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BUILDING Associations.

This coming report of Hon. Carroll D.
Wright, Commissioner of Labor for the
United States, is looked forward to by
building association men with consider
able interest, That part of Commissioner
Wright's report which pertains TO the
State of Pennsylvania has just been pub.
lished by the Department of Internal AT
fairs. OF the $780, 600 invested in
building and loan associations in the
United States Pennsylvania has nearly
one seventh, or in round figures one hun
dred and four million of dollars. Phila.
delphia leads the list with 4S2 associations
and forty-two millions of dollars. Allie
gheny county, with 275 associations and
seventeen million five hundred thousand
dollars of capital, makes good second
and Blair county, which includes the city
of Altoona is third, with 80 associations
and over six millions of capital. Berki
county, which includes the city of Read
ing, makes an excellent showing of So as
! sociations and over five millions of capi
tai, and Schuylkill county, which includes
| Pottsville, gets credit for 30 association
and nearly four and one-half millions o
| dollars. Almost every county in the stat
! is represented by one or more building as
sociatiOns.
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SANDUsKY, o., oct. 15.-Hon. Oran Fol
lett, of this city, died yesterday afternoon
in his 95th year. When a boy he learned
the printers trade, edited paper at Bata-
via, n. Y, for some years, was a member
of the New York legislature and an nsso-
ciate Of Thurlow Weed. After removing
to Ohio he was the editor of the Ohio State
Journal, member of the board of public
works, president of the Sandusky, Dayton
and Cincinnati railroad. He retired to
private life in 1868, but continued to write
for the press. He was an intimate friend
of William Cullen Bryant.
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MAHANOY CITY.
MAnANoY CITY. Oct. 15.

AhAAAhA'NA vi 4 NNNs A'fs
Guy G. Irish attended to business in
Mlnersville.
Mrs Wendt, Of West Centre street, took
suddenly i'll Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar of St. Nicholas,
visited town friends
Miss Rooney, of New Philadelphia, is
visiting town friends.
Mrs, O'Ilara, Of North Main street,
opened an eating house.
Mrs Lyons, of East Centre street. is Wis
iting friends and relatives at Baltimore.
g. Kimbell, plumber, of East Pine
street, is attending to business in
Quakake.
A chicken supper will be held in the
basement of the German Lutheran church
next Thursday evening.
The foot ball game which was to have
taken place in the park on Saturday was
postponed on account of the rain.
The Lutz family, of West Pine street
was increased Friday, by the arrival of g
bouncing baby boy weighing 16 pounds
and 8 ounces
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A MuRDEROuS COUPLE.


The Sensational story Revealed by
Woman's Confession.
CLEVELAND, o., oct l5.-The police Of
this city believe that the murderer Of Mont
gomery Gibbs, of Buffalo, has been run
down Mt last The woman Sadie Robin
son, who was taken to Buffalo Saturday
night after couIcssing that il was she who
killed Gibbs is believed to have told the
truth, in part at least. Her husband is in
Jail here charged with burglary, and "a
cousin named Bert Snyder is also under
arrest on the same charge
A detective said today that Snyder had
mace statement to the police which
throws flood Of light on the Gibbs mur
der Snyder said that Robinson and his
wife arrived in Buffalo early last spring.
They wore pcnniloss and decided to com
nit a robbery to get money. The woman
donned mems clothing and she and her
husband went TO a lonely place on Della
ware avenue TO await for victim Gibbs
was the first well dressed man who hap
pcned along. He was told to throw up hi,
hands, and when he resisted Robinson shot
him. The couple then fled, and the next
morning they came to Cleveland,
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The BATTLE Creel, Train wrecI,crs.

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-Four men have been
arrested on the charge Of murder and of
wrecling the Atlantic express on the Chi
cago and Grand Trunk railroad at Battle
Creek early on the morning of July 16
last The men are Stanley j. Knowles, a
brakeman, formerly in the employ of the
Grand Trunk; John O. Bodewig, a fore
man employed by the Grand Trunk;
George w. johnson and Ernst Jewett both
of whom were employed by the road, the
former ms n switchman and the latter rs a
conductor. Warrants have been issued for
the arrest Of about six others. Two of the
men have confessed and the confessions
tend TO show also that the conspiracy was
the result of incendiary speeches made
during the great strike of last July.
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Tace Crn.hcl hy PecnIlar Aocldent.

