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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11

gave this version Ct the affair: I'VE
were going along the road to Latimer
and the deputies were lined across the
road. barring our progress. we tried to
go through them and cid not attempt to
Fit or molest them, when they fired up.
On us. We ran. but they kept on shoot
ingat US while We ran. It is all their
rant. Another statement is that the
strikers began to brush by the Sheriff.
when the firing began. All the Huns
tell the story about this way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11
THE WAY THE SHERIFF SAW 1T.
says the Strikers Knocked Him Down and
Trampled Upon Him.

h~So u pun EAiSu
Wiikesbsrre. Pa, Sept. H. - Sheriff
Martin arrived home on the O'Clock
train from Hazelton. He was cool and
collected. He was met at the station
by his legal adviser. The two got into
CAP ana drove to the court house
where they were closeted together for
some time. The sheriff was at first
reluctant to say whether he had given
the command to fire, but afterwards
admitted that he had. The sheriff's de-
tailed statement Is as follows: Il heard
early this morning that the strikers
We're going to march to the breaker at
Latimer and compel the men there to
quit work. ] resolved to intercept them,
ana II possible prevent them from reach
ing the breaker. One Of my deputies
trid me that the strikers would prob
ably be heavily armed. ! got my depu-
isaA seventy In number, to meet a. a
certain place. They were all armed. /
told them to keep cool under all cir
cumstances
The trouble began at > O'Clock I met
the marching column / halted them
ana read the proclamation. They re-
fused to pay any attention and started
to resume their march. Then 1 called
To the leader to stop. He ignored my
order. i then attempted to arrest him.
The strikers closed in on me- They
acted very vieiously, kicking me, knock
Ing me down and trampiing upon me.
L called upon my depeties to aid me and
they did 50, but they were unable to ac-
conplisn much. ! realized that some
tning mad to be done at once or 1
would be killed. l called to the deputies
TO discharge their fire arms into the air
over the heads of the strikers, as it
might probably frighten them It was
cone at once. but it had no effect what
ever on the infuriated foreigners, who
used me so much the reugher and be-
came fiercer and fiercer-mora like wild
beasts than human beings
The strikers then made q still bolder
move and endeavored to surround my
entire force of deputies. fully realized
that the foreigners We're a desperate Let
and valued life at q very small figure.
1 also saw that parleyirg with such n
gang of infuriated men was entirely out
or the question, as they were too ex-
cited to listen to reason and that myself
and deputies would be killed five were
not rescued. or If we did not defend
ourselves. then called upon the depu-
ties to defend themselvez ard shoot if
they must to protect their lives or to
protect the property that they had been
sent to guard The. next second there
were. a few scattered shots fred into the
foreigners, and a moment later the en-
tire force Of deputies discharged a solid
volley into the crowd.
Il hated to give the command ts shoot
and was awful sorry that 1 was com
PEELED to Go so: but l was theis. to do
my duty and did il as best knew hew
and as my conscience dictated as the
strikers were violating the laws of the
commonwealth and fatty refused to
obey the proclamation that I read to
them. Il was there to see that
the law was obeyed and lived UP to-
and merely did my duty"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11

fhe Big. Store tosked
with the bsst line of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11
strike for q Seen. s.s;.s.

NeSaunee. Mich. se-.t. E.-Thc tram
mers at the NegauEee mine quit SRI,
yesterday morning secaY.e :he n1A1age-
rnent refused to grant taeRl a raise of
cents per day They havs beer gst-
Ting $40. BRAT want more as the tram
mers & the Cambria ami Lille mines
are receiving Si.f5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11
FuFnifure,
CarpefSAm
Stoves

sIDEBoaRDs,
EXTENSION TABLES.
CHAIRS,
HALL TREES.
CHITFoNIEsS,
BED ROOM SUITES,
IRON BEDS.
FANCY ROCKERS,
PARLOR PIECES.
COUCHES, ETC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11

Continued on Third Page.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11
RIFLES TAKE A HAND.
Troops Ordered to the HazeIton,
Pa, Strike Region as the
Result Of a Tragedy.
sHER1Frs POSSE FIRES on HUNS,
Killing = Score and Weunding Many
Ofhcfs-Statements as to the Facts
Dider-Wnat the Sheriff Says.

strskes Refuse to Obey the Proclamation
and Proceed tn Walk Over the Onlcer Of
thc Law, He says-Othcr Side Declares
the Victims OF the FusilIade Were Only
brushing" Past-Terrible Scene After
the Deputies Fired ON the Mob.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11

Iwensy Sven Dr"wDed at 0sa.
Fort Said. Sept 1i.-T~e1sy-sevsn
ef the crew Of the steamer. Polyphe-
mus. were drowned tbrosgh col
Gsion on the Red sea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11
Arseut,ss Ret, Hates.

