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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-22

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-For the
first time the real scope of the
battle waged by the Amalgamat-
ed Association of Iron, Steel and
Tin Workers against the billion
dollar steel trust was made pub
| lie by a local official of the form
er organization yesterday. If
the program is carried out as
projected the strike bids fair to
dwarf the great industrial strug-
gle of 1894 precipitated by the
A. R. U. and to involve trades
and industries so remotely iden-
titled with the steel industry as
to have escaped consideration
hitherto.
''The South Chicago mills will
be closed" declared Vice -Presi-
dent W. c. Davis yesterday, with
decided emphasis.
Continuing he said: 1--WE are
simply waiting to ascertain the
final attitude of the men in South
Chicago and one or two other
mills. A week or ten days will
bring on the second stage of the
strike. That will be opened with
a general appeal to union men Of
all trades for assistance. A
series of sympathetic strikes will
follow, for we know we can de-
pend on the hearty support of
loyal trade unionists in all lines.
What good Will it do the steel
trust if a handful of backsliders
from the association betray their
organization in Chicago? Why,
the bricklayers alone can tie up
the mill so that no work can be
done. When they refuse to do
the routine work on the cupolas
and furnaces the plant will be as
dead as the Egyptian pyramids.
1.-The Knights of Labor can
destroy the usefulness of the
steel workers by pulling out
their ore shovelers, and there
are many other departments
where the company is vulnerable
and the concerted action of true
union men would come like a
thunderbolt.
''The members of Lakeside and
Commercial lodges know this and
they are just beginning to real
ize the full EN- barrassment of
their position. They know that
this is death struggle and that
the Amalgamated association
must and will win
"'The storm of adverse criti-
cism that has poured upon them
has just commenced. 1t is grow
ing like whirlwind and'allAmer-
lea will resound with express
sions of contempt showered on
them in the form of resolutions
passed by staunch union men.
/ am confident they will redeem
themselves and come out. After
Mr.. Tighe departed and l return
ed toEastC ChicagoSunday evening
I mingled with the boys from the
mills and learned their senti-
ment. | talked with them as |
would with my own brothers,
and those [ saw agreed to go
through the mill and discuss the
situation as 1 presented it.
''The status of the two lodges
is such that / have no authority
to call meeting to talk to them.
Commercial lodge is entirely
without the pale of the Amalga-
mated association, and Lakeside
will be at its regular meeting
next Sunday unless some salts
factory action is taken. While /
shall not be able to address them
in a body, I have begun house
toulouse canvass, appealing to
them individually. Something
has already been accomplished,
as I know men who will go out
individually regardless of the ac-
ton of the lodges.
Il do not believe the members
of the two local lodges will
strike, - he said. Gas for the in
dividual members, ] believe that
the radical men would walk out
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-22
WILL QUIT
South Chicago Men Will Strike
Says Davis

of Hm0lgdmOted ASSO-
CidtiOn Thrc0tcnS a General Shut
down OF all industries and S0yS
Western Men VIII be in Line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
HEATH'S BOOM OF HANNA.

&N course, Mr. Hanna has pooh pcehen the boom started for him f.r f{z,e presidency by Percy Heath, say f1E. somewhat inelegantly. that Per " has always been mashed on me SeE etherless, the general impression here, writes Washington cores pssanent. is that MT Hanna is some g.t.at in the same fix as D. B. Hili hSss 6ho1s that it is a long time till s.1@f3 and he he does not care to pose sss q target until it is necessary At Eh@ same time, he is not at all adverse tn having hisfriends start little in- serve to test public opinion of the sub- IRsT and prevent his candidacy from sy9xoing as a shock when it is sprung f>a the convention.
 x it is we'll received by Republicans IL may be taken for granted that an effort will be made to make the coup. rcS helieve that the nomination is aesing thrust upon Mr Hanna In fact. ' good many men, some of whom are h.iSsSs friends of MT Hanna already express the opinion that If the pres <AMt business methods of the country result ill permanent prosperity, he will receive credit for wisdom and ,=ou'age which might make him a can stsnate in 1901, regardless of how he may feel on the subject now
 Ar. Heath's experience, both as a 3 @spaper man and as secretary of eae Republican, national committee has taught him that beoms may be s5arted in various and divers ways. and there is wisdom in testing the sentiment of the people we'll in ad, cane of the convention It is some wbat singular however that Mir 's-tsath should wait until he reached t-ondon before unhurdening himself ssn his statement Perhaps he thinks " necessary to gather British as well as American views, since the alliance saf the two countries has grown so
 rrong that there is now no telling ,East where the fever will stop
 As a matter of fact, there is no ,inubt that in any struggle for the examination. Senator Hanna would snld strong tactical advantage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
GCOCWlN-SUG GS.
Marriage Of Popular Couple at
 Sentenvi!ie.

