Injunctions Served on Miners
In Central Pennsylvania.
autumn inn! READY TO QUIT.
fulfil. Apparently 1;... [or Curiou-
bury—viiluufliiOI-Nltn' mm In Wuh-
Inst.- cunty. I'm-3ntohtoni (loos to
Wont Virginia—Debi Hot IDs-warned.
Altoonul’a. July 22.—-The coal strike
eituation at Unllitzin is becoming more
serious daily. The Mllt'ltizll Coal and
(‘ulie compnny Ildii asked for an injunc-
tion in the Carmina county courto to re:
strain the striking miner» from ovurt
arts. The petition asks that the strik-
ing mint-w be restrained irom any act
of violence toward the Mitchell Coat
and Coke company. or any at its on»
pluyeeo. ,
Judge Martin Bell oi i'iiuir county
prenldod. The injunction was granted.
and the attorneys for the rompany will
ask (or its continuance on Saturday
next.
In addition to the ease of the injunc-
tion the Mitchell Coal and Coke com-
pany desires payment of money in mm-
pensate it for the outlay mode in de-
tendlng its property and employees.
This is one 0! the most important of
the cases that have come up in ventral
Pennsylvania. The plaintii‘t eon! cum»
puny is represented by Stevens, 0w: no
5: Patient: of Tyrone. In i‘im’r.‘ the miners
and strikers should violate IIII‘ injunc-
tion they will be urn-elm] lur rout-1mm.
Which is not a bailabie "Home. The
Sher!!! served the injunction last eyen-
ing on the strikers. The hearing; of the
42 women who were arrmtod at (lai-
lltzln for riotlni.’ has both postponed
because of the indignation manifested
by the miners. More deputies Intu- been
sworn in by the sheriff.
The oituation among the soft coal
miners in this region Guru“! the [MM
24 hours has become very grave. in
the Patton and Norm-abort) fields. which
have hitherto ln1i1n unrilfvt‘teii by the
"strike. strained relations exist Ill‘ILVljl'Il
the miners and urn-rotors. The miners
assert that they were mining 3.200
pounds of coal for a ton and demanded
a Chi-ck weighman. {)3 is allow-1d un-
der an art of assembly. In reply the
Patton company rlxorlmrize-d 140 men
who had voted to make the- demand.
That tit-.1 strike sentiment in .uprt‘ading
is shown by a telegram received here.
which says that the llllnl‘l’ii in the
Punxsutawney. Reynoldoville and Du-
bnis regions were discontented and rest.
less and will accept. .t strike order when
It is given. The men in that tiisttrlet
average 20 to 30 cents: a ton for min-
,‘ ing. .Their aggregate earnings for the
‘ year have been very small. The or—
; galiizer saysthat oneor two good opt-ak—
t‘rs could tie up the entire flt'IiI Within
three days. IJI‘RIIF'I'S oi the mint-rs in
the Cieartii-ltl region. ltrlllt‘lpiilly alum:
the line of tho Tyrone division of the
Pennsylvania railroad. have burn at
work among the men. and it is hinted
that these men stand ready also to go
out when a general rail is issued.
Trouhlo In Store For Cnnonnburg.
Pltiiiliurg. July 22.~~-Tronblo and tnurh
Of II Sl‘t‘llll‘v In Iii: Ill .iIItl'tL :II Lllv Alli-
son mine, three miles west or i‘nnuns-
burg. 'l'he mun wont to no to work.
but are afraid. 'l'h-1y liinr another in-
vasion oi the Sirikwrs and do not want
to be targets for fl truth that in liable
at any mum-ht to Itisv mntt'ui or limit.
Everything in quiet nimut the mine".
and the citizens of Canon-burg are
awaiting the orrival of tho invndwro. It
was the intention nl III". LIl‘iltl'l'J to M—
gin lhoir murrh to Conundrum izmt
night. but a telegram from lirrmvtiio
aunt-dined that, owing. to the heavy
rain of iant evening. It was timid-«l iii
pnsiiilrni- tiit- tramp until twinY-
'l'h-v men are tuliy i'Ii'If‘t‘mhwd to car—
rv out their threat nt makinu the
I‘I’IZII‘i'II. They expnt to :xtnrt with 500
men Itnil ln rr—I‘Iilltri'ml with about the
some numbi-r from ltrulgvtiiit- and
Toma lion. Tlir mm will Mari with
sot-rm! il.i,\.i' rotiwnn .inii int-wt in bi-
ln shape to wnii'lt iht1 nfl'i‘li'IIlIK mini-o
for iirvemi tinyo i'v-otivriiay morning
it numiwr ot lllrll union: in tin-Albion
mine “We t-‘tuppui by the i'nlilmillt‘t'
of :eti‘iiti-m. Many oi them dbl not it“
to work. J II V. ('imk mid that the
nhtneu oi the (”filters would In: prm ur-
ed. and they would all lw unwind {or
intimidating In: l'tiiliIIIVm-fé.
