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CHINO.


The Nick IL Platers Return-Local NJ WI
and Personal koses.
CHINO, juno %. Tho roar aud bang,
fizz and spiutter of the patriotic bomb
and firecrscksr, mingled With the sono-
rous tones of Achilles Ermerius' big
hazoo, make diBsonant the busy st,ees,
of Chino. Achilles has been sojourning
with the Teutonic beer rsisers of Ana
helm the last month, but Monday even
ing when the narrowgauge ran into
town there arose o sound--it was the
doughty chief Of the nickel plates and
whoelmen.
The nickel plates held high j nks that
night. and next day at luncheon Rhodes
of the Champion inadvertently dropped
king OF diamonds from his sleeve into
his soup and the saturnine f. M. T. alb
sentmindedly murmured beer when the
waiter queried tea or coffee.
The masquerade ball which was to
have taken place ON the evening OF the
Fourth of July has been indefinitely
postponed.
4. NJ. Turner of this placs has &C.
copied q position with Stein & Weiss,
the implement dealers of Pomona. They
are to be congratulated on securing the
services of ouch Thorough business
man, and also Pomona society on such
a desirable accession.
A marriage license was isaued Monday
morning for Jessie Maud Carpenter and
George O. Moors of Chino. Mr.. Moore
and his bride have been visiting in
Rialto for several days. and were mar
ried IN San Bsrnardino tuesday after
noon.
Both bride and groom are very popu.
lar ID Chino aoclety circles. The lady
is not only handsome in person ana
charming in manner, but one OF the
most accomplished muHicians in South
ern California, and Dir. Moore is gem
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SANTA MONICA.

Preparations Made for Great Fourth
OF July.
SANTA MONICA, June 2S.-The prepa.
rations for the Fourth are completed
and are simply immense, the latest ad-
dition being superb parade at noon.
Following is the order as far as made up /:
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshal and staff
Los Angeles Military band
Drum ana bugie corps of the Seventh
infantry, N &C.
Companies and T. Seventh infantry, N, G. G..
Fire department.
Spanish cavaliers.
Spanish girls and escorts,
Indians.
Bicycle parade
Prize for best decorated wheel: prize for best
comic figure on wheel.
SECOND DIVISION.
Floats of every imaginable character.
Come on foot, horseback and burros.
frlzes Tor nandsomest and most comic hoat
THIRD DIvIeIoS.
The Great Pacific band.
The Mataoor, in costume
The bull snd all the participants OF the Span
1ah tournaments, mounted.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Caithumpians and Horribes.
Taly-ho, header wagons, school children, Sal
walton army and other features
Some Of the attractions will be-: The
observation wheel, bull fight and Span
ish tournaments at Amusement park,
which includes variety of games for
msn and boys. and the graceful hula
dancers from the midwinter fair.
AT the North Beach bath house the
bridge connecting it with the bluff will
he finished. At the plunge there will
be 100 yard swimming race, FREQ to
all-firnt prize. gold medal second prizs,
pass to bath house.
There will be tub RACES, acquatic tug
OF war. water polo and diving for money.
At the cation there will be grand
barbecue.
At the wharf hourly excursions ON the
propeller Coils ON the bay.
At the Ostrich farm the Great Pacific
Consolidated circna will giva three per-
formances.
In the evening there will be a grand
pyrotechnical display. including five
balloon aHcensions.
The firemen will give grand ball at
tho opera house, and the upper tendon
will enjoy the pleasures of grand ball,
which has never been equalIed, at
Hotel Arcadia.
Those musically inclined will be abba
to listen to the melody of three bands
or two orchestras, or all, ii they are able
to move about lively.
There will also be the finish of the
great road race, which will probably
have 100 starters.
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Long Beach Notss.

HOLMAN, THE DRUGGIST, carries the
largest stock OF drugs aud stationery. Perfum-
cry and pre- criptions his speciality. NJ o.
Holman, Central Pharmacy, Long Beach, Col.
SECOND HAND STORE, corner Third and
Pine streets. Long Beach, Cal. Dealers In new
and second hand furniture, crockery, etc. Blee
Il Mitchell.
IOWA VILLA HOTEL: pleasant rooms; rates
$l2 per day, So per week. Lest house for
money
BAY vIEW HOUSE; select family hotel,
with first class able. Rates SIS per week
Rooms single Or suite.
THE PACIFIC HOTEL Will open in few
days under new nanage ment well furnished
and Teoleaned. Rates $l.@5 per day,
DO YOU KNOW that the bsst brs ad in tn
state is made by the Excelsior Bakery, Long
Beach? 1t III fact Try it.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE; 100 rooms
new suits; drstcass in all respects.
EAT AT Pasadena Short-order House. Best
meals
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
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tleman whose sterling worth has won
him the esteem OF all.
Mr. and Mrs. Grid. Mrs. Hatch and
A. d. Fraser will return from San Fran
cisco tonight.
The Foresters' meeting Friday even
ing will be largely attended. High
Chief Ranger NJ. 8. Elfrish is an enter
tanning speaker. Brother Foresters
from Ramona, Ontario and Rincon will
be ureaent.
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Cure for Headacha.