PoTTsyLLE Pa, Oct. l5.-Charles Con
rad, boss on he Pennsylvania railroad
at St. Clair hud his whole face crushed IN
o peculiar ucc-lut He was superintend
ing the clearing away of wreck and put
ting the track in good condition, and
picked up a sledge hammer to straighten q
crooked fish plate. The plate flew up and
struck him squarely in the face breaking
his nose and several other facial bones and
greatly disfiguring him.
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FRACKvILLE.
FRAcKv1LLE, Oct. 10.

fkAthNlLLE, OCt, 10.
II. r. Evans visited St. Clair on Friday
Miss Carrie Taylor visited friends at
Girardvilla to-day.
C. u. Breckons, of ST. Clair visited our
mountain town yesterday
Our Botouph Council will hold a special
meeting tonight in reference TO the
electric railway coming through our
town.
Mrs. Catharine Deehan. of town, who
had tumor removed from her breast
three weeks ago, is, we are pleased to say,
entirely recovered.
Miss Annie Sryder, of Pottsville, who
had been a visitor here for the past week,
returned home on Saturday. While here
she was the guest of Miss Laura Lawrence.
A meeting Of the citizens of town will
be held at Burchill's hall tonight, at 1880.
The speakers will be Hon. Charles n.
Brumm, Hon. Elias Davis and Hon. John
j. Coyle.
John Steel, who went to England some
weeks ago, returned home on Wednesday
last. He said he had a most excellent trip
across the "Pond" and during his absence
visited many places Of interest
Mrs. Mary A. Taylor, Of town, died at
her home on Broad Mountain avenue, yes
terday morning, after several months
sickness, aged 60 years and months,
She was born at Mt Laifee in 1884 De-
ceased leaves a large number of friends
and relatives to mourn her loss. Inter
| ment will take place here tomorrow at
O'clock in the Lutheran cemetery.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct 15.-Captain Sinto
and sixteen men of the crew of the Spanish
bark Barcelona, from New Orleans to
Barcelona with cargo of staves, were
brought here yesterday by the pilot boat
Haze. The Barcelona was dismasted and
waterlogged. One seamen was swept over
board and drowned Captain Sinto and
his crew were taken off Tuesday by the
Norwegian bark Ankathen, about POO
miles southwest Of Pensacola, and trans
fcrred 60 the pilot boat Saturday night.
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THE WALTZ KINGS" JUBILEE.


VIENNA. oct. Musicians from all
pails of the world are celebrating today
tn. Golden nIfl.p of tl. kmgof the waltz.
Johann strauss. Itis fifty Years since he
welded "a butln. and Americans have CON
tributal "a silver wreath for the occasion.
RudoIph Arpuson WINS tine promoter of the
idca. and all the rraat musicians of Amer
lea have contributed The wreath IRE
scented by the Americans is of sterling
silver sixteen inches I'm diarueter. and was
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A rnrl,nnrinr 1Ir.1,nnd.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 15.-NlIs. Katie Mol
rick, who elopnd from this city last No
vcmbcr with Morris Fletcher vv0s brought
home from New York Saturday night in
an insane condition by her husband Enos
X. Mclricll He found her dying in Man
haitian hospital. Her condition is said to
be the result Of cruel treatment at the
hands Of her paramour, who had deserted
her. Physicians here pronounce her in
sane, but her husband refuses to let her be
taken from his home TO an asylum.
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Coming Events.

Oct. l6th.-Annual supper of the Eng
lish Baptist church in Robbins opera
house.
Oct. 16.-Lecture, entitled Social
Purity" by Rev. Anna Shaw, OF Phila-
delphia, in the Evangelical church, under
the auspices of the Shenandoah W. c. II.
u.
Nov. 13. - Tea party in the Primitive
Methodist school room, under the auspices
of the ladies of the church and for the
benefit of the church fund.
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Ti.n I.-nrn.,s Rest Rnttnrs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Presidcnt Nick
Young, of the National Baseball league,
yesterday gave out the official batting rec
ords of players for the season of 1894
Duffy, of the Boston club, heads the list
with a percentage Of 43S. Four of the
Philadelphia players follow Duffy, viz;
Turner, 1923; Thompson, 403i Delehanty
400; Hamilton, 39S; Anson, Chicago, 894i
Kelley, Baltimore, 39li Holiday, Cincin
natl, 3S3; Doylo, New York, 1863,
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Found stolen stamps Destroyed.

