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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

oor3teben. g8ie oft ftc6t man, 6aB ffe
bic @ebdrme on6erer Gbiere nit
@ter ber5ebren. Sebr gut erndbren ite
ltb auf fleinen @rGbeft o6er Yfublen,
oeren SberfG3e nit OfeerLinlen bebedt
limb, oa eS in 6enlelben BON alerlei @es
tpitrm unb Snietten mimme[t. Sic Gnten
baben Die @emobn6eit, i6re @ter p~erborgen
gu le9en un0 itn0 lbtper at betpegen, file int
Stdu dtS3ubritten, baber fil6le man Die
Gnten in Der 2ege5eit (6ebruar Bis Subj
am trltben Wforgen, beoor man Ite aus benz
Staae ldBt, nto battle Die legen6en 70 LANCE
etn9elperrt, bis ie bas @t 9eiporten 6aben.
Bum NuSbritten Der Gter benubt man nit
Nortbetl 6lbner ober guten 1tno tperoen
Die @ter in $50 Sasen ausgebritet.
Sn ben erften Sagen uacb bem NuSibliips
fen er9alten Die @ntenficbLein geriebeneS
8ro6, bartgefocbte un6 ge6adte Gier, lebs
tere ftn6 freili9 Elm tbeuereS 6utter, ipGter
trtldben Quarf nit gefo6ten un6 geqleticbe
ten &artotteln, nit ge9a6tem Salat Der7
met9t. gtacb s bis IA Gagcn f1nnen Tie
NIT @eritez unb Grbienibrot, 9etobten
uno gequet1cbten &artofieln un6 6ider
Wtthb gefitttert iperben, uno muB bteieS
ale 3pet Stunoen am Sage 9eidbeben. oils
9auptiacbe 1T fir frif9eS Grintpaiier gu
ior9en. Gum Maiten Der @nten fin6
WfatSl3rot, Gitben, @erite, iotpte bic idon
porDer ertp66nten Mteerlinien gu empfcb1
len, lebtere tper6en nit elmer 6artc Don
bent Naiier ge5ogen uub in gebadtem 3ue
itanbe Derfilttert. &m Sage empfieblt cs
it6, nur 8et3futter su ~fittern, unO 3tuar
in tuarrtem l3ulta1Oe; sur NaDt ipirb
t9net @erite por9eibittet. Qus empfeb7
lenspertbe Gaiien iino Sic NDle9burDz,
Gapugaz, 8efin8z un6 &ouen@@nten an3uz
lehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Die urfade Ser Selbitent5in0une
oes beues.

