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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
OakhurSt.

Mrs Henry Brady, who has
been at T B Beady's the past two
weeks sick, we are glad to note,
is improving.
Mrs Lewis Kalb, Of Atlanta, is
visiting her sister. Mrs Joe Cox.
Miss Sallie Latimer is Oh the
sick list.
Mrs CP Post and daughter, Miss
Lille, visited relatives near Har-
mony Grove Thursday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Alonzo
Dunn, a bouncing baby boy.
Mrs Miller Brady, Of Memphis,
is visiting her parents and other
relatives here.
Mrs J P Trippe is spending
sometime in Marietta with her
daughter, Mrs J A Mcdonald.
Miss Dora Garrison opened
school at Forest Hill on Monday
Of last week, with very good at
tendance.
Mr. ChastaIn and wife, OF Len
ard, spent Sunday here, the guests
of relatives,
Miss Ina White, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Dunn. re-
turned home last week.
Miss Annie Devices visited
George Greer's family Sunday,
returning home Tuesday. Ruth.
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Lost fountain.

w. w. Smith, of Joliet. Illinois,
is visiting his father here, William
Smith, who is very sick.
Prof. jim Watson opened his
singing school here Monday morn
ing.
One of our farmers Just over the
Paulding line has arrived at the
conclusion, this late day, that cot
ton don't pay and plowed up part
of his cotton and planted it in
turnips. He proposes to supply
Paulding in turnips and have some
for Cobb and enough left for
family use.
Warner Paris has laid by his
crop and is at home nursing that
new young lady that has just ar
rived at his house.
James J. Kemp lost fine horse
a few weaks ago, making two he
has lost inside Of a year.
Mr.. Schuyler Goodwin and wife
and Miss Odell Taylor, all of Blue
Ridge, spent Sunday here with
Mr.. Goodwin's parents.
Doc Williams. Henry and Chas.
Ward we're ont Sunday. They
know where to get good water and
a square meal.
Mrs. J. S. Goodwin is sick.
We can't write poetry, just
learning to write prose. ALLEN
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
NiCkaiaCk.

No rain III this section since the
9th of June, consequently we are
in the midst of very damaging
Prof. Akin, Of Atlanta, will de-
liver his second lecture on the
Holy Land and the itineracy of
Christ, next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. His lectures with
maps are very instructive. Come
out and hear him.
w. G. Nash and wife, Of Mari
eta, are visiting at j. w. Rufus
this week
About eleven months ago we
nnofficially cited the Journal
readers to "keep a weather eye
on the Fulton Tannery, which
new enterprise had lust been
launched in the suburbs of At
lanta it has quietly and steadily
forged ahead until it's rating now
in Bradstreet is one hundred
thousand dollars, with a reputa-
tion CT turning out the best or as
good as the best leather made.
koN
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18

The late Prot. Fiske was great
and precious mathematician and
linguist but did not know how to
preserve his health. The editor
of the Wilmington IN. G. } Mes
senger says; ut is said that he
had mastered Euclid, algebra,
trigonometry, surveying and nav
igation at u, acquired a reading
knowledge of Greek, Latin, Ger
man, Spanish, French and Italian
by the time he was II, and passed
on TO Sanscrit and Hebrew at 1S.
He failed to take the needed rest
and proper care end lies as conse-
quence i'll his cerements.
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Powder Springs.

The picnic was well attended
here last Saturday. Everybody
had an enjoyable time:
Miss jamie Able, Of Macon, IS
visiting DR.. Wright ana family.
Sam McEachern, Of Atlanta, Is
visiting here.
The farmers are about laid by
in this section.
Prof. Stone resumed school here
the 8th inst. with fair attendance;
Rev. Spinks, Of Atlanta, filled
his regular appointment here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rain is much needed here.
John L. Butner is visiting III
Butts county. =
Mr.. Florence and daughter, OF
Temple, are visiting here. 7 NO
To he happy you must forget
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18

When a man wants to change
his name he must apply to the
courts. All girl has to do is to
get married.
Some women carry their bargain
hunting proclivities SO far as to
take a husband whose reputation
is slightly damaged.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
DIR. G. L. EZZARD,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
MARIETTA, GA.--offce at the Boarding
House of p. !. Edwards On Campbell Hill Street.
All calls promptly attended. Phone S4o.
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p. r. CORTELYOU, n. D.,
GENERAL PPnuTITIONER.

