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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-19

being told that if they weren't good
you'll be sent to school," This thing
is now thing of the past, happily.
The home, he said, can help the
school by aiding discipline, and he Ven
tured the assertion that 'in the aver
age public school today there is less
friction than in the average home
Another way the home can help the
school, he thought was in parents I'M
pressing upon pupils the necessity of
hard work. There is too much of 4
tendency on the part of parents to take
things easy. They think that the school
system is sort of electric educational
railway, where they can deposit their
children at the age of six and, without
any exertion on their part, graduate
them at the other end. There are too
many parents who want their children
to go through school, instead of the
school going through their children
Among other things, he said that par
ents could help the school by refusing
to listen to what he termed the thou
sand and one miserable, tattling little
things that are told by irresponsibles
about the school and the teachers" He
said if a child brought home a report
: of a teacher that the parent should not
| mention or discuss the matter until
| the teachers side is heard. The after
noon session was closed with a vocal
duet, THE Gypsies," rendered by Miss
| Elizabeth Thomas and Mrs. h. Doug
| las Rundle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-19

You cannot, II you value good health, afford
to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow
ders They are apt to spoil the food they
do endanger the health. All physicians will
tell you that alum in food is poisonous.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
TROOPS SOON MAY LEAVE
THE ANTHRACITE REGION

Shenandoah, Pa, Sept. 29.-Shenf
Toole late yesterday afternoon came up
from Pottsyille and held a lengthy
conference with Gen. Goblin at the
latter's headquarters. His trip is said
to have been caused by the reports
that the strike was approaching set
tlement, and it is understood that the
general and the sheriff discussed the
question Of removing the troops. So
far as can be learned the soldiers will
remain here today and tomorrow, but
how long after is not known. Assist
ant Adiutant General Elliott, chief Of
staR of division, after an interview
with Gen. Goblin. said he felt confident
that tho strike is nearing a settlement
and that the necessity for the troops
would sUon he obviated.
In This town and the neighborina
mining villages the reports that the
strike might soon terminate werc re-
ceived with many expressions Of salts
faction and relief The mine workers
appear TO feel that they are on the eve
of 4 victory, and the business men say
they will be happy when the region
resumes it's wOnted activity. There
WAS no material change in the situa-
tion ia this section yesterday.
Tho Ashland district was finally tieC
up tightly for the first time since thl
strike was inaugurated. The last o
the three collieries in that vicinity t,
close was the Potts operation at To
Gust Dale. About 600 men are employ
Cd at tho Potts coliiery. and there ar
probably 5000 in the district.
The last operation to close In tn
vicinity Of Shenandoah was the Girar
washery, at Girardville.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
BURNED IN HIS HOME
Distressing Fate Of a JerseymaH Who Had
Hidden Gold

Woodstown, n. j.. Sept 29.-6harles
GTuss. sged 20 years. was burned to
a crisp during e fire which consumed
his home here yesterday morning. At
FIRST there were suspicious Of foul play.
as the old man was known to have
$3.50 I'm gold about the house, and this
could not be found. Finally a thor
ough search disclosed the gold hidden
away in an old box. The latest theory
is that the old gentleman arose during
the night for some purpose and carried
a lamp TO the rear shed. It is supposed
that he fell CT was overcome by a
stroke of paralysis.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
Lirc stncl. nfnrkets.

New York Sept SISTERS fully 10c
higher; bulls and cows l0Q20c lower.
steers. Si4505.90; bulls. s2.5003.60; cows.
81 i.2503.25; cables quoted live cattle slow
AT Im12c per pound: sheep selling az 1lh
m12ikc: refrigerator beef. 9d924c. Calves
demoralizcd veals 25c. lower, grassers
SOC. lower: Veals. Sf0S little calves. S2.5 "a
4: grassers. S225d3. Sheep aud lambs
slow: prices i5125c lower; sheep. s. 5N1
4: choice and export wethcrs. $3.50 $50
culls. 50. lambs. sii0ds5o. culls @l4,
Canada lambs. S5.5liz Hogs slow az 500
as q5.
EAST Liberty. PA. Sent Seattle mH--
ket steady. extra S.fOft5.Sl; prime 50
N5.50, common. Slio04 Hogs active
prime mediums $50. heavy Workers.
s5f5Q510. light do. N.6o1l.c5; heavy hogs.
si5005 G0. pigs. s. N05c0 common Yors-
ors mud grassers. s5450555. roughs. f2a0
r. Sheep slow; choice wethcrs E.l5l 25;
common. "a 5NN2 5n choiro lambs 5000
$50: common TO good. s5.5jl5, veal calves.
S6.5OlI
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
NOTICES.
NOTICE

