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nth-employment which we furnish. You need
It” be away from borne over night. You can give
miniature tothc work.or olflyyonr spare no.
lone. Arc-pita is not required you run no risk.
We .ppiy you with all that is needed. It will
Its-tamer tn
not you nothing to try the busineu. Any one 9
can do the work. Beginners make money from ,
the start. Failure is unknown with our workers.
Every hour you labor you can ennily make-a dollnr.
In one who is willing to work falls to make more
money every day than run he rustle iu three den i
fluyordlnnn employment. send for free book
“mining the fullest information.
it. HALLETT & 00.,
Box 880.
PORTLAND. MMNE.
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.3 SHOE nfi'ton'to.
"Jr. MUM Shoes are stylish. any ill.
will" inner satisfaction of the prim sti-
oedt n on other white. 1“? rmeflir and
be convinced. "amnion of . L. mies'
mute no! price on the bottmn. whirh gramme.-
iiteir nine. seven almonds of hm ennueily
him-who mrthem. lore who push the
note of W. L. Douglas is ”in emit-men.
which helps to increase the retell on their full line
of lien can do: to sell Ito igssw‘h
i. we eve on re in
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' - Another Outbreak; .
‘ ‘ Cigvutsooisy 3.-'l‘he swam which
began with (be May day demonstration of
the unemployed culminated in open rich.
ere were flu-re separate and bloody con-
flicts between the police and the riotera.
end all last night troops were under arms
read: tompond to a call in, cans of an
ornergency. The worst is believed to be
over, howuver.
“The trouble began. when I mob of about
8.000 storied to raid the factories on the
flute not! drive from work the men em—
ployed therein. The first attack was made
and bricks. and the. workmen fled in a
pnnic. A force of 75 policemen was then
called out. The rioters proceoded, howev-
or. to the lfpsou bolt works, whereifllfl
men wore induced to quit work before the
officers and ved.
When the police canto upon the secure.
the men madenstond and hurled‘bricke
and stones lit the officers. Orders were
given to charge them with, clubs. The
riotere ran like sheep at the first assault,
but their leaders succeeded in rallying
thereupon the Abbey street vladucH
brid eobout 1,000 feet long. Squads of
penned in the crowd, and they were forced
to fight their way out. They ade a rush
for ,the officers, but at. least a score of
them were clubbed untnerclfully before
they finally succeeded in getting away.
During this conflict two anarchists were
arrested after a terrific struggle on their
port. One of them. Thomas Moore, on old
man, was clubbed into submission and
taken to the station in a patrol wagon,
cursing the police and declaring that this
was the happiest day in his life. The firm»
boss of the police had a good effect, for it
resulted in scattering the timers in all di-
rcctlons.
In the south end of the clly at the. some
time a mob of no men drove the workman
away front the United States suit works
and were about. to muke a mid uvm tho
(.‘levelund rolling mills. They were moi
by Police Director Herbert and u squad of
ill policemen. who clubbed them until tin-y
were glad to run. At b-nst. lid mull \i't‘rtt
injured in the melee. but the mob wusdis-
parsed. '
Mayor ll'lce has nunouuced that no more
rioting Wulllll be permitted. llc issued tt
proclamation (-omnumdiug peopl not to
itssctnbln on the streets. and at t u- some
time be called upon the (Tleveinud llrnys.
the trailing gun battery and the resident
companies of the nutiouui guard to assem-
blo in their armories and await his call.
There was a ready response tothecsil. and
at least 5m lll'ill are under arms awaiting
any emergency that may arise.
A SILVER AVALANCHE.
Mint Elltpioyee- Norrovvly Escape lie-in“
4 Buried In Money.
liHllAitHl‘lH \, Sluy 3. ~.-\ portion of the
irlijrulutiu utored away in Vault l“ at the
l mini «nun.- wry tllt'irii' to being it run»: of
‘illn:i~lt'i in wn-rul clerk»; who “err.- mum
in: the mm. The min “as piled up in
imp." ill a iii-lulu of l‘.’ feet lillil a width of
rich: i'o-l 'i'ln- mull la dump. and lllt'
liflLL‘ law: lH'I‘UIIII' mnllly illltl frail.
