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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
IN KENTUCKY.
DEMOCRATS NOW HAVE THE
STATE OFFICES-OTHER
MATTERS

2 u
Frankfort. Ky. June 13.-In the
Court OF Appeals an order was entered
to-day sustaining in part the motion
of Attorney General breckenridge In
the minor State contests and discharg-
ing the supersedeas bonds of the Re
publican State officials so far as they
relate to possession OF the State Offices
and buildings. The effect of this is to
PVT tha DsnAqsrs.lo state officials in
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possession of the offices and building
at once.
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

Louisville. Ky. June l3-'rhc Ken
lucky Democratic State Convention will
meet tomorrow afternoon To select del
eEateS ut large TO the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in Kansas City and
two Presidential electors at large.
1T Is regarded az almost certain that
Senator-clect J. G. s. blackburn EN-
Governor James i. AIcCreary and
Louis McQuown. OF Warren, will be
three of the four delegates to the Ma
tional convention.
The resolutions will rc-afirm the
Chicago platform, endorse Bryan for
President. condemn the assassination
of Gocbcl and stamp its approval up
on the Democratic State administra-
ton. but will not refer to State is
sues. as tho convention to nominate
u State ticket including n candida te
for Governor will be held at Lexington
on July 10.
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REcUislTioN NOT hoNoaED.
w. s. TAYLOR Is STILL SAFE IN
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
(By Telegraph TO virg:nian-P ilot1

indianapolis, Ind. June 13.-Govern-
or Mount has refused to honor the re-
QUESTION OF Governor Beckham. Of
Kentucky. for the return OF w. S.
Taylor.
Col. Tom Campbell. Justus Goebcl.
brother of the murdered man. and
Sheriff Suter. OF Franklin county. Ky,
arrived here this afternoon with the re-
QUESTION. Colonel Campbell insisted 10
the Governor that he had been mis-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
SHOT WRONG PERSON
Burglar Enters Mr.. Woodhouse S
Residence Booty Small.
Sunday by James Smith is Dead Tug
Party Child Nearly Drowned All Sorts
OF Notes.

a rfh JlNl
h"'tha baker' the colored woman
VINO was accidentally shot last Sunday
by James Smith. colorcd died ~,
Tuesday afternoo, I, ...,, ~,
- scShAs tAal
-Aiiiot hahsr' me womans husband,
went TO Smiths house on Sunday, call
ed him out. and snapned his nistol -,
him ,bro, ,Y,,,o, 80, -,
e. s.' '''i's a. i'i'sSed
ne, ~, SIlith Ihen TOOK has turn. iirimS
ehfse Times White Baker hurried back
10 ms own nome 1t was one OF theSe
shots that proved fatal to Martina
baher. Inc trouble originated in d
TOW between smith aud Bakers
orother. M oil inc parties 1--we on
lam pos 9ila road.
coroner inquest was held by DIR.
l. NJ morgan yesterday afternoon. and
POS morton examination was made,
WIN tnc assistance OF DrS McConNlhc
ana wilson, ANA the bullet was To-
Gated. The verdict OF the jury was
thHl INC deceased came 10 her death
.Ioih tie ehrctS OF Il pistol shot tired
from pistol in the hands OF James
H.i'itn. Slhith VS. Iocksd up ana
"M"',s ms 'rlai neiore justice riot
son. VI me county. inns morning at >
pr.pc, ,p>-
Mr. U-n, A,ci; w WNa ~ 800,
dnnce on N,in sfron, 49, 49,, -,
| Yesterday n,n~rf,,, l.4,,.'., - -, ~ ~
O'Clock. and two pairs of t,ous,srs
with nocIet-booz n,d some sr,aii
change, a pair of shoes and several
articles of value. We're stolen from The
| sleeping apartments The entrance
WAS effected through one of the side
windows. The blinds were picked and
the window holsted. The thief must
nave been an EXPERT Mrs Woodhcuse
| was quite III ana was IN m adjoin-
ihs room, She was awake SNater
nor.lnn q. we t''nC, ana sun 'ue WISH
M'S u',uc . 50 "e eNuchI OIL tHe loss
Is '''"l 1VG>rAN c,r,crD
roe, rici,. nho,,, ~ N n.cioo,, 90. -
vhitc ,ron,ar W. ,,,iI,,,, - ~, .,
residence of Mr. y lnc II,rd,. 90
was chased by nm uulznown whitc mnn
She ran To Mi Har.i,,'s house and call
| ed for holm. Mr.. Hardy came out ana
soon after Mr.. Wingnald came ur. Tho
two gentlemen searched the OeiChbor-
hood and fired several shots IN the
dense bushes. hut could find no one.
| The matter was reported at the police
station
TUG FNi'lA
dellghtiui Jug party was given To
oid Point TucsdaY afternoon by mum
'oer OF the young people OF tho three
cities. ono OF captain Ciarks TUGS,
joserh NJ clark, was used. me party
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