To give the county Taxpayers a
chance to take advantage of per cent
discount, the county tax Office, In the
Court House. win be open every day
during tho last week In September
from g O. m. 70 o D. m, continuously.
except Saturday, September 3d. when
the eaioe Will close at noon. On Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs, September %. 90 and q. the Of
dce VIII be opened from z TO 10 p. m
HORACE G.. RBTrEW.
Receiver OF Taxes
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia. Sept 2s.-Flour steaoy:
winter superiine. S2.5QU2.iOi Pcnnsylvania
roller, clear S.2043.i5; city mills, extra,
81. 2.I503. Rye -four quiet at $50 per bar
rel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat slow;
No 2 red. spot. I'm elevator, 750l5Ac. Corn
dull: No. . mixed. spot, In elevator, ff
oats steady; new, no. white, clipped.
2Sd2Siac.; lower grades, 23a2ic. Hay firm;
choice timothy S1650nl for large bales.
Beef quiet. beef hams. Sil.504lS. Pork
firm. family, Si6.50u5 lard steady,
western. S5I5ia. Live poultry quoted at
1lc. for choice western fowls and l0f1lc.
for sprine chickens, az % quality. rscss-
cd poultry Qrcsh killed.. fair TO good
western fowls i2c.. Old rsosteTF. tc.s
nearby spring cMvkers. f2ill5c; western
spTins cnckensi lNl3e. Butter stcaoN;
crearcry llml2c.; factory. iinMifc. dune
creamery. iNi.li.c.; imitation creamery.
l5llsc New York dairy. lEadac.. fancy
lennsFiy9nia prints iohhiHg at -6t -',,,
DO. Wholesale .5c. Cheese frF hyre.
Use; large col0Tcd. iiNull9ec. small,
col0rci fli.c Eggs steady. New york
and FennsS lNanin lsH2ic wcstQfn. reg-
ular paaeNne' ~ marx el'<. western,
81. New York 81 $40 Gg~: loNg Island.
%.a0frl.is; Jersey sweets. se.1512lb Cab
hages steady; Long Island, a-bQ2.2' per
Balumorc. SEPT. 2s.~Flour firm ana un-
changed. Wheat steady spot, the month
and. october siois ,.57se.i beoelmb ber: asa
southern. by sample, 6s076c.. eouthera.
on grade. lfGl6c. Corn. cash. firm; fu-
lures easy; mixed spot and month. i63t p
47c.. October. 450I5kc. November. new.
43uf3hc.; November. new or old i3Hc
November or December. new or old. 4nia
Ui0ac.; January, 4OhMiVlac,; steamer
mixed, 45ii ui6c.. southern, white and
yellow. flN4Sc. Oats quiet; No. white.
27ib02sc. No. ? mixed. 25itd25hc. Rye
steady; No nearby. 5005lc.. No. 2 west
ern. 52Mc. Hay strong and higher; No.
timothy S160l65Q
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
TWO WONEN KILLED BY
EXPLODING GASOLINE

Pittsbpre. Sept 49.-Whilo engaged
I'm cleaning a suit of clothes yesterday
a blaze generated by the brisk apphca-
tion OF gasoline communicated to
tub of the liquid standing near by,
causing an explosion aud fro which re-
suited in the death Of two persons and
badly injWing two others The dead
are. Mrs. Clara Irlbacher, aged "a
years. burned beyond recognition; Mar
earet Adler, Of lucKee'e Rocks, burned
to crisp. The explosing occurred at
tho dyeing establishment Of Joseph
Irlbacher. 300 Butler street. The in
iured will probably recover.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
LICENsE ApPLlcAIIONs

