issued several this see. but which could
not he served because De Annltt wastin-
lie...
v'l‘he suits are brought by tormer em-
ployees of the company and their wives
and have been noticed in these dis-
patches. Ir. De Armit was taken be-
fore an alder-luau and gave bail in ”.000.
coat Operas-rs Agile Coal-r.
"the coal operators of this diatric:
have hold another conference. it was
well attended. and a permanent or-
‘nlaatiou was effected. The fact that
deal operators of the Pittsburg district
have not been organised for more than
a year was talked over. and it was de-
cided to form an organisation for the
special purpose of breaking the strike.
Peter If. Hitchcock. president of the
um Run Coal reinvent/n was made
president; 0. M. Balm of Morgan. Moore
a Rain? was chosen secretary. and .1. c.
Dysart of the Chartiets Block Coal com».
puny treasurer. The aggregate output
represented at the meeting was 5.000.000
tons a year. . '
An agreement was drawn up which
. provides that the signers shall pay as.
merits. based on the producing caps;
city of their mines. toa fund to be
raised for the purpose of paying the ex.
nausea. of the strike. The telephone was
kept busy. and many Pittsburg‘ opera-
tors sent word that they would aim.
even though not present at the meeting.
. A committee of seven was appointed to
carry on th mpalgn.
Colonel . 1’. Reed. after the meeting.
111111: "We propose to operate our mines.
Md If our own then will not work. then
others will take their placed; 1 would
_ much rather that a conference he held
and the troubles adjusted before we take
the step we lntend to. which. Just 11s
sure as the sun rises. will he the means
of operating the mines at our pleasure."
Talk of amt-solos. '
The meeting of the coal operators will
bring about one of two results. either
arbitration will settle the strike. or the
mines will be started with imported
men. The operators are evidently in
favor of arbitration in preference to a
forcible opening of their mines. 'l'hls
was evident-ed when nessrs. Murray
and Osborne. representing the operators.
wimd National President Ratchford at
Columbus. asking if tomorrow would be
suitable for a conference at Pittsburg of
both std”. The Bend and Robbins in-
terests telegraphed Ratchford. asking
him to come to l’lttsbura to try and set-
tle the strike. District President Doian
followed the telegram to Columbus. and
has been cndeavorlng by personal per-
suasion to bring about such a meeting.
Dolan has telegraphed that ltatu-htord
was willing to ronfel. hot preferred not
to meet with the l’lttulmm operators
. only. but an interstate representation.
The telegram sent by the operators in~
related that Indiana and tillnols would
not consent to a contort-nee. and It 11mg
remains with President italvhtord to
say whether or not he will meet with
the Pittsbura operators snd trust to the
others to follow the decision there made.
It is believed that a conference will
he held hereltomorrow. because Just
after the meeting of the "torsion
had adjourned Colonel Bend received 11
tel arsm from his son Joseph. who is in
Co umbus. owl . ”Dolsn says Sutur-
tiay will be we rd ed for motel-once."
Bella's Flisaloa t9 Columbus.
When Mr. Dol‘n'went to tioiutnbus. its
was given full authority by ltrnd. ituh-
him and others torsrrsnge tor unquali-
iled arbitration” and he is working to
this end. ‘
Should the arbitration meoiilla lint he
arransed tor. ll‘ was derided by the
operators at their meetlna that imme-
diate preparations for uiartlng their
mines with nonunion men shall be be-
aun at once. .
The striking rampers at Plum Preek
. and Turtle Creek mart-bed easin yester-
day after the programme arranged. in
couples l00 feet apart. The deputiel
formed a line errors the road and warn-
ed them book as test as each pair oamo
tip. Elit'h side wanted the other to take
the suressivo. but both factions were
Wary. and neither advanoed beyond a
roastaiu point. The strilters then return-
ed to ramp. but a few of them later
managed to‘saoapo the deputies and not
among the miners. doing considerable
' . ‘ . work.
'i'he deputies hays been srsduaiiy
biotin] in on the 111an and will eon-
tlllue to do 1111. It is said. until the men
will not he allowed to lustre the ramp.
'i‘ills would virtually place them under
arrest the women are doing soon mis-
aionary work. although they did not
mil. as antlolpatall. “they are still
me. it an uncommon as, mule
tar tits 11111-11111: miners and deputies.
« Dem an tan m .