Hliitli’i‘ \‘rl‘nnr i‘inrlt ul Wmhmutvm
munty in fully on pared for any army
of in‘irt'hlm: turnout, that may invadi-
bin «lumiiin. It in not wow-oily linowti
thni in hot: nenriy :imi .mmibw '.~\\’t'l'II
in. who are diailnlnlv .9! any Hill",
From the muni reliable inluriiintinn it
WM loathed that tiny arr nil lvu‘iih'.
with the l't‘qilinllt' nuiiiiwt of fluorine,
M14 nvb proton-1t] lit ilit Iillt‘ilirbii.
The i1hnrii'l i.» on tho itruunil iti per-
mn. and if thrrv in ii Inisw mnvenwnt
mnilt on the part u! the nirikvre dizmt‘ie
mention“! will be l'f'l‘llTIl'rI to,
The "Hill-Wt Whit Will“ I“ “(I It! work
are llIrIl“IIifi with tour and -lIiII"i|tl|I"
trouble. The Ailimi mun haul in min
at worlt till nan-n renter-tiny. “hen the
plum wan l'hl" down. apparently in an-
tielpntion of trouhiv l‘tuiim: thi nib-t-
nmin n vommiiti-o from W: I‘Iiilvrpt‘lm‘
mine. ihrr-o IllIIml up the hind, pnitI
them a leii. The mmmiiiu: unlit-1d to
find out IIW Itaiui oi lhv situation.
They dork ii that the Enterprim would
not irorlt inlet the prurient minimum-
In”.
At the Boone mini- n more at purita-
hno to in prnarrns. The "M“ Mint in
work no icing on them are no uirilwru in
II‘III,
This llllutlit-in flmtlflfl the ItIlIIUlI in
thin dwiru‘t in proclivnlly unililflflt‘l‘.
The oil-pontoon in complete. With the
orrnpttnn oi Ile Annitt'ii min-u. unit.
though mmmdeinble iimiiiuiinn and out-
torimt iii rep-tried notomt tin» ulriki'rh
and their lamilim, tiit- iictermmniinn to
limit it out in nppnrrmly an iitroiiit u
on the tint any oi the emit".
Writ
Whiflfl Wm M W... VII'IIIIc
t'nluinbun. 0.. July 22,-» l'reuldent
Rntehiimi tutu Iolt tor Went Viminin
to jam magent- V. liolm m the cum.
Mill! in tin» liitimnii at the ntriitinl
minim. wrote Ionian be until thin nil
allotment: to the Meet iIllI the unlit
W not W {Notably wold be
r m u t
W V
lSlliiilEliSIiiiE‘ElililiiiEli "
«to m- .
Stamped ll Boss"
Always the some
To Whom it May
Concern:
I nskthooo With me indebted
to me. make a special eilort
to square up their ncoountu, or
to pay an unusual «album on
account. at the next regular
limo of payment. Extraordi—
nary expenses. in lilting up
my new atom. to the reason i
will you todo for mo. in this
case, what I would gladly and
quickly do for you. under the
some circumstances. I shall
take this to be a special kind-
neso on your part, not to be
forgotten.
As over at- your nervico.
Very kindly
LORENZO OIBBLE,
II North Milli Street.
a...
EASY All) PLEISIII TO IIKE
Patent
Medicines
EASY
MID PLEASAII
TO
TIME
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M (in: Prion-i
Coo. C. Siillson's
DRUG .TOII,
82 Washington St” Solomon.
. s. a
Country Ground
Food!
Clean Clipped \Vintc (lain,
Midill'ings.
Sharps,
Bran,
Rye i’ectl,
Ground Unto.
Hominy Chop,
Oil Meal,
Gluten I’ccil.
White Coin.
lloy.
Straw.
Pent Most.
It Wholoulo Prion.
RAVIOIO BROS.
In. luv-I‘m
WAGON. I
I” “I bound-Iain
new".
Pluto“.
