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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14

Hoods Pills are the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla- Easy and yet efficient
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14

Mrs. W. c. Coughlin returned today from Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14
CITY ITEMS.

Ir. F. N. McGehee, of Warmer, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14

Dr Merritt and bride passed through the city today from Walnut Lake. enronte to New Gaaeony.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14

Mrs, c. N. Hart and baby left for Little Rock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14
Doll Bazaar.

ApAMs-WLsoN PRINTING Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14
Plenty of Room
The Return Trip.

The Cotton Belt is the only line making snre and direct double daily connections with all lines on the return trip. You should look after the comfort of your trip back as well as your going trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-14

MISSES Bright and Dull Dongoa Kangaroo and Box Calf shoes girls spring hees A tremendous assortment 4 Fa Q this popular price, saving of h
 25e o pair buying this line, sizes P to 2 and B; price A ~ A<
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
RACING ASSOCIATION.
Files Articles of Incorporation with
The State 81 crelary.

Artioles Ct incorporation OF the
Panguitch Lake RsciDg association
were Glrd with Secrslary OF State
James T. Hammond today. The OF.
iecl OF the association is TO purchase
land aud to estRb lsh and make rsce
track Ut the Panguitch lake in Gas'
field county, Utah, ard TO promote and
aid the racing ipterests OF the southern
part Of the State. The lie OF tho
mpany will be for ATTY years, uule,s
sooner dissolved by atwo.,hlrh msjor.
ity vute u tho psid-up capital 8 ock Of
the association. TIE capital stuck Is
fixed at 81, goo divided into III ares OF the
psr value 81 each, each share being
entltlou TO one vote In all the business
nffsire If the company. Tue stock
may he paid In cash, labor or any
property accepta bile TO majority o.
the board OF dirtc ors.
Tho psreonal property OF the stock
holuers 10 not 10 be lisbIe Tor any IA
sessnsnt or isbls Incurred by the
association. The names, residences
and number OF shares taken by each
member OF the association, are rs fol.
lows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
Judge Cherry Bom..

Judge Cherry relurned from Chica-
go today. He has been absent three
months and c mes home In the best OF
health and IL now ready for judiolal
work. In Chicago one day, he says
he witnessed a crowd OF several thous.
anu men between Dearborn and CLARK
street, and asked policeman what,
the gathering Of the great throng
mteni. The man with CLUB
fsctitiousiy replied: "That is the wave
OF pro- p srity." Toe fact WAS the mon
were there In expectation OF taking
the places OF the unfortun nate men W h o
were constantly being overcome by
heat and born away either to their
h mes or to the morgue. Altogether
1t was II melancholy spectacle aud q
sad commentary on The condition Of
Chicago workiugmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
WANTED FOR GRAND LARCENY
sheriff Beinnp Has igern Looi,ing tor Him
For Several DAYS Stole Cow
aud sold It.

4 nice case Of good ripe
trimps. fourteen In all. arrived
ut the oregon Short Line de-
pot early this morning and was
soon taken In hand by The inspectors
of such frult-Scrgcant Rhodes, an"
Officers BuEby, Wicket and Roberts.
In the consignment was ono for
whom Sheriff Belunp OF Weber has
been looking for some time past
Charles Comman. alias Fla Cret-
ger, deaf mute Coffman stands
charged with grand larceny in
having stolen Jersey COW
from the premises OF w w, Tracy ~
ogden, which said cow he is alleged 10
have sold to Junction city butcher
for an ample consideration.
When arrested the deaf and dumb
man was n littlc nervous and told, by
means OF the sign language, OF his in
noccnce 81 nny wrong-dong. Sheriff
Belnap happened to be IN the city
shortly after the cargo was brought in
and Immediately recognized Conman
as the man wanted He viii he token
10 the Junction city this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
WEATHER YANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Monianr, Wyoming aud Ores
gon Stations.