As remedy for all forms of Headache
Electrc B tiers has proved to be the very bsst
Il effects II perm anent cure and the most drs d.
I'd habitual sick headaches yield 10 its influ-
a bottle and give this remedy IL fair trial In
case OF habitual constipation Electric Btters
cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels
aud few cases long resist the use OF this n1edi-
cine. Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty
cents ate. f. Heinzeman's drug store, 222
Main street.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02

Slnall Riot In Duluth.

Duluth, Jan. 27..--Thcre were runners
yesterday that Maj. Baldwin was to be
hanged and burned i'll etligy last night
to. the accompaniment of slow music Of
u funeral character by the city band,
and as . o'clock approached Suprior
street was filled with people, despite the
below zero weather and the biting icy
wind that blew from the bosom of Lake
Superior. Shortly before that hour the
band made its appearance near the
Merchants hotel and u youth appeared
hcnring II banner on which was painted II
figure labeled Baldwin" with his neck
encirclel by u moose. A procession was
quickly formed, and, preceded by the
banner and band. started west al0ni:
Superior street. Ii had not proceeded
fur when Il man jumped from the crowd
o. the sidewalk and grabbed the banner.
AS he caught hold Of it some one Landed
n well directed blow OH the buck Of his
head. lie let so the banner and dropped
to the ground, while the procession pro-
tttdcd on its way. Two blocks further
west several men rushed toward the
bead Of the procession and one grabbed
the banner, when was quickly torn in
pieces. This created small sized riot
for few minutes, hut IL squad OF police
anl a patrol wagon came in sight and
quickly dispersc the crowd. while the
youth who Ind been carrying the BAN
ner was taken into the patrol to police
headquarters. The band ceased playing.
the musicians finding they had engage
lnents elsewhere, and the ctligy business
ordcd. While few ordinarily seisi-
ble people were instrumental in prcpar-
ing the banner and proposing to hang
and burn Maj. Baldwin i'll etligy. the ma
jority Of the people We're opposed TO such
proceeding as II disgrace to the city,
although frankly admitting that the
majcr's ins, lting references in congress
To the signcrs Of the petitions against
flce iron ore were sufficient to provoke
such IL manifestation of indignation aud
cGlltempt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Mid.Winter Fair.

San Francisco, Jan. 27.-The California
mi,lwintcr international exposition was
formally opened to-day. Great prepara.
tions have been made for the event, and
the fact that Gov. Markhom has issued
a proclamation declaring n holiday caused
IL general suspension Of business in this
city aud throughout the state, and added
to the importance of the celebration.
The progress of the work on the hun
tlrcd and sixty.acrc tract in Golden Gate
Park. which has been set apart for the
fair has been most remarkable, and SO
far as the buildings and grounds are con-
ccrned, everything Is practically ready for
the coming celebration. There has been
some unexpected delay. however. in get.
ting all exhibits in place, though thar
work Is also now rapidly progressing. and
it is expected that the entire exposition
will be complete In n very short time.
To.day's celebration opened with an i'm
posing street parade which was the larg-
est ever seen In this part of the country.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Arainst o Bond Isaue,