\ special dated Mag ,, from Ben tonyille b the Little Rock Gazette, says:
 Miss Olive I.angford Sugss. musi- cal director of Bentonyille college. and Mr ". l.. Goodwin prominent business man of Pine Bluff, were married at s p. m. at the First Bap- ti5t church Of this city Rev. D. c. Boggs and Rev J. B. Coin officiated. The church was beautifully decorat- ed with green foliage and white flowers. \ reception was given at the brides home from to II. after which the bridal party left for Pine Bluff. their future home via St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
ASCENSION DAY
Appropriately Observed by the
 Catholics.

Today is Ascension Thursday. on which is commemorated the ascen- sion of Christ into heaven Special services Were held at the Catholic church at 3 a. m After benediction. the formal procession, opening the twentieth century jubilee. proclaimed by Pope Ieo.was held A cross bearer followed by the Acolyte of the church, Father Lucey, the Sisters Of Charity. and people of the congrega- tion, led the way out the front door of the church and back by the west door, when the usual prayers were said
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
I2O Second Avenue.
ARE YOU SICK?

Ii so, do not waste further time ex. perimenting, but consult Dr. Keitb the Specialist He will examine you adn find out your exact condition and start at the cause of your trouble and will tell you honestly whether you can be cured or not.
 Dr. Keith has over 300 patients now taking treatment ani many ave al. ready received sufficient benefit to recommend him to you after other doctors had failed to even relieve.
 If you are sick or afflicted with any chronic disease, call and be examinal it will cost you nothing for eonsulta. tion.
 The Doctor is a graduate of the University of the City of New York, New York State, and holds special diplomas showing nls experience Tn chronic and private diseases. His diplomas are open to the Inspection of all
 Dr. Keith has compiled with the medical laws of the state of ArNansae and has recorded hls diploma with the County Clerk of Jefferson County
 If you are sick or afflicted in any way, do not fail to call and see Dr. Keith at once
 Call up old phone 75) or new phone 405 and make appointment to see Dr. Keith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

Wood Cash, Benton county far. mer. shielded by hanging himself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
Will Talk on "Unionisr, :"

MT. Charles F. konnack. secretary of the cigar makers union, Of Little Rock. arrived in the city this morn ing and will deliver an address on "unionism from the courthouse steps at s o'clock tonight. Ha will endeavor while in the city to start a union movement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
he Secret Is Out.

\ marriage license was issued by Deputy County Clerk l.. T. Sallee this afternoon to Mr John Touhey. of Jackson. Tenn. and Miss Mamie Healy of this city. Mir Touhey ask ed that the issuance of the license be kept secret. but as usual. tha Graphic got the news Miss Healy $ a popular young lady of the East end
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

ei-abered at the Postoffiee at Pine EhSsltf, Ark, as secontclass mail mat ftar-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
Wanted Here for BlqamY.

Constable L. F. Cheek went to Tex arkana this afternoon to get Leah Thompson, eolored who is wanted here on charge of bigamy The charge was made by her Pine Bluff husband She has already been ar rested in the Twin City
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
Kin & asS Brine I.ova

A good deed Is never lost. He who shows courtesy rsaps friendship and h. who plants kindness gathers Iovo Pleasure bestowed upoa grateful mind was nsvsr sterile. but xenersJ,v gratitude bAgots reward.-Basil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

Federal Judge Rogers nominated for school director at Fort Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

What has become of that cotton mill scheme which was creating such interest in Pine Bluff a few weeks ago?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

Editor Bernhardt, of the Dumas News, certainly has a full stomach He says: The Iron Mountain con struction train is in our mids-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

son why everybody in Jefferson county should not become 2 gold bug.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
advertising rates made known on at.s7iic ation.
Subscription Price.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16

New oil company in Texarkana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
An  .  Accurate rimepiece
An

Will not cost you much. ii you know where to buy it. We sell American watches. absolutely un- rivaIed for accuracy. in plain and dur able cases. at merely nominal figures. Cal around and get our prices. w. can saee yos money on any kind of watches
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-16
STATE NEWS.

