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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
G.ElNlNcs IN MANCHESTER. c.
lrsooal aud Other Items of Interest
from Across the James

!s'soual and Other Items of Interest
from Across the James
w. Charles I. Jones and wife. of Swans
% have returned from their bridal
.i.
4.s'ttr received here from Cumberland
r.-U Yesterday says that Mr.. Peyton
ses vh,returned home last week after a
.,s sP-.l 0f sickness. is improving rapidly.
Y, add Mr.. Charles Wake have the
v11,ly Of their friends in the loss OF
q, u ant son Walden, who died yester--
T coming after an illness of several
u'I'. Tie funeral will take place this al:
n q, $3.50 o'clock from the Central
At.1!s. church. and the remains WILL De
-susi @. Maury cemetery.
-tt alarm 40 fire sounded yesterday Al
.t-cl. 4cout $50 o'clock was caused oy
e. opposition that the bank building was
eIe smoke was seen rising from the
f--lc and Nr. Adamson turned In the
az. De tremen quickly responded,
/. iluL1 tia. the structure was not on
~.
ICE Democrats are very jubilant over
. result Of the election and will no
alN fave a Grand torchlght demoDstra-
, o. 81 early day in honor OF the great
~ Tauc victory throughout the ooun-
I particularly in Virginia. MIR. William
t-iss'-. president of the Third Ward
-ia "a, Already taken preliminary steps
tfNl O OBLIGATION and has called
sr1g % the club for tonight in order
"lp.tle arFangementst Tor the occasioi'.
iis Council Committee on Llebt met
a. evening and approved the bill of the
,-1oad Railway and Electric Company
Citing the city. The application from
Z Nl.lsrn Fuel and Gas Company for a
l'l.,e 20 construct and operate gas
'~s' leie was discussed informally, but
",i.couueudauon was made.
aa,se Branch. the negro girl whose
So va reported IN the DISPATCH. was
...'e dayor Maurice yesterday morning
.4'gal With stealing sc from the money
-'te' %; Nr. Thomas Holt, merchant
h-l sheet. She was sent on TO the
tl-l iary ald committed to jail 70 await
WA Maggie has been three times
-0r;ed Of petty larceny. and II is very
,.-o.s TIA, she will be sent 10 the peni-
d, az t1.s time.
~ Lee iurrentine, Of North Carolina,
Ia been ~ the city for few days,
- id4fl,i home.
-. william Morgan, Of Lynchburg.
Il. -''''y o. Manchester, is stopping IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
CHEERING IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Republicans Paralyzed ut the Extent OF
tho Democratic Tidal Wave.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November 9.-The people are
all full of election here to-day, and no
thing else is talked of or thought OF.
Despite the storm prevailing the bulletin
boards at the newspaper offices are sur
rounded with people-Domocrats and ne
publicans- to learn the latest.
The Repu blicans here were very confident
of success Yesterday, and are paralyzed
with amazement at the Democratic tidal
wave. The Democrats were on the streets
all night. and soon after midnight started
the bonfires and tin-horn racket. and Tor
hours made things lively with their WHO
cheering and rejoicing. !.
No disorder is reported IN any section or
this immediate neighborhood yesterday,
and vet the contest was one OF the most
exciting held here since the days OF the
Walker campaign.
Rejoicing In Alexandria.
Tcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, November 9.--Great was the
rejoicing in Alexandria last night when 1t
was definitely known that Cleveland was
elected and that all danger from force
bill had passed. The Operations tele-
graph offices, and other places were crowd
ed last night. and when the returns came
in showing the election OF the Democratic
candidates the town went wild.
Tomorrow or Friday night Jollifcatlon
meetings will be held IN both the city and
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

IL the Fourth District Il very. Close and
some contention II apprehsnded Hc WI!
leave for Farmvflis this morning end VII!
look into the returns Of Prince Edward
and tho other counties OF tho district.
Colonel B, o. JAmes has consented to act
~ chairman OF tho Third Dist1ict COM
mittee In the absence of Colonel Haakins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
NEGRO AssAssINAreD.
Ned Thomas's Dead Body Found with ms
Throat Cut In sbuck-pen.
fsnecl.l telegram 70 the Dispstcn.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, November -,
Fairly this morning the BODY OF Meu
Thomas, negro about ~ yeafs y, ~,
~ Mrs. Rose. German lady, who lives ?
saw mi,es rom Charlottesville. His throat
, was eur from ear 10 ear. The body was
found about s o'clock, aud life haa eyl .
dentiy been extinct for some hours. inero
is hardly any doupt that the man Yves mur-
dered. but what for as yet remains N.Y. ?,
tsry' Magistrate q. A. Terrell came 20
the citv for a pbysician, who made ap en.
Animation this afternoon. A IuIy pns S Seo"
eummcned and an inquest WIZ % ne1a W
morrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
MARKETS on rsLeoRAet
NEW YoRA.