Catlin”.
moon.
mu. III
Jacob II. La non.“
rm. Life and
Accident
I N 5 U R A N 0 E ii
lion! Estat- Ind lions. Aunt
Ocean Steamship“ Tickets, and Sterling
‘ Drnlts. loans Negotiated
Illd Stock» Bold.
OFFICER 5 RAILROAD PLAUI.
Netx to Post Dulce. .
SOUTH NilltWAliK. : : : z (1le
Notary Public. Acknowledgments. i‘nltou
SOII'I'II IORVIILK . . .
SAVINGS DIRK
It W-ohlnfion Shoot.
( lpeu daily from 9 to 12 n. m.. and tram
i to :i p. m.. and on Monday eveuiuitti
from No 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SULMANS Pratt.
JOHN H. unions. Viool’mot.
.10th u. KNAPI’.boc boc.ond Tron
..
J. 0. JENNINGS
Paper-Hangar. Calciminor
Painter.
Dill-IR II
WALL PIPER IIO BORDERS
I NORTH MAIN 8TB!!!
South Norwnlk.
Sample Books at Intent. Styles of Pope"
Borders and Gilt Mouldingn taken to
houses for Inspection, on notice by metal
Kntllulttu Chmrlullv (liven. the
J. D. JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKER.
7 MAIN Still-JET.
Non-ii. - - - - Goon
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM S’I'IIP‘T.
TELEPHONE CALL. II.
THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derrick». sown. bor-
ing machines. ate. we can quote
LOW PRICES UN
Iii! Kinds of Timbor Work!
Churohoti. Factories or any Largo Build-
ing work a speyinlty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAS" NilltWAlJC. CONN.
LESLIE GRMBLE, Manager.
in!!!
1,. ;B5§6'1~‘]’3“§D, »
a" ‘v m
fiw n°°° EFFECTS A? ”(the no u
CATON’B VITALIZBR
on general or opera-l dcblllty. vnliclul-
Inn. Ipnmatorlitra. tantalum. Impotency.
Ditrhil. m. t, arms lunctlonoi diwtdcn.
.IiuI by mi .15 or at: a ., quinily lt‘ taunt;
I no! Manhood I'i n! I or young, gown. VI or r .-.I
strength wine In” «rumiums pm. .uir. Lt.“
. llii y-iJiiiyt‘, snot fr, dint ”II, a: 'l , iinutc
Penn? in chn ”in Tuonouow.
1"! i- (-1 l V I I'll/illi- 'fli’ Ii )Ia‘ I“
CAIIIN'S vii-nun. 5...! at. layout...
tad-I‘m . ui vtu‘. Ii I'ltr ’I p1, r tilt. r. (H.
with written gull-pin oi complete cure.
1,.I..y....ii. u N'rn‘llitv itt , m a I . -.li ’.n.iul
30min: .t..1 ‘ulmul l1. r .....I 1.! n1 l . 1 wtck‘.
"all” 1! tarot ‘ tm, . by a! .t i... n l. ‘4'..." ’
onion no. co.. cotton. uni.
Sold by Uoo. ii. tittiiuou. bunt“ .61.:
wall:
DR. MOTT’S
Film ill. Hill
The only note Mli‘l' and
reliable Female I’ill iVl'I'
oil‘erini Iu 'aIIIIIl51 Hopi.“
eloiiy fi'tfilliilllt‘iiilltl in
married Lathe». link for
13". ”W'.
PEIIVIIOIIL PILLS
and take “outlier. iii-.xnuonctiwi Lilli.
C'ritu “.00 [wt him. (I INJXCIB Int 3:. till
III HITS mm BO» m Ollie.
fluid by all druids“.
lbti’ s Nerverliic Pills
'I I! cm!
I r in ed y loi
l‘i'vff‘JZh
"1 all I'ICIVIIIM
diatom. "I “it
'"ICNIIW'. nvv
m3 i.I (“ha
cl, with 3 NW Prmirni I‘JIIIIW or
”M Manhood. Immune, Ni titty Elite
«not. Youthiui Errata. ninl my, a-
twin: on 0! 0 or Opium. which
Ind in Walnut and ”bunny. Mm
B" humiliub". but let mm
[old by III mum“.
A
SEITIIIEL
AO.
IS
1 LIBERTY.
You mot liberty to name into thin store
of ours. audio rumble aroulid and look
much as you pleas. Noodn’t buy. We like
to have people know who: it fine stock oi
wall paper we hove. m that when they
need nomo they'll know where to go and
get the prettiest.
Pointers suppllel. Elm elm. painting.
paper hanging null dwornti ting g.
a. LGORHAM.