‘, .\~ \‘i .- l‘u-rtuu \lnt-ris.an employee, “as
riliilllllitL: m. mp of llli' pill: rukiug in some
mow sliwr vinlinru he stepped into a bug.
and lb»: wilvur dollars at once lu'fliui to
rtlillv- out. Lise u snowbnll on a mountain
side. llli' muse of silver tlulllu'rt grew in
' slim. There was an ominous rutnblv. and
f the ell-rim m lhv- foot of the pile looked up
. i in surprise. Sowing the lmandlng danger,
j a wild break was made for the door.
‘1 Dr. f‘aleb Whitehead. who represents
Itho mint bureau. jumped over the scales
at the moment when the dollars [mured
down with a roar. I". A. Sartori and W,
‘A. iioebyshell. who are. assisting in tho
Humming, scrambled out. in the nick of
time. Serious injury to Morris was feared.
; but he succeeded in escaping uuhurt.
'l'bt- impuei of the dollars shook the
mint building not if by an earthquake. and
intense excitement prevailed muoug the
t'lllploymw. It is estimated thnl lin-
|nmuunt uhirh fell was valued at fully f3.
(Ilium and Wellgliod 112.com pounds
BASEBALL.
AA | [UN \l. LivM'rl l". li.\\ll".s.
Movement: of on.» Hardships.
haw l'th. May It The following
.steamebtps are due uni-y: lironpriuz. F.
Wilhelm. Naples; lioltahttm. Gibraltar; Auv
Pawnee. tlibrnitnr: Newport. Colon; Neu-
stris, tiibrsltnr: Persian Monarch. Lon
don; Dresden. llrenwn; Trove, iirrmen: lio-
rurlan. Hiaegow; Edwin. (iibraitsr. thym-
pm. iiibrnliar. The following steeluebtps
mail today: Augusta Victoria, Hamburg;
ilrm‘luu. Glasgow.
NEWS 1 assvmcs.
The tin-m Northern railroad rmmwd
operations.
Mony Merit-rm troops were ambushed
Ind‘killed by Yaqui indium.
The trial nt home of the officers and di-
rectors of the Barron Romano was begun.
lawn-elm flpiller. A new. woe found
guilty of the murder of Lottie flow in
Bunntmfi’e” and sentenced to be hanged.
The Kemvood felt mills. three dwelling
tonnes and a mystorein Kenwoed,
N. Y.. a suburb of Albany. were destroyed
hylre.
lire. Louise CW. who claimed to he
thewifeof tote err-Collector of Contents
3‘! India st Rochester, was m
hm .
thumbs- of is out." were evicted
oi Oliver. Pa, by oheritl": deputies. file
was 'ettetnpted tinting thwart
”(the of helmet 1'
”ha“... Mr:
annuity. flowerpot»
attire Variety iron works. The windows ‘
of the factory Were smashed With atofiéi'“
police ebbing dpnt both ends of the bridge;
Tenn
lie Continued the Republican
Tariff Tactics. ‘
bestows mourn» mom.
leaner Boar'a “limiter-y Bill . Bitch.
Representative Johnson at Ohio Come!
Out no a Champion of the Connmonwool.
Mite» In] Toke o Flying Trip.
Wusmoros, May it—‘l'he senate pro
letdown”
ofternoon being consumed by Senator
Squire of Woehlptrton, who made u care
fully prepared speech in general opposi-
tion to the tariff bill. Before he began
Mr. Lodge of Massachusetts undertook to
enact the role of tormentor. lie threw out
more exasperation challenges to the Dem-
ocratic side, but. the Democrats refused to
be dravrn into a controversy.
Mr. lodge commented aarcaaticsliy'npon
the 1,000,000 circulars sent out by the
finance committee. Mth a great flourish
of trumpets. He cited numerourinetsncea
in his sloth where from two to 30 circulars
had gone to the name firm. so that. said
he, the 1,000,000 circulars went to about
80,000 individual firms. There was no evi-
dence. either, to show that the returns
made were regarded at all by the com-
mittee.
The Republican party in the senate
would therefore be false to its trust it it
did not exercise its full right to discuss
every feature of this measure—a pressure.
he laid, ‘ which rejected every shred of
principle and gave its plain preferences to
the sugar, lead and petroleum trusts. In
his opinion the Republican: would be jute
titled in carrying their opposition to any
extent to defeat it.