The farmers from the surroundlns
oountry have vontrlbuted lane parit-
saes of met-ions and asides truck to
the (impairs. The number of then now
ill the two ramps 111 111. itany of the
men who wm disollaraetl from WWW
nature are 111111 1111111 mum-111m of
the 111111111. .1111". some have started
m the ”entry to their homes. and
others are endeavouring to moon wort;
ill the I"!!! diatriot.
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limit-n our was. 1114er
d behind and top at on bus 11
911 the “1%. entered sin
m'". M W Mill...” It'll
stand all t loltiagntulpossible up
sets. and goodness within us:
mob... Anionortsatitela is the dos
whip. terrible to the dog if used by 1
it he be a notice; for he is sure it
half strangle himself or to hurt hh
own owe-with the , neas end of tin
lash. The whip 1 tired but! 1
handle nine inches long and last
thirty feet. and weigh» (our mad!
The lashvwas of folded and planes
seal-hide. and for five feet from tin
handle measured lye inches round
then for fourteen feel it gradual”
tapered off. ending in a single thona’
half an inch thick and eleven feet long
Wonderful the dexterity with which 1
driver can pick out a dog. and almost
a spot on a dog with this lash. ' Th1
lash must be trailing at full length be
hind. when a Jerk and turn of thl
wrist causes It to fly forwlrd, the thic‘i
part first, and the taperitig end con-
taining the motion till it is at tui.
length in front. and the lush making
the fur tly from the victim. But utter
it is nude to crack over the heads 01
the deans a warning. The eievet‘
dogs were harnessed to the trout o;
the sled. each by a separate thong o-
ust-hide. alto! different lengths. fast
sued to a light auras harness. Th1
nearest dog was about fifteen feet tron
the sled. and the leader. with belts of
her. about titty feet. the thongs thux'
increasing in length by about thret
feet. When the thong is good the dogs‘
spread out like monomers of a hand‘
but when the snow is deep they ts!
into each other‘s tracks in 1111110111
single tile. As they continually crosi
and reel-011s each other. the thongs gel
gradually platted almost up to thl
renrtnost 1101:. when a bait is called’
the dogs are made to lie down. ant.
the driver carefully disentangles them
taking care that no dog gets away
meanwhile. They are guided by thl
voice. using "Husky." that is Eskimo
words: “Oak." :0 to the right;
“art-ah." to the left. and "holt.’I
straight on. But often one of the met
must run ahead on snowshoes for th1
dogs to follow him.~i.ondon. 0111.
Times. , '
OULLET-PROOF CLOTH. ‘ .
scurried." Dogaad out; Made ul-
‘ trill-par.
A or, cloth which stops bullets hat
been invented. its efficiency but
been proved iii Chicago. The test:
were made before men of sclonro one
Others interested in the practical work-
ing of the "wooden. it we» a thor-
oughly serious affair.
The tests were made at the Chicago
College of Surgical Dentistry. The)
were conducted by Dr. 1.. Borlsnd nut
Lieutenant Sorbet-kl. of the Austritu
Army. a friend of the inventor. Th1
latter. who was present, is Brothel
Cellular Zsaisn. a lay member of 1
rellsious order. He urges the adopllos
0! his invention in the interests 01
humanity. Sewn doctors were pres-
ent. and also the representatives at tht
Humane Borieiy. as 1111 experiment was
to be made on 11 live dog.
The progress of mukink this is kepl
secret. it. looks like a kind of still
cloth braid. and is about half an inch
in thickness.
The cloth was tried on the dos. A
cloak of ordinary cloth was wrapped
around him. and a shield of the bill-
let-proof material was tied on out.
side.‘
Lieutenant liarueoili lived a .38 mil-
brs revolver 111 hits 11nd hit the shield
fair and moan. The dog waned hb
tell to indicate that nothlna unpleasv
out had occurred.
The ordinary cloth was then re-
moved and the shield tied to his side
A all calibre was tired st blot. Th1
shock staggered him and he rollover»
ed somewhat. When examined he an
found to he (tulle sound. Probably ht'
was slightly hruismL~Nsw York Jour-
1111!.