in the world produces the celebrated tonic
MALT-NUTRINE. that boon for invalids
and convalcscents. Made only by the
Anheuser-Bu Brewing Assn, which
fact guarantees ia tasris sQld py au
drugglstA 49,, - ;. =. :,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
RICHMOND.
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS:

Newport News ...........1 5 ] o 0 90 o. S
Summary: Earned Runs-Richmond, q:
Newport News. l. Two-base Hits-K
Weaver. B. Weaver. Gates (2), Kahn. Eos
ter Stolen Bases-Hoffman, Conroy, b.
Weaver, j. Weaver Kahn Foster. Double
Hlays-Tannehill, Stouch and Boisseau az:
etouoh Hooker and Boisseau: Conroy. X.
Weaver and ]. Weaver: X Weaver, Con-
roy and j. Weaver. Bases on Balis-On
AtAalsy, 3; Oh Hooker, 7. Struck Out
RAs sAhsef. n R He0ksSt y b. ks4ps !,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
GREAT REMOVAL SALE.

Commencing Monday morning. Juno
mn al OF our trimmed Hats shall DO
The public is respectfully invited to call.
as 1t is = rare opportunity OF purchasing
q bargain. rs they are all compelled to
be sold by July LIST.
MISSES LOEB.
It Near corner Eighth and Liberty SITS.
HANlNG RENTED THE MANSION
L House. on Market square, Norfolk
VA which to conduct II nrst-Clnss hotel
business, ! invite my friends to give mo
- call. VIII have grand opening WE'D
NESnAf MORNING. GEO. w MANS
FIELD. jclS.tf
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PHILLIEs DEFEAT ST. I.o1JI

Philadelphia. Pa. June 13-Piatt was in
good form to-day and kept the hits of
ST. Louis well scattered. Philadelphia. on
the other hand hit the ball hard In nearly
every inning. Attendance. 1888.
Score b:' innings: RUE
St Louis -. ......o3O1 O0o30-7 ii 4
Philadelphia ....3 2 0 21 9 Xii ZIG O
Batteries: Thomas. Sudhof and Robin
Hurst Time-2:l5.
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IyAVING SOLD My STOCK OF
"A Cigars. Tobacco. Contectloncries and
cool sill TO MIR. j. y. WHtDBEY at No
Todd Block Berkeley avenue, thank
my friends Tor their patronage and hope
they VIII continue with my successor.
Any bills against the old firm will be
presented promptly for payment.
1t *. Il. HUMPHREYS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
NEW YORK SHUTS OUT CuICACO

NEW YORK SHUTS OUT CHICAGO.
New York, June 13.-The New Yorks
again defeated the Chicagos to-day scor-
Ing their third consecutive shut out.
This is Il record for recent years. 1t was
again a pitchers battle. Hawlcy having
the better of 1t. Attendance, 1000.
score ny innings: R.H e.
Chicago ......0 0 o 0 0 0 o. G
Batteries: IIawey and Rowerman.
Griffith and Chance Timc-1: 80 Umpirc
-Swartwood.
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NOTES.