Washington. Sept. 1l.-Argentins
has taken steps to rctsliate on the
United Stntes for the supposed dis
crimipaticn in the new tariff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11

9 1aPantine IL 3ensI.I.
New Orleans, Sept. 1.-THE towns
of every trunk line entering the city
have declared a quarantine against
Louisiana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-11
BALLENTINE
CURES.
DR.. Ballentine's True Home
opathic Remedies Never
Fail to Cure.
Read His Book, Select the
Proper Remedy and
Get Well.
The following well known and
responsible draggists carry q fall
lice at all times:
List of Drogg1sA.
ROCK ISLAND.
HARPER HOUSE PHARMACY.
N. r. BAHNSEN, corner Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street.
A. J, RIESS. Fourth avenue drug store
HARTz& ULLEAEYER corasr Third av-
snue - Twentieth street. =
LOUIS A. SCHMIDT. Seventh Avenue
Pharmacy.
SOHRBECK BROS, Third avenue and Six.
teenth street
His Remedies.

The following ere few Of his rem
edies. and oil are sold BY your drug
Eist at the uniform price Of 25c each:
NO. 7LCURES LIVER COM
PLANTS. such as torpid liver. con.
stipation. jsundioe, etc.
no. SECURES PILES, strength
ems the weakened veins and allsys
and cures the internal Inflammation.
NO. 72-PILE OINTMENT. 20 be
used in connection With the Pile
Care; an external application. Cures
itching at once.
NO. 30-CURES RHEUMATISM !,
scistic. isAsmmatory. museulsr and
lumbsgc. It gives immediate relief
and permanent cure.
NO. S. NERVE CURE - Re-
stores Lost Vitality, builds mp
broken down Tissues. pats new life
Ia man. cures al nervous diseases.
BAtLEnIiME REMEDY co.
II QUINCY ST., CHICAGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-01
i 61aH deRa1atst0 vegetaL !

sea cxtracto auido compuesto &c
ssIias plaEtas indisenas, usadas CO.
nc alterantes y sudorlhcas.
(aca onza Autda representa- una
oEza dc las plantss que conttene.
~ / FURAMENTE VEGETAL
III naas conocldo, segNvo y 1apsa0
ksrificador dc Ia sangre!
IConserva el CUTS tsvs0 y libre &C
vsfPcsoEss y SraN0sI
Rutden Esarlo hasta los niaos.
OcPosiCo ESsxsGcs9 LsHSsGt, ds !.
eTFeE.
3-nI =. 2. 5. Av5se. &c 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-01
vapores Correos espahoIes
de la Compania TrastlAntica
Antes de A. Lopez s Co.
sERv1CIo PARA PUERTO RICO Y LA HA

SERVICIO PARA PUERTO RICO LA HABANA
-SALIDAS- Barcelona los dfas IS de cada
Malaga 81 Z y 27-De C&dz 81 80.
Se expden pasaes de ida vuelta 25 p de rebaja
A Las families equivalena de paaes nteros
ebaja del
vueta.
En- La l. Z. Un de cada famia gratis
dsnas de passj dc IL a1os cumpEdos
aa, de IL amos cnnplidos pasae entero.
En- 3: preferences On nino gratis. De
pasai de pasa!e pasaje
EMIGRANTEs: Ha dos amos ssatultamente de dos cuato
medio paszje; en- adelante, pasaie easera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-01

Gi.esAe7s 8 Gs 1899
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22
AngioIiIIo Executed.

San Sebastian, Aug. 2l.-Micheel
Anglolllao, who shot and killed Senior
del Castillo, the Prime Minister of
Spain al the baths Of Santa Aeuada
on Sunday, August Sth, was executed
at II o'clock, according to the sem
tence OF the court martial imposed
upon hin on Monday last after his
trial on the previous Sunday, which
sentence was confirmed by the Su-
preme Council Of War.
Ansiolillo heard calmly the news
that be was to be executed. but he ar.
peared to be surprised at and bitterly
complained of the freq uent visits Of
the priests, declaring that thew would
obtain nothing from him. He de-
clined to enter the chapel, saying be
was comfortable enough in his cell.
Al executioner from Bources was
employed Just prior to which a priest
e1horted the Anarchist to repent. to
which Angiolillo responded. Since
you cannot get me out Of prison,
me In peace. l myself will set.
tie with God"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22
The Klondyke Situation.