Washington, Jau. q. - The judiciary
con mittee of the house by vote Of
to ordered favorable rcpor. ont Hep.
Wsentative Bailcy's resolution question:
Ing the light of Secretary Carlisle u is
sue bends. The vote OIL the Bailey reso-
luton was as follows:
Ayes-Bailey CIex.), Goodnight tKy.l,
Dearmond (Alo), Democrats; Ray N.
", Cpdcgratf uowa}, w. n. Stone (Pa.!,
Bioderick (kan.), Terry (Ark.), Childs
ull.), kepublicans-0.
Nays-l.ayton Ohio, Stockdaie (Iiss), T,
'Wol,erton (Pa.), Democrats; Powers
lVt), kepublican-4.
Chairman Culbcrson did not vote.
This discloses that the voting Demo-
Gratis We're evenly divided, Bailey, Cool
night and Dearmond sustaining the rcso-
luton, aud Legion, Stockdale and VOL
verton voting t9 lay it OH the table.
The six Republican votes turned the
scale in favor Of the resolution question:
Ing the secretarys powers. This dGcis-
ion WIS reached after listening for two
hours to Secretary Carlisle's explanation
of his views upon the legal right of tli.
secretary 10 issue. bonds and apply the
-prQePeds to current expenses of the gov
erEnent.
The vote was taken after brief dis.
cussion, which was led by Mr.. Bailey in
speech replying to Secretary Carlislcs
statement Of his position and explaining
the intent of the resolution.
Chairman Culbcrsoll. wO rcfraine;i from.
voting, Is understood 10 favor the reso'
luton. The four members who opposed
it based their opposition OH the ground
that the resolution was imeXpedicnt, but
intimatcd that they considered it cor
rect from legal view. Representative
Bailey reported the resolution to tlly
house and will call it up Us soon US pos
sible after the tariff bill is acted upon
and the two days promised by the speak
or for the Hawaiian resolution have been
consumed. This resolution and the Blan,
bill for coming the silver seiguorage will
go hand in hand us the policy Of tllt
silver men for supplying the present le
fciency in the treasury.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Riding Man Fa.hao-

The popularity Of bicycle riding
among women has made it more possi-
BILE for women to accept the idea of
riding en- cavalier, an idea which is be-.
ing put In actual practice in the waut
In other words, ,cross.saddle riding with
divided skirts has gained certain
amount Of recognition in a number Of
localities. It has been found that la
dies look well, ride more safely and get
better exercise in tho new way. The
practice Of slde-saddle riding IL attri-
buted to the vagavy Of queen who
was too defOrmed to use the ross.sad-
die. There has been a vague idea that
any other method would be injurious.
A. matter Of fact, the practice Of us.
ing the slde-saddle has been adopted
because 1t adapts itself to modern
dress, and because without q special
dress no other method would te suit
able. But cross-saddle riding Is the
safer way, 1t permits Of q better and
frcer use Of the limbs and makes the
exercise more effective. All this will
not make women adopt 1t, however. A
large number Of lady riders take the
exercise to avoid the unpleasant effects
Of too much fat Side-saddle riding
does not make fat women thiD. how
ever. but II anything enfarges the hips.
Cross-saddls riding is moro effective,
because . wider range Of muscles can
b. used and harder riding INDUCED In.
Nov Yes6 Medical Record
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Very strange Case.

Black River Falls. Spccial-A
very singular case is that of n young
MIN of this county named Chandler.
For years his mouth has shown tend.
ency to grow up. -Four years ago it be-
came SO small it was feared he would
starve and fund was raised by neigh.
bors, and he was sent to Chicago. where
the mouth was cut to the natural size
and pieces of flesh grated into the
corners, thus hoping to prevent the clos
ing. This has been overcome and his
mouth is rapidly growing up again. the
opening at present not being larger than
an ordinary goose quill. through which
he takes all his nourishment. It Is
thought that he must eventually starve
to death, as there seems no way of
preventing the complete, closing Of the
mouth. Otherwise the young man seems
healthy and capable of doing considerable
work.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
dig Kc ro.enc OIL wa. an.

Charles City. Iowa, ,Spccial-Kcrosenc
oil is now retailing at cents per gallon
IN this city, the result Of competition be-
tween tae Merchants and newly-cs-
tablished oil peddlins firm. Yesterday q
number of the merchants were called be-
fore the grand jury on tho charge Of
boycotting, their competitors claiming
they had formed u trust against them.
The merchants. 1t is now reported, will
retaliate by charging the local oil com.
pany with handling oil from another
state without the proper inspection. The
oil wagon is still running selling where
1t Is able at II cents. There is also talk
OF establishing stock grocery in the
interest Of local patrons.
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Chicago. Jrn. 24.-Wheat steady: Msy.
63 7-sc; July. 65c. Corn &n; easi
81 1.2c; Nay. SO 1-sc; July, Se3es
Oats steady; Jeanazy. N7-3c; Nv
20 7.0c; July, . 1!2c. rrr75s
Minneapolis, Jan. 24.-wheat-Jan1at3
closed at S34c; May opea..d st o0c;
highcst, G0 1-Sc; lowest, 80 7-8c; closing
60c; July opened ut u 3-4c; highest, 02c:
hMest, 81 5-sc; closing, 81 3.1c. On track
No. hcrd, 82 3-4c; No. I Northern,
o. 1 4c; No. Northern, 6Oc.
Chics go, Jan 24-Cattle-Good ateeFs.
$5.25a5.4O; Others, $4.75a5.10; common.
Sa.5na4.25. Hogs-Packers and mixed,
$5.4Oa5.45; prime heavy, $5.60a6.66;
prime light, $5.4Oa5.45.
st. Paul, Jan. 24.-Hogs strong with
yards well cleared to packers at about
$5.2Da5.30. Cattle-Prime steers, $3.60s
BIS: good steers, $3a3.5O: prime cows.
$:.5Oa3: good cows, $2.25uoj0; coramon
to fair cows, $1.5Oa2.25; light veal calves,
$35Oa4.5O; heavy calves. $2a3; stockerr.
s1.5Oa2.25: feedera, $2.25a3; bulls, 31.60
a2.15.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Count GET. n s5O.MDO nri,,..

