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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

The lowest human habtaton is said
to be that OF the coal miners in Bohc-
mia. some OF whom make their dwell
ings. at point over 1000 feet below the
level of the sea.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

There are about eight thousand libra
rics scattered over the United States, in
Guiding one at Tampa. with books in the
Spanish language endowed by Queen
Christina OF Spain.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

Exports OF cottonseed oil from tn,
United States in the year ending OF
June 30 amounted to 10000, 800 gallons
valued at $IAI27,53S.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

In one of Dean Swift's letters he al
lades to the fact that, in his day, the
shops of the perfumers in London were
lounging places for young noblcmen
and other fashionable idlers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

In New Jersey it IS claimed that the
hoboes use churches for resting places.
Occupy them at night and vacate them
during the day
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12
Try Grain-O! Try Grnin-o,

Ask your grocer to-day to show you a pack
age of GRAIE-o, the new food drink that take.
the place of coffee. The children may drink ii
without injury as well as the adult. All who try
it, like it. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach receives
it without distress. 4 the price of coffee
10 and 25c. per package. Sold by all grocers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12
Tho Hscst Cure For rEondnches.

Headaches are quickly cured by the Gar,
field Headache Powders. These powders arc
guaranteed to contain no harmful drugs or
narcotics; they are made from simple herbs
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12
Lanes Family Medicine

Moves the bowels each day. In order Ia
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick headache.
Price 20 and SO cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12
PROFUSE PERIODS.
" I commenced

II commenced
taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
t a b e Compound
a b ut 3 months
ago, and cannot
express the won
derful good it has
done me. Men
situations were so
profuse as to leave
me very weak for
some time after,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

Altogether, about $4,000 American
animals have been purchased for the
British army in Africa.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

The notes oil the Bank Of England
cost exactly one halipenny each.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

Sweat and fruit acids will not discolor
goods dyed with PUrS-a FADELEss DIES.
Sold by all druggists.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-12

DR. NNr rxwARp deposited
WWUVU miaion~ ~" ~" ~ p EP M SdEDcfSE I 6 |
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

important than any other development growing out
of the strike is the position which the company has
established in relation to its employees. The points
raised by Shaffer and his associates have been set
tied for least a generation 10 come. and possibly
for all time. Notwithstanding the failure OF the
tanned the goodwill of its employees whole, AMI
of all the intelligent and fair minded labor leaders.
The only persons who disgrunIied are the offi-
OF the Anna lgamsted Association who brought
disaster upon themselves and their followers.
AS there has been reduction in the earnings of
ously excuse for changing the dividend policy or
the company. and there Is the best authority for
stating that change will be made.
Pittsburg PENN Sept. 23.-"The Post says that
the reorganization of some OF the constituent COM
panies of the United States Steel Corporation.
which was begun soon after President Charles NJ.
Schwab took hold of the greater company is to be
ca rred on again matters have quteted
down from the strike. This stated by one OF
the officials of the United States Steel Corporation
hc made will be the consolidation of the American
Sheet Steel Company and the American Tin Plate
Company. -,
Now that the strike is practically over. the steel
officials are looking anXOuSy for the renewal or
the original plans. The consolidation OF the car
and the National Steel Company under the man
agement of the Carnegie officials. is taken as the
coming model for the other movements of this
nature.
TIE business according to the plans said to have
been decided upon. will be conducted by one set or
gether and work more in unison. The nature OF the
material would make such move. it Is said, far
n orc satisfactory, and would make possible also
the practice of greater economics In operation
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

by his friends" said Colonel Ogden to Tribune
reporter last night. but il is certain that the
Citizens Cnicn City Convention VIII ratify the
ticket selected by the conferrees.
Thomas r. Fulton said yesterday he ola hot
expect any stampede OF the city convention TO-
day.
''Of course he said, the name OF controhei
Coler viii be presented and some tributes paId
him for his efforts ia his office but that is an
When the votes are counted the convention
majority viii be with the conference candloatss.
The city convention is not to be carried on ps
machine methods. but is democratic ana every
one will get a hearing. There VIII be no sla,Il-
pede in the that Nr. Coler or any one eioe
win get more votes than Seth Low
When Herman Ridder. leader of the HefIlam- i
American Reform Union, was seen yesteruaS'
he said: e.. CON,
Il don't know about any stampede lor ool-
-roller Coer in the Citizens Union conNefltioI
but / am quite confident that our orgahI.alloh
VIII support Coler if he is nominated LOT hldyol'
no matter on what ticket his name appears.
What's the use Of the Citizens Union putting up
a ticket that cannot win? If Coler is nominated
by Tammany he viii win. maven any M
formation about Nr. Croker's attitude to"aFo
him ,,. .oa
what Il Controller Coler is not nominated
by Tanaraary?" he was asked.
We'll then likely TO support lhe
fusion ticket" said Mir. Rider.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
PLEASED WITH THE TICKET.
ANTI-TANIMANY MEN SAY IT Is 4 VOTE
WINNER.

