd and mi] div. Two other tin-u. 1111111011
uuhnnu n. “ho ii\1' In i’alwlnnin, won-aim
u \1- unit injund
\| aito- w \l ar on "IIEOP.
in \1111 \pril1'1mwrnur \\ 111111 iaauud
today a pm. Linn-1111.11 forbidding rutranr'e
in this stat1'fr1nn l'mh of all sharp with
Hill a rival) lull of health. Till» 11hllfn out
l.\u,mui tah dump. and i‘ulnradn cuttla
men arr 1r1'1iitr1l u iii! tllrvntrnlng to
maintain at nuarnntlnv for In 1|21yu. 1.1.1.1.
“ill ruin H111 aiuwp.
\lml ‘I‘liree In the null.
I‘11\1.|1~m\, \\ Va. .\;11'llll~~.\t t’au
ivy. .iuuw- Mullil shut and killed Lolillr
lirt‘mn, fatally unumird .lim ilrown, her
liuahaud and .. riuuuly wuundul Sarah
iinmy. Mnith \"11lll to the huuuefittand
lug filuillml 1111- iilllwi uuman and «hot
the tumor tun in tin. (1' Hi1 while trying in
murder lit-1'
Royalty l'rniorln. at Villn.
Altman, \prii 1‘. Emperor William
and hip mil iumi‘lil'li the. verb! t'hriutalnd
Ind atnrlmi 1111 a 1rui-1- ”l' 111 ill pruvemi
to Train-
Row. April 11 limit liiunla11't.a1'mm
panied by bin 111111. allotted for Vrnlc twinn-
hr will unmt i'llulmmr Wiiilllu
Madam Turin! lei Frau.
.1111. 1 V. Y. April It l’apvra to to
team from jail Student Ta; fur. indicted in
the t‘nrtwll rhininne 111m. wrre aarml nu
iiheriti Woman. and he wan act at lllnrty.
Ta; Inr nperta to remain in town and" n
he willeudmn'nr in in- raluetaml fa t 1-
lillit'l'i’tlli).
Lawrmn htrtlwru Weakrnlnx.
Luann-1'1 1:. Mac-11.. April it moment atria-
lra of line \i‘anhinatuu mliia will return to
work on Monday neat at the mlnvnd wage»
after a prrlml of ldleaeaauleading run-r
right a vein i‘lu-y are formal by dentin".
:irrumntnm 11a to an apt lire rtltdmtn
mam you 11'. 11.1.... a War.
l’amiwmv 1111. Pa. ., .1 put owl: mm
meetings held throughout the (Jiearfleld
and limh cmk region the mlum voted
to return to warts at the Mtwlitlfl and re-
main at work until a mnml «Ia-promo
wan ordorml.
manned nan. of Miro-d “level.
How. ..‘t.1tprllo.~«~.t mention wan
ran-11d here by the discovery of an organ
mad» gang which baa robbed the [retain
we of the File lumen and the flelawtre
lad lladana railroads-
Cayenne rem In M 13m
Nflfl'f'liaillfl’tts. Malia. Aortic lw'l'tw
town fa greatly excited am the action at
I grammar arhooi reactor whoxlawiw m
can. new» on the maqun of
“will
101;” la forth on I; l.
t.‘1a.rttan11. it. April aura. mm m
nattooolmtae worker: bum la la
tarot a general atrium May I nah-ta liar
operator! 1111111th old wade
11.3.1 rm tau
Wm. amt manhole mm
W Glam. the well tram-a 1am
meta. have returned to fondue mall in:
e. «1 “>1“- -.ame-MN~-o.uiui
film...“
111.11.111.11...” I. v' 0 Fan»
11 mama m 11111-111111;
aside £111,111) for the mtabliahinent of atar ‘
pi and r11f1-rr1-d to tin.- judb-iary commitv. ”
immediately aftrrthr Mpiratiun of the
til
'1'. 4.2117120
v. ,‘ . ]
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111: 5111': to gut it.
WAGON'S‘. " '
New and wind hand
Buggies Plasmas, carriages
Canopies Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AH!) Elsi: TRIM
Henry Tilly
. .i. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangerfialcimlner. Painter
milieu"!!!
Will PAPER IND BORDERS
lNorth Main atrset. tlo. lirmvalk.
Samples huoaa of full tim- lama “flea of
mm "y‘alii'dufl in“! Hill erxmlrunun met:
m or n on. 11111. 11
the I. Iii—nah rhgavtull: trill-1P?“
FEBTIllZEilS!!!
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice- brands of
Hl'i’liilll’litrsl’ild'l‘lirl. BARN-
YARD MANN-ill, AIR
SLM'KED LIME AND LAND
PLAH'PER, at wholeaaio prime.
RAYMOND Bills.
l'ii )U'l‘ll NOR W A LK.
villa/WED
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we to um.
11mm. on 111111. 11111.1,
surname". 1.1.1111.
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mamunwtmmmaom.
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all ya m 111 try Lay 1th
In“ the no What my”
metal 'Mkmmmm
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aluminum Math“
mammal-111111.
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and you will moot only a 1
1 Meat and Perfect, Ffttlnz 3' 1
' But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Bomblrlullmabl
Making a the beat 13.00 Seaman Shoe 111 the
, EVERY PAIR wannauranf
.Uall and examine them before purchasing any other; f
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ammo“
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With incrauing Await. l'nli W
lion lion take- tho pile. of dun-fr;
c’iaily dutiaa hooome I delight and Lift
oy.
an: your neighbor ‘about it. and if not fill]
Iatiatied inquire at. the
GITY DilllG STllilE,
02 WAISBXNGTON ST"t
G. A. Gregory 8: Co.
new YORK,
South Norwali
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fraiahtany where in New York or ill
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the emplo an of the Male of thin
count of t m ownara thermf.
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