Ju"eau, Aug. 12.-My advice tn all
who ave the Klondvke craze is to 90
slow Not 10 per CEN of the men AL
ready gone will land at Dawson. They
are bound for new prospects,. new Gee
tons, TOR they all know that there ia
no, on the Klondyke. The onjn-
ION Of all miners is that while there is
a chance for striking it rich along
some OF the unexplored creeks. The
risk Is far too great. and of course a
very small percentage of those who 90
will ever find anything.
The latest news is that trouble Of q
serious character may occur bet tween
h prospectors and the Northwae,
mounted police, as hundreds saw thew
Will submit 10 the rovaltv
Some OF the men have not the means
to pay it, for they spentnearly the last
cent In supplies and Transportation.
These men will go through in some
manner-out now? [ am afraid it
WILL be by the aid Of the rifle.
In izcuSDSSS Di Jle ST.
uatlon, the North west Government
will soon di'patch $50 mounted police
TO new customs stations to be estah-
llshed between Lstke Tagish and Fort
Cudahy. | got this from Assistant
Commissioned o. Police j. n. ucTu-
rec OF Regina, Northwest Territory.
who Is now en- route to Alaska. He
also says that a Supreme Court
Judge and a Lieutenant Governor
are to be appointed for that portion of
the territory in which the gold fields
are situated, aud that by the aid OF
these men and with the POO Of the
police no lawlessDess will t e permitted
even II life must be sacrificed. T
think the pgospectors will calm down
before they reach the Lake Tagish
customs stGtion. If they don't, the re-
suit will be frightful to contemplate
W. D. WAssoN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22
ak About Alaska.


Alaska Is two aud Cn--nalf INES as
large as Texae.
1t is light times as large as all OF
New England.
1t is rs large as the South, exclud-
ing Texas.
1t Is as large as all of the States
east OF the Mississippi and north Il
Ohio, including Virginia and W,s.
Virginia.
1t makes San Francisco east Of our
center.
Its coast line is 26, coo miles.
1t has the highest mountain in
North America.
Il has the only forest covered glacier
IN the world.
1t has the best yellow cedar in the
world.
1t has the greatest seal fisheries.
1t has the greatest salmon fsherles.
1t has cod banks that beat New
fOundland.
1t has he largest river in the world
A MAJ standing on the Yukon $50
miles from lis mouth cannot see the
other bank.
The Yukon is 20 miles wide 700
miles from its mouth. With its tribu-
tories it Is navigatable $500 miles. It
discharges o third more water than
the Mississippi. The water is fresh
Is miles from its mouth. 1t has more
gold in its basin than any o.her
river.
Yukon basin gold is estimated at
$1,000, e00, 900.
Silk should be worn next 70 the skin
Their wooden and hen fur.
Citric acid sho uld be taken to pre-
vent scurvy.
Snow glasses should not be for
gotten.
Nowhere are misquitos so numerous
There are two kinds Of poisonous
flies.
There are no snakes in Alaska.
Moose are plentiful. The flesh re.
sembles horse flesh.
1t Is probable that within va
or less MOI tbs Dawson will be within
four days Of Janeau.
In Central and Northern Alaska the
ground is frozen to a depth OF 300
feet.
Snowfall in the interior is yery
light, six inches or SO.
lhe heaviest rain and suows are on
the southeast coast.
No land contains finer r tim
Der.
Men born in southern ATTITUDES have
become insane in the long dark.
lake a chessboard and men. Tbey
prevent dementia.
A temperature Of rs degrees below
z@ro has been reached.
When it gets lower than SO there is
wind.
Buy a return ticket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22
he klondyke Mans.