"HORST AVENUI.
Eu! Nor-walk. - - 1COIIIIMII0uI
"J.......... .
Blue
Flame
Oil
Stoves
and
Gasoline
STOVES.
—~. __._.‘.
IIORWILII PIIIERI C MFG. CO.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
~73
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TIME TAIII I».
( 'orreotetm Jun: i ith.
LEAVE SUL’Tii Nilitw \1l. K ltlli NEW
YORK.
A. M.— i'.’.:1'ix,1i.‘.’i.'ix,.'- thx,
'i‘..'it'1x,.‘i.l7.\'. itil'dx. ll 36. '.' 71“. bulk, “.17.
i’ \l .x. t.il.;..' ».\. .i.ot. int, mum.
.'.,:i1‘1.;'-.’i‘ix.0311,7353. ‘all, mm ('tfuutliiyc.
only; 10.2".
Si '.;\'l) \l S
“.15.“.55. 7. l 3,
A. M - -‘I’ :M\ I tint-1...)“
l'. M. fliyi if. it,.11..i,:.i’.,~;.
LEAVE NEW 1 l IIIK iv‘uli SOUTH Suit
WALK.
A. .\l.~1-l'.'.ttix.:i.w,i.,m, 7.6!),‘1s.i|0x.1l,ir.:x,
1min. hum. liiiiii, iiilllx. ii. iii 120:
l’. \l ~ i M on; Zlihix i_ no». Iir'x 405,"
1,30; \, {LIl‘JLlHUL (3.03 . ill! “Will 'J'JU.
SlNllAIé.
A .\l.11i2 mix, non, ’.‘,:tu.
l'. .\l. «iilll.
l.ll.’i\'l°l.\.‘t.ll."l'l1l NilltWAlJi i'ilit NEW
M’EN
A. .\i. Lil. lililx, mu. its. ‘5.iii.'.l.lix.
ill.l.‘.\, H with li.l‘.‘.
I'. .\I.~—~i:! "It, I ili'. 1" "5x, £15”. SfiIhftJfT
it‘ll-.1lllh.T~Il.illl.ll II».
liiiiltzepurt, in fllIiIIIiUII to «bow. n, m .
‘J l.‘, p. in T ‘5‘.
:«l?,\’|l.\\':~
A. .\i. Illx. I.‘..'U.\‘, 7.I.’. " i.’
I’. .‘I. Rift.
All X iniliutii-n exptr- ..
OIE POUIO
0F
Creamery
Butter!
Fin- nt in be bad, for
22c.
Fivo Pounds, $i.00.
W
Sam’i. ComatociiJr.
H II. unlit Bimi.
DR. HUGHES
WILL REIAIN ITN'I'II.
July 30th Only!
Don't Dolly!” Bouiult at an»!
_ "I “It!" "II!
All Dillouit OIIIOID Cori-atoll
WM
OFFIOI:
C. WILL .‘I'I‘IT NOW‘W‘LK
cm m are?
“William ”3%.?
“ml at."
I’i mull?
viii: annotation new LIVING.
m
unnrmvmonnumoulx 00m
n I‘cnou with n- .Aludh Ova.
The problem a cheap nuns. with
varied and attractive bills of tore. lu-
eluding wine luxuries. has been solved
in a very satisfactory way by four
students 0! the School for Christian
Workers in Springfield. man. who
tut-tried themselves into a club. called
the Square. Menu-e there were tour or
them. and all minute fellows.
These young men—W. W. lInstings.
W. it (Emulule. .l. It. liumnby and N.
l1}.b 'nndern—lmve for eight week» time
their own making, with the aid of an
.unddln oven. no invention of the emo-
1Uilll‘a’l. Edward Atkinson. and the lig-
ureo show that their expenses during
that time. including provision» bought.
Incl. the. were at the rate of 81.21 a
Week for each person. Eat-h meal cost
on an average nix cents for eat-b pet'-
non.
Not one of the young men know
more titan the first prim ”ties of cook
log buMagn-e that the experi-
ment lnttt pro ,1 an undoubted Hut"
H’HH. and pronounce the Aladdin oven
in»! the thing for young men working
their way through college.
The principles of the Aladdin oven
are emmmiy of operation, with slow-
ness of cooking. which. it is main-
tained, is the proper way to cook all
kinds of food. The heat is furnished
by a common oil lamp pint-ed under an
own “little of tin and lined with ash“;-
ios, by which the heat is retained on-
tireiy within the oven. Breakfast. for
initiative. was allowed to cook all night.
and when the morning men! was over
food for dinner was pinned in the oven.
after which the ntnnteur cooks went
about their studies and roeitniioua‘.
