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answerer to: chug: of assault. pre-
ferred by Cornfiifls M. Dag-am. an
assistant at “it (”busty Home. in

and \‘Vestpon avenue. The alleged as-

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timc ago. and by flu: fleets were
tamed over ha a farmer in Rain
ding.

judge Frost was an the beach.
and Attramey lfnnm was repre—
flntrfl by Attorney.- judstm. 70f
.luseplx R. Taylnr
pnwcutcd fur the slate.

Mr. [karma was the first wil-
ucss cxaminml. He testified to
the fact that hc me! meo mm the
dqmt platform. “ill: the hay and
1311‘ lattvr's mmhcr. and that he

a lhsrgan) math: a demand for the '

hay. Mr. (Emma mfmed tn give
him up. and threaitfled u; strike
witness: with a vane he carried.
Marga!» then wanted Cuneo to
wait until the arrival of Judge
Fmst cm the Stunt. so that he
rnuld with the difficulty. This
L‘uneo refused t0 do. claiming. so
lhfrrgan states. that Cuneo said
judge Frost had m") jurisdiction
over the boy. {Margaux finally se-
cured the child and tank him bad:
to the Cmaty Home.

Attorney Cuaen “flamed most
ml the stattments ui Datgau. but

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striking him. He unly raised the
cane t0 frighten him. and make
him keep his hands all“ the hey.
W'heu llhrgan sails hold of tit? lad
he mmmcnced m cry. and rather
than make a stem lawyer Canto
gave the boy 199 to him. as Dm'gan
refused m lllow him to be patrol-
led in his; custody until motni _ .
Chief of Polite Vullmer test‘

tu hearing the dispute between the
two men. but did not know which
one was in thc right. and took no
part in the affair.

HEW OBI-I00!- Aflfi (mum.

“flu:

‘ is getting scatter. and the price is going

 

PHlLABELPKIA. Septemb_er Honmta‘ the misa-

tion of than mine «specifiers, the lines of the strikers hemmed un—
ln-oken today. and the mend week 09th: strike in the anthracite
fiddhcgan withthc tie—up as complete as at any time sine: the
strike bcgan. J * ‘
The presence of the soldiers in the field has had a quitting efiect
m the strikers. and the has! 0! order is reported from cvm' district. »
1m tuna W or losses on either side.
" 78 anti catfihé'Company has fewer collieria in operation in
aylkifl ' thin at any pmious time.
Wmtw were made by the {reaps in various parts of
thc Schuylkill county. all; mowing. The striking mine workers.
stood by and «and the Wing militiamn. but they mack no
5133' of violence.
, Reports from various
higher. , The Reading

WV. which practically central: the market new, is shivping

. less coal today than ever. .3 ,

Bodu Found Am the Seaweed.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR. Maine. September 24—11:: body ul
1W 1.. Recs. of theli . “C Va. was discovered. yesterday.
among the scawecé on Tum let 1:513:13. Rhee; left here Saturday

«right. in, a row boat, for Sonthpon. and it "as W .that he was

run down by a Steamer or 59mm: other vesscl. He was 39 years old,
and had ban we ding the summer with his brothegr. an artist. at
Southpcrt. - , ’

A Stamford Pastor Resigns

STEMFURD. Comm. Septcmlmr a—Rer. (icqrgei Baker. of
the Baptist Church. yesterday surprised the members at his congre-
gation. by announcing his resignation to the officials of the church.»
The resignation is the result of some little difietmces which have
been existing between the pastor and some members of the congre-
gation for me time past.

Sloan 13W bu Prince of wales.

LON DON. Septtmher 24"”.‘S a culminating) of the ascendangy
will the American jutkeys. it is aunmmced. this morning. that the
Prince of Wlkfi has engaged “Tnd” Slum a a large retainer. for
I903 . Matty horse owners who have hitherto hesitated to desert the
home talent. will doubtless follow the royal lead.

Strikers Attack La Collier”.

SH EN.~\3\'DUAH. l’a.. September 24~Strikers have attacked
Preslon Colliery. Kn. 3.31 fiirardwillc, near here. and General Go-
biu [13$ been asked for tnaogrs.

PoftiOn of maxim Village Burned.

(‘31 ER, Micll.. September 2.1—le business? pertion of this
village was practically destroyml by firr early W33- The hotel.
twu drug stms. a saloon. furniture. hardware and jewelry status, a
photograph‘gallcry. the postoffice and eight resideutes were hum-
ed. Losses. about $50,000. with light insurance. The town had no
fir:- protection.

Pole-Carew 066119235 Komatipoort.

LOX DON. September 2¢~Lotd Roberts reports from Pretoria, 7

under date of September 24. that the Guafds. under Pole—Catew. oc~
capied Komatipoort. this. morning. The bridge was found intact.
Much rolling stock. locomotives and truck loadsof “Lon Tom" 1m-
munifion were captured. Only a few rifle shots were .

Trolls!) Promoter Dead.

NEW’ HAVEN. Cam. September mélsrael A. Kelsey. until
recently general manager (71f the “Finchester Avenue Railroad
Cmpany. «ml wlm cofittnlled large blocks cl stock in seven! trol—
ley companiefi in Massachusetts and Rho-dc island. died at his home
in ’West Haven. shortly after 9 o'clu‘ck this‘moming. 0i typhoid fev-
er. aged forty-one. , , ‘

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