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MINERS STILL OUT.
Several Thousand In Lackawanna
Valley Refuse to Work.

taIey heIuse 10 Work.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct 30.-Ovep 5000
mine employees in the Lackawanna val
ley refused to return to work because the
companies for which they had mined coal
failed to comply with the terms of the
Scranton miners convention. The COM
panies affected are the Ontario and West
ern Railroad company's ten mines, EN-
ploying 1000 men; the Forest Mining
company at Archibald, employing 800
men, who have been on strike since last
January; the Green Ridge Coal company,
employing 400 men, and the Clark Tun-
mel Coal company, employing 100 men.
At all the other mines there was a
complete resumption, even at those Of
Jermyn & Co., in Old Forge, where it
was believed the men would not go back
until they were assured that the griev-
ances because of which they struck last
March would be adjusted.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Tried to Break Up Depew,s Meeting

COBLESKILL, n. Y, Oct. 30.-Five
hundred men undertook to breakup Sem
ator Depew's meeting here yesterday
afternoon and partially succeeded. The
town committee undertook to restore or
der and failed. Mr.. Bryan had spoken
here in the morning at the fair grounds.
The town was full of people from the
surrounding country. When Senator De-
pew arrived, ne was conducted to a plat
form in the main street and faced 5000
people.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Living with Bullet In Head.

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, Oct. 30.-The
physicians are unable to extract the bull
let from the head e. Bertha Grennis of
Chester, who was accidentally shot by
her father Friday night, but it is be-
lieved the child will recover. The pa
';abt has not - COZ scjotsac
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
AIvord Arrested.

BOSTON, Oct. 30.-Cornelius L. Al
word, Jr., the absconding note teller of
the First National bank in New York
city who is charged with stealing $780,
900 from the bank, was arrested here yes
terday afternoon by Chief Inspector Will
liam B. Watts of this city and Detective
Armstrong of New York In an ordinary
lodging house at the corner of West
Newton street and Huntington avenue.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Death of Prince Victor.

LONDON, Oct. 30.-A dispatch receiv-
ed here from Pretoria announces the
death from enteric fever of Prince Chris
tian Victor of Sleswick-Holstein, eldest
son of the Princess Helena of England
and grandson of Queen Victoria. He
was born in 1867 and was a major in the
Kings Royal rifles.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
A Rich Find of GoId.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 29.--Advices
from Dawson City state that big strike
has been made on Goring creek, 16 miles
above the mouth of Hunker creek. Tho
VIC been steEc6.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Their Business.

Gas Man-Hellol Tom, what are you
doing these days2
Por acker-I'm in the meat bust
ness. hat are you doing2
81 you one degree better. I'm
in the meter business. "-Detroit Free
Press.
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TT IS said that a woman can 1--we on
/ nothing bot bread and tea. We
doubt It unless she is an intelligent wo-
tnan,-o one who knows how to select
tea. Then 1t would be physically I'M
possible. For some teas have great IN
MIGRATING power. Take, for example,
the "original package" teas Of Chase &
Sanborn. These are almost a partial
substitute for food, being Of exceptional
strength. They are grown to private
order and delivered Theoretically sealed IN
alright lead forms. If you want to
know the taste Of native tea, try one
pound Of Orloff.
RLoFF(F omoaO olongl
= 6R RaSesf Pnx oa 6nd R5esN cslonl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22

Republican city caucuses were held
in the various wards last Friday 10
select delegates to the city conven-
tion and TO nominate ward candidates
The proceedings were:
First ward-O. P. Byers chairman
c. A. Snider secretary. John Hoon
reuominated for councilman; d. f.
Snider for schoolboard. No instruc-
tions.
Second ward-Jos. White chairman,
J. A. Young secretary. j. A. Wilkie
renominated for councilman; j. +.
Brewer renominated for schoolboard.
M. P. Jolley and j. E. Keel selected
for central committee members. In
structions for j. B. Favor for marshal,
C. C. Wyandt for clerk, Emory How
land for street commissioner.
Third ward-D. l.. Pisle chairman,
R. B. Jacobs secretary. 1. M. Jones
renominated for councilman; +. j.
Murphy renominated for schoolboard'
Instructions for Favor for marshal
for J. P. Powell for street commits
sioner.
Fourth ward-H. W. Wilson chair
man, H. J. Hodge secretary. h. c.
Lower nominsted for councilman, W.
H. Hoon for schoolboard, lnstruc'
tions for Favor, Wyandt, j. B. War
field for assessor. Instructions fol
Powell defeated.
CONVENTION DELEGATES.
The following delegations wer'
named to attend the city convention
to nominate city clerk, city assessor
city attorney, city marshal, stree
commissioner:
FIRST WARD.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
FOURTEEN CARS DITCHED.
Missouri Pacific Freight Wrecked
Near Hope.