Weather reports show wing observa.
iions at 8 AM. today:
Salt Lake City--Barometer. 29.s6;
temperature, 8S; minimum, ca; wIno,
east, . miles per hour; clear.
~ Baker City-Barometer, 29.S2; tenn
psrature; 81; minimum, 81; vino,
south. 8 miles per hour rain, .O2
inches; clear.
Observation-Disclosures, 20 "a; tenn
psrature, 81; minimum, 90; wind,
south west, light; clear.
Havrs-Barometer, 1880; tempers-
iure, 80; minimum, 4s; vino,
northeast, Iighi; cloudy.
Observation-Disclosures, 1855; temperA.
ture, s.; minimum, IS; wind, south.
west, light; clear.
Miles City-Bsrometer, 90 81; tenn.
perature, 80; minimum, 56; wind,
east, lisht; clouuy.
Idaho Falls - Barometer, 29.SS;
temperature, 4s; minimum, As; wind,
north Nv es,; q miles per hour; clear.
Winnemucoa Barometer 29.Ss;
temperature, IS; minimum, SO; VIM.
south. light; oisar.
General aud local forecast, for 80
hours, ending s p. IN. Tuesday.
For Utah forecast made at San
Franciseo); Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday. Stationary Temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Station.
nry temperature.
J. H. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Todsy's temperature lie shown In th,
fac simIle Thermometer given below:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AS already announced, Mr.. John
Drew, now In his sixth sesson as q
star under the direction OF Mr. Charles
Frohmap, will be seen at this Th'a.er
I morrow and Wednesday evenings,
presenting the highly praised poetic
comedy, Rosemary. II is easily
within tho domain OF accuracy to state
that no play presented last seasop,
whether In this country or England,
has been more successful than this
o c, which came from the joint pens
o. Louis N. Parker and Murray Cal
. o. Charles WynuhAm played 1t a.
t,e Criterion In London for over .
year, ana John Drew occupied the
hoards OF the fashionable New York
Empire Tbeater with It for over
tvs months, following that
record up with long runs In
Philadelphia. b stoD, Chicago, ami
o.nsr big piay centere. Now 1t will
cime to us alter two superlatively
urill ant and successful weeks at the
Baldwin theater, San Franchise.
Rosemary will be very adequately
presented here, aud 1t will show Mr..
Dew 10 new p1ase Df his ar one
Que which. IL 10 believed, viii agrees :
bly, surpri,e even his most ardent ai-
mirers 10 this city. The entire sup
pUrtiDg company will be found well up
tn the Frohman AID Drew STANDARD
OF excsIiency, AMI will include many
VI tue old fAvuritea. In the company
are Harry Harwood, Arthur Byron,
Daniel Harkinp Frank L,mb, Victor
Moore, Grahame Henus rson. Mia
La bel irving, Mrs. Annie Adams,
Mr.. Dsloss King and Miss Sara Goa.
v%se.
The Fsuet specially company opsn
tonight a weoH's engagement at the
Lyceum. This will be the opening OF
the Lyceum season, which VIII ue
der the management this year u
Frank Maltese. The Faust specially
company was to have appeared al tie
Grsnd had tue house been prepare
liz time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
n Idaho Intermountain Fair.

The fdsho Intern ountnin Fair will
be held at Boise, Idaho, October 18th
to 10Th inclusive. 1t In the purpose OF
the management to make II, IN the
fullest sense, a state fair. Arrange
ments are being maue to secure good
exhibits from every section OF the
state, and the people OF nsighboring
sec ions are asked to participate anu
sand exhibits. The fair Is the cut.
srowth Of q feeling that 1t is necessary
& the state to have such fair eetat-
lishsd 60 that people from distant
points may nave au opp0rtu atty Of
learning, in the best way possible OF
the resources and possibilities OF the
section represented. The projectors
hope to make II the foundation Of an
annual lair that Will grow In impor-
lance and influence Tor good irt IN
year TO year. The undertaking Ia In
chsrgs OF somo OF the most energet
men in Boise, VINO will leave nothing
undOne 10 make the event one that
will be pleasing and beneficial to all
who attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

Mr.. Rabcnck, general tfiio mana
ger Of the II o Grande Western, bss
appointed Assistant Freight Agent
s. J. Henry as genera agent in the
place Of w. Il. Hahn, VINO resigned
the position soon aztec Mr.. Babcock
wa lnsisiIei Is trGfilc manager. j..
ID Kenworthy, WHO ~ TO the present
liWe has been local agent OF the Santa
Fs system, hiss received the arpoinl.
ment OF nssistsnt sge [, the fiice Mr..
Henry reli pushes. Both o the NJ.
pointees are we'll known IN Salt Lake
anu are fsmillat with local ip'etes' O..
There IL no doubt that the public VIII
receive Just Us fair aud courteous treat
ment as when the flee was nader
Mi, Ealm's directioG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