The young men aver that tin-v m ver
lam-d eat able 3 so palatable and lay
turtle uinr mess on the excelleuw o!
the be ins and onions. Tlit')’ looked all
kinds of food, meat. fish, bennn and
other vegetables. and even baited a
pudding. which. they say, was wry zip»
peiiziinr. 'l‘be extmrltnent- was mn-
elndmi because the atrium! year has
ended, but is to be resumed next fall
by other .s‘ititlvnis.
TO BECOME MUMMIES.
A Corporation Formed in New York to
do the Buoiucu.
One thousand ye :irs be nee we mat be
i row of mummies, lintnosi-s. tho- an
t‘lt‘liI house of the l'toli-tnyo, including
i'lmpnti'a herself. may not be more
liermoiiialiy settled. nor air tight kept,
limit the mini; generation.
.\ New York Ililhillt'fifl i'otwt‘ntiotl
proposes to et‘wl a huge mntiwit-ntn
mtnewha-rv in the Ll'lb'l‘ part of ”iv
i‘liy llii1 sili- IiZI“ lirv‘. yi-l IN't'LI sell-vied
«win-re bodies of the dead, irmitetl by
.i new dry air prmwss, may be pir-
serveil for evolution. The Fllggl'fillvll
has been endorsed tinniliemlly, and it
I15 thought that the Health Board will
sanction the provocation. The company
(“1.1 Jinan“? "(:53
(lunati-vuflbi “9
ixpm-in to b.- Lth‘ to entomli
mini, liliII it it
only "bit HIIIl‘I'I‘."
'Hii‘ pi'oinmiiiuit I! In iilrti‘r illi' tIl'IIlI
u retuvnt I‘i‘i't'llIlll'Ii':~ lilltI expose the
,iUIIIt‘tt (or Ni'Vi'l‘JlI IliillilIlh to :i l'Iil’f-‘III
if iiir tnmli- i-iii-tiititnllv dry by pnwitn:
wer sulphuric lll‘IiI. Afterward the air
will in- pnrttmi by lire. iIIilI IIII'II tin-
i'l'I‘l'IIIIu’II' wril be IlilItII‘ :ill' light.
It Would In- a strange mint ltnivml
~honitl elwirwity i'llillillili' Ila |ll-‘:u'iiI
i‘t'llIIII‘IilIItIi' nii‘itlmi. in 500' III the "var
wit? ”to tunnumm nil hrouniu burl. In
Me; or IIHII'II to the eonvvrmimn Im-
lWi‘i'Il liuti grout warrior iiiiii lIi’iIi'III
human
ILLIIIII
iii niitft'i'oniiil thoro-
tovet Harv Antony IIuI Iiinpetor (iro-
vei l.: or for instance. iloriu-ii and
VIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIH might but] tin-ninth": ru
viviiied in adjoining: uptirnnoniti with.
out either Martin Julian. Wiitiun A.
liriuiy or it newspaper reporter in
ilIIlI.
Think of them hunting through the
minmmbii [or m writer to interview
:.hmli
"law—1h!" why no further?
Why do you initial upon taking may
with out (or illicit long walk- in un-
roulii militia?"
won-«mummy»:
Dom ' " int-rm
WON’T your. ANYHow
WESTERN WOMEN WHO ARE CAM-
PAIGNING AGAINST IT.
Plum 0! o my” Formal In (II-loll. lino
do! In. corhll'o mm to III-In
the Work of Ion-- lam. Advocates
~Co-motlol lots-o In their Coup.
Commotion reign: in the camp of the
(lineage sullraglnt. .
The army of the anti-sultragiot In
ruining.
"Iml the enemy wine,” fearlessly ery-
ihv snm'nge boots in answer to the
sudden warning. “Them women will
ignobly defeat themselves on their
own arguments when they begin the
wordy war. 'l‘hetnore they talk the
butter “11 like it. Let them come. we
any." '
The antimultruge women in Chicago
inm- nppenli-d to worm-u in the four
rumors of the utuie. Whoever will
may enlist. providing vibe be willing to
to be brought within ten days of Lon-
tnart-b tinder IIIO' spirited title. “l!|in~
obi Aasoi-iniion (”llhlflt'd to the Exten-
sion of Sun‘mge to Women." As the
caption vigorously Iniplies. the chain
pious of this organization are actively
opposed to any armature» which will
ent‘ram IIIM‘ tin- .tir sex. It in the tirnt
invasion in the West of organized suf
fringe opponents, who in the east are
(-ottitnoniy i-nlled remonntrants.