HorE, March l9,-Whie running
at high rate Of speed five miles east
Of here saturday evening about 8
O'Clock Missouri Pacific freight train
had serious wreck. A broken wheel
or spreading rails sent fourteen cars
loaded with wheat and merchandise
into the ditch. The track was torn
up for 800 yards. The front wheels
Of the engine, the caboose and three
rear cars were all left on the track.
One brakeman had an arm broken
and hand smashed. The exact reason
OF the wreck Is not known.
The brakeman was on top Of the
cars and was thrown under the wreck.
A beam that smashed his arm pro-
tected him from the cars as they fell
over him and saved his life. He Law
for three hours under the wreck be-
fore he could be rescued. The wreck
was cleared up by this morning.
The Missouri Pacific train on Sum
day ran over the Rock Island tracks
from Herington to Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
HOPES TWO TICKETS.
Republicans and Citizens Will Con
test for officers.

HopE, March l9.-At a Citizens
caucus Saturday the following candi-
dates for city offices were nominated:
Mayor, A. NJ Farnhsm councilmen,
Levi Stagg, Nm. Koch, w. Swayze,
&. W, Rock, }, 7. Tonkin; marshal,
N. l.. Morrison; police Judge, Geo.
Clover clerk, &. b. Barrett.
The Republicans also met and
nominated this ticket h. l.. Martin
mayor, Dr. Donmeyer' DR.. Entz, j.
$. Meek, n. Knuth,' D, Il. Sirris,
councilmen; H. Rock, marshal.
There is no contest on street com
missioner police Judge or clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
CHRIST THE PERFECT MODEL
DR.. Haithcox breaches on the mimi
table Divine One.

At Trinity Lutheran church Sun
day morning Rev. DR.. Haithcox
preached on the Inimitabe Christ,
discussing the lessons and labors of
Jesus and applying them to modern
efforts in doing things "as Jesus
would do" His text was: "Never
man spake like this man. 1t was
the testimony OF those sent to arrest
Jesus. They halted, convinced that
he was an extraordinary parsonage.
"We say much Of Him as an example
and are exhorted to follow Christ, to
be inbred with with His spirit, TO do
and be like him, but can we II he is
so much greater than weP II He
speaks and does as never man did or
can what is the usep" After showing
that the Bible authorities tell us to
take him for an example, the speaker
continued: ave can have His spirit
though much less than He. God
giveth us his spirit of love and we
may show that spirit TO the world.
In some things we may even be like
God. We are his childrsn, bear bis
image and Christ was God manifest
in the flesh that he might come near
enough to be our example" The
speaker held that in those thing that
make good moral character we can
be like Jesus; in those things Of more
than human power we cannot.
ave cannot initiate Christ in Hs
egoism and self representation and
sell presentation. ms follows from
the very nature Of the Truth that He
was. The Truth can always be ego.
istic. He was the Truth. Conse.
quently He made himself the subject
and center Of His own teaching. All
that He said was full Of himself.
Often lie began His address in this
form: i say unto you. Verify, YER
lily, say unto you And then in His
discourses He directed so much at.
tention to himself. Here are a few ol
His words calling the people to him
self; i and my Father are one, 4
came down from heaven j am tbt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22

bread Of life, i am the good shcp-
herd, The words that speak unto
you, they are spirit and they are life,
j am the way. the truth and the life,
Il am the resurrection and the life, ;
Come unto Me, Learn of Me, 'Fol
low Me.
ave dare not lft ourselves toward
that height. TO attempt it wodld
prove our insanity. The world would
laugh at our folly and pity our mad
ness.
"But Christ did it, and gained, and
is yet holding, the ear Of the world.
Men listen to him, learn and are
drawn to him. They feel that all He
said is so true. His egosm was so
full Of simplicity, earnestness, love.
They come to HIM and learn to love
God and man. They come to Him
and are comforted They come to
Him and become happier and more
useful. He reveals and gives himself.
That is the best He could do. There
was nothing greater to say or to re-
veal or give. He was the truth right
down from God and the only way to
life and blessed immortality
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
BRYAN WON'T BE THERE.
Rumor That Nebraska Man Will No
Go to the Convention.

