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INVESTIGATION At MATANZAS.


New York, Sept. gl.-A dispatch 60
che Herald from Havana says;
Captain Page. OF Gen, BWler's stan.
and lieut.. Reed, Of Gen. wade'a stan.
hay started Tor Matanzas 70 investigate
the condition Of that province. apropoa
OF the reported violation Of the peace
protocol. They viii probably make no
long stay. although that depends upon
what they find there, There arc reports
that the lnsurgent commander OF Ha-
vana has sent 1000 troops from this
province 10 reinforce those under tho
command Of The Ma,anzas province. II
Is impossible 20 confirm the report.
Tho Splnlih contention thar Il Is Inn
pofslble 10 admit ihr cargo OF the
C1mnl free OF duties Is rellnqulshed. on
the ground that a precedent has been
found IN previous similar remission by
the government shu the Splniards are
opposed go the admission or the cargo
10 Havana. suggesting. however. Bahia
Honda and various other nelghborlng
points for deharkatiun,
The American commission VIII proba-
bly, prepare a Response 10 lms commun-
loatloh IN advance OF an answer 10 the
Spanish evacuation proposition. The
need OF Supplies 10 considered most
urgent,
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FINISH BY SEPT. %.
DIVISION OF HAWAIIAN SENTIMENT


san Francisco. Sept. 2i.-'rhe steam
ar Panama arrived today from Ausira-
ian points via Honolulu. bringing ad-
Vices from the latter place scptcmDcs
Is. saying that the congressional COM
missIoncss are finishing iheir work ana
expect 10 leavu for Washington on sept
93rd.
The commissioners are now being de-
iugod wAh petitions and memorials
from the native Hawailans. The aenil-
mont u the natives appears TO be d.
udtd. one faction desires the rctora-
ton Of tho queen. while ihe other &C
cepts the now order OF affairs and asks
ior ccsam rights under the new form
VI government.
Tue natives who favor ne : .siortuon
hold mass meeting on September
ie,h and adopted memorial which was
presented 90 the commissioners. The
memorial alleges that The anncNaf ION
treaty has failed, aud ne j0lr. resolu-
ton IL Ineffective because u Was not
passed by The people 90 the HAWAIIAN
lr.lGds or the Representatives OF the
lcFalmluro. Tue memorial concludes oy
"a MIX IN IL NNNN NHNMHNNNM MHNNA 81
meug Of January 10, 1923, b. rcsrrod
ue,.er tAe Profession ui the United
States OF America. Among The spcakgrs
ai the mass meeting was Robert W.
wilcox, she rcvolut unlst. who few
weeks ago look She oltih %
allegiance IN order 10 qualify himself
Tor d full pardon Cor pa, mlsiocds.
Pointing 90 the Uuiod States Mas over
the government building he SAID
IT o. useless 60 Ey sht' she nag over
there viii not como down uEaln. u
was up before ard 70 came down. II
will BE- shown that the anueXail0n vote
was carried through by Il handful %
foreigners. n America tvsa u.s. why
were not lIawilians PLACID on she com.
mlssion7 We urf mo- rcprt afnerd
thoro. The mex, thing We shall not 5s
able 20 vote"
The other faction of Hawailans has
also presented q m 1morial TO the com
mission. This memorial asks Tor a ter
riiurlal form Qf government, with full
rights FOR the natives, ana permission
g. make appropriations R1r eN-Quron
Lillulkalanl, Princess Kalullni and
queen Dowagtr Kaplohnl.
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SPANISH EVACUATION OF CUBA
Commissioners Doing All IN Their Power 10
Hasten II.
nusincss Il Entirci, Harmonious -Uensrai
Parade says the Recent War Was
Intireiy - Mistake.