Great enthusiasm and confidence were eNhloiteu
last night among anti-Tammany leaders VINO De-
leye that the fusion ticket agreed upon in
the preliminary conferences is sure to sweep Tam
many out of power
III Will not make any difference whether Tam
many puts Coler the head of its ticket or not
said Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff. The ticker
Of the snti-Tammany forces will defeat Tamrnany
with Coler on or off the ticket 1 do not regard
Coler as a strong candidate. since he has shown
so much stiffness. He stole Mr.. Grouts anti
Ramapo thunder while Mr. Grout out of
town. 1t was Grout who really deserved the credit
\ for stopping the Ramapo steal, and We have the
facts 10 prove il. 1 shall use my influence 10
have the independent Democrats of Brooklyn
treated with the generosity that has been
accorded the Democrats this side. 1t seems
as if Rufus L. Scott Coffey Democrat will
be nominated for borough President, and proba bly,
many other prominent county offices will be given
NV bouse on THURSDAY ngh3 to tsIk over the
Prsonav am In n % 6emohsfrsng 70 The
people that the Republicans after the
Offices. The fusion ticket will sweep Kings County
County four years ago was 5000 in excess of the
year" ear, So.
Sonferrees Is a splendid one" said William Hep
burn Russell. chairman of the executive committee
Mr Low and Mr.. Grout are magnifcent cam
9aigners- Mr. GTout is an exceptionally able man.
an anti-Tammany nomination that won
our admiration at the very outset He said that
view OF good citizenship Croker will probably
nominate Manhattan Democrat. He'll have to
DO ii TO save this county for Tammany. If he
goes TO Brooklyn for a candidate. Mr.. Shevlin
wants to have him. he viii lose this county Look
over our ticket. and find weak spot in it if YOU
can. II is a vote winner the Tammany men
viii discover when Mr.. Croker tells them who
they are 10 vote for. As for Coer stampeding the
tiuzens Union convention to-rnor night. don [
have any fear of il. The Citizens Union leaders
are ali In line for the ticket agreed upon by the
fusion confeTrees.''
Robert c Morris. president of the Republican
county committee. said that he regarded ticket
as very strong one, and he had doubt OF
its
District Attorney Phllbn. yesterday. in referring
10 Justice Jeromes candidacy said that Mr. Jerome
was thoroughly honest and sincere and would
earnestly and carefully do all in his power to
enforce the criminal laws
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak
women strong and sick women we'll It dries
debilitatine drains, heals inflammation and ul-
ceration and cures female weakness 1t makes
new women of those prematurely aged by dis
ease.
"Dr- Pjerce's medicine. the best have used
writes Mrs. c. Nelson Of Chenawa, Marion Oregon
"My health was badly down when consulted him by
letter. My limbs cold and Head hurt
ally. that the least thing sfarte
almost into commissions had papitaton of the
bad that could scarcely walk sometimes
discouraged but two bottles of Dr. Perces Favorie
scription and enc Of Golden Medical Discovery made
Of me-
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is
sent fire. on receipt of stamps 10 pay expense Of
mailing onLy. = Send II one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, ~ stamps for it in cloth
binding. Address DR.. K. y. Pierce, No. 663 Msiu
Street. Buffalo. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
POLITICAL CALENDAR.
TUESDAY.

Republican City Convention Grand Central Palace. -
citizens Union City Convention Cooper Union. D. M
Meeting of the City Democracys Executive Committee
headquarters in Forty -second-st. s p.
Meeting Democratic City Committee arrange
for convention Democratic Club, $50 m.
WEDNESDAY.
Citizens Union County and Borough Conventions for
Manhattan and the Bronx, Cooper Union p. M
Citizens Union County and Borough Conventions for
Brooklyn. p. m.
THURSDAY
Meeting the German-American Union Execu-
Committee Grand Central Palace, s D. m
Citizens Union Assembly and Aldermanic Conventions
p.
Meeting The Bronx to select borough
candidates.
Conference Kings
Woodrufs house
FRIDAY.
Citizens Union Conventions nominate City Magistrates
p. m
SATURDAY
Citizens Union County Borough Convention Queens
County, p.
TUESDAY OCTOBER /.
Greater New-York Democracy's City Convention
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .
Greater New-York Democracy's County Convention
THURSDAY. OCTOBER g.
Tammany City Convention Grand Central Palace
TUESDAY, OCTOBER s.
Tammany Assembly District Conventions
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER o.
Tammany Bronx Borough Conventions
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10
Tarnmany County and Borough Conventions.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
no LOSS TO STEEL CORPORATION
EFFECTS OF STRIKE NOT SHOWN IN EARN
INGS-WAGES SAVED AND RE-
PAIRS MADE.