NOTICE-L FRANK =. DUGAN.
the tonaut and occupant Of the house
situated at the southo1et corner Of A and
Townsend streets. in tho Second ward
lu the city OF Wilmington, county
or New Castle. and Slate OF Della
ware IN compliance with tho requiro-
mcnts oi the acts Of General Assembly IN
such case made and provided. DO hereby
sive notice that ] shall apply IN writing
90 the Court OF General Sessions Of the
State of Delaware, ln and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday tho 10th day of
November, A. D. 1900 being the next term
nf the said court, for q license for said
house, as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors. I'm less
Quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
able citizens Of said ward. 90 least twelve
ui whom are substantial frccholders of
said ward, recommend the said applica-
lion. viz:
John H. Curren, Henry G.. Roller,
John J. Biggins, Iuiiua ~. Manske,
Sos Ulster. Charles IT. Card, Sr.
Huah Seaman. W. H. Brusc
Michael McCaTerty james IT Green,
Michael r. Cannon Andrew n. Cole.
William g. Cummns Fred. r.. Stevenson,
owen j. Palmer. Chas. II. Stevenson.
Bernard Donohne, Clarence J.. Lloyd,
George Quinn. w. j. Faulkner.
John c. Sutton. john IT. Goodwin. Jr
John r. Cuycr, Arthur McCiogkey.
Jacob Tver. benjamin B Porter
FRANK r. pUGAN.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
COUXTERFEITERS N TIE Tolls
Secret Service AGENTS Stop the Flood Of
Bogus Coil

Ciearaald. Pa. sopt 29.-Tho past
two months Cloarneld county has been
flooded with counterfeit money moat-
y SILVER dohars and half dollars. Yes
tortay secret service agents arrested
lanes y. Wilson. Verd Wilson. ]. w.
Bieler and James Wynkoop The men
were arrested ten miles from here on
the mountains near Penheld. brought
to Clearneld and lodged In Jail A few
counterfeit dollars were found at Wyn-
koop,s place. together with moulds and
other necessary paraphernalia for their
illegal work.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

Obtained Pension FOR old Soldier
Col. John Wainwright, Of Whining
ten. has obtained a considerable amount
OF pension. bounty etc, for John r.
Gillespie. father OF John ID. Gillespie
late Company L, Frty-ninth Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, who died while Ia
service. william Gillespie resides OF
No. p Price strest. West Chester.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
Improvca Discipline For the Army

Washington. Sept 29-Lieut. Gen.
Miles has issued a general order to the
army intended TO secure general inn
provcment in the moral and physical
condition Of the force. The order par
iiculnrly directs the incubation Of pa
triouc principles the celebration Of
0ational holidays by patriotic read
'ngs. sriCt attention TO salutes. respect
ior the flag and attention to good mar
Dial music. especially vocal music
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Sunday morning services, at II o'clock.
Subject: "Are Sin, Disease and Death
Real?" wednesday evening meeting
lat s o'clock. Free reading room, Ne.
9l7 Gilpin avenue.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
r,,.,ond Tv,rus thc Dntcb.

London. Sept 29.-Great Britain has
sent a note 20 the Dutch governor. ac-
cording TO a dispatch from Amsterdam
to The Daily Mail, which contains a
warming that if Mr.. Kruger is allowed
to carry bullion or state archives on
board the Dutch warship which is To
bring him TO Europe it viii be regarded
as c brcach Of neutrality on the part
Of the Netherlands.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
AnotheE AIlesed Ne,vnrI. nanIs CrooIs

Newark. N. j., Sept 29-Robert
Hensler. the receiving teller of the
Dime Savings institution, was arrest
ed at his home here last night upon
two charges OF altering the accounts
of customers. Il is generally believed
that the information upon which the
warrant is issued was furnished by
Charles r. Westervelt, the defaulting
cashier Of the bank, who is now in jail
awaiting trial.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
sPFNcHLESs AND PARALYZED.

