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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-09-22
To Restrict immigration.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Secretary
Foster left here for Loon Lake to. con-
fer with the president in regard to
letters of Mayor Grant to take some
steps to restrict immigration during
the cholera epidemic.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-09-22

Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal in
jector free. At Cornwell g. Chiles.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-09-22

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents. AT Cornwell d Chiles.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-09-22
An Internal Machine.

New YORK, Sept. IA few days
ago Governor Flower received an in
fernal machine by mail at the Wind
sor hotel. The machine looked 80 Pc
culiar chat no one would open it, and
the police were sent for. The box
contained powder and matches, and
is now in the hands of the police.
The matter was kept quiet, but leaked
out, and caused great sensation in
Gotham. Over twenty detectives are
the case. No clew yet.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-09-22

Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cule Is
the remedy for you. At Cornwell d
Chiles,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
The TERRIBLE Heal
Causes AZ Deaths Ia 20 Hours la New
York-2OO Horses Dead.

Causes az Deaths In 20 Hours In New
Nork-2OO Horses Dead.
NEW YORK, July S0.-Pcople on tho
streets at noon Friday believed IL % be
the center Of Gehenna--so sickening
was the heat The effect of the raging
furnace-likc glare and heat upon the
horses is pitiablc. Riding Eve block.
between IL and o'clock Friday after
noon, AN Associated Press man saw
three dead horscs-droppcd in harness
and dragged 10 the curb. Street car
teams were changed every six 10 fifteen
blocks. relays being kept standing un
der awnings beside the tracks. The
clang OF the ambulance gong was fro.
quont in the streets, for up 20 1875
a M, forty-two deaths from heat hao
been reported for the twenty hours
expiring then; while prostrations were
frequent During the night one cor
oner was called from his home clever
times 10 give death permits. Over cot
horses have died OF heat since Monday
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
WHAT 1T COSTS.
The Trouble at Homestead IA Very i.xpcn
siVc An,ir.

The Trouble at Homestead IA Very ixpen-
siVc Anl,ir.
PrrrsBURGu, Pa, July SO.-Thc great
lockout At Homestead is just one month
old and has already cost over sl .OOO. 900.
besides the sacrifice OF "A half score OF
human lives and serious injuries 20 many
times that number OF the loss in cash.
the military has cost, In round figures.
$500, 600. the worlSmen have lost in
wages $780, 900, and Carnegies have
lost and spent as much more I'm get
ting new worlsmcn. The worlSmen Mt
Beaver Falls, Duqucsnc and the Union
mills IN Pittsburgh have lost about
100000 in wages by their sympathy
strike, and the firm Is out 500. 600 by
the idleness OF these plants. Added 10
TINS VIII be the county expenses for
deputy sheriffs and murder trials.
the expenses 10 the city for hunt
ing anarchists, and to the nation for
the congressional Investigations An
other item OF no mean Significance Is the
loss To WorlSmcn and manufacturers in
plants indirectly affected, which have
been forced 20 close down for want OF
material. The locked-out worlsnen
have not rs yet been deprived OF any Of
the neccssaries of life, and IL the fght
should last several weeks yet, there is
no danger OF the worlSmcn's families
coming 20 actual want. Subscriptions
have been coming in literally and
the relief work has been carried ON
judiciously and wen. Every day pc 3ple
come 20 Amalgamatcd Headquarters and
receive orders for groceries and pro-
visions. The funds already collected
viii hold ont for some time and none of
the men are in fear OF suffering from
want OF plenty 20 eat The people re-
ceiving aid are principally those who
receive Sl.40 per day. the cheap labor
crs who left their positions out Of SYM
pathy for members OF the Amalgamatcd
/ .ssr.fotf,,,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