Federal court orders sale of Mis- sissippi River and Little Rock rail- road.
 Railroads ignored railroad com missioners invitation for conference on joint rates
 Federal Judge Rogers nominated for school director at Fort Smith.
 Grading on Iron Mountain exten. sion to zine region to commence June 1.
 Governor Davis to be asked to save Jarvis, Springdale wife murderer from gallows
 New oil company in Texarkana.
 Wood Cash. a Benton county far mer. suicided by hanging himself
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
THE PEOPLES POWER IN ENGLAND.

A"National Democratic League" was recently
organized in England. Two weeks ago the Birm.
lngham branch of the League held public meeting
at which, for monarchical country, there was
plain talking Subsequently the secretary of the
birmingham organization received letter from the
Chief Constable, who stated that some disgraceful
language had been used at the meeting and threat
ened that il such language used in the future
he would not permit the organization to hold any
meetings whatever The speaker whose oratory was
regarded as offensive and dangerous to public order
merely protested, according to London Truth against
the "sycophantc tendencies of the times, maintain
edsthat all men equal and asserted that he "was
as good as the King
Theoretically every Briton is a Subject" of the
sovereign and cannot therefore, be "as good as the
King" AS matter of fact however, the King ex-
eroses sovereignty merely by permission of the peo-
pie If they should decide one day that they "are
tired OF Kings" His Majesty would have to step
down and out and become private citizen In in
telect and in character he is in no degree equal to
thousands of his subjects who earn living by the
practice of profession by mercantile pursuits or in
honest toll A king by all except toadies and fat
terers, Is regarded a to be measured by the
same standards by which private life are tes
ted The old fiction of the divinity which doth
hedge about king" was long ago proved an absurd
ity Kings are OF the earth earthly fashioned out OF
the same clay as the subjects who allow them to ex-
ercise sovereignty. Probably no man understands
this fact better than the present sovereign OF Great
Britan who with all his fondness for ceremony snd
prerogative has saving common sense.
LII lfmonarchical government ia to outlast the TWEEN
tleth century it will not be through the exataton of
the person OF the sovereign. The world is too old
and too wise, and perhaps too cynical to tolerate
foolish preensions. As long as the King gives his
subjects no trouble, does not attempt to oppress
them and recognizes that the Constitution is supreme
he will be permitted to reign, while the people,
through their representatives in Parliament govern
Collectively, therefore, the people are the supreme
power in monarchical Britain II the King should
ever seriously challenge the supremacy of the people
ne would find his sovereignty gone. AS body poll
ito the people OF Great Britain superior to their
King. Whether, as individuals, they are as good"
40 their monarch is largely matter of taste and
standards. The frank is bat the guneas stamp. the
mans the gowd for a that
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
A TRUE DEAOcRATlc PRINCIPLE.
would fall!

In an interview with the Kansas City Times
Senator John T. Morgan, OF Alabama, harks back to
the tariff question as living issue of the day.
eff the platform makers for our national elec-
tions, said Senator Morgan, would say that the De-
mocratc party 10 opposed to all abuses of the power
of taxation because such abuses are opposed to the
ancient creed that demands equal rights for ALL with
exclusive privileges to none, and If the orators and
writer's would show up the many and terrible abuses
OF the power of taxation that inflicted upon the
people the fact would at appear that there are
many moro than enough Democrats In the United
States to elect Democrat to the Presidency" ~
Recent utterances of President Mckinley have
been interpreted to signify that in his Judgment
changed conditions justifya reduction in the height
of the tariff wall, But whatever the President may
think, the trusts have too great hold upon the
machinery which governs the Republican party to
permit any change in the law which has been de-
clared by competent authority to be their mother
Senator Morgan does not hesitate to declare that our
policy toward Cuba is dictated by the Sugar Trust
"1f Cuba was annexed" he says, sugar would
come in free Of duty and the people would have
cheap sugar But the Sugar Trust would lose it's
power to rob the people by holding the sugar market
in the hollow of its hand Therefore we are requir
ed to keep Cuba at arms length 80 that Congress
tax her sugar for the benefit of the Sugar Trust
but we must not give Cuba sovereign independence
so that she would be at liberty to make bargains
with other countries for tho disposal of her sugar
and tobacco To accomplish all this we are reouir.
cd to retain the rghtto rule Cuba in her foreign re-
lations and to interfere, at option, in her domes
tic affairs"
1t is evident from all that has occurred in re-
cent years that there is little hope of dealing with
trusts and combines and bringing them under sub
lection to law under present political conditions and
the only hope for the Democratic party as an agency
for the promotion Of this object, Senator Morgan
points out, is for Democrats to stop wrangling over
differences that have been settled by events and to
assemble on tho old foundation creed The old
creed organizes the party 30 that any honest capa
bic and sound Democrat can lead it to victory. The
theories that tariff should be levied for revenue
only. that the tax power should not be abused and
that there should be equal rights for all and special
privileges for chief stones in the foundation
OF the Democratic creed If there is to be gen
une effort to bring the trusts within bounds the
point of attack is the tariff 1t is no use dealing
with symptoms now; the cause of the disease must
first receive attention,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
the PREDlCAAENT OF A TRULY GOOD MAN.