MARIETTA, GA Once North side Public
Square, over Mrs. Warren's Millinery Store
Consu ltatiOn hUrrs 9la n m TO ~, and to 8
p. m, unless otherwise engaged Residence,
Church street, nearly opposite Presby terrain
Church All calls promptly attended. Tele
phone No. 200.
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JOHN R. GREER, N. D.,ID.D, 5
DIR. E. j. SEIZE,
pHvsTcIAN AND SuRaFoN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TENDERS his professional services in he
practice Of Medicine in all ts branches to the
citizens OF Marietta and surrounding country
Office over Geo S Owens grocery store. All cali
attended to promptly.
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w. NJ. SESSIONS. GEO d. ANDERSON
SESSIONS s. ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MARIETTA, GA. Office in brick building, sec
ond door from the corner, Atlanta street
Prompt attention 20 all business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
B. T. FREY,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARIETTA, GA. Office north side publ.
square, room 8, iu rear OF Clay and Dlair's Ofco.
Collections a specially. Money l0aned.ss
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18

To be happy you must forget
vonrself and remember others.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
JOHN p. CHENEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA GA. Office South side OF Public
Square, opposite Journal Office. All legal busi-
ness attended to promptly. Collections specially
solicited. Also Notary Public.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
DR.. c. o. FOWLER,

PHYSICIAN = AND = SURGEON.
MARIETTA, GA, Office upstairs in Elm wood
building, with Dr. G.. H. Field. Phone 1871. Calls
promptly answered day or night.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
DR.. CHARLES RI. FIELD,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Marietta, Ga, Office up stairs ovti the P6sN-
office Residence on Lawrence street Once
Phone, Bell, Co, No. 1871 Residence Phone, Beli
Co, NoJ12S All calls promptly attended
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
DR.. w. M. KEMP,

GENERAL PRACTITIONER
MARIETTA GA. Once. Room 3, Elmwood
building. Residence Agricola house, CharGh
street
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
ENOCH FAW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA, GA. once "a Masonic Buildiag
up stairs, first room on the lett. Legal business
solicited and attended to promptly
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18

calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking a
Continuance of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK e. SON.
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Frank nj. Boston,
J. Z. FOSTER,

MARIETTA, GA. Office Southeast corner OF
Public Square, over Florence Bros, King Co.'s
Store First two rooms on the left.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18
BUSINESS CARDS.

OFFICE on North sIde Public Square. over
ochllllngs store Marietta, Ga. Application
rom neighbor' & towns promptly attended TO-
The evening world., 1901-04-18
IMMIGRANTS
THIEVES PREY.
New Arrivals Robbed
by DespicabIe
Tricks.

The Immigrant landing place at the
Battery In tais city has become 40 badly
Infested with thieves that Commissioned
~ Immigration F1tchie has obtained nm
additional detail Of police.
Commissioner EttCh.- Aaid si.arpcrs
las in wn.: !0r Immigrants and by all
.sprts ~ devices g., whatever money
they have. and even steal their bag.
gage.
one poor Italian Immigrant, nn the
promise of work. was taken to III" Post
once. asked 10 give n deposit and had
-. all tn. money he had In the world,
taken from him, He was told by the
sharper 10 wait. and he waited ten
hours.
Commissioner Fiichic said that tho
most common form %! roahinS the i'm.
migrants |. by ssarp.rs In the guisc ..
.Spr.:smcn. They get cxorbitant rates
for Transferring III. immigrants bag.
Iasc. get his checks and then take hts
baggage and dispose o. II.
Dctectlv" Gr0San this morning arrest
~i PasTua!- Sentco for working this
game
Scn;'c1 says he runs saloons ut No,
lib Mulberry stree. and on Staten Island.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
.DEVERY HARSH
WITH DEBTORS.
Pay Up," Says Trial
Commissioners to
Policemen.

Haven ydu got any honor about
YOU. i'rindl.y7'' asked Deputy Commits
sipncr Dercry ot phtrotman = q Brsnd.
ley. o. the Disrlc;-A.trrney' onic". ar.
rn!gn.d on "a dent complaint at Police
HEADQUARTERS thIs morning
B-.nhley Il III. officer who escorted
valet Jones' abpu, tn. T"ndcrloin look
ns FOR corrobJr.L;ing witnesses In the
CAS-" OF N. murder II William Marsh
Rice
The deb, wn- contracted two years
b-f"r" became y policeman c,-
plaln"h Brindlcy
III "a man b5rro.s nc ouEh, 20 make
good said Uevcry
Sir Commissioner put in Lawyer
Grant. Brin!lcys soun.-! (" the officer
"as one. IN business and failed Tor
$1,000, He ma pad 500 Of tina, sum. .
Welt. t ll dismis. ,hi. com.
r!a.n'. sand Livery. TRY TO pay up
up'
i'hnmn. J I Moore. Of the West
USED ot htiur. 10 pay tor groceries
aud 10 r.turn mun.y borrowed from a
Mr. Llu!a
''ray IN. debit, ordered D.yery.
can't pay So month, said Moore
Queer. put IN Mr. Lloyd. Hes not
married"
"ilu, I'm going to next month
Iofppn' your marriage and pay
your debts. admonish.d the Commits
siuU.T
Policeman Robert mckinley. Of the
VEST li.tA.s.y"nth street station. was
chtfEcd with having allowed colorcd
man EdMtri Denton, who vas suffering
from smallpox AT No. ~ Nest Forty
INST strict to .st'hp. Will. he was
watching him
Dr Ghnri"s I benedict. "a Health De-
,,ir'm"nt inspector. said Dc made an
Nomination. ~ IN. man and summoned
an ambulance. Mckinney watched ON"
!""r, "h.l. ,l.: patient escaped throus n
in"th"-
II n" Boar! "f Health would pro-
"a. men "hp 'Ou.d 10 right into IN"
CONS sa.L Deputy Commissioner Dcv-
'rN "thes" escapes couldn't b" made |
I'Ai' coir-"a man i a; large. Ta-r" |
Siz - neglect On III" pnrt OF the Health !
'ephrttusn II, when yt'u 'n'I"d an aln''u- !
anCr ~ { "r.t'ck and i ,i!dn.t get there !,
lnIil clock
The evening world., 1901-04-18
EoEs NOT DlsAPPo1NT.
TIE New Discovery fo Catarrh SEEMS
10 Po::e.s Remarkable Merit.