A professor at one of our universit-
ies is line 11111119131 of s queer anecdote
Lest winter he was startled and was!
to housekeeping outside of town
When spring rams he thoukht it!
would still a few been is his mum
already but 11 1103. lie set a maple oi
has and in mood lilns but two 111m
breeds of obtains». its well 1m
menu-nun insulator-111s-
tools trash to it?!" The «M'
isduslsltb to no 1111
3'11”» 111111 11111 etym- Tiler were
certainly a 1111111111111 1111 of ethereal:
that the nelkhbur viewed. 'l‘ltsr were
tlilli and apparently without ambition
‘ftti'hst do you teed. Mt“ Wit tin
usiaithor alter a twist semi.
"M than?" Wflmfithe prom
m. as littlest he didn't but until.
9111111. 1 isn‘t load time smiles. I
for than."mil‘toa Christies 111 Work
aid". f" .
dbl 1&1in 1.111111 atelier 1111!
while the 111111 shines. uy w.“w‘i‘wi
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skillful head and terrible to the um 31
hon-Ms. 1111111111 m
"them
to w or its; .
one oi t ‘ minus
of the WI unlit-bib "and -
hasten-ensue shessdhsr doubters.
wiloiisrs bseabtewarthresatliutors
in all her social alienation-will 7
may missed. '
The: barn elusrtainetl la a 11111111, ‘ ‘
W unanimous way not plausible ear.
will 10' Wit 0! lam Walther“. '0
tier entertainments Mrs. dries has
voila character and originality that
are lacking sometimes lu‘the hospitable
91mm of those eren wealthier 1111111 the
wife 11! the former" Senator from Ohio".
But the secret of her social potluisruy
and sucrose is that Ills. Brice delights
to entertain, and the demands of a u;
c1111 position. so often regarded as the
amenable part of the duties pertain-
ing to public life. have been for her a
real pleasure. The "smart set" at the
Capital regret the turn in his political
fortune which takes Senator Brice and
his agreeable family artsy from the
f‘apiial. and their places will not be
easily titled.
The oasis- st spur-M.
The United States senate is frequent-
ly called the Millionaires' Club. ile-
rause so many of its members belong
to that favored clues whose fortunes
are denoted by six figures. To be sure,
many of the tit-nature are millionaires.
and there are some who. while not so
.fol’tilllalt’ us to be listed 111: million-
aires. are very rich men: but 1 11111 not
[stating it broadly when i say the 11111»
iotity of the wealthy men In the Brunt:-
have only themselves to thunk for
their riches. Many of them begun lift-
as poor boys. and Worked and string»
gird their why to prominence and suc-
rose. and the some enterprise lhiil
made them wealthy makes them iiIIC'
(‘Pmlll politicians. It is not nlwuyu to
his money that a man owes his will
in the l'pper House. 11111111 man's u-lf-
earned health should entitle him to
the respect rumor that; the bllt't'l'b‘ of
his ('Onh‘liiliflml'lt‘li.
The majority of the Senators ill-121111
life in liltlubieoireumzztuuree. and one of
the most lull-r1 run; of these self-11111111-
lueu is booster Fairbanks of indinno.
summer to the late Senator \‘ooriu-l-s.
Senator Full-banks is of Yankee origin,
and those characteristics common 10
the descendants of the Puritans lum-
been useful to him in his curl-«r. ills
father was born in Vermont. The
present Senator was born ill a log
cabin. and by working at empowering
on Saturdays and during the “trillions
helped pay his way through the ”bio
Wesleyan I‘niversity. of wllirll college
he ls'an alumnus. Afior leaving rol
loge. Senator Fairliauk'u real work
was for the Amristed three. and be
maintained himself doing nc-u‘spmu-r
work while in.- was studying luw and
until he was fli'l‘lnh’d to the bar. it.-
attributos his success in life to steady
application to one purpsm‘. that of be.
coming 11 slit't‘t'sefil! inwyl-r. Froul liliu
9111111113111.» ut-vrr mnu'trd until lw \vuu
made Senator; political proforuwnt did
not tempt him. and his present ohm-
ls the first politlrlll place he has held.
But drumm- l‘uwhauks is not 1111-
siily one unions. ills wilt-azure who has
won his way to honor and tilsilurtion
from 11 mod: at beginning. senator
Forum-r. being or.“ of 1 luv-m rillldrrn.
had. pt'i‘liilllll, even a harder strtmxlo
with poverty. and to llml discipline and
that inI rem-trod in the army. with-ll he
entered at nlxlu-tl. urrvimg 111111! illi-
uiosu of lbw wet. on. u in» mirmi with
the l'llllli of lire: ”vim-11.1111 11ml iii-owl
remain. his more» iii lift- is largely
due.