The above business TRANSACTIONS
show a total sale of 3l.0S3 pounds and
ali at what can be termed good fg-
ures, the product going Mt prices
ranging from to 11is cents, accord
ing to the grade OF wool sold. In all'
81, 1000 pounds of Utah wool were Of
fered, but the greater part of II was
withdrawn on account of holders con-
sidering the price offered, too low.
At the came sale Australian woods
brought from "a to 90 cents, mostly
cross-b bred. while South American
woods sold at from 10 to II cents. The
Utah and Montana product brought
the highest prices among the western
woods sold, while Kentucky and New
York, representing the Eastern mar
ket, sold at from IL to rs cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

D,nver Colo, Aug. 2S.-Fhe Colo
Tauo Midland b "a announcsd ratio Of
The ret ulnr tsre Oteuay for the round
tfip from ID nver TO San francisco,
tickets goou Tor thirty Jays, to be on
sale one day only, Sept. /.
The sud EN- Boti1n on the part OF
General Passenger Agent Bailey was
brought about by the report from
Chicago thai the 800 delegates to the
Lrtier Carriers' convention In San
Francisco had been slde-trpcbcd IN
Cnicago owing to their liability 10
secure rates iurther west.
Chicsgo, Aug. % - Next Monday
nil tne llnes viii sell round trip tlckels
to San Francisco ior one faro,or ST2 90.
The rousd trip from the Missouri riyer
will be $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

Bathing at the lake lie reported az
good as ever. The resort companies
ere bopiug for continuance until
alter Labor day at least.
Several excursions have been en-.
gagged for Ssltair. Labor day will
oot close the business Ut the resort.
Orders have como in to Mr.. Keyes,
arranging tor transportation to Alaska
us late ~ September 26 h. A number
OF women as well as men have goue
out lately. Some Of thvse who hope
to MAKE fortunes In the cold North
nave taken their helpmstes along.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
Coalyille Fatality.

John Williams was killed at Coa,-
vile yesterday afternoon while at
work on stall In his stable. Il APP
pears that he was struck by falling
timbers. His lett temple and jaw
were badly hurt. williams was fly
three years OF age and leaves q vile
and two brothers to mourn his tragic
death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

ache or stomach ache, witness could
not remember which. She frequently
asked witn,s. tor liquor. She never
saw MIR. Or fiji u under the Influence OF
liquor. Mr.. 9riffin was very fond OF
the little boy ara tie never looked bet.
Ter or appeared hap Ter thar when
under the care OF Mr.. Gfffn last
spring.
Tho witne's was being Gro s-exam'
iu.d by Mr.. Zane whom the NLws
report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
Fined For Clothes Stealing.

Eliza Metz and Claude Young.
mother and daughter. were found
guilty Of petit larceny in the police
court today and fined SIS each. The
defendants were convicted of strip
ping clothes line in the yard of AL
bert Mitchell of the Sixteenth ward
and We're arrested yesterday by Con-
stable Gillespie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
Police Court Notes,

Three boys who We're arrested Sat-
urday for stealing water melons from
n farm wagon. were In the police court
today and after a talking to by Jus
tice Wenger were discharged.
Andrew Mullerup. arrested for al
lowing his express wagon to stand in
the restricted district, was arraigned
on The charge today, pleaded not
guilty and demanded q jury trial.
whereupon his hearing was set for
tomorrow at . o'clock.
Frank Brown and Frank Mitchell.
two colored men Who We're arrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

Vernon Hardy, excursion agent OF
the Salt Luke d Los Angeles, has
Just returned from Colorado where he
uss been Tor the psst two weeks as
ageot for the Intermountsin At o..
Mr.. Hardy reports that the salt busi-
ness lie Complicated in Colorado since
there are two X susas frms competing.
The outlook was somewhat dark wheii
he arrived but brIghtened up some
before he lett and he succeeded In get.
ting orders for ten care.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
SOME FIGURES ON WOOL
SOLD At FROM I TO ia CENTS APouNO


The American Wool and Cotton Re
porter announces that the nrst sale OF
the series OF auctions, under the aus
plces Of the Wool Exchange New
York, took place Wednesday. August
18th. at pm. with an excellent rep
resentative attendance Of wool deal
crs, brokers and manufacturers. In
its report OF the business done the
paper cites sales Of Utah wool as fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
Federal Court Petit Jurors.