New York. sept. ala dispatch 70
The Herald from Havana says.
Cen Julian Gonzales PARADE. second
10 command Of the Spanish army IN
cuba ana president Of the spanish com.
mas.an, has submitted 90 an Interview
"a ihe policy OF che commission.
As prcsiden, q the spanish commits.
Aln.' ald he, 1T u impossible 60 give
you any details. but have no ollec-
ton 20 speaking Ia a general way o. the
pfogt,sa We are making. 1 think a
wrong impression cxlr,s both ln spain
and mo L. =. az 90 the dulles and
scope " the oommlualon'a work. u Is
usually referred % a. a peace commits.
sion This IL q missioner. u should be
called the evacuation committee.
All That concerns % d go complete
nfranr ments Tor ne evacuation OF the
Island By dhe Spaniards. That ~ all We
an allowed 10 do. Under he protocol
thtrr o. but one peace CominiFilnn tho
one that meets IN Paris. Our relations
thus FAR with the American commits
f!onrrs havu been mos, friendly and
pleasant. Their idea OF transicglng
business ~ eoretpnndonoe was entire.
Joint sessions % me connLilanisn IRE
necessary only when their IL dispute
un some point 81 the correspondence
II everything CONTINUES az harmonious
az u u now there Will BE- no Joint acr-
klUu Tor some time.
1--WE arr doing al In our poNrr 20 "a.
climate the speedy evacuation Of Cubl
No date has been scttlsd on a. yet ~
u IL impossible % ay whether the
evacuation viii be- completed In one
month or four.
'1he American commissioners wished
~ 30 Try 90 settle me Comnl case and
her cargo 0f provisions. but after con-
HIdsutiou We decided the case was en-
tlrcly outside our jurriIC,luu. Our In
rtruWionH frIm MmrIl permitted "a 10
arrange sho terms NJ evacuation ana
uu.hlur more. We "a 40 We could In
she comal case. however, We laid the
facts before Gen. HANOI"
Gen. PARADE WIS lTksi II he had any
personal feelings OF hostility or nnl-
nnasy against ne United States for
making war with spain
No. Indeed" ~ answered with a
smile, ON the uniiHd States, ~ In all
Countries. there arp political parties
many % ihfm. Thf party 10 power IL
hften mistaken. Why should they not
boz They are human, you now, Senior
>pariy spirit IN he United States
brought on thH nd war u was a mis-
take-nothlnE more Thlf IN an can
say now. ! Intend returning 20 spain
via New York. when ! arrive there
snail be no tmger second IN Command
u the forces In cub but Just plain
General Parrado, soldier OF Spain.
shall have more 70 say then"
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chesr. for Adlnlrnl csr,sra.

santandcr. Spain. Sept 2i.-The An
Choir line steamer Cky ~ Rome. char
tered by Admiral cervera 90 transport
az ghe battle of Santiago. who were re-
Gently released by the unged States
authorities. arrived here today from
Portsmouth. y. H., whence she sailed
on Sept. y. Captain EuAte. the for
mer commander " she spanish cruiser
Nizcaya, and the other spanish naval
officers, landed ana were mistaken Tor
party of which Admiral coryera was
a member. The latter, however. was
SIN on board the Ciiy % Rome but a
crowd OF people followed the officers
and choered Tor Admiral CerverA.
Captain Eulaie refused 90 make any
statement FOR publication. declaring no
reserved what he had 20 say for tho
court martial.
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won a victory IN the congressional dis
'trict conventions which preceded the
state convention. the election % NOM
bufa Uf the new state central COM
mittce resulting In the selection Of
thirteen plngrcc 10 eleven antl-plnrrcc
men. The latter. however, claim that
the true standing q the committee is
about the fcvcue Of these figures.
Grant Fellows VI Iiudsot, president
OF the state League OF Republican
clubs, was called % preside as tenn
pornry chairman. lie said.
The Republican party In 1896 de-
clnrcd that u favored the single gold
standard and the people approved this.
urln THIS question there must be no
backward steps. Tho Republican
[ party believes m dollar worth ono
I hundred cents, measured In gold and
I " " not afraid 60 proclaim this fact. %
Concerning the secretary Of war Mr..
/ Fellows said.
I'VE Ut Michigan have confidence I'm
/ the honesty, ability ana integrity u
/ Russell \. Alrcr We are glad that h.
courts investigation and we know that
he will come out spotlesH."
recess was taken until 3 O'Clock,
after the district delegations had sen,
up their selections Tor members Of
committees and vice presidents
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PICQUART MAKES SENSATION.