The home is the pillar Of our national
life
IL represents tho thrift and the en-
ergy 81 our people; 10 is the proIuct II
their wages aud savings The homo Is
the schcOlhouse OF our youth and tho
comfort u our age. To have little
house that one can call one s. own makes
man happier, nanlier, more indie
pendent
No country can be accounted prosper.
Gus the majority ~ whose people DO
not own their own homes Here. then,
we have q 0ood test ri the relative i,sa.
ehts 81 protection AMI free trade
Which system makes 30 easier fora work..
ingman 20 have - horne ~ his 0wng
Among the iron worker. - free trade
England. and thoy are perhaps th. most
prosperous ~ All that country work.
ingmen. one man out 81 every twenty.
i've occupies his own hons
fn rh.lads iphia the largest rlty 81
The greatest iron proIu ing stlt bro the
Union, there o. one home 90 every U.s.
inhabit1utt
Tho United State. censns ~ $3.50 r..
ports that tho number of dwelling. in
the United States ia thst yaar tyts
s.Yi5.si2 Toe population was 10 ist.
over 1J COOS J); s1 that There was 4b,lt
Olc dwelling 81 every SIS inha1Irt1ts
one ont 81 every six inhabitants o..n-
pied Bis own homo.
lt is % protection that we owe thc
larger number ~ American homo
For the tariff maintains thc American
rate Of wages. from our higher wages
come thc greater savings 81 che people.
nnd from the savings 81 the family
comes The home.
50 wc see that without protection
many % our homes would disappear.
and with them also would disappear che
freer, broader, maulier spirit OF Our
people.
Protection Is the safeguard ~ the
Americas homo. - saerican Economics
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WARNINGS
To tho oclSod-Out Mon VINO Ro-
turned TO Work.
They Receive Letters Through tn. Mails
which Ccntain nloodthtrsty Threats ~
fuai>hWcut FOR Dc~rrtiug the Ranks
Trying To Hold the Men firm.

PrrrSnVEGu, Pa. July SO.-Of the to-
tai number III Homestead strikers who
have returned TO work in the null. about
lbs. II Is said, every man received terri
bic warnings Of dire punishment IL he
does not quit work. The.men. ON going
home, have found sand bags tied TO
their doors every morning for week
past and requests and warnings have
been hung ON the front knobs. They
have received letters through the mails
which contain bloodthirsty threats OF
punishment for deserving the ranks OF
the strikers.
In addition to this. committees of the
strikers have approached each man and
personally warned him of his peril i'm
remaining ut work. These threats
have been reported to the Carnegie
officials. who have promised protection
both inside and outside the works
The strikers have driven six forcmen
out of the best paying departments in
the Homestead mill. The men earned
about Sl2 day each. They were told
TO leave OF work under pain OF being
violently dealt with. but they stayed
for n week.
Then when one was caught outside
the mill, he was severely beaten. and
he and the others were told they would
be murdered il they did not leave The
six foremcn left on Monday and were
given 10y the officials ten DAYS i'm which
20 return or theS fat positions would
be forfeited.
Two returned, but they came a day
late and were not re-employed
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SEAL POACHING
Broken Up by the Patrol Squadron of
the 4. =. Revenue Cutters.

Broken Up by the Patrol Squadron of
the L. :. Revenue Cutters.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-Advices
from Behring sea are TO the effect that
the patrol squadron of The United
States revenue cutters and cruisers be-
sides chasing seal poachers is break
ing up the lucrative industry OF hunt
ing sea ottars. The steam schooner
Jennie and the schooners Kodiak
and Lettie, owned by the Alaska Com
mercial Co, of San Francisco. have
been seized by the Mohican and sent
with their crews to Sitka. The native
hunters were allowed to go home.
This course surprised the whites and
alarmed the natives. This industry,
now prohibited, furnished the snp-
port of the Aleutian Indians: with
out IL they must have govern
ment aid or starve. Rumors from
the west reach Sitka of exciting
events in seal poaching. The schooner
Willard Ainsward was searched and
was allowed 10 proceed. The Mohican
Is now at Port Etches in Prince William
sound watching the movements OF the
poachers which have had rendezvous
there. Fighting Bob Evans discovered
the plan and despoiled il by Selling the
Coquitlam. The sealers are in bad
plight-they have big cargoes and dare
not try TO ship them
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