New York. Jan. 2G.-Nliss Garcia Liv.
irgston and Count De I.angier-Viller
We're married ut st. Patrick's cathedral
on Fifth avenue by Archbishop Corrigan
assisted by Rev. n. n. McKinnon. A
wedding breakfast to which 100 persons
were invitel was given at the Livingston
n'arsion right after the ceremony. Pres.
cnts of the usual kind i'll the way Of plate
were sent by friends of the family. John.
son Livingston presented the countess
with Il check for $4,000 Immediately
upon her return from the cathedral The
bridegroom aud bride will so to Europe
this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Church Burned.

Louisville, Jan. 20-St. Paul's Eplsco.
pal church, at the northwest corner of
Sixth and Walnut streets, one Of the
Oldest and wealthiest houses of worship
in the city, was dAstroyed by fire this
morning together with its furnishings.
entailing loss of nearly $1OO,OOO. The
total insurance on the church and par
sonagc Is $54, 500. The organ, which was
fine Pil'her, and a9long the first of it.
kind manufactured, was valued ut $1U..
O0u. The church was dedicated in 1899
by the Rev. John +. X. Henshaw Of
Brooklyn, aftrrward bishop of Rhud, Isl.
and. There were many narrow escapes,
hot dir explosion nearly resulting disas.
trously 10 number of spectators The
fire was caused by defective fue. Three
tireMen were slightly injured,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
,Frisco Pconle Are Crtticnl

San Francisco, Jan. 20.-Therc was IN
exciting scene ut the Grand opera house
last night during concert given by the
Iowa State band. As an additional feat
ure Miss Etiiie Stewart, well known in
the East, was advertised tu sing. The
big opera house was filled with people,
and when Miss Stewart commenced her
song it did not take the audience long TO
decide they did not like her style. The
crowd guyed her numerically and be.
came su boister0us that she had to leave
the stage. The band. however, was
greatly appreciated and enthusiastically
applauded. Miss Stewart says her un-
kind reception was due to San Francisco
Jealousy Vf Eastern talent. She suys she
was suffering from u cold,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
An, hushcL by Blacks.

st. Louis, Speclal.--A special to the
rost-Dispatch from Augusta. Ga., says:
The Rouse Ridge rioting of negroes
against whites proves worse than antici.
patcl. Paul Green Is dead ani Rhett
Green will die from wounds received.
The tattic was in M ambuscade set BY
negroes to prevent white constable's
posse from arresting q negro desperate
npnei Jude. The officers were betrayed,
It is alleged, by white man, who viii
be lynched Y caught.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Issue q Donae,


Warrington, Jan. 26.-For the arse
time In. this congress every member Of
the judiciary committee Of the house at.
tended its meeting to-day and tho mag.
net being Secretary Carlisle's statement
of his position on the bond issue. The
resolution Of Representative Bailey Of
Texas declaring 1t to be the sense Of
the house that the secretary has no au-
thority to apply the proceeds Of bonds
to any purpose but resumption was be-
fore the committee. Mr.. Carlisle spoke
in an informal manner for an hour aud O
half and was questioned by several mem.
bers Of the committee. The committee
will meet tomorrow to consider the les.
olution and perhaps will reach a vote
upon whether Or not It shall be favorably
reported to the house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Train Robb~r Confe..e..