The fair genera! of the nuti-nuerage
army in Mrs. Caroline Corbin. lt bi
rather significant that her tooperators
in the [irostwtive tumpniizn ore for
the most part \ii'tll’lll‘ll of wealth who
live in some of the linndsotnest houses
of the most fashionable boulevards in
L'bit- ..tg0
(‘.\ ROIJNE 00!! HIV.
no»: all the privileges titnt go with the
i-un-tml pot of gold. out] such suffrage
urettnn-nts no "taxation without repre-
si‘iiltiliiiii" do not cut littli'll of a figure
ill thvir t1Xi-ht1qui1r neeounts. Some of
”will are known in it pbllontitritpie
way, and most of III"!!! are silent! lend-
er-a. They are not strictly domestic
wonwn, nor are they pztriiettiarly au-
;:r-~.~.~;u1 uiliniili‘ the four walls of
horn».
Not for ll minute Is it to be believed
\li‘s. I‘orlitn is a demure homo-«holly
who ermine-ts on rn‘luy data. To tell
the truth. sh. appears it) in :IS Ililli'li of
i bu—ybotly .i». illt' most .IKth‘HSIVI' stil1
i'r.t1,.1i:.i. Mrs. i'orinn says herself she
inn not Ih‘t‘ll Ililllll' liilli’Ii in the list
iIii'II‘ your»; (Hill, of i-uum'. shi- ought
Iii know. in appearance site i~i nu ear»
next, ilL’l't‘i'rlliIi‘ looking woman of mini
1ll-1 11:11. with .~non‘-wbitu~ imlr.
'i‘b.~ siirl'y goes that .\Ir.~'. i'orbin was
inn-v the tvl'IllliiIlliHIi‘ of the sullrngiu
inning Mrs» Slisiili ll. Anthony.
Iriil'h :tl‘io-r these two women met in
\\';i~hinuiun, and Mme Anthony :iskeil;
*ii'bui how you imn doing it" tin-st-
i. an?"
"lirinelnz up four bow." imam-ml
.‘It‘s. I'ni'liill.
"I.io,t'~"' s~i1ornfnlly I'U‘Iil'llit’ll IIII'
1inmpnlo1n Sumn. “Winn IIIIIII‘I' the
.«tm i. a woman with your brains do
in: with four Imy-i'!"
"Would you have me strangle
iitvtn’r" wot» iii-1 retort.
"IItr‘II," wit». the t-inplintn- answer,
"you hlitlilIiI nova-r IIII\‘i' bad
They will grow up to In- own
but nit-u."
From tinii minuti- \Irs. (‘iirollue i'nr
bin I‘l'HnII't'tl to be on active :inii nul'1
implant. And she in fulfilling lIiili vow
right here in (“liltingim
In it I‘l'IIiIIIIbII’IIIIi‘I‘ in the lliinoin be
minture, by the itiuionn'rnnlsb. mn-
pnt‘nutnph in i‘niniiii: ll rentbt: "It in
«aluminum HIIIII iiitil Women objwi in
Iii‘IIIfl t'lnnml by lIIt' i'iiiiblllllllnli with
mimnn. idiom. eruntnnbi. pauper» iIIIiI
ilu» lumin-
"'i'in-ri- now be mute later in iiil..
plen l'vraonnlly. We haw iiWi-rlni-n
print-tinniiy nit-unwriivn-1i1il by tlii-i'iiei.
lint ii' there ut‘i- tiny women who li-el
IIN‘IIIM‘IVI‘I in thinner of living eon-
founded with any of the nimrwinetb
liotml l‘IiIMi‘II. of rotiri-e. they hilt-i1 it
right in minpiiilti; We do not think tin1
fwllitn In gent-rill."