8efanntli9 ent3itn6et ft9 i9Gecbt setrofz
1teteS nno auf9ei6icbtetes 6eu l6einbar
ibtSDetlen gan5 bon ielbit. @egenitber Der
biSberi8en Nnli6t, peI6e bteie @ri9einung
beionbcren @dbrun9spro5eiien aui9reibt,
erfLGrt Brof. 8ert6eLot in Yarts ben 8or=
gang ioIgenoermaBen: Srii6 sei6nitteneS
@raS, iofOrt aufgei6i6tet, ~pertpeit unter
benz @influB bes 8aliers, bas es in ftb
entbGlt, obne baB letne Semperdtur itb
merflt6 erboDt, un6 tptro baourcb CUR Grz
1ldbrun9 beS @tebes untau9lt6. Wtrb 6as
gcgen oaS ab9emGDte 6el auf elmer tpeiten
Sldcbe auSgebrettct lruo Der 2uft auSgeiebt,
10 ittrbt es balb ab l1nb ~nerliert oaS gSal>
fer, 0as es i'm lebenben 3ultanbe iomobl
iue9en Der me3antf6en Struftur, ais ipez
gen Der cbemtl9en unb btologtl9en Gcs
i6afferDeit ieiner @eipebe moglibit 3urit6s
belt. Qluf biele Weile tpir6 ba5 9en01nz
licbe quite 6eu berettet, 6aS Johann in .pDuig
trodenem 3uftanbe in S6ober auf9el9t67
tet u1o icblteBlt6 eingebun6en tptrb. Wenn
bas 6eu ie0ob ibsreinan6er 9ei9i3tet
miro, bepor es no6 geniigen0 getro6net lit,
10 erletoet eS 8erGnberlngen, Bic BON Sen
portgen 9an3 perl6teben unb Suglei6 bon
elmer betrG6tliden @drmeentpidlung
be9Leitet itnb, pel6e ibre gntitebun9
elmer g~eptiien @dbrung berbantt.
2ebtere fann Ste gemperatur tebo9
nicbt unein9eibrGntt er166en; 6enn bic
Wtaiie errei6t biSmeilen einen ioIcben
Mdrme9ra0, DAB iogar bic Mifroor8aniSz
men, Die bier Die Stole bon @G6rungsz
itofTen 1ptele1, 81 @runbe geben miiiien.
lteber bic @ren5e Der 8utterlGuregGbruHg
DinauS, bic mebr benn 700 erforoert, bort
jcoe l1mbllbun9, ais beren mirtcn0e &rdfte
organti9e @~Gbrungstoffe angenommen
perocn, auf. Nic6tSoeltoipeni9er 9el6iebt
cs bisweilen, baB Die burb @Gbrun9en
Heterogeneous 8Grme, tpie eS Ser in Die
Wtaile eingeientte Ebermometer ~an3eigt,
mod ipelt ltber Die @re13e iteigt, nobel Der
Dcgetabtlt16e Stoft 5ugleic6 cine Wtenge
Saucritoff aus Der 2utt in iib aufiau9t.
Dicie OgQ6ation lit bemnacb rein cbemiz
lcber 9tatur; bieielbe miro 6urcb bic @r@
D0bun9 Der Temperatur, Die 1ie berpo:ruft,
tmmer nleDr geltet8ert, nnb 0aS geniigt
mteberum, nm 0aS 6eu poultGnoiger aus
5itrofnen un0 bren5li6e Brobutte 81 err
Seltgen, Die Dem verbibten" 6eu einen
bren5licben @erucb unb @eidbmad DerlciDeu.
@5 fommt lo8ar Dor, baB bic Wtalie an
trgenb elmer Ste1e biejentge Eemperatur
errti6t, Die sur etsentlicben @ntflomm!tng
erforOerlic5 lit. QBie man alio ite9t, 1T Die
SemperatlrerD66ung, ipelcbc cine Sclbits
ent5uloung berDor3urufen permag, Bic
Solge rein 6emti6er 9teaftionen, Die auf
Brooufte ptrfen, ipeIbc burb norange9an-
gene @dbrun9en mobtft5trt iporben itnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Gin Sob fir Noro Oafota.