The following semi-official statement assert
ing in substance that the United States Steel
CORPORATION has suffered virtually detrment
and lost no money through the recent strike,
was made public yesterday in Wall Street:
Now that the steel strike is over, conjectures
haine made as what IL has the United
States Steel Corporation. None of the estimates
which have been published some of them running
49, millions of dollars. trustworthy. 1t can
he stated authoritativey that there has been no
anrraciable diminuion of the income of the
napv because of the labor troubles The net
ings for July for August and for the current month
r. indicate that the profits for the quarter end
ing September 80 will be fully equal TO those of
the first quarter in the companys history.namely.
snr that ending June so The reason Why this Is SO
is that the suspension of output by tne mllls az
facted by the strike been fully oHset ny the
production of other mills. and, In consequences .he
tonnage of the company has been normal curing
the current auarter-that is equal TO the output OF
the previous three months ,.s has mar
THE siIspension of work at various plants uas pel
mitted the making of needed repairs ana ipI nc.
ments and of course, the COMPANY mas % =,
amount which IL would have paid out IN Wase9 as
these plants had the strike not taken place. A
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
Au4LGAH1TED COPPER DROPS.
BY THE BELIEF THAT OTHER COM
PANIEs ARE UNDERSELLING IT.

Amalgamated Copper yesterday again sagged and
then plunged downward. Closing on Saturday at
lG3s4. 1t opened wide" yesterday with sales 500
shares from 100 1o1. the latter figure being the
highest Of the day 1t speedily dropped 9s and
thereafter. with occasional rallies, kept declining.
until in the last hour it reached 92i2. the closing
price. 90. representing loss for the day OF Ia
points and decline of - points from the opening
quotation the first business day of the present
month. Anaconda fell IN sympathy with Anal
gamated suffering net decline OF 5as points In
1890 Amagamated sold low u. In June OF
this year it reached 800
The Street was bearish all the copper stocks
Trade reports poor The belief that foreign
ana domestic Companles underselng the
Amalgamated, and that the stock Of tho latter com
pany committed the company to keep up the price
OF the metal against serious opposition,
realizing sales I'm Amalgamated and Anaconda. The
weakness I'm the copper shares tended TO check
trading elsewhere in the list II is believed in we'll
Informed circles that the reason FOR the reduction
OF the Anna lgamated dividend was solely the state
company believed that. although the Amalgamated
company itself owned no copper. and had no in
ent and future position Of the sub-oompanies which
have been carrying the surplus copper production.
of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. one OF
the constituent companies controlled by the Anal
gamated Copper Company are scheduled to hold
a regular meeting to-day. Yesterday, however, II
announced that quorum could be gathered
for to-day, and that adjournment TIL tomorrow
would probably be ordered.
The directors of the Anaconda company
pected take action the dividend at this meet
ing In view of the action of the Amalgamated di-
per cent on the quarterly dividend passed,
opinion in the Street yesterday divided In re-
gard to the proba Die acuon or the Anaconda al
time paid an extra" dividend of IS cents. on
the board evsGa no rae m to
the next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
BOSTON MARKET PANICKY.
COPPERs GO VIOLENTLY DOWN AND OTHER
STOCKS DECLINE.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Boston. Sept 23-Market prices for the coppers
went TO pieces to-day at alarming pace. and
prices for about everything else softened in sym
pathy. 1t altogether the bluest sort of a blue
Monday all around, and for than for
the people long of copper shares.
AT times the market was thoroughly demoralized
and a semi-panicky condition. There was a
scramble of the holders OF coppers to get out that
was attended with little excitement. Stop orders
and forced realizing worked havoc with values, and
they melted easily and rapidly. And all this came
as result of the shock to confidence caused
by the cut in the Amalgamated dividend rate. A.
c. Burrage comments:
After careful consideration Of all the facts at
hand, the Amagamated directors decided that it
would be wise this time TO adopt conservative
policy and omit the usual extra dividend OF one
half per cent. II considered wiser to reduce
the dividend than reduce the selling price of
copper. The fact that the dividends on Boston and
Montana stock have been enjoined also exerted a
good deal of influence on our minds. The directors
did not come TO decision until after deberation
lasting three quarters of an hour, and the stock
holders may rest assured that in the end the recent
action of the board of directors Will prove the
wisest that could have been taken. Moreover II Is
not unlikely that the dividend rate will be restored
q a distant date.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
4 FLAW IN NIYON'.S ARHOR.
HE SIGNED THE PETITION FOR THE
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL, CHIEFS
TELL CROKER