SPEECHLESs AND PARALYZED.
--''l had valvu.ar disease of the heart,
writes Mrs. J. S. GoOde, Of Truro, n.
s.. 81 suffered terribly aud was often
spocchiess and partially para wed
One dose OF Dr. Agncws Cure fer the
Hear, gave me r. ief and before ! I'm
ishCi one bottle l was able 10 60
ahc1t. To-day I am a wei woman.
90
sold by Miller Drug Co., 402 Market
and n. d. DanfortL. Market and See
.ond streets.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
WorIl Soon No ,Jommonce

Workmen of the Street and Sewer
Department VIII begin early next week
paving the bed Of shipley street be-
tween Fifth and SIKH streets, and
that OF Seventh street between Wash
ingon and Jefferson streets.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
.L0YERS SAY THE END or
THE GREAT COAL STRIKE In
PENNSYLVANIA is AT HAND
Of Compromise Continues, But Joint Convention
iuSt Pass on Ten Per Cent. Advance
Offered By Operators

Mitchell time TO interest Senator Han
na IN the efforts at effecting settle
ment.
Nothing would be given out by the
local operators as to what transpired
at the Wilkesbarre conference, further
than that they discussed the proposed
settlement. "Where New York leads
we must follow" one of them declared.
The strikers here are iubilant over
the new turn in affairs, and will gladly
second any reasonable concessions by
way of cancellation.
John Jermyn. of Jermyn & Co., was
the only operator found willing to be
quoted In the settlement matter. He
said it was Mark Hanna who was engi-
neering the settlement. and that he
(Jermyn) did not approve Of allowing
politics to interfere, no matter how
much tho politicians had at stake. TT
is useless to kick, though" he added.
"Those New York fellows have the
power We must simply fall in line"
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
.R lET9E WILL FOLLOW
THE LEAD or NEW YORK

ntan. eoat Operators here
hat = guator Hanna is the con-
ertn the negotiations for a
emem the strike, and while they
sra ~ to af sea as TO the details,
'h ~ conhdont that he knows be-
Nin he acceptable TO iho
IS ai ihaf whatever conditions
arled or s c1aciing from The
d. fn Neu York win be nothing
~ assam hat viii be tnlly satisi2c-
a. B., fh. mtncra. This confidence
Y Nfa.menfd hy n generally credited
story Chat The delay ia issuing the
strike order was 10 give President
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

$3.50 TO Reading, Account Bctks
County Fair, Thursday, October D,
via Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way
Tickets good on all trains In eloh d.
reotion that day only. Special train
o. m.
For rates. etc. from PeRn9grove and
Pennsville, Ree agents
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Primary Election.

a primary election for members OF ths
Legislature. Clerk of the Peace Pro-
thonotary. Receiver OF Taxes Comptrol-
ler, Shorig. Coroner, Levy Court Com
missioners. Road Commissioners, Asses
sors and Inspectors, will be held through
out New Castle county, on
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
Altntnlrontl,nn Gnmn.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-I.awrence Pier
son. Of Lake Forest University foot
ball team. who was Injured in a game
at Lake Forest, Ills, Wednesday, died
yesterday , al The local hospital.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
Barlers win NIeet

There Will be held tomorrow after
noon in the labor LNceum an import
ant meeting OF the Journeymen Bar
bers International Union.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

NOTICE THE Bonrd OF Public Educa-
ton in Wilmington win receive proposals
Tor furniture fer New HiHn school
or befors o'clock p. m, October 10, 1900.
The price 20 he per seat and 70 be placed
80 position in New High school on or be-
fore the 18th day OF December next Plan
OF seating the auditorium Co De submitted
90 the board. The Board of Education re-
serves tho right 90 reject any or an BIDS
There Will be 500 fmOre or lcgel school
desks, grammar size loo (more or less)
suitable for free-hand or mecha,icll
drawing Sample Of each 90 ba placed n
board room before the bids are read.
s29-2t
NOTICE.-The members OF Hrandywine
Lodge 80. g. s. OF IT,, and The order IN
general. are requested 20 meet at Hrln-
street, Red Mems haN ou Sunday. een-
tpmhor 30. 1850 at l30 O'Clock p. TO-. 20
proceed to Fourth street wharf 90 meet
The remains of our late brother. Captain
William #. Jackson. By order OF
J. n COALE, w. NJ.
Attest. J. w. KERsIAW. r. 9.
NOTICE. Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
hip lately existing between Thomas g.
Taylor and s.. James Hollott, of this city.
under the firm name of Taylor 81 Hnnett.
Was dissolved on the alst day of August
1900 by mutual consent The business will
he continued and an accounts OF the late
nrm WIN be settled by Thomas S. Taylor
at lhe old stand, No. on King street VII
mineion Delaware. a2,-sws
NOTlCE.-On and after September H.
( i9m Seventh street bridge viii be closed
to the public travel, as tho contractor
Hil commence work un tho now steel
bridge az that time. BY order of Bridge
Committec
J. j. GALLAGHER. Chairman.
si5-d
MONEY 20 loan on mortgages in sans
I a. suit. LAMBERT FOULK.
asst ql9 Market stree.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
nied of Consnmntinn