.iiti-i' nnuweritnt tio- well1ltimwn iir-
iillllli'lll‘i or the unitrngini, ting domi-
IIII‘III to the ilprinniirlii onions «on
elmlmi with thin viinmr
Will you hit It'uiulitlurzi. pIi-ilaeil in
lit’! for the lll‘tiI mien-Mu of the min
inonnutiib. at me Ili'IIl‘ii’I of it wry
«innii minority of wmnm oi ”in min...
ian the ri-niuiltuiliiliiy oi‘ ilintbliim till!‘
already too Illl‘utl. iniiiimiit and "me
nptllwllili‘ vote”! of puiiinu uiiwiimiii
of taxation nut! expenditure in tin-
boinln or item who have the bum vil-
piirh'nt'e nu prmItu'erit and mum-worn
of property? Will you I’l'iIlli‘l' the
power of women in their own unintu-
hy onueiinfl 0! them iIuIIi'fl wiiieii b...
long in yoiirn'i Will you. in niiort.
overturn the milled llflIM‘ ni' t'IVIIIIl'iI
HI‘IHI)‘. and nitrite a IliIliIIIII’ of mm
um um have liven ennui in redoi-
in to union! mi regularity? We on
«out you. in who at that well limo
iii-tom which Nit-vim mu turn
”will.
nothing
ct magnuummmmnu
They are women who pos-
, .
In!“ 0! IMflflu
Walnut Ridge, Ark" July
in great excitement in Law
Randolph counties over the 11
entrust-n committed by [Inna
known all the kukiux. The .1
mode It» appearance It! Randolph
‘ty about a month ago. and“!
lions were nonlined to u few to
but it is spreading. and now
oountieo are aroused over th’ ,
rages. Ilardly a “wok pauses In!
new outrage It committed.
A number of men and even I
have been dragged from their 11 1‘
night and whipped In a most cm
her by the kuklux. and one
has died from thi.1 effects OI a n
fliIl‘liInIb’ll red on her bare back. "it”
The persons flogged have in over,
stance been citing-nu with whom.
kuklux found some fault.
in one (am- nn old man and bit
here draggi d from their bed. tied} .
n Ill“! and whipped until their m
were raw. lit-louse they did not.
their daughter to school.
Near ltirhuooii in Lawrence will“?
a low nightsa ago. the band raided"
hum». of anioli Gray. a room I
farmer, and Gray has not been
or heard from slim,» It is belleveiI
i:= (Mill. -.1\ nnnilwr nr outrages ‘
bu- n tommltted in tin vicinity 0! RIM"
wood in the past neck and the and”:
went in that neighborhood is Imam
Thirteen Well known rt uldents of III”:
lit'lttlllmrhmld uite arrested (2th
with being members of the organ“)
lion, but at the enntntnatlon IO of them,
“’l‘l‘t‘ illuminated. three farmers 11 ,
liinhup, lv‘ieteher and Gates being boil!!! 1
owr to the circuit court.
SELMA—LARSEN’S oemsfi.’
The Coroner's Inquiry Shetl- Little m
on llrr Mntorlouo Death. '
Newborn. 3'. Y.. July 22.».M the bra
(“not which was held at Finhkill to dew
trrmu.» tit-1 canine oi the death. of Selma;
Larson. the pretty parlor maid of Cl“;
our» llinstnnro: of Siaatuliurg. who W“
lukt‘n shit on a Sin York Central‘
trim lint KH‘IIIIT'IIY and subsequently
i’lii‘d in the Fit-ihkill hospital. Coroner
levier presented the testimony oi neur- ’
ly a dolen WIIHE’SSCS. but they failed
to sntir—fy the jury, and an adjourn-
m1-nt was taken for ten days in order
to have the stomach and organs of the
timid girl examined by an expert
chutniot. '
Four physicians, who performed an
autopsy on Miss Larsr1n.testified. but an
they {nib-d to agree in their opinions
as to whether the girl's: death was duo
to poison their evidence was mystify~
int: rather than helpful to the Jury.
and the sudden death of Miss Larsen
remain.-1 almost no muth a mystery as
ever.
(in-1 thine. however. was quite satIP
Ifll'livrllt’ established by the evidence.
whivh was: that William t‘harvill. late
butlir at the llinsmore house. was not
littplii‘zltril in the girl's «loath. Charvill.
ttIIt‘l' Ilt‘ilii! subpmnml in New York.
worn» to Fishkiil and voluntarily tom
all that he knew about the girl. utter
Wlill‘Il he “as allow-ii to return, to“ "'3':
va York. '
Th-1 weight of evitionro also discredit-
mi oil the run: of soluble. and the indi-
('niinno are that the mt! either died.
from pnir‘nn take it into hrr stomach by
aveivlont. or her ilrnth was due to natu-
ral l'fl'l‘i"f'-
b
The .lntioo nl the Lightning. .‘
Millvllr-tr‘wn, .\' Y...ltily 22,—Tne peav- Tl
Inst .lwtrit: storm of the year panned
tm-i this wiry yesterday afternoon. The
ihunflrr no. l1‘l‘t'iII". ”no briik dwell-
Im: in the t‘t'lill'r oi' thi- t-ily. owned by
John King, WM Jim: It. The hull pa”-
.«1 through ih.1 “all. kin-oiling a hole In.