--Self-posscssion Is another name for
undergraduates. 49, Louise Chandler
MoultOn.
a mans days arc numbered. but he
can not recover any Of the back num-
bern Hochesier Post
Statues are nodded with little
touches. Characters are formed Ia tho
same way. Rams Horn
--Jagson says success - n highly de-
vclopcd talent for getting yourself over
estimated. 49, Elmira Gazette
No soul Is desoiate 40 long as there
Is q human being for whom u can feel
trust and reverence. - George Eliot.
After man passes fifty. he stops
walking as " he were going % a dance.
ont walks as u on his way 20 funeral
---Aichisou Globe.
The boy on the farm approaches
BIS turning period when the having
grindstone u brought out for use
Binghamtou Republican.
Example and character teach as
words never can. Words uusustained
by deeds and with no character isehind
them arc empty and poverlesa
"A degree or two probably mean
nothing o. the weather DEPARTMENT.
hut % adds enormously o. the sum u
TIE current 81 profanity. Philadelphia
Inquirer
-Grocer-Boy. you hair ruined me.
New Assistaut-ffog7 Grocer 49, Got
nit himmei. You've pin und sold an De
oranges on de outside row.-DFa<e's
Magazine.
They have got singular state u
Wings in the choir - th~ Hfrhlo.~
fhurch. J hear Indeed What j. itys
1.-The soprano and coutralto ars
friends ~ s. Press
III you want 10 get r reputation az
hnc c0nverser let people whom YOU
mcct talk ail lhc time abyuf themselves
and tacir Affairs wifhout your uuttinZ
ln word Norwich sun
Straw htrf understand shss ron
ore getting rerg ntimate with che rirl
who lives nrNt q .or io gau Siurrrlv--
have 20 D.. When am uot 10 shrrr
she 81 learning o. play on the piano
y. s. Herald
a certain doctor. having hoard a
village pact repeat some verses oa =
sr1lainr wife. was so delighted w5th
Them az 60 request copy '-Therc Is
uo ucrc .sitT far that aid she nt.-s.
AN .sAHt H.'N .. .lA..
lnsers-That man O. the uaat IN
sueFrlhle lump % conccit that ever
trod thc earth. wish be- coul5 be- clces-
cd 81 thc tntvu couucl9 Winkers Yen
oo WhEf IIukers-Ihe ncr.sraoess
would makc h'u tired 81 himself ILL.,
Bits
-Nisitor-rhat ls very inteil1eut
looa.nr man. isnt bis lnsarItg .oahi-
fuie Asylum Attendant ON. 10. his
case Is hopeless Ills hobby IL a na.ent
thcrnomctcr that VIII n-rcc vith tha
government weather forecasts - KATE
Yields Washington.
"a couple % visitors from a rural
district in the house Eaiierg were try
ing - pick nut their member on the
nuDe ~ can't distinguish him.. said
one. after % hoptlcss visuai observation
sos course mott was the honest ren,v.
lie -an Csfn distinguish D.. 70 solt. =
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AN APPROPRIATION
or Abandoned state Canal Land nt Co
hmbus. O.-fntorosiing Proceedings Nay
Bc Looked For.

OF Abandoned state Canal Land ut Co
mmbus. Collaborating Proceedings May
Be Looked For.
CoLUMBUs. o.. July 2p.-The canal
commissioners made sensational dis
covery Thursday. and one which 10 il
thought may result in the clouding Of a
good many land titles in Columbus.
They found, while searching records in
another matter. that in 1882 the board
OF public works. under authority OF a
special act Of the legislature appropri-
ated the Scioto river and its banks lying
within Columbus for the purpose of sup
plying the Columbus feeder 20 the
locking canal and also for the passage
OF boats In the course Of time this use
was IN part abandoned and factorics
were built on the banks which had been
acquired by the state and this without
obtaining from the state authorities
any deeds for the land 80 occupied. It
Is said that a good many large factories
now occupy this state land and some
highly interesting proceedings may he
looked for
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TO MAKE TeA.
A Delicious beverage THAT Cheers nut No,
Insbriatos.