S6 beftn6e MIDI nun Z Sabre in
9afota unb babe i9on biel ourcbgema6t.
S6 fam ais Qrbeiter Dierber un6 nit Der
s3eit gelang eS mir 6ur6 angeitrengte Sbdz
ti9tett, in ben 8e1iB Der i6Dniten Sarm in
&iober .GountD i'm mittIeren gfor6 0afota
gu ~gelan9en. Die @ntfernung bis gum
@ountDitb 1T nur cine MtetLe. 9(uf meiner
Sarm babe ib ib0ne Standardization aufz
9efibrt un0 6aS 0an0 lit GuBerit fru3tbar.
Sebtes Sabr babe tc6 bonn Qcre 16 0ulbel
0et3en un6 80 8uibel Safer geerntet, mas
natirli6 ntcbt nlD8li9 9epeien tpGre, tpenn
icb baS Gan0 ntcbt gut bear6eitete. @er ba5
2anb iebes Sabr pflitgt, farm aucb cine
CUTE Grnte ertparten. Gs eiebt bier biete
Qmerifoner, benen bic Nrbeit ntbt 10 rebt
i9me6t un6 bic baS 2anb ni6t pfligcn ;
bic fOnnen natiirl:6 auf Elm gutes @rntez
er9ebntB nt6t recbnen. Der RrciS bes2an6eS
lit 3ien1licb niebrtg 6aS nabe Der @ilenbabn
gelegene foitet bon SO Bis $40 6er Qtcre,
finf Bis iecbS Mfeilen abieits 9elegen, tann
man eS fir So bis Sc ben Qlcre f%aufer, unb
uenn @tner aebn bis fiinf3ebn O1etlen ms
2an6 9inein gebt, 10 fam CT nod cine
Homestead ertperben tno BORT @elegen6eit
ftnben, Die 8ieb8u6t gu betretben. Sutter
gtebt es 9enu8 unb au3 9lteS @afier, uh6
in spet @oben fam @iner, Der 3u arbeiten
Deritebt, $50 Sons 6eu i6neiOen.
Nun fam tD ni9t be9reifen, tparum
ntcbt quite beuti6e Sar1ner bierber fommen,
oa ie 6o3 bier Elm gutes Tortfommen fin
ben t0nnten. 9aB baS n0r6licbe 9afota
in 8erruf 9efommen 1T, bas lit mir be-
fannt un6 aucb, baB AT BEN manberlei
MiBerfolgen Die 2eute ietbt ibuI6 paren.
Die 8ingen ni9t prattii9 gu @erte, btelten
cine Wtenge QrbeitsGeute, 5oblten bobe
206ne unb 9ingen bur9 unperninftigeS
@irtbi9aften 3u @runbe. @te i9on gez
iagt, lift bas 2an6 BIER duBerit fruc6tbar
Ser 6o@ite Grtrag an @ei3en, BEN tb bis
iebt er3ieIt babe, mar 80 8uibeG bonn @cre,
poriges Sa6r tparen eS Is 8uibel; Der
Tarmer ioQte begretfen, bag er bier nod
einmal 70 bieI bor iicb bringen fam, ais
i'm Oiten, petI bier baS 9an6 ib0n eben
lift. SD babe 6teies Sabr $50 Qcres in
@eiSen unb oerri9te metne Mrbeit gang
auetn. @raS brar3t gtte1nanb 3u iGen,
bas pGbit obne6em in 6iue unb SHae auf
ber 8ratrte.
9as ndd6ite MaG i9rei6e i'd OieGleicbt
nod mebr.
s. 8raf3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
6efieeI, 8ienen nno Beerenobf.

Sober Sarmer, tpelber auf Sic 2an6z
tptrtbi6Gft ntcbt gar 3u bel NrbeitSfraft
gu Dertpen6en niinl6t un6 Sen Nderbau
mehr ais Ne6eniade bctrabtet, pir0 lctne
Gecbnung in benz 8etriebe Der @efliigelz,
8ienenz unb 8eeren5ucbt ftn6en. &ein
3peig Der QanbmirtbI6aft itellt nit ar6Bez
rer SiAerbeit Elm befriebtgcnbeS unb lob
nenoeS GrgebniB in QuSitc4t, tDte Die gee
nannten bret. Die @eflIgel3ucbt erfor6ert
i'm 8inter aaerbtngs bic grOBte Nufmerts
iamtett lettens 6es 2anbmirt6cS, in ben
Sommermonaten aber iDr9t baS @efllgel
in 9roBem WaBe fir iicb ielbit, borausgez
iebt, IS mirb auf Getnlt3fett itreng 9ez
a9tet. SIM @inter nimnlt Die 8eerenz
cultur bic 3ett bes TarmerS ni6t in Qnz
ipru6 unb oub 6er 8ienenftanb be6arf
tpeiter fetner 8eaufli6tigung, als baB bann
un6 mann einmal 9taBl9au gebalten iptro,
ob in Dem 9ienenbdusbalt aub aaes in
Srbnung lit. Su Solge beiien fam Die
8tnter3eit fait au5iblteBlicb Der @efil9el>
au6t getpibmet tper6en, D0bet 0arna6 ge7
tracbtet peroen ioate, 5etttg I'M SrlD1dbr
iunge 6iibner auf Sen 8etnen unD bis 81
Der 3ett, no Bic 8ienen 5u arbeite1t anz
fangen un6 Die 8ecrenz@ultur in Qlngriff
gu ne6men 1T, 10 nett gu 6aben, baB ite bic
!3eit be5 Sarr1ers ni6t Diel mebr in Nnz
iprub SIT nebmen brau6en.
9ie 8ienen bebiirfen I'M Sriibiabr unO
mGDreno bcS SommerS bic meiite 2(ufs
%merflamfeit unb g fle9e unb 5unGblt aucb
i'm 6erbit, penn Der 6onig fir ben Wartt
Der9ericbtet tptro.
Die &bdtigfeit, tpeGcbe auf Sic 6rei ge@
nannten neutrality-suspicious. Sn0ultrien
perpenoet perben muB, lit alio in icocm
Sal auf cine !3eit beibranft, pelcbe Elm in
@onfltft 0eratben Der e~tnSelnen 53tpelge
matchmaker auSibltcBt uno aus OieNem
0run6e biloen bieie fiir BEN Tarmer, tpcls
cher in Der gfGbe zines 8uten Abiabfel0tS
fir feline @r5cugniiie ii6 b%cfinoet, cine be-
ionoerS elnpfeblensperlbe Combination.
Damn lit au9 nodD SIT 6crtfNcbti8eH,
baB, i'm Safe bic @eflitgci3ubt etnmal n!1t
10 eriprieBlt6 getpeien lit, ais gemtnlcbt
ipurbe, auf Der anbern Seitc uiellelcbt Der
6oni8z un6 8eeren7Grtr0g etn 10 reicber
mar, oaB baburb set QuSfaQ in Der 9lo7
ner3ucbt mieber auS9e9licben mNroe. Sn
einem an6eren Sabre mag Damn ptelleit1t
au6 bas 9e9entbeil eintreffen uno 10 TT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
ueber Ole KartofelfuItur.