Will wonders ever ceaseY Will We ever reach
an era where shock cannot reach us, and where as
constituent cannot play havoc with our nervous sys
temY Think OF it men and maidens and Christians,
think of it, we say, L. c. Hughes, the sanity the
pious, the defender of all that is pure and holy the
heaven prohibitonist, the psalm singer the
author OF Sunday Reflections" the modern Moses
OF Arizona the Wesley of Tucson is engaged In con-
Quoting lotte-y
your amazement, your surprise can be Witnessed
by your eyes. You can hardly believe it, yet it is
true The holy Mr.. Hughes, the pious Mr.. Hughes.
the truly good Mr. Hughes the better than his neigh
Dor Mr. Hughes, the former Attorney General ughee
the former Governor Hughes, Is sure enough the
boss OF lottery joint at the present time. Angels
and ministers OF Grace defend us-and the Epworsh
League in session in San Francisco. too.
The Hughes lottery is not only a violation of
the moral law but also counter to the laws of
the United States. The Hughes lottery is what is
generally known as The pool system. You put up
your coin and you can take a chance to win piano.
a buggy, sewing machine. bicycle, bible, die
tionary complete set Of Watts hymns the charges
on which Hughes has been fred from Office, (bouud
in calf Is volumes; the Sunday Reflections OF the
Star. III volumes (bound in Russia leather,) COM
plete keno outfit; the private correspondence OF
Hughes with Hoke Smith, q vol. caf0 faro table;
The Complete Sermons of John Wesley; six shoot
or with 100 rounds of ammunition; The Sermons of
the Reverend Ebenezer Makemseep; ten shares Of
stock in the Azurte Mining Co; Ways that are Dark
This vast aggregation Hughes Is going to dis
pose OF by lottery. You buy ticket and If You
draw winning number you win; If yoa don't you
won't
Representing the moral sentiment OF Tucson,
The Citizen feels called upon to protest against this
dsgraceful and reprehensible gambling device. We
hereby call the attention of the postoce authorities
to this illegal lottery And deferentialy and gently
and hnmbly beg TO call the attention Of the eld-
and deacons of the Methodist Church to the en-
terprise OF Brother Hughes. What are they going
to do about itS Can Hughes still be shining light
in the amen corner and at the same time the boas Of
lottery jointP
God help us all Who would think that Hughes
would fall!
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
ALL SHOULD HONOR THE PATRIOTIC DEAD,

In one sense the saddest memory a nation can
perpetnate 10 that OF Civil War; and yet there ia
pensation in 1t when the bitterness of the strife has
passed away 1t has with us, and reunited people
can honor the dead as countrymen who died for
what they thought was right even though others re-
gardcd ft as wrong. No doubt each in his heart hon
prs most those with whose cause he sympathized.
but there 10 charity and kindiness for all They are
the nations Dead and the nation wishes them peace
ful sleep.
But every once in a while ghoul will blink his
bleafy eyes and attempt to arouse the passions of
me past Thus the San Francisco Call, stewed in
ths inioe Of bate and prejudice solemny rebukes the
city of New Orleans for giving public funeral to a
dsAd confederate soldier few days ago, when day
sor two previously soldier OF the war with Spain.
Mas buried without special honor
The memories Of the struggles of the Civil War,
~ s1rer 70 the Southern people than anything con-
nscted nth that possibly be to the people of
fhe North.
The people Of the South represented greater
and not only Civil War survivors but their
aMnediste descendants have more to remember in
ecnasction with IL which moves 10 deep feeling and
u not sll fearful, recollections of scattered
ruined homea blighted hopes aud years of
Nnnn nrfng.
1o forgst thee things would be impossible for
sple capable ~ any form Of patriotic enthusiasm.
1lls people ~ the South were capable of permit
1ag ahe nenlofies AZ ahe Civil War 10 fade 80 soon
y
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23