If passed. it. would not bring rest, com-
fort and certainty. The very men who
framed it declared in bringing it. in their
intention to change it. If passed, it would I
but; prove the stepping stone to further ug- l
itallou-vnnd change. ‘
In the "can. -
Mr. Lodgc's purpose seemed to be to stir
up the Democratic side. and finding his ef-
forts unsuccessful he turned the flour over
to Mr. Hq’ulre. Before the tarlif bill was
taken up M r. Iloar tried to pass his antl-
lottery bill, but it met with considerable
opposition from Senators Vest and (lor-
man on the ground that it would inter-
fere with rallies. and (trainings at church
fairs and make participants guilty of fel-
onies. Ultimately the bill went' over wit b-
out. action.
The influence of Coxey was felt in the
house and showed itself in a resolution of-
fered by Mr. Johnson of Ohio, asserting
that the privileges of the house had been
assailedby the "cruel beating" of men by
the District. police in the pluna of the capl-
tol. After some discussion the speaker
ruled ihnt it did not pres-mi. a question of
privilege. and Mr. Johnson withdrew it i
for revision. 1
In the morning hour several house bills i
were passed. the more important being one
to authorise certain oflicera of the navy to
administer oaths: also a bill to authorize.
the construction of a bridge screen the
‘ Missouri river near Jefferson i‘ity, Md,
and a bill for the proper enrollment in the
navy of Thomao R. Proctor.
The house back up the bill to improve
the methods of accounting in the treasury
department, and it was passed without
antendment. The river and harbor appro-
priation bill was considered without reach-
ing a conclusion.
President Will Go to Frederieksbnrg.
WMHImrux. May ll.~~l'nless something
unforeseen prevents the president will pur-
ticlpate in the ceremonies attending the
unveiling of the Mary Worthington monu-
ment at Fredericksburg. \'a., on the 10th
inst. lie will make the trip in a special
train and will not be able to devote more
than one day to the occasion. lite plan in
to leave here early on the morning of the
10th and to brave Frederickeburg on the
afternoon of the some day. soon to belt:
Washington regain the some. evening. He
has declined the urgent invitation to re
u u. I.
Washington .41 '3 u Ii 0 0 ii v ti l0 l»
Illusion. , ,i :t it u l) o u u n ..3‘
u. u. e.
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main over for the Masonic banquet which
concludes the nflicial programme. Several
.membere of the cabinet will accompany
the president. but Mr». i‘leveland will
probably not no.
1 scolded about the arms.
memoir-0mm
Attempt to introduce dynomfte in behalf
of the coke strikers was . titrated here,
thanks to the vigilance of losers! Super
intendent William Ramsey of the Bomb
west Connelleville Colts company and the
prompt action of Sheriff life-Conn. A week
ago Mr. Rantsay got reliable informntlon
that the strikers intended blowing up his
company's A plant at Moorewood. Mr.
Romany at once consulted with the sheriff.
and. u a result suspected pnrtlee were put
under the closest surveitlnnce. which end
.94 is localisation! whim. writes thefim
lsblng touches on the'bomb in the woods 3
half mile. north of town and less then 5
mile from the shaft. which the internal me-
ohlue was intended to destroy last night;
The sheriff took elx of his most. trusted
deputies on duty at Moorewood and drove
to the woods. The little party quickly
surrounded the suspected point, cloned in,
and the quartet of plotters were made
prisoners. The bomb was wire covered,
filled with dynamite and was found hid-
den in a pile of rolls and taken along with
the prisoners to the Groeueburg jail. lte
weight is given at no pounds.
The prisoners are William ll. Davie, o
younger brother of the imprisoned United
Mine Workers‘ p esidsnt; William Moo
Crockett. both of t is place, the latter not
yet of age. ltlltl two foreigners, Davis and
McCracksn claim they had no band in
making the bomb and were present by no-
cideut. “m .
STEAM PIPE BUR’ST.