NOTES.
How did 1t happen?
High and low Dutch-Ashenback and
Diessell.
king" Kelley looked after the base
decisions yesterday.
Pulsifer was on the grounds to-day and
will probably be in the game tomorrow.
Little Chandler had his finger split in
the game yesterday and was forced 10
retire, Knipper going behind the bat and
Martin to right field.
ERROR IN SCHEDULE.
IN our publication yesterday of the new
schedule the following date in Norfolk
at Home" was omitted: with New
port News, August Sth."
NEWPORT NEWS TAKES TIJDrE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
Wild Pitch-Stanlcy. q Hooker. Time OF
Gamc-l 80 Umpirc--Trost.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
pttsburg. 0; Boston, /.
Chicago. o: New York s.
Cincinnati. /: Brooklyn. II.
ST. Louis. Z: PHILADELPHIA Il
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HAMPTON

Summary: Two-base Iiits-Chandler,
Mul ianey. Durrett. Wild Pitch-Ashen-
Ashenback. .. Bases on I3alls-Om Nc
Cloud: .: off Ashenbacls. /. Left on Bases
Norfolk, i; Hampton. 3. Double Plays
Ashcnback, Gilligan and Mullancy; Sulli-
van. Spratt and Armstrong: McCioud and
Armstrong; Matthews and Spratt Time
1:35. Umpires-Adams and Kelley.
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To Tax Payers.

Last Notice to the Tax-paycrs Of IN.
Town of Berkeley. Both Real and Per-
sonal:
Take notice that at tho last regular
meeting in the month of June of the pres
cnt year. 1900, shall submit my dclin
qucnt tax list FOR 1899. according to law
To the Town Council. To save troubic
additional expense and II possible enco,,n
ter with the "land- grabbcrs'' IL will h, to
your interest TO pay your town taxes be-
fore this delinquent list is returned
jclS-5t w. $. KUDD. Sergeant.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS OF RERK-
~ ley and Truckers in vicinity
forwarded to Philadelphia. Newark. New
York and all points North and West. Shin
NJ lhncrty and Fourteenth streets daily
j. G. DUNCAN
H'a-o-u Agent
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THE STATE LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Norfolk, o: Hampton. 5.
Newport News, 8; Richmond, 3.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Hampton at Newport News
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

BROOKLYN DEFEATS CINCINNATI
Brooklyn, n. Y, June 13-Barrett was
put out of the game for kicking to-dn v
and the Cincinnntis became demoralizcd
McGnnty allowed Cincinnati but four
hits, and was faultlessly supported At
tendance, 1900
Score by innings: RHL
Brooklyn 80. ......0 ! 0 O Q 6 o 2-ll 70
Cincinnati -. ......0 o OIL o o o OIL 1 5
tteries: ffceainHity and frIrrett; Bret
tcnstein and Peitz. Tlme-2:0l. Umpire-
0'Day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G. Montreal. II
dcncc, G.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5: Rochester. !
AT Observation-Disclosures c; Hartford. ;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

"A IL MEMBERS or TORRENT FIRE
AZ DEPARTMENT. NO. are requested
10 he present ut their headquarters THIS
lThnrSday EVENING at 1880 O'Clock
Business OF importance 10 be transacted.
by order
1t c. X. ROCKAFELLER Sec'y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
BERKELEY ADVTS.

T OST - SUNDAY BETWEEN POST
~ Office and cemetery a Masonic Watch
charm, with piece OF leather chain at
ta"hcd The finder will be rewarded by
returning same To +. II. BROUELLET.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

BOSTON SHUTS OUT PITTSBURG.
Boston, Mass, June 1S.-Nichois was an
enigma to-day, being hit for only three
scattering singles during the game. Ham
ilton's. drive over left field fence in the
third inning scored the only run of tho
game. Attendance 5000
Score by innings: RIFE
Boston go. 40 100000 o. 6 q
Pittsburg ......0 o 0 o 0 O. 0 3
Batteries: Nichols and Clarke: Phillippl
lie.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
PRINCETON DEFEATs HARVARD

n I.I4NN9I1 vt: III-F IlN-TS TN I{VNKD.
Princeton. n. J.. June 1S-TTarvard's
baseball nine went down before the
princeton team here to-day in their see
ond game. to Q. AS Princeton has tied
Harvard and won both games from Yale
the championship Will again come to
Princeton, even should Yale win one Of
the games In her Harvard series.
Score by innings: RuE
Harvard $40. ......o010 0O1o0-2 (
Princeton ......3 . 0 o 0 x 10 .
Batteries: Stillman. Herman and Milne;
IIillebrand and fafer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