&Onnen tbir uns Ser SbatIabe nibt oerz
lchlteBe1, DaB Der 2anbnirtb Der Sebt3eit
ge3pungen lit, bon berielben SGGcbe bic
@r5ielung zines tpeit boberen @rtrages an
suitrebcn, ais in friiberen Sa6ren, tueltn
Elm ~8iinittger &einertrag gegeniber BEN
bermebrten BrObuftionSfoften, ~geiuntenen
0etretoepretien &C. itcb crgebett IoQ, 10 9ilt
eS, tnsbeiOn0ere auf benz @ebiete beS
IS fan5enbalcs, ourcb Before NuSipab[ bes
Saat9uteS uno our5 before 3ubt Der
&ulturplan3en unter N%nipen6unq eineS
grDBeren 8eritGn0nilies ibrer 9e6enSbee
Otn8un8en oas d3teL 81 erreicbcn.
9abet miro IN gar man9en 6GQen qera6e
Die rtbti9e 8iirotgun8 auer Qebens6es
D%tngungcn Der Bflau3e 3ur @rb66una bes
3tetnertrageS mebr bettragen, ais cine ben
acknowledgement Der 8flan3e tpenigcr
a~ngepaBte NufSucbt.
Sine Ytlalt5e, tpelcbe iicb o6ne 3ipetfel
in t9rem @rtrage beDeuteno 1tet9ern lGBt,
tpenn man tbren Nnbau nit Sorgfa(t be-
tretbt, lit Die Eartoffel. Sic DerlDbnt Die
Gllt tbren Nnbau Dermenoete Miibe auBerz
Or0entltcb unb eS ioute der belierenGu[tur Ser
Sartoftel UNI 10 mebr 8eadbtung 9eic6cnft
Deroe1, ais CUR @%r3ieLung zines 0r6Beren
GetnertrageS MIR Elm g~crin9er Mfebraufz
tpanc al @eIb erfor6erlidb lit.
9ie biSbert8en @rfabrungen 6aben 5pQr
Getptiie 0runolGbe ge5eitigt, mach benen
aaerortS Sic 8ultur Der &artoffe( borgez
nOmmen mir0, aQetn baS ein3i9 MtaBgee
benpe Oariiber, oh Oteie @run05igc auc6 fiir
ieoe %etn5etne Birtbibaft bie experimentation
itlo, lit un6 fam nur Der praftii6e Ser
iub iein. 0tur burb 8eriucbe IdBt ii9
feititelen, OBJ Die bisber nacb G6eorte un0
gcfunoenen ReiuItntc o,th gcrooe fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
29ia13n6