n carson man who had made I'D his
mind to tackle the Klondyke conclu.
ded before he started to look owe,
some maps OF the route. After a care.
iui study OF the anne he has reached
the following conclusion:
mat the Examiner map Of the Yu.
koa river is taken from the man of
the Ian-tse-kiang river IN China
The Calls map is taken from a Sec
ton OF the Nile, and up to date he
has been unable to locate the Chron-
lcle map but is on the track Of it in a
russian geography.
lie thinks some of the maps are
made off hand in the ewspa Of
1lces by men in the art department Of
the san Francisco journals who
are Just recovering from jags and put
the snakes they see on paper with
various localities strung along the
kinks of the reptiles.
He has reached these conclusions
AFTER deliberate study and will wait
until spring before leaving Nevada.
Anyone who has ever picked m
with a bare hand a piece Of intensely
cold iron knows that the touch burns
almost as badly as If the metal were
red-hot. Indeed. the action OF great
neat and extreme cold are so similar
that a Hungarian chemist has turned |
the latter to account to repare food
ne SUBJECTS the meat to SO degrees OF
and then scales it 10 in air.
tight tin cans. The result is tn ,t the
meat, which is practically cooked bv
COLO" Will keep any time, and a be
eaten with very little further prepar-
atlon.-CiDcinatti Enc uirer.
western beef buyers will find the
supply limited in this State next win
ter if they don't get a move on soon
and tie them up, as the eastern BUYERS
are taking everything in sight and
paying top prices.
General Orlando Evans, an OH nio-
1eer OF Washoe county, died at Reno
Friday. He leaves a daughter. Mrs.
'rlor, two grand children, three :
'rothers, Alvaro, j. N. and A. A
Evans and a %sister, Mrs Arrowsmi tn =
o mourn his loss. !
MISS Carrie Cottrell. who while on a
Visit at Genoa, had a severe fall {
asst Wednesday, which necsssitated a
lslt from her mother from this civ I
now rapidly recovering. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22

A sensible contemporary eums it ur
thusiy: "A man who puts off advar.
Using until he is more prosperous is
like a dog trying to catch his rail
There is plenty of motion but nc pro-
grese."
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Kahn.
tuck alnt what it used to be, no. sab.
SHE'S lost her political honah. sab
q the honesty of her lickah. and tha
speed OF her horses, and even the old
time fragrance of her old blue crass.
sab. But, thank God, sab. she hain,t
%dropped.s so far as to put her girls on
the governors staff, sab, no, sab"
Five school teachers from Reno
have just returned from a six weeks
camping trip to Yosemite Valley,
there we're no men in the party and
they did all the work themsel
They say they had a fine time aud
met with nothing but kindness on the
road.
The boys at the saw mill in Glen.
brook, chartered the Meteor for an ex.
curslon around the lake last Sunday,
ana wanted it understood that no
women would be allowed on board.
Prof. J. T. Boggs of California.
VINO mas beer appointed Principal of J
the First Ward school in Virginia.
passed through to the Comstock yes
oaoie TO run goods up the Chilcoot
lass Is 'he latest scheme. The Ex-
'hi'nei says IT will cover five miles
Il one stretch" There ought - be
luite a sag" in the center with a
ao,e s're'cned that distance, but
a one OF those wierd Joaquin
aiiief raVioes would accommodate it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22
w. Russle Ward.

Sac Francisco, Aug 2l,-W. Russle
ward OF Santa Monica, who recently
eloped from Los Angeles with Mrs
John Bradbury, appeared before
Judge Cook for Arrangement upon the
charge OF aduitry. His attor after
the reading of the complaint, moved
the court to set aside the order of
Judge Lowe, holding the defendant
TO answer upon technicle gror3Gs.
ou' the matter went owe until Thurs
day next.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22
ALL SORTS.

