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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29

The Whatcom county shinglemen's
association want an inspector appointed
who shall see that all Of the mills live up
to the agreement, complaint having been
made tina. some Of them have been cut
ting prices
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29

The Democrats in the senate will let
the Republicans do most Of the talking
on the tariff measure, in order that it NAV
be disposed Of as early as possible. and
will only say enough TO present their side
wiihou. being drawn into lon.-Ninded
speeches.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29

Owing 10 the Wilson bill and the large
quantity OF eggs lett over from the Worlds
Fair, eggs are quoted lower in England
today than ever before at this season OF
the year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29
SUMMONS FOR pun

IN JUSTICES we
Before y. :. ARNOLD, Juaa J
and for Aberdeen PrecinAV
State OF Washington.
JOSEPH Woops. Plaintiff,
VS..
". ". BoLCox and LAURA
STATE OF WASHINGTON, -
CHEHALls COUNTY.
To W. NJ. Bolcom and -
arc hereby notified th9
filed a complaint again0 y
which will come on TO .
Aberdeen, in Chehalit C.
ington. on the l4th DAY
hour of 10 O'Clock g. 10. o. ~
you appear aud then ~
same will be taken = n
mand of plaintiff grantee n
mand Of said Joseph 49,
ment against you for
Dollars and Fifty Gem 4
house. III
Complaint hled March III
Justice of the Peace Abr
lis county. Washingscn.
J. c. Cross. Attorney forrA
Date OF first publjcanoAs o
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29

The appointment OF f. X. Hawkins OF
this city to be receiver OF the land Office
ior the Olympia district gives general sat-
isiac:ion to the people OF this county. re-
CARELESS OF politics. and especially SO TO
the Democrats. There is no question as
10 his democracy. or TO hi. adherence 10
tue administration. he has always been
an ardent supporter OF Mir. Cleveland.
jesse F. Nurphys appointment to the
Office Of registrar is just as acceptable,
and the administration has strengthened
the party in this district BY these two
appointments.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29

4 BERDEEN PUBLIC LIN
"A Jacob Westherwax o1Ni
on Wednesdays from 8 toskn
days from : 10 9 2. m. xsnn
dues. . cents per quarter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

c. R. WILSON. HENRY WILSON and \. B. JOHN.
son: co-pa!iners. as WILSON BROS. L Co..
plaintiffs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29

The supreme court handed down Al
opinion Tuesday involving the legal rate
OF interest on conntv warrants issued prior
to June :, 1923, when the law reducing
the rate from 20 TO S per cent went into
effect. The court rightly held that, as
a warrant is in the nature OF contract.
10 per cent shall he paid upon all war
rants issued prior TO the date OF change.
The court said:
We have no idea the legislature con-
templated public obligations OF this class
should be repudiated. The statutes make
provision by which counties can fund
Indebtedness at as low rate as money
can be procured. In the meantime. under
the law. counties can do no less than
meet their obligations. Having con-
tracted to pay interest on warrants at
10 per cent, that rate is due the holder. i"
Judges Hoyt and Anders dissented
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29
, ssss HOODS
Read Mr.. Chase's ExPe.
vience with a Substitute
And the Glad Result Of Taking
HOODS.

&C. l. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass:
Last March had to give up work. COM
pletely worn OUT felt tired all the time; had
frequent headaches. and spells Of dizziness;
had no appetite. and what little did eat, dis
ressed me terribly. My wife was feeling about
the same. Invent TO the drug store, and called
for Hoods Sarsaparilla. The druggist said he
was out OF Hoods, but that he could give me
medicine made from about the same formula,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-29
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Do You Need a ...
 PocKETBooK Or a Nice .....
 HAND SATcHEL?