NEW Yoxx. yovenber 8. Cotton Quiets mid
ding upinnds, SAC uqleudA z-l0c total
pes receipts, All pSrts. t90 dsyA 93soeo bolea;
sxports-to Great Britain. s, % nalest = kx1eees
0,4S3 bales TO the conzneut 1keoS o1o
IA lair demand Wheat nrnef{ ~ re4, TIA
151<c,. store and eloya>~; 1o314 2ope4 81.
iions eetive and e1eitsd = ~ res eeSe. cIo.1se
l1rm No. red Nsve0pers 313A 49, ~:
irm<s: Ia. Z, DOC q elsvHlos; ktkc enest /;
ooiicne cicsed ayogulefs o4k!Y pAe1A -
doGn lsis months 4a}{< ~ Eeyta ~: go (;
Dsron ber, Sic: Nay. 4at<f 49, ~ 1fs.eS
ana IN 5000 demand az. =. " ~
Nav ff3te spos, 70. y, 5dI1Io el!Ee1 $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
Proved % be- hi. nss,.

Tested and proved BY over thirty years
use In oil parts Of the world. Ailcocks
Porous Plasfers have the Endorsement OF
the highest medical and chemical authori-
ties, and millions Of grateful patients who
havs been cured Of distressing ailments
voluntarily testify 70 their merits.
table. Thay ars mud but eifsctivs, sure
and quick Ia their action. and absolutely
harmless.
beware al limitations. aud do not DO de-
csfyed b. MISREPRESENTATION Ask for All
corh,s, and let no solicitetion or oxplAno-
tioa Induce ron 70 accept sobststots-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

al eslFrsxs = sAs Orr.
Bsuusrx. November a--9svsral me1s-
meetines aro announced q which uniy0f-
sal suffrage will b demanded. Enormous
crowds dlisd the streets last evening:
Thsy marched about in procession behind
bands OF music, and the strains OF music
could be heard evsgyyherA xiys thou
sand persons aesemrled 10 rors OF the
Mason Du PsupIe. and - the King passed
en- route TO the Parliament Huilding. two
civic guard of3cers sh0uted out: Long
live universal outrage" They vere sum:
manly dealt with. beng fouad Guilty end
reduced to the ranks.
A riot broke ont * 10 o'clock last night
In the vicinity Of the Kings palace. 4
mob broke through the ranks Of the civic
guard surrounding the palace. and would
have done considerable damage 70 the
palace and grounds had not detachment
Of mounted gendarmes come TO the rescue
Of the civic guards. The gendsrmes made
charge on the mob with drawn
swords, driving the rioters right ana
left. An indescribable tumuit followed the
Onslaught. the crowd grooming and kissing
a. they retired before the swords: Several
we're severely injured and were borne TO q
house in the vicinity to have their wounds
dressed. Order was completely restored
before midnight.
Dispatches from Client and Liege say
that orderly demonstrations IN favor OF
universal suffrage we're held in those cities
last evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

Don't stand ids. fits the man who keeps
moving that generally succeeds "a ire.
You can't hep mcyin2 on when takine
simmons LAYER Regulator. Il cleanseS the
system from all poison and sends tne blood
through the vsins - Z eooa founa p 5es
sesinst INDIGESTION and Dyspepsia hothing
mslsnous shout simmons Liver Regulator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
a PRETTY HEBREW WEDDING.
Fashionable Event In Norfolk-Personai
ana Social Notes.-The Yacht Comet.