Furnished rooms to rent. Near the
capitol, Enquire at this office.
George kItzmeyer and family and
Jack Fryer are back from Lake Val
lev.
Found-A small key with a brass
tag on, bearing No. 8 Call at this
office.
Jake Muller Jr., went on a campin
trip to Lake Valley yesterday morn
ing.
1t is reported that the boat Tahoe.
viii ne taken off the Lake for the
season the LIST OF September.
Mr.. Ed Harris OF Winnemucca. who
has been in Carson for the past 6
months, returned home Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Geo. d. Pyne Of Virginia. has
been chosen Grand Vice President, of
the Y. M. /.
HE wind during the past few DAYS
has destroyed a good many apples
and pears.
1. n. Stone, Commissioner of Deeds
Tor California, and Notary Public for
'Tmsby county. Office: Capitol Bald
g.
Because the Mayor Of Boston re-
fused the hand CT John L. Sullivan
the ex-pug is out as a candidate 10 be
Mayor himself.
Solly Smith knocked out Johnv
Griffin in the seventh round at
Woodwards Gardens. San Francisco
Friday night.
A good macy fake statements are
oe!ne made in the San Francisco
papers regarding the Trinity gold
fields.
On the first page Of this issue will
ne found the conclusion Of the speech
delivered by Congressman Eewlands
before the House on July IL, 1t cites
the meaning of true protection
The oand gave another delightful
open air concert last evening. The
boys have 70 formed the best h q and
IN the State and their selections are
the best written.
The peoples Saving Bank Of Mount
fieasant. Michigan, closed its doors
friday and is now in the hands of the
Of Banking.
The body Of a man who lie supposed
to have been murdered vas found
near the summit OF Pixies Peak and
mas been Identified as that of q n
Key O. Wisner, Neb.
Governor Sadler has cold his inter.
in q mine adjoining the Diamond
mine in Eureka to the Diamond Min
ing Company for s13. 0QO.-Elko Inde-
pendent.
Inc Reveille says that John Schm- '
allng, OF Upper Reese River lost his .
entire hay crop 10y fire last wesk II ,
8 not known how the fire started, but q
is supposed that some matches were :,
iropped pear one OF the hav stacks ),
set on fire by a wagon wheel pas =
ing over them.
Warren Sheridan, the mining ex- -,
'ert, well known on the Comstock. ~
viii go to the Klondyke in the inter :,
ct OF San Francisco parties. He will !,
axe along "Brady's lounge" 1
WANTED:-Upright and faithful gentle
len or ladies to travel for responsible
Established houses in Nevada. Monthly u
% ana expenses. Position steady. Re- .
7rence. Enclose sel~f-addressed slammed a
nvelope. The Dominion Companv 81
''p" Il chicago. John I'll
L nave inst received one of the finest Sa
of samples of fall and winter dl
lothlng that has ever been seen m tbiS tn
ana If o contemplate buvlno a
nlt either for dress or busirt>. viii
ay you to look over my ~san,ri> Vbav NE
'll-e from Sl4 upward. A perfect fit ca
naranteed. Jor pr tn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22

Eastern advertising Agent 23O-234 Tenn
pie Cour Building, New York City, f.
Kraft, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22

Furnished rooms to rent. Near the
capitol. Enquire at this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-22

But VOucan ~alwavssave money
bN buying your groceries. hard
ware, ETC.. Of US. First the cash
outlay Is not great: second. the
quality Ofthe goods is first-class
GU will do we'll to keep this in
mind.
AISH q L
The Nevada Bovs.o
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-22
SONOMA PEOPLE
UP IN ARMS
Aroused Against Making
the Town a Sunday
Resort.
Attempt of the Railroad to
Lease tho Vallejo Place
for PicnicS.
President Foster Says No Lease Has
Been Made Would Make 1t a
High.C ass Resort.

The good people and all kinds of people
over in the valley at SonOma are agitated
over the possibility OF the establishment
OF picnic ground at that place.
For some time the principal officials OF
the San Francisco and North Pacific Coast
Railway Company have been revolving in
their minds the question OF presenting to
the everyday and Sunday picnic public a
new resort. Railroad experience shows
that something new in the way of Sunday
resorts is the bait that catches the crowd,
and the San Francisco and North Pacific
Coast people desired TO satisfy SUCH de-
mand d uring the coming picnic and Sun
day outing season.
President A. w. Foster, General Mana
ger H. c. Whiting and General Passenger
Agent r. X. Ryan had site at Sonom a
in mind, and the other day they got into
a private car and ran up to the wine CEN
ter to look at it.
The site is the beautiful old Vallejo
place, near Sonoma.
A visit from so many railroad ofhclals at
one time naturally attracted considerable
attention and aroused much curiosity in
the town. But when the railroad trio
drove out to the Vallejo place, looked 1t
over and had q protracted conference with
Mrs. Emparon, the daughter of the late
general and pioneer. speculation on the
object of the visit changed. In a few
days it became known that the railroad
company had talked to Mrs. Emparon on
the subject of renting the place for pub
lie resort. Then all kinds Of people OBJ
jected.
President A w. Foster was seen ysster-
day afternoon concerning tho matter. He
said in substance
1--WE have been considering the leasing
of the Vallejo place and making a picnic
resort of it. We called on Mrs. Emparon.
but could get no satisfaction from her,
She wanted us to name figure. and we
asked her to name terms. She did not do
so and has not done So and we shall not
ask her again. There is absolutely nothing
in the whole matter to speak about.
"As TO Glen Ellen, we have never had
an idea of abandoning it, he said. 1--WE
have long lease of the grounds. We in
tended to present both Glen Ellen and
Sonoma to the public, but we expected to
make the .Sonoma grounds attractive to
the best class of people,