Stella Herbert. tho l0-year-old dauCh-
ter of Mrs NJ Herbert. while amusing
herself in n bout near Little Bridge.
Tuesday afternoon fell overheard and
came near losing her life. Fortunately
Mr.. Divers. n resident in that section.
was near by and rescued her. She was
taken to the home of her parents on
Liberty street. and was quite i'll ycs;er-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
THE FASTEST AUTOMOBILE.
w. K. vanderbiIt's Time Beaten by
T'venty-one Seconds.

Hoboken, N. J., Sept. 19.-Not in
man years has the Gutenberg race
track on the hill behind the New Jer-
sey palisades presented such an ami
mated and business like appearance as
it did yesterday afternoon, when the
Tri-state fair was opened. Fully 5000
people fiocked to the hill to take part
in the revels, which will last until
Saturday, and everything that goes to
make country fair a success has been
provided by the management.
The novel feature of yesterdays pro-
gram was a series of races between sew
eral kinds of horseless vehicles, which
tore around the one mile track at a
pace which eclipsed that Of the fastest
horse that ever raced around the same
old elipse. Fast time was made in
several of the events, the best being a
record Of TAB Is for five miles made
by an imported machine which was
said to have cost S13, 900. Mr.. Albert
G. Bostwick, the owner, controlled shis
machine during the race, and 1t was
announced that the best previous time
for the distance was 8:04, made by W.
K. Vanderbilt over mile track at
Newport. r. L., short time ago. Mr.,
Bostwick also won the ten mile race,
covering the distance in 1909 Fastest
mile 1:27 4-5
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20

The Woodbury. Heights Land Company
at a meeting of stockholders held in this
city last Thursday, five hundred and seventy
shares out of eight hundred being repre-
sented, resolved to'dissolve the corporation
The corporation was promoted by Con
gresham Loudensl ager; was plucked by
Congressman Loudenslager to the tune Of
S20, 900, or more After years of legal con
tention the courts finally decreed that
Loudenslager must repay one-half his pluck
ings, which he has done the past year, and
'ss0w his corporation, organized for legiti-
mate purposes, must dissolve and disband,
because it was impossible to survive Louden-
slagerism.
And this same Loudenslager is the
representative Of this District in Congress,
and by the grace Of General sewelI and
ssDavy'' Baird candidate for reelection.
He stands for sound money, ~ full din
ner pail ~ benevolent assimilation of the
Filipinos, tariff tax on Porto Rico pro-
ducts for the benefit of the sugar and
tobacco trust, a standing ARMY Of 10000
men, stamp tax aad all the other I'M
American, un-Republican, nn-Democratic
schemes inaugurated by this MeHanna
Administration
He ought to be defeated, and every Re
publican knows it.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20

Lyndhurst. Sept. 14-While re-
ception by the Union orchestra was In
progress a Newfoundland dog, sup
posed to be mad, entered the hail. The
women screamed and sought places of
safety, one mounting the piano in her
terror. Others got on chairs and
tables. The dog made complete tour
Of the ballroom and then ran Into the
pavilion, where a number of young wo-
men and their escorts were eating sup
per. All beat hasty retreat. William
II, Richmond. OF North Arlington,
emptIed six chambers Of a revolver at
the animal. none of which took effect.
II ran into the yard, whore long chain
around its neck caught on a bicycle
rack and held 1T. Richmond secured q
shotgun and killed ii dis 1t leaped at bis
throat Thoffestivities were renewed.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
Expected CLASH PREVENTED.
strikerA Abandoned Their Proposed
March to WflIinmstovvn.