Paris. Sept 2i.-Tho trial Of Col. Pic
quart ana Al. LoblolH. a lawyer. on
the charge u revealing documents COM
corning tho national defense. WAS to
have begun today before the cOrrco-
tional tribunal The public prosecutor.
however, asked for an adiournomcnt
ON the ground that the prosecution OF
Col. Picquart on the charge Of forgery
aud iasuing forged document had been
ordered By the minister a. war.
~. i.ab1ric. who was counsel for ~
zola during the lattcrs famous trial.
Indignantly opposed the adjournment
which ho said was an attempt 10 hand
over Col IiCqunrt into the clutches Of
the military authorities.
Col ficuuart then rosc aud made n
statement which caused sensation.
lie said.
'Tii.H II. perhaps the last time I shall
speak IN public. for I shall sleep per-
haps, In the triton Of Cherche Midi
Therefore ! wish - dcclar, that u 1
md there the utrangling cord Of lie
Mcrcler Picard. or the razor OF Col.
Henry, u will be- murder, for 1 have no
Idea Of committing suicide"
The audience was Intensely moved
and shouted "NiNc PicquarL"
The Judges, however. after shor,
elaboration. decided 20 indefinitely ad.
Iourn their ease and Col. Picquart was
led away between policemen.
lie Mcrcier Picard. referred 20 by
Col. Plcquart, was a detective under
stood 20 have been employed IN the
DfeyfuH arair, who was found hanged
In his lodgings about a year aro under
circumstances which tart some doubt
upon the theory that he had committed
suicide.
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CRASHED UPON WOREMEN
Big travelling Cane Comes Down With se,f-
ul Effect.
rive Men ar. Caught Under Il. and suo
May pie-ouy Rope Gave
Way.

Pitisburg. Sep, gl.-Fiye men we're in
jurcd at the new government dam az
Neville Island, near caraopolls Pa. By
the breaking Of laiss travelling
crane.
TNo OF the men are In a critical
condition. Their names are;
NJ. Ryan. Montour Junction.
Noah stanley. Evansville. Ind.
John Young. Evansville. Ind.
Martin necks. wellsburg. w. ".
william white, rtisburE.
Young and Stanley are injured lntor-
nally and are not expected 20 recover.
The accident was caused by the break
ing OF a steel guy line OF the crane.
which preeiphated large derrick. SIX.
~ feet above the crane. 10 the ground.
In the descent the derrick bore away
tho supports OF the crane. which
crashed down upon the worlsmen.. A
huge block OF stone which was being
raised when the guy line broRe. Eel! a
distance Of 40 feet among : group OF
worlmcn but the men ran and all but
i've escaped injury,
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MARRIED A QOyf OF WOMEN.
Charles Heesing Says a Trolley CIR Would
No, Hold Them All.


New York. Sept 2i.-"A trolley car
would not hold an the women 1 have
married" confessed Charles Ilecking.
when arrested In Newark ON charge
Of rwlndllng woman under promise
81 marriage.
n his own confessions are true he
beats Bates. the Chicugoan. He Is g
years OF age. has half a dozen aliases
and has served several terms In prison
In this city and New Jersey Tor swim
dling cInnding yemen after pr1mlsing
&c ~ actually marrying them. lie Is
wanted IN tins city on "a charge Of hay-
irs defrsudcd Mru. Marguerite Does,
COS east iiOth street. cut VI l5O0.
iic 'king IN stout German. rather
c,iyd looking ana 10 o. well preserved
ns a mun " q ycufn widows have
brcn his special pfey. They aru easy
mails. he said. lie advcrtiHcr for a
wife. aA iule In newspaper per
nonnl," and after arranging and hay-
Ing an Interview with one who answers
his "IcIrnual.' leads Thorn " the belief
that he IN himself rich. In various
ways, partlCdufN u, promises OF mar.
rlarc ard hy ntniihg preparations for
such an rsent. he Induces the woman
70 part with marcy.
70 the detectives he laughingly cx-
planned that his game works success
fully "becaure the women want 20 get
married, and ! want the women"
Asked how many vcincn he had mar
ricd. h. thought for minute and
answered
- trolley car would not hold all the
women | have married"
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ROAD TO LOS ANGELES
EXTENSION FROM MllfosO 10 THE WEST