Either makes an appreciated Christmas present. We have the largest line of these ever displayed in the South. Al 5c ana 9e-Children's Purses, worth
 15'.
 At 24c-- Elegant Leather Pocketbook,
 worth 35c. At 35r-J mi, ati.n seal Pocketbook
 Combination, leather lined, W orth
 50c.
 At 9c-Twenty- five styles Card Case
 Combinations in seal, alligator,
 grain and other leather rs, with or
 without mounting; worth 75,. At 9Sc-- Solid si yer mounted Pocket
 book Combination, handsome
 goods; worth S1.75. Other nov
 elites Ill purses up to S4 %. At 75c-A Ladies' nice Shopping Bag,
 with leather bottom and silk top.
 We used 10 cell them as bargain at S1 25.
 At S1. .19--G Genuine snake skin, silk lined
 Shopping Bag, beautifully made
 and considered cheap at $2.00.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
JEMELRY.

2Ic-Infants' solid gid Rings. worth soc. 3Sc--Iadies' solid silver Rings, worth Si.oo. 43c-Silyer Souvenir Spoon, engraved Birmingham worth 75c. 40c-Beautful shell Hair Ornaments, worth 75c. $l.39-solid silver Swo.d Pins, worth Sa.oo $l.19-Infants' diagonal gold set Rings, worth s2oo. 2.l9-Ladies' diagonal goli set Rings, worth Sa.oo S9c-Sold silver Side Combs. worth S2.oo. $2.98-solid gold Scarf Pin, worth S4 co. 25c-Boys' two-bladed Knives, worth soc. $l 25-Regulator Watch (not tcy), stem winding, stem setting, with second hand. IS size. The only cheap watch ever offered that is guaranteed to keep time. A quick wind; runs thirty hours every watch is tested. It is altogether different and infinitely superior to any other low-priced watch made.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Silk HandkerChiefS.

At 1Oc-- Lldies' colored s.Ik belt Hand- serchiefs, with embroidered cor ners and hems.i,ched or embroid- cred scollops or plain hemstltch, in seven different colors, such as Nile, lilac, light blue, red, pink, yellow and white. You never bought such even at 15c. At 15c--L ldies' four-corner eInbroid- cred silk Handkerchiefs, also em- broidered and scolloped, ali col ors; worth 25c.
 Al 19c-- Ladies' embroidered silk Hand- kerchieis, Mexican work; worth 35c.
 At 25c, 35o, soc, 65c and 75c-Ladies' co ored or white silk HaDdker- chiefs, embroidered and Mexican work; always worth double.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Silver PIQted Goods

We have now the greatest line of fancy silver-plated goods ever shown i'm the South, and they will be sold to you at the right prices. We quote you only few as sample prices: 9c-3 styles of Pin Trays, worth r5c. lOc-s styles of Match Holders.
 worth 25c.. l2c-3 styles of plush top Pin Cush.
 ions, worth 25c. l5c-io styles of Pin Trays. worth soc. 35c-Beautful line of whisk broom
 holders, worth 75c. 45c-Satin lined. glass top Jewel
 Cases, worth 75c 39c--Toilet Bottles, large size, worth
 75c.
 25c-Fxcelent value Hand Mirrors,
 worth SOC.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Toilet Articles.

24c-- ounce Colgate's Extracts. 49c--1 ounce Colgate's Extracts. 75c-Best Grown Perfumes, worth S1. %. 9sc-Pinaud's Extracts, worth S1.25. 9c-- Elegant Tooth Brush. 14c-Ladies' black Rubber Comb, worth
 25,. 25,-Powder Box, pink and blue, worth
 35e.
 9c-Small Flesh Brush, worth 25c. 75c-Papier Mache Dust Pan and Brush 23c-Witch Hazel, the best remedy
 known for cbapped hands, etc.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
HOW ABOUT USEFUL
 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

SUCH As
 Elegant lined Fur Rugs at......S 3.9S Bundhas Wilton Rugs ....... 398 Unhnca Fur Rugs, gray and white 198 Hassacks mldc of Brussels Moquetts
 and Administers, tancy shapes. 40 Hassacks at. 43c Hassacks at. -. 25c Fancy Jap Fire Screens. S1.25 to S2 50 Essels at .. .. $1 ,93, PAS and $50 Light eaey running Carpet Sweep
 CTS at. ........ SPAS, 800 and 3.50
 We are making speciality of fancy draping and invite you to see our com plete lines. We can show you some new ideas and new materials in drap- ings. Compare stock and prices.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
MIRRORS.