Der feline Sarmer INNER 70 9eiteut, 6aB
Der @erGuit zines Sabres iib nibt auf bic
augemeinen G%r3eu9niiie ieiner 8irt6i9aft
eritre6t. l1nb basu bebarf es feines groBen
Capitals. @tnige bunbert ober tauienb
@rbbeerenpflan3en, Elm o6er 8tpei 9ubenb
6hbner un6 3tpet ODER BRET 8ienenitOGe 9ez
1itgen fir ben Anfang. Sour ioQte bamit
3ettt9 I'M Srabiabr b~egonnen tper6en.
&QrI @Grtner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

uo9 mebr iiber oas Koppen pom pferoen.
S9 m0cbte Elm bon mir erprobtes MitteL
gegen 6as &oppen befannt geben, eineS,
tpel9es alien anberen Dor3u3teben lit: Man
nebrre etnen nic6t 3u Iangbaarigen Scbaf7
pela, i6netbe i'm in Stretfen-9erabe lang
genu9, uin bantit bic 8tanten Ser &rtppe
gu bebe6en = nebme bann mebrere feline
Nd9el unb befeftt9e 6teie 8eG8itreifen nit
Der 8Oue nab oben iiberau, no bas 8fer6
nit BEN 3dbnen einieben fam unb i9
birge oafIr, baB 6aS &Oppen curtrt lit.
g. S. W., Californian.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
SpredfaaI.
Der Grbfenf6fer.

@te ib aus Ser neutrality-suspicious.
8etlage eriebe, pitni4t Semanb gu uiiien,
tpte man Die champion of England
@rbie bot bent acknowledgements bepabz
rem fam. Sb metB Elm Mittel. Man
muB ME bot Sobanni faem, penn ntan ie
iber @inter baLten pia, 6ann fommen
feline 8iirmer binein. 8tr iden Die CRIB
len getpDbnli9 ant So6anniStag.
N6tun9sOoa
6. $. 8lotb, Sonia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

0&6cinIon6, fir SI6beuti3Gan6 unb fir
McItfaGen, 0annoper unb 0eien. 9teiel@
ben ioIcn aus ben tntereiiirten Snoultrtels
len unb 2anotpirtbeu beiteben. Ser Broz
bins S0leiien, ais ~berientgen, III peldber
Der SlacbSbau nocb bon grDBerer 8eoeutun9
lit, murbcn 1900 &C., ben anOeret Gortttes
ie 300 90. CUR 8ertpenbun8 I'M Snterelie
bet Qgttatton ~iiberlptelen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-25
THE SPORTING PREMIER.
Lord Rosebery's Horse Brings Many
Visitors and Letters from
Various Points.

LONDON. June 24-Bsyond q few
sermon references and an occasional
gibe in obscure Tory papers, the outc1y
against Lord Rosebery's sporting pro-
ciivties has subsidized, but it will prob
ably he revived to some extent. when
LadaS, at the Kempton Park meeting
fulfils his next engagement The pre-
mier's private secretary, it is said. ia
responsible for these interesting statis-
tics relating to his lordship's mails.
On the second day after Derby day,
over hundred expostulstlons were re.
ceived, and the number steadily in
creased until on the fifth day the let
ters reached total of $50. Up to the
end of last week between 600 and 700
letters wero received, in nearly every
one of which Lord Rosebsry was ac.
cnsed of various sins of commission or
omission in connection with gambling
About third or the writers sug-
gested that the money won by Ladas
be given to charitable objects In which
the writers were interested. In addi-
tion to the letters there we're large
number of tracts, Several pious we'll
wishers called both in Downing street
and at the premier's private residence
in Berkeley square with the object Of
reasoning with the sporting minister
on the error Of his ways. 1t is needless
to say that they did not succeed in OBJ,
tanning access to the sinner.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-25
EXPLOSION At
PONT-Y-PR|DD
Two Hundred and Fllty-One Miners Perish
Under Ground.
Shocking DISASTER IN Wales
A Terrific Explosion Skaters the
Machinery and Wrecks the Interior
Workings ofa Mine at GIamorgan.
shire The Accident Attended with
Great Loss of Life-Heart Rending
Scenes at the Mouth Of the Shaft.