1t is understood by the hotel men
in Kansas City that W. ]. Bryan will
not be there during the national con.
vention. The hotels have been anx.
ious to entertain the Nebraska dele.
cation, because 1t was thought that
Mr.. Bryan would be with the other
Nebraskans. The manager Of one Of
the hotels says that while the sub
cmmittee Of the Democratic national
committee was in Kansas City he had
received information that Mr.. Bryan
would not be there. He declined to
give the source of his information.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22

The Republican city convention
Saturday evening was called to order
by H. W. Wilson, chairman Of the
central committee.
J. l.. Worley was chosen chairman,
G. r. Allen secretary.
The call and list Of delegates were
read by the secretary. The roll call
followed. 1t was voted to have no
committee on credentials, order Of
business or resolutions. Nomina.
tions followed.
H. f. Ellison named G. G. Wyandt
for city clerk and he was nominated
by acclamation.
J. P. Quinn placed j. B. Favor be-
fore the convention for marshal and
he was named by reclamation.
A motion by H. f. Ellison to pass
city attorney was defeated after some
discussion. On motion Of H. j.
Hodge, H. L. Humphrey was nomi-
mated for city attorney.
John Sauer placed j. P. Powell be-
fore the convention for street COM
missioner and he was nominated by
acclamation. No other name was
presented.
On motion Of H. A. Keve, Lewis
Lips was renominated for assessor
and he was named by reclamation.
The central committee was named
as follows:
First ward-J. S. Sauer, A. G.
Menor.
Second ward-J. Z. Keel, M. P.
Jo'ley.
Third ward-J. B. Favor, F. }.
Murphy.
Fourth ward-G, r. Allen, H. W.
Wilson.
The committee organized by elect
ing j. B. Favor chairman, 6. X, Allen
secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
County High School Examination

Thirty.one applicants for admis'
sion to the county high school took
the examination in Abilene Saturday
Examinations we're also held In Chap
mh, Bonaccord, Talmage, Navarro,
Banner, sutphen's Mill, Chronister
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
Burton Nav Be Honored,

1t is being planned for j, r. Burton
to make the speech placing Mckinley
in nomination at Philadelphia. He
will do it well. He will speak in
Denver next Monday night and ex-
change a months speaking with SEN
ator Beveridge Of Indiana who will
crate in Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
Attached Territory Caucus.

A caucus Of attached territory
voters was held Saturday afternoon
at Grant township hall. N. c. Dyer
was nominated for school board for
long term;J. R. Van Voorst for short
term.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
Card Of Thanks.

To all the kind friends and neigh.
bors who assisted us in our late be.
reavement, the illness and death oI
wife and mother, we wish to extend
sincere thanks.
NJ. l.. BARBER AND FAMILY.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
Ended His Church Year.

Rev. W. A. Crawford preached the
closing sermons Of the church year
Sunday. He said he does not expect
to return to Abilene and will request
the bishop to send him elsewhere, be-
lieving it will be for the best. Con-
ference meets at Kansas City, Kansas,
! this week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
Death in Jefferson.

The lour-months-old child Of MI.
and Mrs. Henry Lehman Of Jefferson
township died Of indigestion Sunday.
Funeral services were held this after
noon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-22
Reeder Re-nominated.

Special to the Reflector.
HAYS CITY, March 20.-W. H.
Reeder was renominated by the Re-
publicans for congress this afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $4,000.

Publishing Ina. deposited 5000" in the Central Savings Bank Detroit Ml
The Cash orl In gothic the regular You m the ssaG
Il
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To rr.,-r,. Western FORESTS.