Los Angeles, Cal. Sep. ala letter
from New York conveys the in,elll-
gcncc that Kessler q Co. The Sew
YORK bankers who are now attempts
Ing TO SECURE control Of the water COM
pany plant here. have also undertaken
TO finance the extension OF the SAT-
Lake railroad from Milford to Los An
gclcs. In an Interview had In New
York a representative OF the firm
confirmed the statement
The local representative Of the arm.
Mr. Woliman. refused today TO be In
tcrvicwcd but stated that he had Sc
cured great deal Of Information re-
Eardlng this section FOR his Arm.
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New York, Sept 2i.-A dispatch 20
the Herald from Buenos Ayres says.
Some public excitement was caused
hero Tuesday by a demonstration OF
students, intended 10 show the govern
mcnt that the people are opposed 20 any
yielding 10 Chilean prctcnsions The
police dispered he students, however.
without any casualties.
Tho citizens of the country are earn
esily supporting the government IN ita
opposition 20 chile. Many bodies Of vol
unteers arr being organized and their
members show anxiety for military In.
gtruuiion which viii prepare them 20
should begin.
Negotiations on the boundary ques-
tlon continue In the meantime without
marked inridpnts
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SPANIARDS ARE GOING HOME.
Leaving Porto Rico, No, as Prisoners, bu, as
an tyaeuailng Army.
Americans Alarmed Let ships from Cuba
Wan Carp yellow re,.r to Porto
Riean Forts.

San Juan, Porto Rico. Sept. 20.-tDe-
iayed In transmluaion)-Th repatria-
ton ~ tho Spanish soldiers began to-
day. -Four hundred. OF whom 800 were
slef and 200 belonged 10 the engineer
corps, sailed for spain ON board the
French steamer Chateau Lahttc. one
thousand infantry belonging TO the
Austrian battalion. will sail tomorrow
ou b,arl the steamer San Francisco.
The water front was crowded with
thousands ~ i'@uplc when tile Spanish
cngine"rs mirchyd down 60 the music
Of the Spanish quiekatep 70 the wharf,
whore they were received by Capt.
Gen. Macian and Gen. ortcra. The
G. tain Hcn,iai did not maze .,vrcn
but he shook hands with tho officers
ana men There was no demonstration
rs The pocIlr.
Some Spanith neld pieces are already
ON board the San Francisco, but q
question has afifrn IN tAr commission
Conserving ,hv disposition VI some "
tho Guns nnd II Was not settled when
this ilrlHioh was fitl. The captain
gengrd today give Notice e. tho Span
Ahh hNnlh W ittlfc Ifnn Abonitot bar
anquilnr and barroa, ON Sunday. and
from humacaO. Guamani and Cayey
On Monday.
Our troops viii move W and occupy
theap towns as soon a. they are oyae-
ua'ed. nai the SPANISH uoops In post
u9n VIII enter the city In order 90 be
really g. embark un the arrival u the
transports here.
The residents Of Porto Rico and
some OF the Americans here are
alarmed because OF the Spanish shipa
returning from Cuba stop at this port
They believe this II dangerous AZ Il
may Introduce yellow fever, as some Of
the sick men on the city Of cadlz were
TOO III 10 proceed and were brought
ashore. Our commissioners VIII protest
u there IL a repetition VI this,
The volunteers have all bv,y dis
banded and the Spanish soldlc. are
engaged In dismaniling the armament
OF the barracks andNbOXing the guns
and ammunition
They are reJoiclng over the prospect
OF AN early return 10 their homes.
Rear Admiral Sohley has refused 20
purchase the GOAL stored here, and IL
may be purchased for the use OF the
United States army.
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MUTINY IN French GUIANA
cOwle,s at Cayenne Break Out, and Mu'
der Their Guards.