Fashionable Event In Norfolk-Personai
ana Social Notes.-The Yacht Comet.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK. Va, November 9.-Montefore
Hall witnessed very beautiful and happy
wedding celebration last night In the
union OF Mr.. Benjamin Lowenberg 10 MISS
Lule Ries. The marriage ceremony TOOK
place at the Jewish synagogue, Dr Eoer-
son officiating. Ii was very fasnionaoie
affair in Hebrew circles.
Captain NJ. 9. Keeling, commanding tne
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, IS copnneo
20 his home by sickness and unable 70
leave his room.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Rev. j. @. Rosser, the well,known Me-
thodist reyivalist, is Ill IL portsmouth,;
He has lust concluded very successiui
revival at Wright-Memorial church. :.
The steam Yacht Comet, OF hichmono' IL
on the railway Of Grayes's ship-yard,
Colonel ID. j. Face, OF Laurinpurgn'
NY. Grand Master of the Order OF ODD.
Fellows OF the State Of New York, Is visit
ing Norfolk.
The citzens of Portsmouth hold mass
meeting tomorrow night for the purpose
of considering plan for securing credit
able representation Of the fire departments
of the State Of Virginia. through the IMAM rn
bers Fire Company, at the Coiumoian I-A'
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
AsHEvILLe REPUBLICANS.
They Elect a Town Constabie-Crawford's
Increased Majority.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
AsHEvuLE, N. c., November 9.-By the
help of an Independent candidate, the he
publicans here have elected their OVID town
constable. His name is Pool. The Demo-
Gratis have everything else. The people
are perfectly wild.
Congressman Crawford came In rom
Waypesyille. his home, this afternoon and
O crowd took him to the courthouse and
made him speak.
Returns are not all in, but he is elected
by q largely Increased majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

people overlooked the ilnportence g POT q
,nsnentiy beneficial effects. ana Were sat'? =
fjed with transient action. bat Fey .ne "a, II
Il GENERALLY knowE that SYxup q x,xs ~ 80
permansnf1y cure hsbatuai oops.i Rs ~, :,
weli-inforsned people viii not NY o snsis
iaxatiyes, whicE act f0f tine. pns s""''S
ln,ure the eysteln. B
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
Snow I'm the Valley.

[By telegraph to the Dlspa.ch.I
WINCHESTER, Va. November 9.-About
ten inches of snow has fallen in the Valley
since 10 O'Clock this morning, and while it
has melted during the day about hve
inches cover the ground this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
Denth and EnnsrnI.

!. :. Elizabeth W. Nesbitt died yester-
"A :" we residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
ts,s, avs, No. 1901 west Clay street. The
N - Wss 50 years of age. The funeral
a. s %.e place from the house OF 8 o'clock
Al rem ,suiains Of Mr.. Patrick Murphy. who
Z ss-itsaay night al bis home, a. Chula,
t,y v.., county. were brought 70 this
III ;s.tiasy afternoon, and the funeral
Is ~d,. piaee IRON 81. Peters Cathedral
~1oing Of $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

[Reported Tor the DfspatcnLI
NovEMsER Ono offerings on Change today
Private sales; Light
Internal revenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, 81, 5O2.70; tobacco, 7l90a--totsi,
s3,221.79.
Very little business was done today, cansed
somewhat By the excitement over the election
Nothing was done on Change. and the private
and loose sales we're extremely small. uood
sales are, however, promised Tor to-
morrow az both the warehouses, sales COM
mencing az snelpuxnes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
The storm ~ Rockingham.
INV ts,eoraph 70 tie Dispatcn.i

u..,,sosnuro. Va. November s;-A
s,nw' sInst-. and rain-storn set IN here
snomt darliQht and ragged With great Jury
s All aas Tins IL the first wet Weather;
with the exception Of slight showers sna'
we hare bad since Juiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

George Charles Spencer Churchill pak IKE
~ Mariboroue b. was found dead 70 p's pou
h Bi4nhsiln palace, Woodstock, EnF., US
ferdsy norning. He was fs years ot sse'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
A Rash Guess.


Mrs. barley: Who was the author Of the
HYMN. II Would Not Live Away.
barley: Il couldn't have been Methuse-
lab, could iii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

1, inside Track" at the Academy.
iso5a -. Academy tonight Miss Kittie
nj 80 company that seems 70 DO
tgss s.V4tll OF by the northern press
"a, \ :. y 13fee-nighgs engagement. The
tsaes ! ne inside Track. y Q mel0-drana
tseit H. scored successes on the westorp
y sel Il past seasons aud viii doubtless
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
CRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. November O.--Ovrznn;0s--whea
l,e40 pusneis. Corn 2f2 bushels. Oats, 1900
Ds sAIss-wnsas, 1855 bushels. Corn. s4a bush
ois-
QUOTATIONS.
VICAR. --Lonxberry. 70a75c. Ntxsd. 6Ss75c.
Dhortperyy. 6Ss74c.s No 2 red, T2s73c
coax.-Whits. Virginia, new, bag lots 4oa4scs
No. = white. nominal.
OA1a--Wintsr (for Eeed1, 33e42cs M y
mixed, 37aasc. No. q, mixed. 35a50c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
A corppisse Disguise.

snobley: Pm going TO q fapcy-dress ball
NEXT week. Suggest costume tor me. :.
farley: Why not go as Gentleman OF
the Nineteenth Century,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

The session of the Prussian Diet was
opened yesterday With the usual speech
from the throne. The government an
nounces that there Ii deficit OF i0.0o0,Qoo
of marks IN the revenue, - estimated Tor
1898. and that the amount will be raised BY
l.an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
Richmond Guests at Gotham's Hotels.
fsnaoial telegram 70 the Dispetch.)