LONDON, June "a.
IN NEXPLOSION occurred yesterday
IA in the Albion coal mine near
IN Pont-y- Pridd, Glsmorganshire.
Ii u Wales Over 200 men were un-
derground at the time. AS soon as the
shaft was fairly clear of dangerous
gases. a rescue party descended. but
they found their way barred by bro
ken timbers and wrecked machinery
Finally they left the shaft for galleries,
only to find tho works so badly dam
aged rs to make necessary almost two
hours delay in getting at the men near
est the entrance. Meantime no news
whatever of the imprisoned miners or
the rescue party reached the surface.
Crowds gathered rapidly at the pit
from the other collerieS and the neigh
boring villages. Miners wives and
children were there by the hundred,
awaiting the frat news from below and
making the usual distressing scenes
The first two reports brought up
from the mine were indefinite but dis
couraging. Two more rescue parties
went down and. with other volunteers,
worked until 10 o'clock last night be-
fore any definite news could be got.
Then it was reported that 100 mon had
been killed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-25
NATIONAL SAERcsRfssT.

Delegation of Singers Begin the Com
pstitfve Work in New York.
New YORK, June "a This was the
great day OF the national saengerfest.
The last Of the out Of town delegations
Of singers had arrived, and a cool wave
put In its appearance opportunity max.
ing enthusiasm in the audience possible
aud enabling the vocslists to put some
vim into their work. The number of
delegates present from other cities and
towns Ia variously estimated at from
$1,000 to $4,000. The small number ia
possibly nearest right as the entrance
at Madison Square garden has been
lighter than WAS expected. Town
federations formeds Of local So
oieties were present from Philadel-
phia. Baltimore. Washington, Newark,
Orange, Trenton, Hudson county,
N. j.. Troy, Albany, Syracuse
and Brooklyn. Individual societies
were present from Allegheny City,
Allentown. Bethlehem. Chester, Eas-
ton, Lancaster. Pittsburg. Scranton
and Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Buffalo, Ell
mira, Utica. Winfield and Syracuse, N.
Y; Elizabeth. N. j.; Wilmington,
Del. Waterbury, Bridgeport and New
Haven, Conn.
About 2, 900 singers were present at
Madison Square garden during the aft.
srnoon when the frat competitive sing.
ing by societies took place. In the
spectators soats some 8 900 people were
scattered. Among them were many
critics and enthusiasts. and fair pro-
norton of ladies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-25
ARRESTED The WRONG Man.
1t Was Not Murderer Medala Who Wa
Eeld at Pittston.

~ was NOT murderer medala Who Was
Held at Pittston.
About $50 o'clock last evening Sher-
iff Fahey was summoned to Pittston
BY telephone. He started at once ac-
eompanied by Deputy Sheriff John
Gatfnev and County Detective Shea.
Arriving there they found that the
Pittston authorities had man, sup
posed to be the murderer, under arrest.
1t proved, however, that the wrong
person had been taken into custody and
the party was compelled to return to
this city empty handed.
Frank Egli, well. educated and in
telligent Italian, who resides on the
South Side, claims that one of his
countrymen who works with him at
Duryea, knows where murderer
Medala is in hiding. He says that the
place is only short distance from this
city. and that Medsla is waiting for his
friends to supply him with enough of
clothing to enable him TO leave Amer.
lea. 1t is difficult to get Egli to say
anything about the case. He seems
fearful that it may result in harm to
him and in conversation with the re
porter yesterday he said several times
that he would like to have revolver to
protect himself with.
Yesterday afternoon Italians who are
acquainted with the man Egli had re-
ference to, waited upon Sheriff Fahey
to learn what reward would be given
to the one who would reveal the hid.
ing place Of the murderer. They de-
MED that they had any positive know
ledge of Medsla's whereabouts. A
suitable reward, however, would no
doubt loosen their tongues and revive
their memories,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-25
PUHXSUTAWNEY TROUBLE.
A Number of Slavs and Poles Are
Imported From Rochester
and Buffalo.