SCRANTON, OPn., Oct. 10. - Two men
named Kane and Brazielo, while out walk
ing, found several sheets ofpostage stamps,
partly burned, lying beside the road There
were four sheets Of ten cent stamps and
seven sheets of ones This is the second
time within a month that stamps have
been found on the road The authorities
think that they are on the track of the men
who stole 81 600 worth of stamps from the
Scranton pustofIice about three months ago.
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MhIsI.y from sugnr neet.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. l5,-The ColumbiG
Distning company the strongest enemy
of the whisky trust, makes public the re
suits of an experiment by which they pro
duce a very fair quality Of spirits from
sugar beet molasscs. The success of the
distillation is more important from tn,
fact that it will afford additional profit {,
the sugar manufacturers and cheaper th'
manufacture of whisky,
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The Greatest Sufferers in the world

are women; their delicate organizations
being particularly susceptible to de-
rangement and disease. DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, n
Y, purifes the blood and cures all the
.sicknesses peculiar to the sex; it fortifes
the system against the diseases incident
to old age It is the best medicine in the
world for women.
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Raw. Anna Shaw.

The lecture by Rev. Anna'lShaw, at the
Summer School of Methods, last evening,
was literary treat The speaker, one of
the most distinguished women of our
day, displayed a thorough knowledge of
her subject.-Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,) Record.
Rev. Anna Shaw will lecture in the
Methodist church on Tuesday, Oct. 10th.
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TheY Trnaed WINS.

ANDERSON, Ind, oct l5.-Rev. DR..
Smith, well known i'm religious circles
throughout Indiana, while preaching at
Winchester became infatuated with the
wife of Fred Helm. Mr. Helm, strangely
enough, fell i'm love with Mrs Smith, and
the result was they traded wives This
necessitated Mr.. smiths retirement from
the ministry On Saturday the judge OF
the circuit court granted Mrs Smith d
1iyprpp
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Bun Fighters Defy French omcers.

PARIS, Oct. 15.-During bull fight at
OAK, South Of France, yesterday, an officer
escorted by policemen went to the arena
to stop the sport. He laid before the
directors a legal paper forbidding the fight,
but was ignored by them, The toreaderers
continued their work until they killed the
bull amid the cheers and applause Of the
spectators. After the fight the crowd
hustled the policemen and jeered the
officer The town is much excited
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Illinol.nlnnI n.norted In.ane.

VICTORIA b O., oct l5.-Belore tho
Awara, which has just arrived here, left
Honolulu rumor was i'm circulation that
Queen Iiliuokalani had gone crazy. The
report is not credited, although for several
days she had not left the house she is oc-
eupYlng.
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81 would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor ] know Of" says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, of Chiffon, Carter Co.,
No, in speaking of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy. For
sale by Gruhler Bros.
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OGDEN Utah, oct. l5.-In the district
court the jury found DE Camp, Mcdonnell
and King guiltyof attempted train wreck
ing during the American Railroad union
strike After a lecture by the judge they
We're sentenced 20 Imprisonment as fol.
lows; King, four years; De Camp and
Mcconnell, twelve years each in the peni-
tpntiurV
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scaIded Ills Chnd Instend.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5,-rhrowing a
kettle of scalding water at his wife Martin
Klosky, of No. 10 Christian street, threw
the boiling water over the baby instead
and badly scalded 1t. He was arrested.
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Rev. Anna Shaw was one of the most
eloquent speakers at the National Coun-
cil.--The Epoch New York City. Miss
Shaw will lecture in the Methodist
church on Tuesday. Oct 10th.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA.
when she had Children, she gao them Castoris
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Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack. If
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Steam Renovating Co. call for, clean
and deliver Ingram and Brussels at Sc per
yard; heavier carpets &c. 80 e. Coal St.
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ID ROPOSALR.-P Proposals will be received
by The Water Com mmittee of the Borough
Council OF ShenandoBh Pc until tuesday
evening, October 10Th, 1874, at 1880 p. m, for
the fur nishing Of material and erection OF an
engine and boiler house TO be built at the
Davis Run dam, at Brandonvile, for the
b orough OF Shenandoah, in accordance with
the drawings and specifications ia the hands
OF the undersigned, which can be seen upon
application. The sides AZ roofs Of the build
ings are 10 be covered with corrugated iron
roofing, and to be painted with two coats OF
mineral paint.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids.
E. +. GALLAGHER,
lO-ll-5t Chairman Water Committee,
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NOR sALE.-The Mt Carmel House prop
II erty, on the corner Of Oak street and the
Avenue, Mt. Carmel, Is offered for sale at a
low hgure and on easy terms. VIM sell the
hotel building with or without the adjoining
ground. ANY information as TO figures and
Schooner, Mt Carmel slit
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The weather.