Plated frames, standing upright and two shapes, square CT round--
 Size ;. ,0uud. uoth 55t, fot. s .19 Sire /, ,ouna, 7p0,7A 75t, I0r.. .o9 Stse 9, r0unM ze'oyH sI.25, 1@. .75 .Stse orI2, squa,e frame, a0ortA
 sI.z5, lor. ............. l.25
 sco,M s3.oo, Ior. lee
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Fancy Picture Frames.

$2.87 for dozen white metal and
 Etruscan silver Picture Frames.
 About 50 designs to select from. 5c--Pansy pattern Picture Frame.
 worth 25c. l9c-Open work Picture Frame,
 worth 35c. 25c-Filteen hobby styles Picture
 Frames, worth soc.
 And other good values at 29c, 35c, 39c, 49c, 65c, 75c and upward.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Napkins.

Scotch fuli bleached Napkins, 20
 Christmas price ........7.....'s s1.Oo Same, 22 inches square, Christmas
 price ............. 4s Irish Damask Napkins, heavy,
 snow white, 25 inches square,
 cheap at S3.75 a dozen, Cnris.-
 mas price ........... 25o
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Ladies' Furnishings

$2.4S---Ladies woolen Shawls, large sizes, in plain plaids and bordered, only S2.43, worth s3.25. 48C---I Ladies' wooden Shoulder Shawls at 4Sc, all colors. 33c---'rhe new Bodice Aprons, steel adjusted to bodice, made of best Lawn.
 $1.98--- .adies' all wool FLnnel Waists, navy and black, ne atly trimmed. They are the most per feet fitting waists made all sizes. 98c---L Ladies' All wool knitted Under skirts. in cream, black, navy and cardinal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Towels.

A wonderful bargain in full OHc bleach fine Huckanack and hem : I'o0 stitch Towel, Christmas price 25c. Also lnrklsh Bath Towels, all white,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
TaDleIinenS

Bohemian Cream Damask, 56 inches
 wide, in variety of patterns. You
 bave always paid 75c. Christmas
 price e.............. .....,. 35 Irish bleach Damask, GA inches wide,
 always brought soc; Christmas
 price. ................... 69c Very fine Irish Damask, 72 inches
 wide; you can't match elsewhere at $1.10; our Christmas price,. soc
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Blankets.

(N0 r0 100 pairs to be sod as useful Nl III Christmas presents. Warm, WU.UU large size Blankets, called 12-4, actually 76x56; clean, pure wool filing on light cotton warp.
 (f O0-100 pair ex.ra large, 76xS6 M VX pure wool Blankets, both warp W1.UU and filling.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
and COQts.

Stock the largest, assortment the choicest, prices the lowest. Takes masterful grasp of con- ditions to win-if you know how.
 Not a weak spot in the line. Take Capes-the rich Velour du Nords that women of taste admire so much. We know of no assortment of them any where else that is so large or so interesting.
 Think of prices like these: At $lS.OO.--Seal Plush Capes, full 30 inches long, wide full sweep, collar and fronts edged with Si- berian Marten, satin madame lining.
 At $2O.OO---The "Alhambra," beau tiful seal Plush Capts, lined throughout with fine satinrhadame, full collar. edge of Siberian Mar ten.
 SPECIALS. &2. 2.DS-Ful 40inch long Cloth
 Capes; tans, blacks, browns. ss4.oS Handsome English beaver
 fur trimmed Capes, value $7 50. $s4 DS-Fnfty very nobby black and
 blua all wool CLeViOt, 32-inC b
 Jackets, trimmed with large pearl
 buttons; worth 5000. ssi s-so We place on our bargain
 counter in our Cloak Department
 tomorrow 800 all wool, nand-
 somely trimmed Children's School
 Refers, ages 1 to 14, from which
 you can take your pick. In real
 value they range from S2 to S 90.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
WOODEN TEN PINS.