delicious beverage That Cheers Hut Not
in.briatcs.
The delicate leaf Of tea should ncver
touch metal IL should bc kept In pa-
per. wood, glass or porcelain. To make
1t, put "A small quantity In "A porcelain
cup, tll the latter with boiling water.
cover II with porcelain saucer and let
II stand three minutes.
Then. II you desire 20 loo an cpicurc.
drink only the upper layer Of the golden
liquid, throw the rest away. rinse the
cup, and begin drawing dc novo Never
use sugar any more than you would
swectcn Chambcrtin or pour molasses
into Mumm's extra dry. Do not use
milk. IL ruins the flavor OF the tea.
and the combination Injuries the stom-
ach
Above all things do not boil tea. The
heat drives OF the perfume. spoils tho
Iavor, and extracts the tanniu. the "a.
trinRcnt principle. II the boiling be
done in tin or iron pot the tannin at.
taclSs the metal aud makes the liquid
black.
Never let the tea stand except In "A
tightly closed porcelain pot Standing
changes IL from n delicious. wholesome
beverage into an ill-tasting and Bit
ter liquor. Better make IL IN small
quantities and make IL often. In sum.
mcr sip the tea boiling hot. with slice
Of previously peeled lemon. or. nicer
still. of orange without the rind, float
ing in IL.
Beware OF green tea! n Is The unripe
leaf, and bears the same relation TO
the real article that the green does 10
the ripe peach. The green tea Of com
merce derives It's color from being cured.
or rather killed, on dirty copper pans.
from being mixed with weeds and
shrubs, from being stained with indigo
and chrome yellow, from being colored
with vcrdigris, grass juice or chlorophy!.
Consul Bedloe's Report 20 the Stat.
Department
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A PLeA EoR nae Mice.
Give Tier tho sympathy sad An.etioa
rtiat 4. tier Right.

Wv" hfr th~ sympathy aud Affection
riat 4 tier Right.
DO YOU know the secret nnxictics and
snitcrings ~ your wifcs n you ,io not.
YOU should For years she has toiled
indoors. She has cooked. and washed.
and scwcd. and busted. aud swept. aud
waited and Watched for the small nit
lance you have dolcd out To her. That
pittance has not been simply con.
temptiblc triilc In money. but morc
contcmptiblc tribe OF genuine out
spoken sympathy and tenderness You
are bnfietcd and crowded In business
places OF life. You have learned. amid
hard usage. To grow sturdy and muscu.
lar You are accustomed every day 10
dealing with things which require from
you the voice OF authority aud decision.
In all this there II nothing 10 cultlvat.
tenderness OF feeling OF tone, or OF
manner When you come into your
house you meet "A timld retiring woman
who has been shut in all the long hours.
struggling against dependency. She
has waited for you. The tears are al.
ready In her eyes. II tho husband can
not sympathizc who will? Now. can
YOU not drop your grun manner
aud voice for the few moments Won
must spend At home, aud bc tender.
gentle and condding2 why do you mo-,
sit down and draw your wife To- YOU. a.
you did when YOU sought her In that
homo which you robbed her Of. but
never rcplaccd2 II " not enough that
YOU mean all this She sees your look
and manner, and hears your voice. N
these are gentle. and tender. aud WOO
ing, She will open her heart 20 you: but
II otherwise, she will rcprcss tho tear
for the moment, but IL will how when
you are gone.
The world Is full OF unspolscn bitter.
ncss-all because men take things for
granted. or course the wife can have
money II she will ask for H. or course.
she will find sympathy II she will bring
her burdens and unravcl them. or
course she Is loved. and thought Of and
planned for All this ~ not enough;
but thousands never find "a out until
the black horse and the hearsc convey
the tired and WORKOUT body OF the
long-waiting ono 90 tho only rcst she
ever knew. Central Christian Advo.
cate
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london worl,men In.lrno,,,