Nxw YoaK, November I'D. G. Winston,
G. X. Lowell, B. Lewis, W. Scott, and J.
x. Riddick, st. Johns t. w. Alcott, Hon.
man +. Ill. Boykin, Albemarle, and 3.
Carter Windsor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
Sl4.5O-A BAaoAIs.


Did you get one Of those SIS. $40. or s2e
SUITS that are in the Special Sale -
Therein be- a big hole in the piles by the time We
:. shut up shop to-night.----such snaps as
these are few and far between.--Juss think
Of 1.-THE season is only bcginning-ify you need
sut at all you need 10 now.-and here's the
chance in q choice Of hundreds Of els, $40. and
ace yslues--with sI4.5o the possessing price.
.HEDGING.s
II you lost any HATS on the result Of the cleo
tom hedge" by making the bet payable from
OUR ssock--Eyen II you iose-yOu save.
How,
You are sure TO come out dollaror two better
on by our prices il me other fellow wins
give him just as good Hat, tco-DERBy-
ALpfSz-or sILK----oURs are shaped on iden-
,icauy the Same niocks-snade Of exactly the
same grades Of ssock-snd IKE ss not. BY the
zane hauas--ss those tho "srsas ans Dus
their names In.
You know reputation don's make HAT
II il did wsd have 70 charge a. high q me
h,snsss-rrs THE woRrH-aad HERE
you got the woRrnIEsr.
SAKS & GO.
). w. =: ~ -. MINIS .,,soss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

THAr WE'VE GOT THE BIGGEST STORE
you can prove with a foot ral'---And
it is Just as full as 1t will hold.
All the other folks are claiming to have the
. layoest stock."---where In the world do
they keept7
Let the FACTS as you'll and them shape your
Judgment
It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CoATs-now from morning till night---Every-
body-most-is on the same mission bent
Even those who are not ready to buy are In
teres,ed 20 see-and We never make distinction
in our attention to lockers and buyers.---The re-
sources Of the stock stand wide open to every
bodys inspection
The latest cut Of the Coats Is SO long you are
amply protected in any selsction you make
from our iine-and nobody-no matter whasth they
pay-can get better garment
You must como in and see ours-fcr they're
exclusive styles-most of thsm-that we've
d,siou,d Ourselves made oursslves-marked our.
mlre.
Hovs slo to s45 with GUARANTEES Of 'asisfae
ton at every grader
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
n.,,INr INrrLLroEEcn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Sovrxsm 0. iso.


FORT OF RIoHaoND. NovExBm 0. $50.
AREfyyp.
steamsbip Richmond. New YORK. marchan-
disc and passsngers; George w. Allen Co,
'f schooner Elias Moore, Falkaiburg. NeT York,
salt, Samuel REGISTER q Co.
S,nconer Annie X. Stevens, Tics, philadelphia,
schooner Dreadnaughf. Cobb, ksnneoec, ce,
Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers J. II. rAtum, yice-prcsldent
s e: sSs Ss.s sss%s9d George sss Alien Co..
agents
PORT oBNEwPoRr NEWS, Nov. Q, 1897.
lBy telegraph
AREfvEp.
Steamship River Etsrick. Nov Orleans
steamship Summerhill, Galveston
Steamship Zseta. Galveston
Steamship Darlington. Galveston.
sAiLxD.
steamship Fuiweu. Bremen.
Steamship May, Boston.
schooner Erasfas wiman, BOSTON
PORT OF WEST POINT. EovEsEx 0. 1921
Byteisgrapn-j
ARkIyEn
steamship Danville. Bennett, baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Baltimore. passengers
's sse s slcins. liverpool Eng. csrso Of
cotton.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRx, November 9.-Arriycd Majestic
IIvsrpool Arrived out Teuionic, New loxk
1 for Liverpool; Lain, New Yak for Bremen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

colo.., vote IN the Fosrth Distriel
Dsille,.,. Meade Haskins. chairman OF tho
.@sfdsv Nommlttee OF this district. on
= y ss . :, 9 telegram requesting
Ns' once to farmyllle. ~ the vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS


fBy sslser~pa = ne Dsspe6oAl
" wAszusozox. Eovsnbsr g -Rose-
nam least for Virginia Tor tvsnsy- eour
- hours-frcm midnight 10 nd
night: Rain. followed b eoiS Wes-
thsr. Thursday night; northsasterly winds,
increasing; slightly warmer.
For North Carolina Rain. followed BY
fair weather In afternoon or night; north
essterly winds, increasing; cooler on the
coast.
TIE wxlrHxR m RronxoxD YEsrxzpAr
was cloudy and rainy throughout the en-
tire day. At midnight rain was falling.
Range of the thermometer ct the front
door Of the DrsrArcH ofice yesterday:
A. ..-.....-.....s,-....sJ5
n. N .........-.s.s.sss...sU
~ "a ....s.....,.......-....
r. M ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
*. M ........-............. ...s.ss.s..0
MtoniRnt. ..................s.sss.
---
Mean temperature. .................40 -
Height Of water in river. .03.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

IA 4 s :ss s i:s s sssss's'y y,ss =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
NEW WORK STOCK MAAkEr.

Mean temperature. ................0 IS
Height Of water in river. .03.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-08-05
COLUMBUS DAY,
BY the President of the United States
of Amcric,
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, BY joint resolution, approved
June -, 1892, it was resolved by the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the United
States OF America, In Congress sscmSled,
That the President OF the United States be
authorized aud directed TO issue proclama.
ton recommending to the people the observ.
ance in all their localities of the 9th ami
versary of the discovery of America OH the
DIST day of October, 1892. by pubic demon.
stration and by suitable exercises in their
schools and other places of assembly"
Now, therefore, /, Benjnmin Harrison,
President OF the United States of America,
in pursuance OF the aforesaid joint resolu-
ton, do hereby appoint Friday, Oct. 81,
! 1892 the tooth anniversary OF the discovery
of America by Columbus, ms general holi.
day for the people OF the United States. On
that day let the people, so far as possible,
cease from toll and devote themselves to
such exercises rs may best express honor to
| the dlscoverer and their appreciation Of the
great achievements of the four completed
centuries Of American life.
| NOIuinUuS blOOu Ill MS aye as Tue pioneer
Of progress and enlightenment. The system
OF universal education Is in our age the most
prominent and salutary feature of the spirit
of enlightenment and 1t Is peculiarly apprO-
| pirate that the schools be made by the people
the center OF the days demonstration. Let
the national flag float over every schoolhousc
In the country, and the exercises be such as
shall impress upon our youth the patriotic
duties of American citizenship.
In the churches and in the other places of
assembly of the people let there be express
sions Of gratitude to Divine Providence for
the devout faith OF the dscoverer, and for
the Divine care and guidance which has d..
rected our history and so abundantIy blessed
our people
In testimony whereof have hercunto set
my hand an ! caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done ut the city OF Washington, this 2lst
day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
- one thousand eight hundred and
| (ninety.two, and ofthe independence
| "'' Of the United Statet the one hundred
| - and seventeenth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
! BY the President,
JonN w. FOSTER, Secretary Of State.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-08-05
fORTIfICATIONSAT HOMESTEAD
THE BIG MILLS GARRIsoNED BY
1000 MEN.
Chairman Tricks Wounds Nearly
Healed.

Fort Frick. the name given by the strikers
To the big plant OF the Carnegie steel CcH-
pany, is from nov on really fort. garri-
suucl aud armed. except for heavy artillery
rs few forts a-c IN this country lheTe are
1000 men inside, AMI there's repeating rlne
for every man. The mis- are stored IN a
convenient place where they can be got al IN
a moment.
Beside the 1909 workmcn, who can be
called in "A moment to defend an attack
theIe are now II coal and ir ~ policeman,
trained to fight, and 100 deputy sherills. Inc
deputies and coal aud iron policemen are
armed with both clubs and rifles. These
fact, were brought ont III talk with the
superintendent OF the mills. This prepara-
ton has been made in view OF the WITH
drawal OF the larger part Of the militia, ana
the possibility OF the early withdrawal OF the
remainder.
That the preparations are necessary II
proven by the fact that threats fly thick ana
fast Of what will be done when all the so'-
dicrs are gone. The more ignorant OF the
strikers make no bones about saying that
they will attack the mills aud drive out the
men at work the instant the military is with
drawn. The wives of the men also make
tie threats freely aud talk about them in
the street.
Mr.. Frlck is reported 10 be much I'M
proved. His doctor SAYS he Is now practl'
Caily out uf danger, and that he viii prob
ably be able Ia sit up IN few days, anu he
may be out in even less th1n two weeks.
His wounds are all healing nicely.