A special venue was issued for the
following named petit Jurors. return
able Monday, September 9th, at
Ogden:
w. NJ. Burgnop, Salt Lake
City; Hyrum Smith, Lehi; Edw.
Booth, p. J. Thorsted, Neph
David II. Lyon, Rulney Q.
BADGER Salt Lake; Chas. r.
CLARK, Morgan; J. ID. II. McAlllster,
Alfred Best, George E. Bourne. A.
w. Carlson, Frank Kuox, Salt Lake
CITY; ID. II. Coot, horoni; VIM. Eos.
ter, Nepbi; joseph u. Walden.
j. F. Howells, r. X. Thomas, Salt
Lake City; Jas. Norwood. Lehi; W.
n. William, inc. H. Link,
s. /. Cinwsor. Salt Lake
City; Reuben Nebeber, willard;
q. F. Felt, Salt Lake City
]. G. Holman. John Waltor, r. W.
Sloan, Salt Lake City; George w.
Thatcher, Logan; James CLARK, Amer
lean FORK; Samuel Alfred Spring
City; o. IL. Petit, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
TraInps Dealt with.

In the case of the tramps arrested
today, sentence was suspended ON -four
of them while the others We're given
five to fifteen days in the city Jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
The MEN DESCRIBED
The BOhannOnS and Spann WHO BrOk'
Jail al L'adVllle Las Night.
utLD FOR MURDlR AND RAPE
Dtscrip ions inrnisn d by j, j. Nc
nOntll supposed Private
Det,c i've.

J. j. McDonell, q supposed private
detective, who gives HE address rs S5s
South rhird East street, called at iht
poiice station this morning and with
out stating his businsss, gave the deaf
sergeant the following descriptions OIL
he men who broke i'll at Lsldville'
Cole, lsgl nigh, two OF whom were
being held for murder aud one for
rape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
II Is a Son.

Prof. C. D. Schettler and his wife.
Florence Alder Schetter, are rejoicing
in the advent of a son and heir In their
household, the happy event occurring
at IL o'clock this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

Elder David Mckenzie will lecture In
the Eighth ward tomorrow evening,
under the auspices of the Y. i, and y.
~, NJ. /. a, The meeting commences at
1880 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

Cleanliness OF the head usually in
sures good growth OF hair. An oc-
casional application OF Halls Hair
Remover VIII aid 10 keep the hair OF
a natural color.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

OF the whereabouts OF Mr.. Major,
who left Norton, Daventry. England,
some time between 1874 and 1877. Mrs
meet him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

lou IN II Colchester on Sept. IL aud IL,
nas cecld,d to make r decided demon
-tratioh at the convention against the
pill, on the grouod that 1t interieres
with their constitutional rights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

A dispatch from Albany, N. Y. says
that active preparations are being
ma Ie 10 fght tpe operation OF the So
caiied anti.scaipers' DILL, which takes
effect on Wed esday, Sept. /. The
new law VIII make II a penal fiense TO
issue or sell any passage TICKET or
berth or state room IN any vessel un.
lees he 10 an authorized agent OF tue
owners or consigDees VI sucn vessel OF
o. the company running sucn train,
The railroad company must redeem
tickets presented for redemption
promptly anu within not to exc. ed
thirty days OF the prssentStiin at the
general tfiicrs. A wholly unused
ticket shall be redeemed at \ price paid
for the whole ticket aud the cos. Of
v tiekeI OF the came class between the
point fOr which said ticket was sc,ua :
iy usod. A ticket broker In this city,
who WIS Que Of the committee OF
brokers to oppose the bil.'s pMsige,
said TO-DAY that the brokers' had secureJ
o unset and would Test the con.
,uIutlouRiily OF the law. The Com.
merclal Travellers National league,
which holds lis tirsI annual conven
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
KOHAL PASS TAKEN.
Advance of British Troops EdaCtually
Blocked.
More Fighting With the Rebels, In
Which the British Forces Are
Compiled 10 Retire.

PEsHAwuE, Aug. 30.-A strong
force OF Afridip, 1t 10 just announced,
has closet the Kohal pass, ana there.
fore the proposed advance OF column
OF British troops through that pass
has been countermanded.
with the Khyber aui Kohal passes
In the hands OF the enemy, the gravity
Of the situation has increased.
THE BRITISH RETIRE AGAIN.
SIsiLA, Aug. 30.-The Shinwars
and Ksbai police posts on the SANTANA
range were attacked, evacuated by
the garrison ana burned by this enemy
Sunday night.
Ia addition, the Orshy gals, on Sun
day night, looted the Narisb, Samsdsi
Bazaar and burned the school.
The X ,hsl Pass AfrlIis are still
loyal, in spite Of the Mullah's strenu.
Gus efforts to excite their obiefs. They
promise not to oppose the Peshi wa
trcopt who are marohing n Kobal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

IL. W. 5svy Ia pt.si1.n', J. }. Steiner,
vice.pres,deni; JONI +. Chichester, Sec
reiary; w. t. Owens, treasurer. ana
William Lloyd, director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
The ogden canyon Excursion.