Santa Fe. June ~ 5. J. Holsingcr,
representing the department " the m.
terror has been assigned a. visit tho
Mescaloro Indian reservation, IN Lincoln
county. and look into the feasibility Of
placing the reservation under forest r..
serve. BY a recent act ~ congress the
reservation was opened for settlement.
lnaddition % the reservation through
examination Of the territory embraced
In and between the Sacramento. the
Captain aud the Sierra Blanca mountain
ranges Is To be- made with a view ~ re-
porting also upon the ndvi,hhiliiy of
declaring portion of Il under forest
reserve. The territory comprises over
100000 acres The plan Of preserving
the property has already been investi.
gated aud reported fayorably upon by
two Of the interior departments special
agents. but has been bitterly opposed by
lumber men and railway companies.
The Zuni reservation aud the adjoining
county IN Valencia county Is also % Do
investigated for that purpose.
IN Arizona the department has or.
dcred complete survey of the Grand
Canyon reservation. The idea Is 20 es-
tnblish permanent boundry lines
The work viii be- completed within %
DAYS
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To Oar, Cnal to chlna.

Newport News. June ga large
force NJ men have been put % work at
the Gosport navyyard ON the United
States collicrs. Hannibal. Saturn, Caeser
aud Alexander, under orders from Wash.
iugton 10 prepare the ships for sea as
early rs possible. The rush orders grow
out u the Chinese situation. In few
days the ships will be- ready TO drop
down ~ lambert s Point, aud will there
Load about 300 tons nf cual each Tho
fleet will carry 1900 tons Of fuel for
the ANatic squadron, aud It should be-
able % reach Manila IN about two
months II Is expected that the ships
will sail about the middle of next week.
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SJR SEEER=
YOJR GUESS.

When It subscription address
possible subscription will and send
your We will file the duplicate Press Publishing
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Arklmson ON WAR.
& .-ssis New Mode. la Case oi Conflict
81 Countries.


Neks York. June Discussing be.
fore q. session on Social Economic, Of
the American Association u Arts and
Sciences. The Influence % Social Con-
ditions with Special Reference 20 the In
stuments." Edward Atkinson told Of
the progress made from the days Of the
sling and the bow to the riiied guns and
high explosives Ia conclusion sait:
"All wars ara now wrong. They must
originate in % wrong attempted or done
by one state or nation Ia another. Whore
the parties in any contest both act con-
sistontly with human rights th,rc can
b. no violence Yet some wars must be
Justified IN defense Of human liberty.
Suoh wars develop grai characters, but
none are more rcady IN condemn the
hell OF war than the men ofmghost re-
pute who have led In the conduct Of
wars. which have been in defence Of
human liberty
at Is Ignorance on the part 81 the
great masses Of the people which betrays
them Ia the false leaders who promote
cardinal aggression But the progress
which has put the tradesmen and me-
chanics In control Of the art Of war Is
gradually prevailing great masses Of the
people Of this country and Of Europe,
developing what has been called tho
thinking hayonet When the great
body of priyates carry thinking bayo-
nets 10 will be useless for the militia ~
class "a array them in contest with each
other and order them 10 fight They
will rightly say we priyates will not
kill each other and we refuse ~ engage
In mutual slaughter, n unr interests aro
the same We desire to keep the peace
and exchange services. not bullets each
with the other We will obey ono
class Of your orders. We viii all yolun..
teer in the sharp,houting division whom
you have ordered 10 shoot the officers ON
the other side and not the priYntes. Or
II our officers prefer 1t We plll array the
priyates in line ON two sides Of a battle-
field. we will thar put our officers 10 the
font jssci them all 20 face 50 as only
10 hit each other while we look on at
| the contest.
"when the number has been sufii.
GENTLY diminished TO be- incapable Of
further mischief, the priyates viii salute
each other. return 20 the pursuits VI
peace, order aud industry, thereafter
free from the malignant influence ~
militarism. generated in that spirit
which has lately led foreign observer
70 make the true remark: That when
you scratch jingo you ind n pirate. >"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
i,,iiroadsr Ground to Pieces.