Fair; continued Ooldi westerly winds,
hitting 10 northeEly.
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Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented. The first symptom Of
true Group is hoarseness. This is fol.
lowed by a peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child becomes hoarse
or even after the cough has developed it
will prevent the attack. 25 and 30 cent
bottles for sale by Gruhler Bros.
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TOR SALE.-Fine farm of fifty acres in
Il nion Il wnship, located about a quarter
OF mile from Ferndaie station ana seven
miles from shenandoah. Building 29Xl8 feet
containing seven rooms. Barn SSxhO feet, A
never failing stream OF water flows through
the land. For further particulars apply tC
NJ. p. Conry, 81 South Main street, Shenan
doah. lO-l2-lw
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Suing for a Big slice Of Seattle.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. ia local paper
says that in "a few days papers will be
filed in lawsuit which will involve the
title TO real estate valued at nearly $500
600, and will call upon United States
Senator Squire of Washington, for an &c
counting of property entrusted to him.
The plaintiffs are Colonel William S King
of this city; Philo Remington, famous
antagonist in the historic suit Of years
ago and Philo Osgood and John N. Good
win, of Ilion, n. Y A quarter of cen
tury ago King and Remington were close
friends Years ago they invested heavily
I'm western real estate one of the deals be
ing the purchase of % large amount Of pro-
perty where now stands Seattle. when
the financial crash came this property was
given To- Remington to- hold in trust.
subsequently Remington, who died few
years ago inuustcd the property to his
son-n-lu'y, Squire
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1ol21w

There is no medicine so often needed In
every home and so admirably adapted to
the purposes for which it is intended, as
ChamberlHin's Pain Balm. Hardly a
week passes but some member of the
family has need of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch of
rheumatism or neuralgia quieted. The
severe pain of burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore healed in much less
time than when medicine has to be sent
for. A sprain may be promptly treated
before Inflammation sets in which in
sures a cure in about onethird of the
time otherwise required Cuts aud
bruises should receive immediate treat
ment before the parts become swollen,
which can only be done when Pain Balm
is kept 40 hand A sore throat may be
cured before it becomes serious. A
troublesome corn may be removed by
etplying it twice a lay for week or two.
aback may be cured and several
In wages time saved or pain in
's''ed without paying
from October, e 90 cent bottle at
i'er regret It, For
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Water Rent Collections.

OFFICE OF
SHENAN'H CITIZENS WATER & GAS Co.
October 18th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Elmer j
Wasley, owing to the sickness Of Mr.
Hess, collector, is delegated TO collect all
water rates now due to the above com
pany.
T. r.. BEDDALL,
IO12.1y President
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dOE to $50 rer week using and selling Old
DNO Reliable Platter. livery family has
rusty, worn knives, forks spoons, eic Quickly
plated by dipping in melted metal. No eX
erience or lard W rk; good situation. Ad
dress W. p. Harrison Co Clerk No, IA, Col
umbus, Ohio.
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NHTAETED.-Tw young men to board in a
w private family. AL modern conveniences
Reference required. Apply at the HERALr
office. 9.24-u
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7 OST.-A small, round gold breast pin
IL Small bird in center Family memento
Reward will be PAID for return TO Mrs. VIM. ID
Shenandos h, lO-l6-lt
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" ANTFD -Salesman salary from start;
w permanent place. Brown Bros, Co,
Nurserymen, Rochester N Y, 10l.eodlm
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Tor RENT "A large new store-room, with
L plate glass front, Cwelling and cellar,
Excel ent business location. VIM be ready
for rent Novemb LIST. Rent reasona le
Apply TO o. W, NcwhOuser, 100 North Main
street l0l5-u
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MTsCELLANEOuS.