The excursion TO y Gden Canyon yes'
terday was mucn larger affair than
Its promoters anticipated. IL 10 esti.
msteu that nat les, than 800 Salt
LaheIs went 10 the Junction Guy
while halt Of that number continued
their trip up the canyon. More wouiu
Doubtless have gone but for the In.
adequate ace m EQUATION. The most
unpleasant feature was the Limited
rsllons OF the "spring chicken ana
trout dinner IN n,"whlch fell far below
expeclatiUns-sJ FAR, la TACT, That may
persons wetu unable to get even n
sandwich with which to appease ap-
pitiles that would have put a hired
man 10 shame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

ct. LOUIS, Aug. 3d. Shortly after IL
the convention Wis again called to
order. MIR. w. b. Prescott, president
II the National Typographical Union
at Indianapolis, was chosen TEN porsry
chairman, aud w. G. Pssrce, Of
Goiumpuf, temporary secretary. Mr..
Prescott then appointed the following
as q committee on credentials:
Mr.. Ratchiord. James O'Connor, Of
the Mach nists, Che cage; Grant Luce,
o. s Lou g Central Labor organization;
J. r. Sovtr igu and w. ID. MahOn.
Censidetapls controversy arose over
the naming OF the commitIee on r.so.
iutioi 2, whiob, although the conven.
ii n was not yet permanently OrRaa.
zed, was moved by one of the dele.
| gate. There were amendments to
the feet that the convention adjourn
until | O'Clock and that the hour be
nave . O'Clock, and 10 the midst Of
this parliamentary tanple, Delegate
Sovereign shouted. "I'm alex aud
Autiop. / move, Mr.. Chairman, that
tho motion TO appoint committee on
resolutions be amended to read 'On
resolutions and plan Of action.'"
This brought out flood OF amend.
ments anu III ltiOns, but the whole
matter was finslly tabled and the
meeting adjourned uutii 2 p. M, at
which hour the report OF the commlt'
tee on credentials W III be present
NO MoBiLIzATIoN.
When asked as to the truth OF ths
statement reputeo to have been made
in Pittsnurg, ~ NJ. Z. Carrics,
~ ha l. IN hand nf Paint.
ers and Decorators, in regard to the
nurg, President Rs,chfori, Of the
United Mine Workers OF America
Eat 81 know nothing at all about
~; have never heard of such plan
being Proposed. Ii may nave been
however, without coming to my aIten.
ton; Nj have been away from Pisss'
burg for some time.
ILLNESS AMONG STRIKERS.
PIT1sgURG. Pa, Aug. 3O.-Whas
many oi The strikers in Camp Isolation
| In the De Afmitt coal region predict
| will To The last week Of their outing,
| opened with heavy rain storm. BY
daylight the roads in the vicinity OF
| Plum Greek we're several inches deep
IN mud aud marching WAS practically
abandoned. A few OF the campefs
| ,urned out for missionary work among
the miners and reported that they had
induced several men to quit wofs.
Captain Bellingham, with squsd OF
| strikers, went to the PetormAn mlns
on the Salisbury road during ths
morning. They claim to have hsa
some success among the men employed
there. The present. weather Is having
a bad effect en- The campers. Wuils
the geueIsi health OF the men Is goou,
number have severe colds anu ohe
man Is down with pneumoniH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
Ayers CatIlartic Pills
SO Years of Cures.

burg ia the event o Determined OF.
II 1T ou the part OF opera ore to start
the mines win imported labor. 1t 10
understood President Carrick ssys an
appeal will nrst be made to the rail-.
roads OF the country, not as an organl-
zatiou, but as individuals TO not
ha die coal dug at non-union mines.
II this fails, then tho mobiizing
in Plttsburg will oe considered. These
men, ne says, will not come here to
destroy property, or take part in riot
pr insurrectioo, but viii b, here 10
show tuat this is q peaceful battle and
that the working cl Eeses are a unit 10
crying for rsliet