London. Sept, ei.-A special dispatch
from Paris says the deputy represent
ing French Guiana IN the chamber
has received a dispatch announcing
mat a mutiny has taken place among
the eonvlcis az cayenns, the capital OF
French Guiana.
The mutlneers. u appeara overpow-
cred ana murdered their guards. then
s,ormed she military atorehouae and
seized the arms ami ammunition there.
They are now. according to the dis
patch. besleglug the principal prison
and II Is feared they may succeed In
freeing The four thousand convle's con-
aned In the building, Relnforcemengs
have been autographed for 20 the Island
Of Martinique.
DREYFus MAY ne KILLED,
Devils Island whore Aleer; preyfus,
the former captain In The French artll-
iery. Is confined under sentence for
hayinE odd secrets of the war office, IL
nut "A short distance from Cayenne.
n A. posslble thlt the revolt OF con-
Wcis may De the death knell OF she
prisoner whose condemnation has 80
silrrsl up the French nation, Tor his
guards are under strlct orders 70 XIII
him II any attempt Is made 60 deliver
MIN OF II there Is any Possibility OF his
escaping,
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"eintorcements Leaving san Tfan,i.co
WIN he Under IIis Command.

Washington. Sept 2i.-Gcn. Miller.
now In Command at san Frandsco. will
command the endorsements ordered
70 Manila. batteries a and u nj the
Nalli1fnia artillery viii SO with the
expedition. Gen. Miller has nindn ap-
phcation TO have the troops which ac-
company him armed with the Krag.
Jorgcnscn rifle.
Ihe department will stand upon the
order recently Issued respecting arms,
anu the commanding general Of Manila
VIII decide what regiments. u any.
shall be armed with the Krag-J1rgen.
sens.
Gen. Merriam, who reached san
francinco yesterday from Honolulu.
has ielegraphod the war department
OF his arrival ana Gays he will send his
REPORT BY mail This report ~ On the
subject Of camping grounds and mill
tary matters Ia general at Honolulu.
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cuArLAis MeiSrYnr Ill.
lie nas nssu ,striehsn Down with Nervous
Presentation.

Denver Colo, ST. 2i,-ChaplaLn J.,
i. Mcintyre % the hattloshlp oregon
has been stricken with nervous pros
tratlun. and che physician who u at
tending him says that ne may be- con-
lncd % his bed fnr some cline. n IL
next week. Tor she irial % Chaplain
Mcintyre on the charge 81 having I'M
fairly criticized the actions OF Admiral
SAMPSON and Captain Evans In the
Santiago naval battle will be- obliged 90
postpone proceedings Tor several weeks
on account u the chlplaln's Illness
MI MclHiyre says he has not been
Officially notified 0f The nature Of the
Charges against him or % the date Of
his trial, ana this has seemed 90 worry
him considerably. lie IA staying al
the house OF Attorney Thomas J. Dunn,
a friend. In shla city.
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Reno. New. Sept 2i-A cutting
ARRAY took place at the Louvre saloon
this morning IN which two men were
injured and one lodged IN the county
jail. The men had been drinking and
the row started by one McMurtrie
drawing down change for the drinks
that belonged 10 another man. This
was objected 20 ana McMurtrie began
lack Seymour In the wrist. seyering
the artery, Seymour was taken % tho
county hofpital and IL doing well.
charley Biddleman was also cut In the
wrist, but not seriously,
McMurtrle was lodged In Jail and
seemed greatly relieved after getting
sober 10 md that he had not killed
any body
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Hog Appropriatlpr a Railroad.