One Man lnstnntiy Killed nnd Another Fe.
tally timidml. .
l’m moments. May :5.~A six inch stean
pipe in the’ plant of the Southern Electric
company, Broad street and Washington
avenue. exploded, killing one man and in-
juriu‘g three others. Lorry Martin, 8‘3
years old, night engineer. was smided’snd
suffocated by steam. He. died. John Tuoby,
u night. llnetuuu, was fatally scolded. John .
Fife. ii fireman, was slightly st'nlded. A. i
ll. Bowen. assistant. general manager. was '
The pipe was about. ill foot in. long“) and ,
connected it mutdfuld box. in which the l
sit-mu from live large boilers was accumu- l
latcd, with the 5m horsepower engine run- 5
plug the dynamo». The pipe. was 'neen to 1
tremble for half an hour before it broke. ‘
Martin climbed up and was trying to fix
it when the explosion occurred. Ho felli
with the pipe and received his lnjurleo to I
fore help could reach him. 'l'uoby. who.
was standing user, was horribly scolded ,
and lies dying in St. Agnes hospital. i
The loss to the plant will be trifling, no
the machinery was uninjured. The oom-
pany supplied the southern section of the
city with electric lights, and that port of
the ,tow left in darkncne. The direct
c tee of the Tnplcislon has not been ex‘
ained.
l
VALKYRIE SAILS. l
The British f‘up Hunter-Hoes “not to ling-
Ilntl.
New Yank. Mny :i.~’i'he«-utter Valkyrie“
left port for tilaegow this morning. She;
was towed to sea by the tug Pulver of the J
White Star llhe. Lord Dunrnven'e yacht
has been ynwl rigged forthe paenage home. .
There are about u score of men in the crew. -
and Captain lilrflarin of (ireennck lo the
navigator. Willie (‘ruuileld in in chorus;
and is likely to continue her Milling more ‘
ter during the season. ‘
The departure of the Valkyrie makes the‘
fourth boat since 1535 that has sailed from 1
New York whose owners have been disap -;
pointed and whose utluiono to this side of E
the Atlantic have been unsuccessful. .
The (ienestn. iialaten and 'l‘hlotie werel
the other craft. More dangerous than 1
those that prov-«led her gmrhaps baa been
the Valkyrie. and more determlnwfwere;
her owners. their friends and sympathise“
on this side of the Atlantic in the object
of the yacbt‘r visit «the capture of the
America's cup. ;
The \‘igiluni. bus a selling mentor. and‘
it is none other than that veteran racing:
skipper. l'sptuin Hank llafl. The MOI-fa. :
Gould made this arrangement yesterday. i
and Hank will at once take charge of the !
bronze host and fit her for future oer-vine. ‘
, . t
Iiurned In Midooean. :‘
lusts», May :i.-—The British steamer!
Fourth Clone l’noirnnatere.
Wssmsoros. May :1. ~ The following
fourth clans poetmnstern ware nppointed:
“bode Ialond— ’Chopmlst. ii. ll. Anthony.
New York viewie. J. J. (from: Silver [Aka
Assembly. A. i’. flhutt.
l’eonaylvonia Hannervillr. J. B. bhelienbor-
[en last tipringtield. Miss ('arrle A. Moore:
Rulings. W. .l. law: loves. ti. 0. Moe-elm:
Summer Hill. Minnie bi. lilmonrl: Tonton. Mn.
Catherine liner: Waterman. P. A. Wool-r:
Zion liili. A. ll. l’rstn.
(‘osoy He- at White House Grounds.
w tantrums. May it. m—Severnl members
of t'oxey‘s Ifllly walked through the
White llouue “rounds. Two of them are
primed a dulre to enter the building, but
they were induced to nbnndnn their plan
by n couple of detectives in citinen's drone.
Thor» was no disturbance or any kind, and
the president hold his usual ntternoon rt»
; t‘epiimi without incident.
Preeirlelttiai Postmaster»
W «summon. Mny tin-Tho president sent
the foliowlnu nominations to the senate:
i’munmu-n meme! ll. l‘iirnatrirk. Water-
= bury. Calm: Waiter Richards. liroukvllie. 9a.:
l'l‘bomne lifflfl‘. Hi. Albums. in,
Trouble in the limbo Range.
Farm, May il.-’i'eiegreme were re-
els red by Hit riff fiburvey from every min»
ling center or the Martha range. stating
that strikers hove flopped work at every
lmine end that the situation was oriticei.