John J. Harlzins. aged AZ years, died
tlia morning OF consumption at his
residence. No. 7l9 Tatnal street
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
DEAFNESS CURED
2 no paw. C. II. Rowan. Milwaukee. wis
Fen From His Engine

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept 29.-John Barker.
a fireman on the Delaware railroad,
was seriously injured yesterday by fall
ing from his engine on the tracks near
the p. W. & b. depot
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
SIN Dirgina ont eaIvcston.s Dead.

Galvoaton, ToT, Sept 20. Seventeen
hund-cd r'cn are working along the
uharvos and 100 arc clearing away
fhe debris. COrpses are being found
daily and burned The average num-
bcr discovered daily is 25.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
HELP WANTED

CARPENTER wants work; repairing OF
any kind. Address j. j. g.. Evening
lournd office. s25-st
WANTED Boy. about 20 or i6 TO work
in bakery. Apply Willis s. Bro, 9i4 Ship
ley street s2s-2t
AGENTS WANTED - GALVESTON.
The Horror OF "a Stricken city" by Murat
lialHlead Fully Illustrated fastest SELL
Ing book ever published. only H.50 nest
icrms guaranteed. OUTFIT free BE quick
J. s. IElGLER g. CO, Chicago, M.
a2s-swgw
WANTED ED.-Christian man or woman
willing tp Quahfy for permanent position
of trust. hero or Tn home county. $3.50
yearly Enclose self-addressed. stamped
envelope. 20 secretary, care OF Journal
so
WANTED. Man. upright character. tc
manage business OF old-estahlished house
Salary Sls per week and expenses, pay
able each week direct from headquarters
Expense money advanced Position per
mlnent Reference standard House Sl
ICaNtun Building. Chicago.
si5,ll.22. 2t2l-ol.64
WANTED. Bright boy 60 lonrn print
ling. Give agc and good referonces. Ad
ldress PRINTER. Journal Onico s,2
WANTED. Young man OF experienc
laa clerk desires position. Address o., IN
oNice. Alo-u
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
Wilmington Nlarkets
Wilmington, Del, september ~ Nv

To-dRy's local wholesale quotations., report
ed by staytou Chandler.
Onions, basket .86c.
Sweet potatoes basket Jersey .... &c. p 10 H5e.
Gmpos, o 10. basket Concord ........1 90 "a .c.
Grapes, . No.. basket. Delaware. ............i1 i1c.
Grapes. To- basket, Niagara ...... ...o tn lOc.
Peaches. Mountain, basket ........HO 10 eiO0
Eggs, Del, and Md, dozen. ............ 1gc.
Chicken, live, pound. d...................l II to lie.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

$3.50 to Reading October &, via Phil
adcIphia and Reading Railway, Ac-
count Berks Comfy Fair
Tickets good on all trains ia each
direction that day only. Special train
Z a. M Fer full particulars see p. & r.
aEcnis.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
PsRsONAL.

WANTED by a lonesome soldier IN
the Philippines. lady correspondent IN
tho states Address HARRY a. KENNY,
Battery "li 9th Artillery Manila, 4. J.
s29-2t
Accomplished lady. & charming
personality, maunere, worth t-otVN, no
would marry reliable
gentleman MISS WOOD, care Of
Bonea, l5lf Second avenue, New York.
f2g-lt
LADIES-Chichester'fsEnglish Penny,
royal pils Diamond Brand) are the
best Sule, reliable Take no other. Send
&c., STAMPS, FOR particulars, Relief ioi
Ladies'" IN letter by return mail. Al
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co,
Philadelphia. Pa
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

VNIN T'TIN " > " TT"
Reading. Pa. Sept. 29.-Yesterday the
output of the Reading company's mines
fell to $50 cars, which is about one
fourth the usual production, and the
company will not be able to turn out
more until the strike is settled Two
thirds of the men in the coal train ser
vice are now idle
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
lieglmentaI Omccrs Wm Meet