Ancram Lead Llnrs, New York. Sept.
2i.-A trcatlc 20 feet hlrh. spanning
part ~ a swamp ,rayerned by the Phil
adclphia. Heading and New England
tullroad, a mile west y Pine Plains.
which II In Duchess county, has sunk
completely out OF sight Ia the hog, In
another part OF the swamp a telegraph
pole alongside the track has dlsap-
pcarcd.
sixty men are at work with oons,rue-
ton and gravel trains plllng lsQ cars
% gravel and stone day upon The
rDadbed. which ainkH faster than nlled
In. on sunday nlght thy roadbcd was
n Inches lower than on saturday night
and on Monday night ) Inches lower
than sunday night
A piece OF pipe us,d for sounding has
hen driven 100 feet Into this bog and no
bottom was found. The roldhed looks
% II twisted by an earthauakeRc sldcnis
Tor miles around ilock 10 the scone %
ihlr phenomenal and speculate upon the
possibility Of their houses also sinking
Into the swampy land.
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Tacoma, Wash, Sept. H.-The Re-
publican Etate convention assembled
today. u. u. Blake Of Port Townsend
Vas made temporary chairman. The
onity Incident u me session occurred In
me seleot.on 0f the assistant secretary.
Aftrr ". W. Robertson was unllmous-
~ chosen, d member OF the Lewis eoun-
was formerly Democrat and had not
NJ. fully identified himself with the Re
publican party. Robertson requested his
nm withdrawn and the request was
granted. John Elwell OF Park county
being substituted.
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MORE riouriNo is ,nmlSrNr.
pani.rds Have Sot Surrendered An the
sraports on Luson island.

Manila. Sep, 2i.-The rcpor, that tho
last spanish garrison In the Island of
Luzon had surrendered Is premature.
The spaniards slill hold seven seaporIs
In Albay province, the principal hemp
district. The Disturbances have al
rsady resulted In a diminution Of the
output Of Albay hump by 100000 bales
compared with last years figures.
Further nghilng seems Imminent,
and unless peace IL concluded the short
agc will be doubled.
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in,ites En-seoretary Morton to Build ~ -
Department There.

New York. Sept. 2i.-senor Rocco,
who was recently elected president OF
Argentina. has asked J, sterling Nor
ton, secretary OF the department. OF
agriculture under Cleveland, 90 come
90 Argentina and build up jus, such a
department. there. The salary offered
Mr.. Morton II a prinoely one. and he II
asked 10 stay In Argentina a year at
least.
Mr., Morton, who Is staying AZ the
Waldorf-Aslorla when asked II he
would accept, said;
II cannot ten. have the matter I'M
der consideration and ! must reply n4xt
month. bus have not yet sided.
The offer Is tempting 20 me, almE,
They have started out 70 reform and
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Rig steamship Disabled.

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 2l.-The North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse which arrived here yester-
day from New York, has gone into dry
dock for repairs 10 her atarboard pro-
peller. one blade Of which was lost ON
September ist on her outward passage.
The eompany's steamer saale has taken
the Kaiser Wilhelm's passengers bound
for Hramen to that poT1'
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Detroit Mich, Sept. 2i.-The temper.
.ary organization Of the Republican
convention was put In order today UNI
der the auspices OF the old state CEN
trai committee. The committee has
been considered 10 be antl-Plngree but
any antlpathy 10 Gov, Plngree did not
nppear upon the surface, although IN
disposition 10 mention the governor OF
state taxation issues was somewhat
manifest.
Gov. Pingrees friends claim that he
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Cleveland. o.. sept ?i.--Another In
enociuai attempt was made .lday by
the officials Of tNe American Wire com-
pauy 10 take u1n-unlnn men Into ;he
mill Fifteen non. anilnisis, mostly
Poles. accompanied by two Of the COM
plny's officers. started % march from a
street car 10 the plant. They wero met
by one hundred and nifty strikers. who
were doing pickis duty around the mill.
and driven away. The police ailfge
that no violence hid been 1tiemptfd
and refused to ares; any Of the strlk-
era