NHTANTED A girl for general houstwork
w Apply at l08 North White street. ll-3t
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

syy,ron P.sco. Of Florida Is a native OF
England.
Ry,. W. p. FIFE is called the Moody OF
the South.
THE King OF Italy is not much over live
feet In height
THr King OF Bavaria has salary OF sl,-
Az, 900 year.
TIE Princess OF Wales denies that she has
withdrawn from society.
Tsr friends Of Dr. Nansen. the Arctic ex-
plorer, entertain grave fears Tor MS safety
MRs, CoLFAx, widow OF the former Vice
President Is said to be practically pennlless.
Mgs. HErrY GREEN, the richest woman In
/ America, Is said to pay 81 week Tor poard.
Ex-EMpREss FREDERIC, mother OF Emperor
| William, bears the distinction ot being the
most unpopular person In Beriih'
NINE. NAVARRO MARY Anderson is staying
at Nice. Italy this winter. She Is Ill with a
nervous affection, and can neither VISIT nor
receive visits.
Ex-CNlrEp STATES SENATOR MORTON
SMITH WILKINSON, President Ltncolns con-
fidential adviser, died few days ago, AT
Mankato, MINI.
CAPTAIN T.. l.. ZALINsKr, the inventor OF
the dynamite gun, has been placed on the
retired ISL OIL tuo army Oh "N-'N"' ~ 49,
ability caused by paralysis.
TBr Prince OF Wales, SO it is said, has to
handle his hat 80 much in acknowledging
the honors done him on the street that he
has TO have a new brlm TO II every fortnight.
JOSEPH KEpPLER, the cartoonst, hrst at
tracted the attention Of an employe OF franh
Ieslies publishing house by some clever carl
coiurss on the back and margin OF restaur
ant bill OF fare.
Misc HARRIET LANE JOHNSON, who preside'
, nj the White House during buchanan al
ministration, has purchased the old Travis
} mansion IN Wellington and will make 1t mel
, permanent home.
, LiEurgSANT JOHN II. ALEXANDER is m
/ frat colored man to hold the professorsnil
= of military science and tactics in any institn
5 tlon. He was recently appointed to this posi-
a tion in the Wilberiorce University, Ohio.
d BrrpALo's 8 blind lawyer, Louis L. Ullman
= has been made United States Commissioner
= He Is thirty-one years old and was mad
blind by an attack OF scarlet fever when n
was Ave years OF age. He was educated
the Institute for the Blind in Batavia and tn
Perkins Institute in South Boston, Mass, an
at the law school In Buffalo.
h SENATOR CoLoUIrr, OF Georgia, who wa
q stricken with paralysis about year agt
=, cannot walk. He Is role l into and out
n the Senate Chamber In a wheel-chair. whic
~ he ocounies during the sessions. Despil
a this nhysical innrmity Mr.. Colquitt Is said
l. be q formidable candidate Tor re-eies'iol
His term will expire March 3, 1895,
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ORGANIZED CRANKS.
The Houses Of New York NilIionaires
placarded.

When the servants in the employ OF
Chaunccy NJ. Depew. W. X. Vanderbilt and
Mrs Drayton. sister of j. J. Astor, emerged
from their mansions they found piacards
pasted on the front Of the houses upon which
was the drawing Of bomb with a short
sputtering fuse. Close to the bomb were the
letters, Il. {. F., surmounting cross made
heavy and iorbidding by the plentiful use of
black ink. Written in Latin upon Hhe cards
were the words -
''Brothers-K Remember the glorious exam
pie OF Valiant. Death to the rich man. This
Is n marked man. Warn all. BY the will Of
the common people.
1t was said that the residences OF ]. D.
Rockefeller. II. NJ. Flagier and c. 2. Hunt
ington were also decorated with these WARN
ings. but 1t was Impossible TO secure contlr
nation OF the reports.
From the wording of the warnings they
would seem to be the work OF organized
rranks. but the police scout tho idea. They
attribute the placards to single anarchistic
crank. whose purpose is simply to annoy.