Gar- has been found in the armcr Of that
Young Garnet knight Lewis Nixon. which, IN the
-nirds Of a,.lost all the leading Tammary chiefs,
has III him on he list of neligibes. Mr. Nixon,
T. has been discovered. has committed the helhous
offence of sisring the petition for snip SUBSIDY
liI advocated 10y Republicans III the last
Conc-es~.
Of Nj Croker As Tamnany is not in politics
fo- this ca,Daisn alone but also expects TO enter
into national pontlcs as it did year ago, the
Recommendation of man who stands for The pIln-
c3nal Republican issue in tie last Congress Is
frowred on h. most Of the Democrats connected
with the organization
Cc-eressraan william Suze-. who was at the
Democratic Club last night. asked II any man
woo called h..nself \ Democrat could advocate the
ship Subsidy bill ..,,..
.-No sir. said the Congressman. emphatieaily'
no man can be a Democrat and advocate snip
eIff-sfoy bin Democrats believe in equai rlShtS
Tor an ana special privileges 10 none mere Mele
eafed le shin snsdy bill but they were all owned
by Stan0aru Oll COMPANY g ~ dI. IL ~
SniD Subsidy bill, the pet proJeGt OF Seiia'Si
and The other Leading Republicans IN ConsIeSs Sa1
would be enough I condemn hlm IN iile ese aiIu
orinion of ali good Democrats. Why, that was the
line that Sharply drawn in the lasI caINHaiSi'
Tfere are a so other objections to Mr. Nixon 1t
was said that Mr. Croker prevented Mr. Nixon
from tesufyiHg against Admiral SchleS' Ou' '''''
Sarator p II McC arren Of Brooklyn. at
the Democratic cub last night. and had talk
with Richard Croker. Mr.. Nice Carren was not COM
municative but from the drift of his remarks II
sdVisab bilttv of choosing candidate from BROOK
lyn With Low. Grout and other BrooklyI candl-
dates the anti-Tannany tlcket Ihe @ i !!
necessary. They still scouting Tor CoieT.
-'od man" he is referred 20 at the cIuo, stI .
adheres inclination for canoldate from liiiS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
GILMAN ESTATE INSOLTENT?
APPLICATION To HAVE IT so DECLARED
BECAUSE OF LARGE CLAIMS.

Bridgeport Conn Sept. 2S.-The Bridgeport Trust
Company administrators of the estate of George F..
Gilman to-day. through its attorneys. filed an ap-
plicaton in the Probate Court seeking TO have the
estate declared insolvent The action is taken in
view of the vast accumulation of claims against
the estate of the deceased tea merchant. OF which
one filed bv George Smith for S265.o01 and another
bv Miss Katherine Kupfer for $4,000, are sam
nfes There are some five hundred items In the
smith claim The petition of the administrators
will come TO hearing shortly. but no oppositlon Is
exnecn nd since the course taken entatinS tht SUB
seauent appointment of commissioners TO inquire
into the whole of claims against the estate
viii simpIif the situation and hasten settlement
The action instituted to-day In the state courts
does not fleet the suit brought by Mrs Helen Potts
Hall in the United District Court for possess
sion OF the entire estate.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
YACHT NAY BE LOST IN LANE MICHIGAN

ST joseph Mich. Sept. 2S-Evidence that leads
N the belief that some unknown pleasure sailing
Yacht Is now heIplesslv adrift in Lake Michigan
or that the craft has foundered and the crew per
ished in the heavy gale that prevailed on the lake
for the last week was brought about by the md
ing OF a broken spar by the life saving crew of this
CITY last night The spar is thirty feet long. 1t
was broken off near the saddle, Just above the
decks The topmaSt was broken off four feet be-
low the masthead. Attached to the spar was a
complete of iron trucks and wire rigging.
Entangled in the trucks were blocks. spar hooks,
pin racks and n green starboard light screen. The
wreckaSe towed into port and stored in the
life aving station IL is question as to whether
yacht under such circumstances could make port in
safety
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
HANNA ON ROOSEVELTS POLICY.