LoNDoE. Jolly 20 "A circuiar. coucbcd
in extreme language has been received
announcing that meeting WIN be held
in the east end. on Saturday. 90 de.
nouncc, The circular says. the brutal
murder of American workbench by Car.
negie. the millionaire. who Is now en-.
JpyinG himself on au estate in Scotland.
from which The tenants have been evict.
ed, and 20 call attention % the cruel
torture 81 or American soldier for ex-
pressing himself in favor al the strikers
engaged in resisting reduction OF
wages and th1 destruction OF then
union.
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MacCorlsIe Nomlnatcd for Corornnr.

PARKEBsBURG, W. Va, July 2s.-The
state democratic convention met here
Wednesday. Gov. Fleming was chosen
temporary chairman and Hon. j. u.
Pcyton secretary. Senator Faulkner
was selected for permanent chairman.
Nominations for the governorship were
begun at 9:45 p. IN. w. a. MacCorl<lc
nominated by Senator Flournoy; +. G.
Eastman by Il. +. Marbin. of Clarks-
burg; J. NJ Sidenstricker by Senator
ArbuclSlc; Judge W. ). Bennett by r.
y. Chichester. Of Harrison county. On
the first ballot MacCorlsle received Dos
votes, Bennett 2s4, Sidcnstricker "a.
Eastman 1S2, and D. d. johnson "a.
MacCorkle was nominated on the sec
nnd hnllnf
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Giant Combine.

ST. Lotus. July GO. "A morning paper
says: The coming week viii. in AN
probability witness the formation a.
the most powerful labor organization
IN America, with So Louis a. its birth
place. This organization b. nothing
more or less than thc federation OF i've
orders
Tho orders that will be- included in
The federation are the brotherhood IL
Locomotive Fireman. the Order Of Rail-
way Conductors the brotherhood of
Railway Tra.amen The Switcamcu's
Mutua. sid Association. and thc Broth.
crhOod Of Locomotive Engineers
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MEpFonD. Mass, July GA search
for four missing children Thursday re-
suited IN finding them in % closet under
a sink in a house in process Of construc-
tion' where they had crawlcd some
time during the day The door was
either pulled % by them or shut iu
some other way. swapping the catch
and making them prisoner. Three 81
thcm. an boys, died from sufyocation.
and the other. little girl. was slowly
sinking Had the discovery Of their
whereabouts been delayed lituc
longer none OF the quartctte would
have been alive.
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a MOB At MERRILL, WIS.,,
Caused By strike H. the NiiIi. aud q Gen.
eraI shut IJoyyn.

Caused By q strike Ia the Mills aud Gen.
eral shut Down.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July So GOV. Peck
received dispatch from the mayor OF
Merrill stating that that place il in the
hands OF "a mob. and that great trouble
IS feared. The Telegram asked for
assistance Gov. Peck is making
preparations 90 meet any emcrgcn-
cy. Some days ago the hands at
one OF the mills in that city went on a
strike, and other mill employees Joined.
Thursday the mill owners decided 10
close their mills for an indefinite period.
hut no trouble was anticipated. a. the
strikers, while confident of winning.
were very orderly. Both sides were de-
termincd % carry their point. nud r.
long fight was looked for. There arc "a
large number 81 mills az Merrill. and
the strikers number up in the han.
drcds
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WAsmSeroN, July 2s.--The result OF
the survey for the Hawaiian cable. as
shown by 2 report sent 30 the senate
"Wednesday by Secretary Tracy. pre-
pared by The photographer indicates
that practicable route can bc easily
aaipefed
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GAINESVILLE. Tenn. July a0-A bru-
tal murder was committed Friday after
noon 80 Stinehfrid's limo kiln. in south
'iarSsvilie. Thomas Mallory and Pat
scat bad % furious fight. during which
Mallory got hold 81 O. steel drill and
struck h's antagonist a terrible blow on
the head Physicians were summoned.
and ti'c wounds pronounced fatal
seats skull wus crushed and one oil his
cycnuiis knocked entirely ont OF It's
socket Tho SIGHT was che result OF a
quarrel bct'vccn the men over the small
sum ~ hiiccn cents Mallory has
IS apcd
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TO CAN STRAWBERRIES.
A Recipe for the Preserving Of This 4
ItciOus Fruit