it would Indicate lack of the qualities which make
for good citizenship
Every people with history must have their
sentimental memories, and the people of tho North
should have Tess respect for those of the Southern
States than they have if Southerners were less ready
to lift their hats to the dwndlng column of their
Confederate veterans 10 greet with yell
the inspiring strains of their ever-popular Dixie
1t long ago ceased to be a danger signal The South
in the future, as in the past, will be the balance
wheel of the Republic
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
II Dazxlss she Word.

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one qnarter Of tho excitement
that bas been caused by Dir. Kings New
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Hemorrhge, picurisy, and Brpnehitis,
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perfect health. For Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Group, Hay Fever, Hoarseness
and Whooping Cough It III ths qnick.
esl, sureat cure In the world. II ID sold
by l.. Zeckendorf & Co. Wholesale Geo.
Martin retailer who guarantees satisfec.
tion or refund money. Large bottle 6Oc
and s1.00. Trial bottles free,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23

TUCSON always does things we'll. When it blows
dust it blows like the very devil When it gets hot,
ntdoesnt do things by halves When il rains it does
II beautifully Taking it all in ALL it is safe to say
that Tucson is darling
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
A posr Millionaire.

Lately starved 10 London because he
could NOS digest his food. Early use oil
DIR. Kings New Iite Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the sto-
mach aid digestion. promote assimila-
tion, improve appetite. Price 25c. Mo-
ney back II not satisfied. Sold by l..
zeckendorf 4 Co. wholesale Geo. Mar
sin retailer,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
Notice to Cessiraeiors.
TucsoN. Amx .Iulv ~ 1n

Tucson, ARaz., July III, 1901.
Ths plans and specifications for one
school house are now ready ut Architect
Tross's office. Bids will be received by
s. II. Drachman, chairman OF the hoard
Of school trustees. same will be opened
on July 18th, 1901, mt the clerks 0iiice
at II, noon. The hoard reserves tho
right to accept or reject any and all
bids.
s. II. DRAcHMAN, Clerk.
let pub July ~, last July 90
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
NotIce.

To F. 8. WHITE: GREETING:
The annual expenditure Of 500. 90, 10
required by United States Mining Laws.
Sec. 1924, on the Texas mining claim,
Aio district. for the year 1900, waa made
by j. +. Kent. co-owner, and failure 10
pay your proportion will forfeit yonr in
terest. ]. f. KENT.
Dated at Pasadena, Cal, June 17tf,
1901.
lat pub. June 1S last Sent. 8
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23

W. +. Francis has purchased an inter
est in kimhaif's bookstore and the busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted under
the Arm name OF Kimhall & Francis
The liberal patronage given the store in
the past has been appreciated and the
present proprietora hope 10 secure many
new nakronn
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
For Sale

A Rider hot air engine and pump No.
10 tiarge sizel tn good order and the
cheapest power known; cooking stove
will run it aud q boy can feed IL.
F.A. DRAKE, Sr.,
77-lw Occidental Hotel Block, Meyer 81.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
For Sale

A nearly complete set OF household
furniture cheap. Address Box si2. City.
7G-78
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23
Seme University Lots.
We win Convince You

That we have the largest and best To-
Gated lots In the South Side University
addition OF any around the University.
Onr lots are 80 by 100 ieet. Main avenne
is 30 fest wide and quarter OF mile
long. All lots have two street fronts. n
view for fifty miles on three sidea. can.
not be ohetructed by dwelling. We are
building and want little cash. Now
is your time. We will sell few lots
call at No. 80 Occidental Hotel Block
Mayer st. 6S-lmo +. A. DRAgE, sR.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-23

WANTED--A practical person for small
family with inyalid--appIy 6i5 South
Stone avenue. G7.Gs