Officers Of the First Regiment, N. c.
D., win meet here Wednesday even
ing for the consultation and consider
alton OF matters pertaining 20 the
guarh
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
EOR RENT

FOR RENT Store l0I Market street.
Apply b. n. Mcdaniel lUl Market street.
a.1-lm
FOR RENT. sos Elliott avenue rooms
ma bath. stable ana carriage house.
s7-tf
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

wANTED.-Lodgers. No eo washing
ton street Asy-lih
Evening journal., 1900-09-29
FOR SALE

FOR sALE.-Good top buggy for
sale. cheap at Grocery, Ninth and JET
fcrson streets. s29-Ot
FOR SALE -Thirty-two foot steam
yacht. cheap. Apply H. G.. NELtEul
northwest corner Fourth and Bhipley.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

MONEY to loan on mortgages in sans
a. suit. LAMBERT FOULK.
asst 9l9 Market Str0e,.
Evening journal., 1900-09-29

FRANK T. pUGAN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-08
JURY ACQUlTS
ALL DEFENDANTS,
Verdict i'll Lander Riot Gas" at
Vienna Reached on the
Second Ballot.
FOUR PROMPTLY REARRESTEO.
Charged With Violating Injunc-
ton ISSUED by the Federal Court
Rejoicing in Court When
Result Is Announced.
E~ETvEITC SPECIAL.

~EFIiETIC SPT'TNIA
Vienna. Ill. Jan. THE jury IN the long
fought and hotly contested Lauder riot ease
brought in d verdict Of acquiytaI at {
o'clock this morning. The final ballot was
taken about o'clock this morning. Court
and cruns,ls were notified that a verdict
had been reached. and the prisoners We're
led Into court To hear 1t read.
Judge Nick"rs addressed the jury. thank
ing them earnestly for their patience dur
ing the long and tediogs conflict. and they
We're excused.
| Before reading che verdict the Court
warned those present not tn MAX" any
demonstration regardless of what the vrr-
diet should be-. In spite Of his instructions,
TWO Of the prisoners. burden and Hicks.
jumped to their feet. and with them a gen
oral haHdshakIng began. Court. attorneys.
Prisoners and jurors participating.
The scene between jeremiah ard his lit
Tie son, who has been a regular visitor
10 the courtroom ali during the trial. was
very affecting. This morning fer the first
Tune since their incarceration Smith and
Jeremiah were permitted TO take breakfast
with their families.
Promptly after the reading Of the verdict,
saerin l1aukius rearrestcd burden. Kicks.
Booker and Richie on Il warrant sent him
by the Deputy United States Marshal.
charging them with violating an injunction
issued by The United States Court. The
sheriff tool, them to GranjsbuTg to-day
and turned them over 10 the Deputy Init.i
states Marshal. who took them 90 Spring
Held. Il is understood that bail will be
given for them.
Most of ;hr attorneys for the state de-
parted Tor their homes las. cvoniuS. not
even waiting TO hear the courts inctruc-
Tons 10 the jury. but the defendants at
t"Tneys remained until IN. verdict was
given. and today departed for their re-
spcctive homes.
Much comment has been heard on the
streets concerning the trial.
SHORTY after retiring last evening, the !
jury proceeded to take a ballot. which was
IL TO l Tor acIuittal. The one holding ou,
for convictinR burden only. After A |
reading OF the instructions ana |
after a discussion Of the evidence. "A second |
ballot was taken resulting in an acqulttaI
for ell.
The militia are expecting orders 10 leave
The miniature train brought here by
1oFernor johnson and which has figured !
SO very much in the TRIAL of the case. has
'"en boxed and i to lie sent 70 VI. II.
State secretary Of the Miners Union.
o be placed ia his oiicc at Springfield as
: souvenir.
All the prisoners have gone 20 their
ZONES III Cartcryille. and the friends of the
prisoners who have been here all during
he trial also have departed.
Court will convene al; 10 o'clock to-mor-
'ow morning to set the time for trying the
'ther change of Venue cases coming here
rom Williamson County.
T.. A. MCMILLAN.