StRakers Abandoned Their ErODOSea
March to wtlIinmstown.
Harrisburg, Sept 20.-The expected
clash between the union and non union
miners in the Lykens valley region was
averted By the strikers at Lykens
abandoning their proposed march to
Wiliiamstown last night to attempt to
force the miners there to quit work.
The feeling between the Lykens and
Williamstown miners is so bitter that
the strike leaders were induced by the
borough authorities of Lykens to per-
suade their followers not to invade
the territory of the non-strikers. Seven
hundred strikers were to have started
for Williamstown at o'clock, with
two bands OF music. and they were
much chagrined when the proposed
march was called off.
A small delegation Of strikers went
there last evening and held meeting
In the public square, at which speeches
were made by District Organizer Miles
Daugherty Of Shamokin, District Vice
President Paul p. Pulaski of Mount
Carmel and District Treasurer Wilson
G. Yoder Of Shamokin. There was no
disorder, and this has encouraged the
authorities OF the neighboring borough
to believe that the danger of trouble
between the strikers and non-strikers
is over. The mules have been removed
from the Lykens mine, and the colliery
will be suspended indefinitely If the
men are not at work next Monday
morning About so pump runners, en-
gineers and firemen are at work, and
they will not join the strike unless
called out by the miners union.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
~Tl@ Democratic Convention at salel

Tx Democratic Convention at Salem
yesterday met public expectation in its
orderly and parliamentary conduct, and
IN naming as the candidate representa-
tive citizen, clean in morals and honorable
in business life
As representative Of Camden county
IN the Assembly III 1886 aud the Senate
IN ls38-'9l, he male record of fidelity
to duty which no political enemy has ever
assailed aud the people OF all parties
point to with pride.
This nom nation sought Mr. Pfeiffer
he did not seek it, but when he a7cepted
the honor thrust upon him it was notice
TO the Democracy that their banner viii
be borne as he has borne the banner of his
party n every contest in which he has
ETsr enFsred-to victory, IS victory IS at
ta;aable by honorable means
The nomination of George PfeifTer offers
the people relief from Loudelasiagerisln-
an end to misrepresentation of this Dis
triet = Congress
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
AIT. S,acx woael,es RED rsurs.

Mix say, d $50. box Of Rough on Rats care
fully with pound or so of mashed boiled pota-
toes, or with a loaf OF finely crnubied dampened
bread, or two tineups OF fine powdered sugar,
and place about their hau1its, out OF roach Of
children or pet animals Even the harder
Black Coekroaches, Beetles, Wood or Water
Bugs. iii one or two applications, will be com.
pietely anniiilated. Rough on Rats Is the
annihilafe Bed Bugs. and 1t stands unrivaled
the world over for the prompt ard effective tx
Termination OF Rats and Mice. l5c- and pc.
boxes at druggists.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20