Corinth, Miss. Jun. 2G-Frank Me-
Glire, one of the would-hc Memphis L.
Charleston train robbers. has made IL
full confession of the plot to rob the pay
train. He confcsres that they had
planned to dcrail the pay train In broad
daylight, with the intention of piling up
lot of cross ties and placing dummies
behind them, the crowns Of their hats
showing the gang To be- some distance
"tf in another direction. lie says the cs-
capped convict Frank Jones of Texas WAS
the instigator Of the plan. und lad been
preaching the doctrine that the wealth Of
| ilis county was lncvenly divided. and
by his reasoning they were worked up to
such an extent they were willin. to shed
any amount of blood TO reach their end.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Armour Hacks Out.

st. Paul, Jan. 27.--Dairy Commissioner
Anderson has received notice that Ar
mour has withdrawn the action in the
federal courts lu which lie sought to re-
strain Anderson from seizing oleomar-
garine in the original package. 4 tempo
rary injunction had been granted and
the hearing Oh the question Of a perna-
ncnt injunction was set for Feb. ). The
ease is withdrawn without prejudice. and
il is presumed Armour was not ready to
light the maiter at this time. In the
meantime Anderson will continue as be-
fore and make it warm for the oleo men
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Distillery for Yuukton

Yanktop, S. D. Spccial.-The business
haen Of Yapkton have completed nego-
tiations for tho establishment of dis.
tillery here. Fifteen acres of land In the
city limits was donated and $4,000 sub
scribed for stock. The listillery will
have capacity of 5000 bushels oi gsain
daily and will COS. S2OO.OOO. The com.
pany Is composed OF Peoria distillers and
Philadelphia capitalists. Construction
viii lie commenced at oEes,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Suicide ON a ,rrnin,

Emmetsburs. Iowa, Jan. 2G.-A young
man whose name has 1fdt been learned,
but who has been IN this city for several
days, purchased ticket last night for
Potsvillc. When as far as Castalia hc
committed suicide by shooting himself
The reason for his doing so is not known.
He had relativcs nj I4uana and Intended
going there after reaching postyillc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Burned the village of the Native

Burned the Village Of the Natives.
Calcutta, Jan. "a. - The: expedition
against the Abors is meeting. with sue
ctss An engagement. between the ad-
vancing column and the Abors WAS
fought on Sunday, and two of the gov
one wounded. On the other hand the
Abors lost large number Of killed and
wounded, and the town Of Dumbak was
burned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Loxful Newe Tor Mluers:

Ishpcmine, Mich, Jan. 24.-The nl,-
horncement is made by the Cleveland
Cliffs company that the men will be but
kesscmcr ore, and has been idle:since
last .Trly. The old hands were given tho
places and full complement Of men was
obtained In less than MI hour.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
pope Will Eceno,ui.e.

London, Jan. PA dispatch to the
Chronicle from Rome says that the
m,p,lly deficit Of 100000 francs In
Peters pence will be balanced by draw
ing upon the reservc which the pope has
kept in the name of himself aud the
trustees since the loss hy Folchi's in
julirious investments. The decrease in
the revenue is largely due to the fact
that French royalists have lessened their
subscriptions. The increasing donations
from America, huwcvcr, will enable the
Holy See to turn the corner, and the
ropc intends to abolish several costly
SincclrcS,
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RelWinG, SDec!al.-The LutheMA
Ladies' Seminary association at its an
nual meeting elected the following Of.
tieers: President, Rev. 4. Bjoryo; vice
president, DR.. e. L. Opsal: secretary, II.
l.. Hjermstad; trustees, o. X. SimmoaS,
.. II. Boxrud, N. X. Simmons. r. Il.
Boxrud, Albert johnson, Christian Peter.
son aud 7. G. Seebach. 1t il expected
to open the seminary next fall with an
attendance of at least 200. The building
vii, easily accommodate 400.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
ktllea Ench Otler.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 24.-News has
just reached here of a bloody battle
which took place in Polk county last
Wednesday between William and Crock
cit Mirz on the one side and two broth
ers rametl Daniels on the other. The
fight took place Mt the home Of the Dan
icls brothers over debt which the Aiirz
brothers claimed the Daniels brothers
owed. They were all moonshiners The
Mirz brothers were both instantly killed.
and one of the Daniels boys was so badly
wounded that he died the following
night. The remaining Daniels brothee
had oil examination aud was released
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Residence Destroxed.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Jan. oG.-The
residence Of w. s. Ferguson was burned
TO the ground at 2:3O o'clock this luorn.
ing. Owing to the failure of the Ere
alarm to work the fire had gained strong
healway before the department reached
the scene. The loss is abou: $500, With
about $1,000,
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No More rrnpbie.

Pittsburg. special.--There was no fur.
ther disturberee among the strikers At
the Charlcroi plate glass works. Af:er
the riot and shooting yesterday a crowd
Of 800 Belgians gathered near the gate
and threatened to destroy the plant.
Uron Sheriff Cherry's arrival the mob
was disperscd and niLe leaders auoay
the sts1kers arrested.