w ooDLlN FIN I IlNo. Finch. 25c box S-inch 1aa a box 10-Dch. 35c box 11-inch. .59c a box 14-inch. .S8c box
 TIN KITCHENS, with full set cooking utensils, 25c, 50c and $1 co. LAUNDRY SETS, six pieces to set, at soc and 93c.
 MILK WAGONS, with two hair horses, 12 inches nigh, and 9 Inilk cans, S3.5 50. IRt N FIRE ENGINES with two horses, very substantial and well finished, at S1.25 each.
 ERIAL LADDER WAGONS, 55 inches nigh, at $1.25.
 IRON TRAINS of cars in many differ ent styles and sig -s, 35 ..59cand $1 25. MAGIC IAN ERNS in ali sizes, beau- tiiui and with numerous scenes, 49c up to S6.00.
 BUILDING BLOCKS, put up in wagons, at 43c, 75c, 9Sc, Sl 20 and S3 50 per Wagon, including the wagon. CHINA AND BRI1 TANIA TEA SETS, in ali sizes, at 25 soc, 75c, ase up to S3.50 per set.
 RUBBER ANIMALS AND DOLLS in end, ss var.eiy from 25c to Sl.50. RUBBER AND VELVET BALLS. 10c up 10 75c.
 METALOPHONES, the newest musical icy, al 93c, worth SIPS. TURKISH TELEPHONES, the most pleasant sounding musical inslru- ment, at $1.25.
 FATHERS al 98a and SIPS. ABC NEST BLOCKS at 45c, S5c and S1.00 d set. BRIGHT EYES, A B 0, Brownies, Fire men, CnampIor, Picture Blocks and many other styles from 25c upward. MINI Al URE PIANOS, all sizes, 25c, BOG up to S150.
 GAMES upon gamee and other games; also Loto, DomidR, Messenger Boy, Toll Gate, Old M d, Esces, Louisa, Steeplecnase, F Pond, Parchesi and manifold otH |rs too numcrou, 10 mention.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
BRONZES.

We have added most magnificent line of statuary in Bronzes.
 Oaks, Vases, Images and other ornaments at fabulously low prices. commencing even as low as 4oc up 10 S4.oo.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
SILKS.

Qe 0Q--A VERY SPECIAL ATTRAc- OU,OO TON AND BARGAIN! Ten
 yards fine brocaded black satin
 finish Dress Si k. Always sold
 heretofore at sI.oo yard. 01C--All colors plain China Silks Nl for evening wear or for fancy
 work.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
LACE CURTAINS.

A hig drop in heavy Nottingham Lace Curtains-3 yards long, tape all around, worth s5c, for.-,..... 49c big drop in Brussels effects in
 Nottingham Curtains, 3ja and 4
 yards long. Curtains worth s4 %
 10 $500 all at enc piice. ........ S2.9S big drop in Irish Point Cartains,
 elegant designs. Curtains worth
 s9 % to S10 % all att. ... 6.43 good 7-foo Goth Shade, mount
 ed on good spring roller, worth
 5oc. ............... 29e
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
900 Styles of Handkerchiefs

Think of it! We have pur- chased a manufacturers entire sample line of plain and eln- broidered cotton and linen Hand- kerchiefs at
 ONE-HALF PRICE. ... and will give our customers the benefit of buying cheap and useful Christmas presents. This means you are able to get two Handkerchiefs at the price you used to pay for one, and the quality is the same.
 Some Few of the Many SppcialtieS. At 25c You can buy dozen Children's
 eolored bordered Handkerchiefs,
 worth 40c.
 At 39c- You can buy dozen Ladies'
 nice quality, fast color, bordered
 HandEerchiefs, worth soc. At 8c--Ladies' white hemstitch, em-
 broldered HanGSercnie1e, regular
 price 121ac.
 At 10c-Ladies' white henstitch, all
 liuen Handkerchiefs. At 10c- Ladies' white Swiss embroid-
 cred Handkerchiefs, scolloped
 and hepstitohed; form price 19. Al 12Iacs 15o and 19s-Ladies' sheer
 white Swiss embroidered, scol-
 loped Handkerchiets worth dou-
 ble the price each. Al 25c--A nics pure sheer linen, Swiss
 embroidered Handkerchief, extra
 yaiue for the money, scolloped
 or hemstitched. You have oftel
 paid soc fer the same quality. It is impossible 10 enumerate all the good things we have in the Hapdker- kerchief line, but we have them in linen embroidered from l9o to 75c. Come and take a look at them.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Souvenir Sale
 of Shoes.