SAYS HE WILL GIVE HIM WARM SUPPORT IF HE
CARRIES OUT M'KINLEY's IDEAS
Cleveland, Ohio Sept Ex-senator Hanna de-
ciared to-day that he had been misunderstood when
he refused to discuss the policy of President Roose
welt few days since and that while he then did
not feel disposed to express opinion the sub
tect. he did not mean to imply that he would never
again talk for publication. He added:
II President Roosevelt carries out his promise to
continue the policy adopted by President Mckinley
he viii have my warm support. we'll that of
every other loyal Republican. If McKinleys policy
II followed sincerely believe that the pros
perity OF the country will continue Indefinitely.
Asked II he thought Congress would take any
action looking toward the suppression of anarchy
Mr.. Hanna said he thought something would be
done at the coming session. although personally
he had not formulated any definite line of action.
Mr.. Hanna said he expected TO make number Of
speeches In the coming State campaign. On
THURSDAY Senator Hanna, accompanied by his
daughter, Ruth, viii to Bath. Me-. where Miss
Hanna Will name the cruiser Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
MR.. HoLAHAN's OBJECTIONS,

President Hoahan interposed objections to the
passage of the resolutions. Mr.. Grout expla ined
he introduced them in order foresta further
approac aches from the Ramapo company. He had
noticed ii had gone to the Mayor with PROPOSE
tion and many complaints. The company had ap-
peared before the board last and had been per-
sisent in it's efforts obtain hold upon the city
Mr. Holahan said he would withdraw his opposition
If Mr.. Grout would divide the resolutions. The lat
was adopted. Mr.; Holahan then moved to lay over
the portion relating to the Ramapo Water Com
pany until the Water Supply Commissioner should
report the other. Mr.. Grout objected and sue
ceeded in having IL laid over for week only.
The secretary directed have at the next
meeting all propositions received from the Ramapo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
DESTINATION OF HATAN4 DRYDocK.

Washington. Sept 23.-From present indications
the big floating steel drydock Havana recent
ly purchased BY this government from Spain will
be sent TO the new olongapo naval station in the
Philippines. Secretary Long to-day authorized the
repairs recommended by Naval Constructor Gill
mour. who estimated the cost s6s000. in the be-
lief that an extra dock force would have to be en-
gagged Tor the work. 1t IS thought that much
OF the repair work be done by the regular
force. and the total cost considerab bly, reduced
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24


q WEAKNESS, and social pleas
ures have no attraction.
One OF the coinmonest
expressions of women cured
by Doctor Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is this: ut
has made a new woman Of
me-" There's a world of
meaning in the words. 1t
means the sparkle brought
back to the eyes; the
complexion tinted with the
rosy hue of healthy blood I;
the form rounded out anew
in graceful curves; the
whole body radiant with
health
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
CARPET CLEANING
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353 ". 54th st. Bsss Bssss sss So sa.s::.
]. & ]. W. WILLIAMS
Notlee of Summons.

CITpRFNE COURT OF THE STATE y.
- Nevr-York-John d, Miller, Plaintiff ssaNYs sNsv york
NJ pierre Defendant. Trial desired IN Wv
County. summons
To the above named defendant - ,.s Complain.
~ ", ors hsrabv summoned answer ule .~s~ N
A., ,hts sCtcn and TO serve copy OF your - ssrer
the niaIutrs attorney, within twenty ~ ~ tay Of
- sfsrr-ica exclusive OF Ut.
sar,,ce and in of failure 10 apIe ar
tnscr,snt Will be taken against you oS N0'~
,rsIisf demanded in the complaint
Dated August a6th 1901 .,,,~7r,~-- IR
"ii- Plaintiffs Attorney
o@c. and Pest Office Address. Nc ~ Broau"aS'
az Manhattan. New York City -.tc. that
To the defendant. Frank NJ Pierce: lea & ~, nubca-
,ha f,raroiue is served upon you -
~, tbeTeof pursuant order OF puoiSd
w" cha H Truex Justice OF ths
Court dated the 10th day Of September lSol a. Cerk
- that day in the cncs ei ~
y, ,hs county OF New York at the County Court 49,
oi o. NJ Ro-otsh OF Manhattan. City of New aer"
VI '''e WILLIAM 6. CHrrTtCh Sl-ssr
Plaintiffs Afto:nss.,,
ON. ar5 Post Office Address. No. - BrOadWaN' D-
=, Manhattan. New York CITY.