Iliv building tin-to fwt in diameter. It
“I'H‘kt'ul with in. in the rim"! and dis-
:imusoiwl inyxi11i‘t1-ti.~1y in anotlwr part.
or in linilra‘. The molding was knock-
ni off piu‘vtm- {mini-1M and the wall!
our. .‘i mic iv l An itlter bolt struck III.
but]... of i‘uimit ii KW"). l! Mlle
Illr «hinting. .ian it iii to Ill-1 group
titer tin-alum! into i1\l1T}’ room. wreck-
im: {urtiitnrr anti tltini! lmlilinx. Mrs. :11.
iiwiv n.1,. .mnnui and had a narrow ‘1
t ~1'ti|l~‘ Nivighimrs extinguished the
lite.
Organinikm of 0 III. Mme Company.
Anmmln, Mi Jilly. ‘3 The lioyd Co.
1'1 t- Sim» i1lllllltllly of Anemia Ilill-l been
iit‘mitiimti in this. lily. With it ,i'itvItBI
wait or “minim, oi which nil in guild in.
Tim iiIIIi‘l‘l'd mi. l'i.::|.ic1nt. ”on. H. C‘.
Inuimi; ..i Iluh'lvvu. w.» prmsiiiunt, W.
ll [\Itlrllh 1:! limtun. treasurer, "on.
M V. it. I'IIJi-t' n! .\illlil=’Ifl.’ I‘II'III. "on.
I! M "with ”I AIIKIIWIII 'i'iti1tliribi1toru
no luaiv. inaniuzt tit-1 I!III”"TH menu-mod.
lion l’. ll. \‘uvkriy. llnn, .I ll Manley
imil l'. .i Hit-lilmi‘u. iIii- I’rIIIi'I‘ being
”it whim) at th. Intiit‘tI. The plant
nbi. i. tin mmpnny mutual-en to entitli-
linli v iii i-mpiov :ltiil hurt he
i
Loon (immunity Maison.
th Wnyiw. July 1:“: -’i’lit,1 liirliitttn
ll'nrtntin‘ .“itiIiflll” and Hum unnm iniion
lirlll unto min the hmnin of a receiver.
A A l‘uttmui INI'II'.‘ appointed by the
Hull”. 'l'h1- linbiltiiw will rinrit W.-
iii‘ln, i1nvi~t‘itl bv itiiiwisi trinitttllnu OI
ltirni "outwit-1n min-outline: to omen.
The mum iii the LIIIill‘l‘ In the em
IIIlif‘iv nmi inability of the iotnpnny in
NIIN‘ itimiii to meet the withdrawal.
of HIW‘II The Indianapolis 'I‘i‘iiiit pom. 1:
pony hoitin iiw aluminiion'ii utrvut‘Itinl '1
on over in «too, g
ttiirdn l'nmiptmi by Joniotioy.
All'itilii i'lly. July '2': WVIIIII’ Hon.
riuliri iii-wwm wan nth-iii in Mr homo
nt iril North llilawnrv nw-nue she WM
«‘II'lil'IIHI by Maud .Iuiiiii. who. rtliillitil
min the humid limit-inhibit it ruler. silh-
Iuwl but ill tlir nititnm Il um! to: i‘ and a!»
iii-wt unveri «i It"! tight iirm Mn! Ham
mm dim! uhuilly nliir linih women
ilt‘i‘ volitirli 'IIit llllil'll'l’l‘” W.“ ‘1'"
turn-t “‘IiIli inmonii liutn thi place.
i. in leIwaI that lvnitniiiy mounted
tho (Ive-d.
ma 0 Interim-r Villa.
Nnit‘ouniinvti I'ior. .‘Ilily IIJI’WO
ihwvi-b broke into Ibinmoro. lilo “lilti-
"N'I Villa at Mr it. it. into M New
Vnrit. hm. Dun tiwoiw unit divinity".
iiii'. IIli' rohlwrn gave no Marni. but the
hamlet” tint tawny. initial With "In”!
imnw valuable INIIM'FIIiiItI 50min M I
hum from the I tunmero liable».
WM
lino-bout mm Won m
mutation". (1.. Juli? $3.14!!"
or other In» line m W
on on «not!
_ the m it!
, 4.1m.
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