Owing to the constant re- quest for one of those handsome Souvenir Slippers we gave away at our opening, we have se- cured more of them and will give one of them away with each purchase. In addition we offer the following extra shoe ducementS.
 S4.oo hand-turn or welt
 button Shoes, any style CO 0l
 for this week. ....... tDO.OO QO S0 For elegant Dongola but OS.OU ton Shoes. sold heretofore
 for s. co.
 Gents Christmas Slippers at. .$l.5O
 Don't neglect when seeking useful Christmas present to visit our Shoe Departments Me, will sell you only hrst-class footwear for what you have to pay elsewhere for inferior grades.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
BIRMINGHAM DOLL TOY
 HEADQUARTERS
Opening Holiday Sale

begins tomorrow at prices pos sible only with us-the indis- putable headquarters. More Toys, Dolls and Games more kinds and lower prices here than in all the other stores of Bir- mingham together. They make little eyes glisten with gladness even to get glimpse at the myriads of our pretty Toys. winsome Games and gay mech anism we have gatheredtogeth to make the holidays happier.
 We have the largest and best displayed assortment of latest novelties at 50 per cent cheaper than any other firm in town.
 Holiday, Story or A B C Books in all styles and sizes, in paper or linen, in the greatest and most complete variety ever shown.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Zadles' SzZk Waasks.

S3.75. Received another lot of those good sellers. The best waist for the least money in the market made Of the best surah silk of lat est design. OnD s5.75.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
Carpets, Rugs
 " s'Draperies.

Our big cut of last week on the prices of Carpetings brought us many a customer. We are still offering our entiIe stock of fine Wilton, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels and Ingrains at prices lower than the lowest. A good Tapestry Brussels, worth
 65c, we are offering at 40c Extra heavy Union Carpets. worth
 Goo, we are offering at. ...... .39c
 Elegant patterns ill Body Brussels. The largest selection in the South. Come and see these. The prices you will find right for the quality. All our extra heavy, superior quail
 ,y, all wool lngrains, 25 pat
 terms to select from, go at. COG Ten pieces Scrim, worth ? I-2c,
 for Monday l-2c Chenille Covers. 75c, 08c, $l.25 Large dot Madras Muslins, in blue,
 pink and terra coita dot, worth
 Ia I-ac. for. .............7 l-2c Lace Bed Sets, large line at all
 prices, from. :. $l.98 to $500
 We have new lines of Skaline, Felts for fancy work and China Drapery Silks. Silk Frnges to match almost any color
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
OFFICIAL DOLL o CONVENTION THIS WEEK

NJ S OO SllllN1 Nll w cllll1d to look at the beautiful Toys displayed in our show windows. Parents, Auntles or Nurses with two or more children allowed free.
 10 and 12-inch jointed Kid Dolls,
 beautifully finished and curled
 hair, sold elsewhere for 45c, at. $ go 15-inch iointed Kio Dolls, worth
 65c, at...,............... .39 16la inch jointed Kid Dolls, worth
 9Jc, at at.............. .59 1S-inch dressed Kid Dolls, worth
 S1.25, at. IS 1S-i1ch dressed, with hat to match,
 worth $1.25, nt .......... .79 23 inch jointed, pest quality, worth
 Sl50, at..... .......... ......... .9S 23-inch dressed, worth s1.75, at. 1.25
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09

$l l9-- Infants long Cloaks of cash mere, silk embroidered, cream or tan.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
CORSETS/