The following extracts are taken verbatim
from ScriJner's Magazine for April, 1899
Page BIZ
II was with Henry BRADSHAW, running
up at the double, and two Spainards leaped
from the trenches and fred at us, not ten
yards away. closed IN and fired twice,
missing the first and killing the second. I"
Page &c.
ssNone of the white regulars or Rough
Riders showed the slightest sign of weak
ening; but under the strain, the colored
infantrymen (who had none Of their
officers) began to get little uneasy and
drift to the rear, either helping wounded
men, or saying they wished to find their
own regiment. This / could not allow,
as was depicting my line; so jumped up
and walked to the rear, drew my revolver,
halted the retreating soldiers and called out
to them that / appreciated the gallantry
with which they had fought and would be
sorry to hurt them, but that | should shoot
the first man who, on any pretense what
ever, went to the rear. My own had all sat
up and were watching my movements, with
the utmost interest; SO was Captain Hawze.
ended my statement to the colored
soldiers by saying: Now | shall be sorry
to hurt you and you don't know whether
or not | will keep my word, but my men
can tell you that always do. Mhereupon
my COW punchers, hunters and miners
solemnly nodded their heads and COM
mented N chorus, exc city as if in comic
opera: He always does, he always does.
This was the end of the trouble, for the
smoked yankees, as the Spaniards called
the colored soldiers, flashed their white
teeth at one another as they broke in
broad grins, and / had no more trouble
with them, they seeming to accept me as
one Of the own officers fsigned)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
J. Milton Turner, former United States
Minister to Liberia, and Republican
orator and organizer of national Influence
and reputation, he's announced his inten-
ton to take the stump for Bryan. Mr..
Turner says the negro soldiers who served
during the war with Span esutely resent
Col. Roosevelt's declarations that he had to
drive the niggers back to duty at San Juan
HILL Turner is organic lg a club Of negro
Spanish War veterans to defeat Roosevelt.
Hon. j. L. Waller, who was United
States Consul to Madagascar under Presi-
dent Harrison, and later a Captain u the
23d Kansas Volunteers, which did valiant
service u the war with Spain, is one Of the
Leading colored men N this country. He
stumped the United ststes for eight years
under the auspices Of the Republican
National Cnnn,ittea and WAS considered
one of its most efficient orators. Writing
to friend Il Indianapolis, under date Of
August 20, he says: II have just rea Col.
Bryan's masterful effort at Indianapolis
his speech ac epting the Democratic nomi-
nation for President Of the United States.
His speech win ref i well beside those Of
the great Lincoln. Set me down for VIM.
jennings Bryan"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
mocANAaUA MINERS AT woRI1.
Eaorts of Leaders 10 Get, Them Ont
Meet With Failure.

Meet With Failure.
Wilkesbarre. Pa, Sept. 20.-The
third day of the miners strike was
an uneventfuI one in the Wyoming
valley. The strikers kept away from
the works, and there was no disorder
of any kind. At Pittston the miners
have perfected their organization and
now present solid front. No attempt
was made to resume work at any Of
the collieries there.
The men employed by the West End
Coal company at Mocanaqua continue
to resist all attempts to get them out.
President Nichols made last attempt
yesterday, and failed. 1t is now said
that an effort will be made to reach
the men through their wives and
daughters. Mother Jones, the fe-
male labor advocate, will probably be
sent to the mining village to persuade
the women that it is their duty to
urge their husbands and brothers to
Join the strikers. But Mother" Jones
is liable to have uphill work If she
attempts the task. She Is not a lin
guist. and 1t is said nearly all the Ian
guages spoken In the modern world
are used In Mocanaqua. On the COM
pany's pay roll are Italians, Hungar-
ians. Slavs, Russians, Poles, Austrians,
Norwegians and Germans.
A representative of one of the big
coal companies said today that the
owners of the Mocanaqua colliery are
getting we'll paid now for the turkeys
they gave their employees last Christ
mas. The company is mining a great
deal of coal and they have inquiries
from many places at fancy figures for
the same.
The Susquehanna Coal company be-
gan taking the mules out of the mines
at Nanticoke last night. They will be
shipped to Dauphin county, where the
company has purchased farm. The
Susquehanna officials say that they will
pay their men up in full early next
week and close the mines for the winter.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20

Jersey City. Sept 20. John Sandin,
q Swedish tailor, sgas shot and Instant
ly killed in his shop last evening by
John Jansen, fellow countryman.
Sandin was So years Of age and Jansen
one year his senior They had known
each other fer Is Years. Jansen called
at Sandin's shop and told Sandin he
wanted to talk to him. Sandin ordered
Jansen from his shop. and at this jan
sen pulled revolver and shot Sandin
four times, killing him instantly. The
murderer surrendered His only ex-
PLANTATION was that Sandin has been
circulating false reports concerning
him in Sweden.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
curtaiIing southern MN Produetlon

Charlotte, N. c., Sept. 20.-The re-
commentator of the Southern Cotton
Spinners' association that its mem
bers curtail the production of yarns
as much as possible for 60 days has
been complied with by enough mills
to bring about a reduction In the
southern output of about 40 per cent.
Two large mills at Maiden, N. c., have
suspended operations altogether