Senator Varhees' fiaeeeasar.
The present IJbl'lu'lan of l'tliifl’t’t'url in
one of the bold known and one of lio-
lnosi interesting and |1i1'iiil‘t‘0li|lli' om.
olals at the Fawn. For tilirlytlm
learn his spill-r. ulry ilflill't'. ills polo.
Wat fave. flamed 111 with sunaull.
slightly wavy hair. Whll’li has grown
from Mark to White ill the tour-1 lio
has stood behind the Librarian‘s dmL.
have two familiar to 1b» fmluuuioru
at the library.
in distiller Attila-111111141 lu- itiis the rep-
ulstlou of twins diam. aim-mt 1'1‘111111,
hill till 0110‘ idle iIWW‘t‘o-tl alit‘ll I ropil“
tsilun. tie is. to be 1111111. slimmed
tilti pn‘uovopleil. and in 11111111111111- is
limplr out! tlll‘m‘i. but be. lists that kind.
“11111111 01 111111111 t'liarnrleuulh- of hourly
all soholurs. if one on polo-irate be.
litutll their outer 1111111. «11 reserve. 11nd
every one who has tweed him um
hour Minoan lo his iv till 1101-. his 11,111. 1
will; liloi 1111mm ill the work of «ill
on. impunity when 11111; work beluga
them 1111» till- promo. 1-.
"ll Mill‘hmly is shown by his rule
stain 1111111111111“- 111 trained to "W de-
iasuos 111.111- upus 111111 by Iliurary eu-
lileties. si'ilollis. viola. llbrarioe 111111 or-
ganisations at every dam-initial toe
papm out! mus. N1- am only 111..
who to em: ”suitable 1mm. but
writ“ a new lunar tint will muslin-a.
his «ma-tome not permitting 111111 111
read the 11111111- pepsr 11111111: and 111
though to is often 1m use new
11W he is new too busy is attend
to unribius. whether elderly pertain
uistoilisdstlssat 1111111111 11111.
iii. Wis 11a «Claim 7 read»
11.11111111qu listed» mutation
st ”immediate museum:
m.“ is a Mimi Gilli .
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Rochester. AIR.
trains on the Will
ed together between
and Houwye m ,
had left “wheat
east. The other
to the firemens' doll
Conductor Stave
had chqse 0! “It, ,
quite 1.11.11: tainted»...
ester Junction. 7 ‘ ~
this city and Eh‘lh
this city. were i“
brought to their ;
Several pauenasrs . lit!
to Lima were infirm
quilt- seriously. . 1
The special trail has
the main track arm. ‘
accident occurred. I”.
cars were badly W '
were noon cleared. lid, .
ruined at once.
couwsttippy
M
m cane aid-spawns, ,
to IE .
Albany. Aux. ”Kr-Lit.
way. who was abducted Oil;
has been restored in”
- Joseph It. Ham. Q!
riage to the kl _ 1 Boy.
charged with complicity
The police say hem
H. 1;. Blake. bet
the planner of the ~
fugitive. ‘
. The mayor has my“!
8500 for the capture 01 W .
Knapp. first name 1111mm ‘
llevvtl to have been ....
abduriinn. Michael M
rest on suspiolon.
The police had m
looting "only from d
of armmi men are sco'li ~
for Blake and Knapp? ‘
The boy was not »
ductnrs.
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hatterirs- Jleekiu
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At Bmuklyn-
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t‘im-innati, .. II ll 2 fl ll “
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i‘hiuam-Jua. 20.-—~
almi fal'uwrs near W I L L l ,
has two lynvised by e crew
I
The
villas-1 west of hers.
saluted a woman. H- M, 1
was soon raptuM |_ «.
puraum with bite .
wot-s11 and m Wes
is mooted from m ;,; "
“Hired a... residence at
I‘ll!“ be was 11m: _.
Mrs. "1111:1111 and “I? ..
burnt-ll in death.
Another , , ,. _ .
Veraara. Matti. A . “1
snarrhist. tiiusewi he“
tested here on [Wk ;
rommtihivaw “'1th
it
lung to espiods a
lion. ‘ fi .. ‘
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The mutual militia
Peoplv's scu'ietiell at
i‘him‘h has Willi in
m ruiisirm inlets _
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