PUNXsUTAwNEY, PA. June 24.-Some
time during last night % of the police
of the Bell, Lewis and Yates company,
who had been stationed ut the Eleanora
mine, were taken through this place
and stationed at Walston mine
AT 9. 30 this morning sixty Poles and
Slavs were brought here from Roches
and Buffalo. and were immediately
taken up to Walston mine. On their
arrival there they were met by a crowd
OF miners composed mostly of their
own people. The police stationed
there made an attempt to prevent the
miners from talking to them, but the
crowd increased 80 rapidly that the DO.
lice withdrew and called on the troops.
The commanding officer with twelve
men, who were doing guard duty, went
to the scene. but found no disorder
The miners as aoon as the police left
explained to the new men that they
had been brought there to take their
places and il possible break the strike.
The new men in reply said that they
had been hired to work on the railroad
at S925 per day and they had no in
tention of taking the str ikors places.
Late this afternoon two passenger
coaches filled with private police passed
through here for Walston. The situa-
tion at this mine looks very grave and
it is possible that there may be a con-
tiict within twenty-four hours be-
tween the miners and the police. At
Adrian mine the company's old houses
are being fitted up with large num-
ber OF hunks ana they are making
other preparations for receiving new
men.
At s 30 tonight sevsnty-two private
police arrived at the Adrian mine. The
car had no sooner stopped than it was
surrounded by at least 1000 minera.
women and children, who climbed all
over the Car yelling and hooting, The
policemen were unarmed The militia
was sent for and company + was or
dered to the scene nut we're unable to
disperse the mob. Companies and b
were then ordered out and went to the
scene at double quick, and when the
miners saw the reinforcements they
Immediately dispersed.
i, W. Robinson, the general super
intendent here, was with the police.
He was pulled out of the car by the
men and beaten badly by them, while
the women spat in his face. The great
est excitement prevails in that region.
A visit was made to the residence of
Superintendent Robinson tonight. and
it was found that he was not SO badly
injured as was at first reported. The
deputies wore armed with Wine hes.
ters, but the sheriff would not give
the order to fire. The sheriff who had
charge Of tho police received severe
blow above the left eye from the hands
Of one of the women and was other
wise badly used up. As soon as he
was able to get out Of the mob's hands
he went to notify the militia.
At II o'clock tonight shots are being
fred at Adrian mine. Two carloads
of new men were this morning taken
to Anita. Lieutenant Reeber, Of CON-
pany B. Fifth regiment. will take his
company to Anita tomorrow morning
to prevent any trouble there.
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THE TRIBUNE HAS LARGER BONA HDE CIRCULATION AMONG SCRANTON BUSINESS men Than MORNING PAPER

or more of the drowning throng. The
life raft was the most sought for, and
those who were so fortunate as to make
it, were saved.
When the AlgonQuin's boat reached
the scene of the accident and COM
mencod the work of rescue, she WAS
Joined in her labor by the three above
namei tugs, all of which had besn
cruising in the vicinity. Together
they commenced to take the people
from the water and from the raft in
tesa than twenty minutes, those who
remained afioat had reached havens of
safety.
Tho lost tugs life boat was found
floating aimlessly about by the Al
gonquin's crew. 1t was full of water
and had evidently been overturned
many times. In the bottom OF it, how
ever, tangled in ropes, was found the
body of man. Whoever he was he
had probably prepared for the plunge
into the sea. His coat wns off and his
shirt sleeves rolled up to his shoulders.
Ettorts were made to revive the spark
of lifo that was at first thought to still
be within him, but they were unavall- =
ing
When the crew from the Algonquin
had picked mp all they could carry, nine
living and one dead, they put back to
the vessel. which in the meantime had
put about and was lying not far from
the point where the accident had oc-
Cured. 1t was far too rough to attempt
to bring the rescued on board the
steamer 80 a line was thrown the life
boat and she WAS towed to quarantine.
At the latter place they wero brought
to the Algonquin's deck. Later they
were brought up to the city by the
steamer. The tugs which had assisted
in the rescue also brought to the city
the survivors they had picked mp.
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GAY Mr.. LAWSON AGAIN.
Father of the Young Sharper Reported
to Be In Town.

Father of the Young Sharper Reported
to Be In Town.
The father Of Clark d. Lawson, alias
II. @. Clark and James Walker, jr. ,
the gay young man who was arrested
at Stroudsburg for stealing bicycles
from Florey g. Holt and Fred G. Hand,
and for skipping board bill at the
Westminster, is supposed to have been
In this city yesterday.
A gentleman registered as A, Fl. Law.
son. Of Boston, at the Valley House
about noon and after eating dinner
paid his bill and left the hotel. The
sharper's father is president of the
Lawson Varnish company, Of Boston.
The younger Lawson was committed
to Jail by Alderman Fitzsimmons Fri
day. The alderman had not received
any visit in the interest Of the young
man last night; neither had Fred G.
Hand nor Landlord Truman.