Remember, we have added the "Genune Jackson Corset Waist" to our immense assortment of Corsets and have them in white or black. Price $I.OO and $l.25.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-28
now DUKE" THOMPSON MANAGED 1T

Camden. n. J.. June q (SpecaD.-Some OF the
methods by which the army OF ra cetrack employees
and hangers-on rolled UP the majority for William
J. Thompson last fall brought out by the
Storrs Assembly Investigating Comu,ittee, which
resumed It's session to-day. Charles Gould super
intendent OF the Gloucester racctrack. who was on
the stand when the committee adjourned last
week resumed hts testimony. He said he had can
vassed all the stables in the racetrack prior to
election. and got all the names Of the employees
who claimed right TO vote He handed the COM
mittec list. which he said was the result OF this
canvass. The list compared with the polist
in the racetrack precinct. The racetrack superin-
tendent questioned at length by ex-senator
Griggs counsel for the committee to his methods
I'm getting these names. Gould admitted that he
made strenuous efforts 10 have every man from
the track taken to the polls TO vote. He denied
non-reslents. the list In order TO swell the vote
for his employer.
"Woud you be surprised" asked Mr. Grigss. ~
TO tell you that OF your canvass Of 499
names, 1872 not registered"
II would" replied Gould.
How many there registered from inside
the track
Two hundred and thirty" said Gould.
4 large number OF names registered but not ap-
pearng in Cioulds canvass-list were compared and
Gould said he could only account for this discrep
ancy Dy the fact that the might have been
away with horses at the time.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-28

later he became Prime Minister HIS wise ana
masterful course the head Of the Cabinet SHOWS
what kind OF a President he Will prooaDiy make
Emphatioaly ne Is a strong man; his critics say
TOO proud and autocratc. But then they said N
Carnot was cold and unsympathetic. Certainly the
Presldent-elect has shown no qualities In PUBIC or
in private character that would unfit him Tor peing
an almost ideal Chief Magistrate. He is man OF
great energy. and the fact that ne appointeh VI:
that he is not 10 be swayed by the clamor OF me
Radical and Reyolutonay press as r w. hsa MaynS n6ir
OF the ant-Semitlc and Revolutionary press IN
deed though he is thorough Repuocan ne may
properly be regarded belonging TO the Orleanlst
school OF politics that school which hoIds tnat
liberty stands in need Of the corrective OF orner;;
bv the phrase in fashion in the days Of Louis
Phulpne the "Justc Milieu" few weeks ago
earv In his campaign for the Presidency Of the Re
public his Ministry was defeated and he he ressneG ns a.
his former place as its presiding officer. From that
place he Is now promoted to the Eiysee
New-York tribune., 1894-06-28
AN ANTI-FRENcH OUTBREAK.

San Francisco. June 27.-An Italian mass-meeting'
which was being held last night for the purpose or
expressing regret for President Carnots assasslna-
ton was broken up by Italian rioters, who cried:
Down with the French" Italia forever!' Police
Interference saved the chairman. Joseph Colegars,
from rough handling by the infuriated mob. The
meeting was held in Garlbaldi Hail. which is in tho
heart OF the Italian quarter. The chairman was
forced of the platform. and but for two policemen
he might have been Killed The chairman attempted
20 leave the hall with policeman In 'front.' ana
one behind him. A way forced through the
excited mass OF men far the doors. and the
two policemen drew their clubs and defended the
stairs until Co.egar.s had reached the lower land
ing When Co.eears reached the street the mob.
reinforced by hundreds Of men, who lined the
streets. with A wild yell and without knowing whom
they were pursuing. Joined In a chase after him.
The police made continuous nght. They kept an
open circle about Colegaris along Broadway and
Montgomery-st until he had reached the shelter Of
the Commercial Hotel
Co.egarls and his friends unable TO account
for the extraordinary action OF the mob. Their
idea however, ia that the trouble was due 10 a
division OF the Italian colony. The men composing
one faction are merchants and capitalists. The first
faction Is opposed 10 the second, and Is alleged to
be perneatsd TO some extent by the teachings of
the Malta.