A Recipe for the Preserving Of This De-
Iioious Fruit.
No process yet discovered retains the
flavor OF this delicious fruit In all ia
perfection. but II can br preserved IN a
very palatablc form as follows: Select
fruit AS ncwly-gathered as possible. and
here those raising their own frui: have
greatly the advantage over those de-
pendent upon the market Stem and
weigh, and for each pound Of fruit take
a half or third a. much sugar, depend
ing upon whether liked very sweet or
not. Lay fruit IN "a pudding-dish or on
"a large platter, strcw over the sugar
and let stand four or five hours. or IL
cool over night. % draw cut the Juice
Then drain this of carefully. 80 a. o.
break the fruit the least possible: place
u la porcelain or granite ware kettle.
and bring % a boil; add the fruit and
let 10 scald about ten minute then AZ
once tll the bottles and seal Both
straw berries and raspberries thus pre-
pared have less juice than when q syr-
up ~ made with water and sngar. and
retain their natural taste much better
Even in this ease there may be- an cx-
ecss ~ juice which can D. utilized b.
boiling it down and then bOttling it for
havoring pudding sauces, and for SUM
mer drinks Orange Judd FARMER.
Eariy Rising Not Always yirsae.
Thousands ~ people have mo- choics
whatever about their hour ~ rising In
the morning. Later or earlier. that
hour r. GVed FOR them ~ the require
ments % the Office. the shop or the
classroom; by the timetable q The
railroad. by she arbitration a. their
employer or the necessities 81 theireu.
plOycs Bnt in the cases manifold
where personal liberty 81 enjoyed. IL
should not D. thoughtlcssly restricted
simply because % thc domestic tradl-
tion that early rising deserves praise
and late rising blaine. Brcah last may
often De- movable feast without ma
tcriaiiy disturbing thc routine q an or
derby housekeeping day 1nvalids.
mothcrs whose rest has been broken b.
tecthing babies. and. nbove all rapidly
growing children should have their
sleep ort Nature demands this. and
violence - done 90 her when sIeeuv uao.
pie orc rudciy aroused from their beds
Early to bcd 81 the single safe prr.crD-
zion to insure early to RISE Wr need to
repeat 10 over and over 81 onr hurryiny.
anNious. toiiing American mrn and
women: Rest rest aui ngain. rrst uo
not th.nk Slime ill-apcut chat is spent in
repairing the rava-es % orr frcI-nirh
ineessant activity -iiarpsr's Bszar
Rob Pcastraw You seem To- be
feclin tough to-day EIi lays'ach.-
Yes fr.fun a. Iaafff.a .... cal. a..
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SALT

m, a., 81. ls.-.. "a .. -, "a, -. a,
- si.s. Fl AZ f. .s..s, n .sg -, -, -
g. e'r--.s Ts-ff''.s s.ihf 20, s..r-., ~ -
a. .fs.s re ' 49, No . q - -, 80. 80
S's.-,r Es,,f iasf y % s-.'S +. ., 80 .s-,S.
...'.'."-. - a, .i.,t S.',.-.s <-S a. ny A.,
,-ssks si- e &a
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NV York. July 2s.-Emma Goldman.
the friend Of bergman. was found
Wednesday at 40 East Fifth street. She
admitted her intimacy with Bergman,
but said she knew nothing OF the shoot
ing Of Prick, ano believed bergman
acted without accornplices.