‘ The sheriff at once lob-[raped Governor
Nelson asking permission to call out the
militia. and it this mutilation iii given the
sheriff will take the three Duluth compo-
nine to the range.
new retitled Pour to Jersey.
Tm, Hey sue-"Th. flew Political
I dwthdlt?’ “hilt: owning
or coupe on w was
nammtionheld herntheollfor
which was toenail hleiiiern 0.3m
«mm
: board the crew of the German ship '1»
' potra. t'aptain Niemeyer, from Bremen,
Kenmore, Captain Hargreaves. from Boe- i
? too, has arrived at Graveaend. havln on
March 21, bound for New York. The Cleo
paint was burned in mldocean. The cap.
lain of the Cleopatra said there was an em
ploaion of ill) cases of dynunlte on board.
The lifebonts were burned before the?
could be launched. end the crew barely
emailed with their lives in the dingey.
i [out Nophtln linpioaiol.
New Tons. May 3.-~'l‘wo person- we"
killed and one fatally and three oerioualy
wounded by an explosion of naphtha yel-
terdoy afternoon in the baeement of the
premises at iii and till l-‘mt Twelfth street. '
occupied as sdyc-lng and cleaning comb,
llebmont by the firm of F. Jolly & Sony. ‘
The dead ere Mn. Loltlno Edmonton and
_ leomid i'henau. employees. The four who
i wore injured are John lioptisto Buoblaron,
‘uud .l. (' Hughes.
A “cold (toes insane.
a relative of the late Jay liuuld. has been i
, adjudged lnetttw. llr wnooneof the wealth- ‘
i lost residents in Salem township, but de-
' veloped the lifeline idea that his property
was depreclnlintt in value and acid vain-
sble tracts for very small prices.
A notable Tragedy.
Common Hrstscs. May :I.--.lmeph Ads,
in (iernrsn eniployetl on the ranch of Mrs.
Rose Rich.eixtnllos from llamah,whlle
suffering from an attack of temper in-
sanity, shot. and fatally wounded rs.
Rich and then fired a bullet through his
heart.
Misha-ken on “rite.
Kingston, N. Y.. May flu-About 800m.
m on strike ot the various hriehyaroe on
the Hudson north of this city. The teen-
blo involves In etc ‘ of work at eight or
m yards. A out 0 cents way in we”
ii the more.
Circular. Hey l—l’uher 0%
was urnigned forth murder of In
your: ignition . W. b
' ' a ' was
created until next Hurley.
Mover PLEAM‘nr. Pa" Merlin—Tho fir-t
W [LR ssh/innit. in. May {iv-«Jacob Gould, .
u lllSETllEM u
The Sentinel will sell the ' fol- l»:
lowing books,,with coupon, for ‘
100611118 Each W‘ *
Children’s Bible Picture book.
Privateersman.
Black Beaut . False Vow.
Robinson 0 soe. Robert Elsmere.
Deerslayer. Ed. Somers, the Detective.
Lucille. As in a Looking Glass.
Lowell‘s Poems. Tom Brown at Oxford.
Vicar of Wakefield. Pilgrim’s Progress.
Romola. Esop’s Fables. ‘
Mossesfrom an old Manse. Whitter’s Poems. ,,
Woman Against Woman. Last of the Mohicans.
Gulliver's Travels. Two Hundred Rocitations and
Arabian Nights. Readings.
books has . been 1-8
The, former price of these i’
and 14 cents.
They now can be had for 10
cents each, as long as they last.
The books are cloth bound
*and well printed.
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The Universal
Former price,
four left. that we
WE HAVE
humuu.
$1.75. Have
will sell for
$1.25 each. The book is worth
$3.00.
trudtn’s ton
lililllllilllli
Former price, 60. Three
cents each.
Samantha at
Former Price,
ileft that you can have for 40
i Loon liurwar, who will die; Emil Mmon '
O
Saraloga, 7
70 cents. Six
left that we will sell for‘ 45 cts. ,
each
Revelation of
Former price,
left that you can
cents “each
.I
fir; mint: balm“
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an“ I f n y and
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ilith life:
$1.00. . a '
have for 75 *
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