Ieavenworth, Kan. June 2S-Alfred
] Boyd. "a resident Of leavcuworth.
wa, ground To- pieces by Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific train. across the river.
four miles east 81 here. He was on top
oi "a freight car and 1t Is supposed that
hr missed his footing in trying % step
from one car ~ another Boyd was %
carpenter and took 10 rAilroading only u
short time ago lie was ~ years old
aud leaves "a widow aud one child.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.
To aid subscribers in forming their estiI

The population for lgOo at an increase Of 2l% over
population Of 1880 would be- 75,172922: an increase
of l3,lJDG72.
At an increase Of 22o6 Il would be 16,9,lil; an in
crease Of l811B.sgi.
At an increase Of 2i% It would be- 1881 5Ss; an
increase Of l5.O2gFS
At an increase Of - @ Il would be- 1s,221sl2; an
Increase of l5,Gpj.Jj2.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

Ardmore. I T.. June 2S.--John Rodes
and Sam Bushard, two farmers living
near Marietta, became involved In an
alteration which resulted in Bushard
being probably fatally shot IN the abdo.
men. Rhodes was placed under arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

Elmo. Tex. June ~. Little Robert
Hall. aged Z. was severely wounded by
an accidental discharge Of a pistol IN
the hands Of his brother, Calvert. aged
Q The bullet passed through the right
forearm aud into the abdomen aud has
not yet been located
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
DO YOU SEW 4?

4 little work can hc done so
easily and elegantly onu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
In Case of a Tie,

or that two or more cstmators are equally correct
prizes will be divided equally between them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

Hamburg, June 2s.-A commercial
firm has received kilograms from Shang.
hal saying all Of the Germans at nen
Tdn are uninjurcd
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This Contest will Close

one month before the population has been OH
cially announced by the Director Of the United
States Census at Washington. d. C.,and The Eagle
will announce the date when the gucssngwill close.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27

SuBb0ben nit Wdtrdben teIsgt, uno
bier mubten bic pdtientinnen iprinsen.
Gs lit tuum au gIauben. ipelfs 9arias
tionen bic propbetin Der neuen Wetbos
be in Das Springer bra6te: es CAB
2uftipriinge, 9iitan5ipriinge, Spriins
se iiber SinberniFe alIer 2lrt, un6 5uz
bauIe mubten bic llebunsen fortseieBt
perben, unb cine un3abI bon Pariiez
rinnen iprans monatelang ben gan5en
Gag, un0 ipenn bic entI9punoenen
9riibden in ben @dngen uHb i'm
&inn nidt tpiebertumen, 10 mar fpeber
glusoduer Der 9amen, nod ibre mans
gelnbe 5dbigtett i'm Springer f9ulo
baran. Die SauptIGhe fir bic erfilz
burgsrei8e SGpeOin mar, bab bic
0amen aud bic @oIoitiide fprinsen
lieben. 0us 1T benn aud eeIdeben,
penigitens our9 eine SaiIon, unb bas
Nertpiirbige lit, baB @tnsr bod aud
fett babel tpurDe, nGmlt9 Der 8eutel
Der Qter5tin. 2lber mas tbut man
nitbt fir bic S9Dnbeit, namentIt9
fir bic S90nbeit nit bem @riibden
i'm Slim, Die nur 10 OisG 5ett DertrGst.
dls sur dnmutbtgen Qlbrunoung bes
9eii9ts notbpenbis lit. @ielei4t gez
beibt bieIe 2lrt S60nbeit aua barum
am beIten in ben SGrosrn, mo 6as
9ergiteigen an Der Sagesorbnung lit
uro aud Dds fchpddle 9eihleGt piel
8epegung in frtIder 2uft madt. 5rsis
li9 sebOrt nod ettpds 9tnoeres bd5u:
bic Retsung gum 2d6eln, bic angeboz
rene Seitsrteit bes 9emiit6s. Oenn
nur bas 2G9eln IeBt Die tleinen Muss
telbiinbel in 2lttiOn unb ruff in bds
9cIi9t i6Oner Sruuen bic nieoli4en
@riibden. Sic tDnnen 3uu6eriih fein,
uub Elm 2ieb6en Iisbe iih oarauf maz
den: Gin 9riib6sn i'm &inn, bas
ftedt mir i'm Sim -"