A new ca,arrh cure hn, recently appeared
shich so FAR us tested has been remarkably
successful In curing NJ forms OF cataf'h,
whether In tn. head. throat. bronchial
tubes or in stomach aid liver
The -etr-dy /. in tablet form. pleasant ant
convcnien, 10 take. IN! no special secrecy
l.. maintained as to what II contains. hs
table, being a scien;ifc combination OF
Guaiscol Eucalyp,ol. Sanguinaria. Hydrak-
Tin and similar valuable and harmless anti
ssp'!cs.
The safe and effective ca;Arrh cure may
ne found at any drug sore under name OF
Stuarts Ca,arrh Tablets.
Whether the catArrh Is located in tho
nose. throat. bronchial tubes or stomach.
the tablets seem to act with equal success.
removing the s'uny feeling In head and
nose clearing III. mucous membrane Of
throat and trarhea from catarrhal secr--
lions. which cause the tickling. coughing.
hawking and raEging so annoying TO every
rAtar-h sufferer.
Nasal ca'srrh generally leads 20 ulcera-
ton. In some csscs to such an ex,-n, a TO
destroy the nose entirely and in many old
cases Of cathrrh the bones o. the head be-
come diseased. SaA1I ca,arrh gradually ex-
tends 20 The 'hrca. and bronchial tubes. and
very often to the stomach. causing that very
obs'ira,. trouble caiarrh Of the stomach.
ca'Arrh Is a systemic poison. Inherent In
the blood. and local ~ashcs douchcs aalyeS
inhalers and scrars rrn have no effect on
tho real cause OF the disease. An internal
remedy which acts upon tho blood 10 tho
only rational treatment. and Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets Is the safest OF all Internal
remedies. as well the most convenient
and satisfactory from n medical standpoint.
Or. Eaton recently stated that he had sue.
cess:ully used S,uart's Catarrh Tablets In
old chronic cases even where ulcerAtions
had extended ~ far as to destroy the sep.
,un OF the nose. He rays: Il am pleasantly
surprised almost every day by tho excellent
results from S,uarts Catnrrh Tablets. II
Is remarkable how efIcctuaily they remove
tho excessive secretion and brink about a
healthy condition Of the mucous membranes
OF the nose, .hron, and stomach"
All druggists sell complete treatment OF
the tablets at 50 cents. and a little book.
giving the symptoms and causes OF the
various forms OF ca'arrh. will be mailed
free by addressing r. A. stuart Co.. Mar
shall. Mich
The evening world., 1901-04-18

",i"rSHl'EG April Is \ sHml-onritl
statement was .!v'n "nl ~ tn" head
Uuig,"'s ., IN" Ama.ramnt"a Ass"cll
Ton "c Iron and S,--l Workers that the
SINK" nj Mritrrsp.r' w"tlld b" called
m this ,ucrno"n This .nl- the pos.
..ntiiS ~ a genera, strike AGAINST the
HiHou-doliur Steel Trust
r." ..tll,m,ni i, hns"d ~ a Pra3ps
tirr mlic by John Jart.tt, ~ tn !nh'r
ltrusr II tn" Amrfi, ~ SIrst S'ri
,,mp4f ). thu, a. ,ac men. wl;n tAr ~
p'spi ~ George : iip|tpNHv ~ re-
-nstat.d ,r once nrgoNnsf ,lsc WI
b, taken III l,i"r am! whil" h- rriu-
staten, nj Il assured i,t VII bc ,us,
o-udcu from work ~ a matter q. Disc.
81 ne
TN, reason for the exception ~ tn
pcrs..,al a!nitt!ty h-rws.n h!m hHa
supt Smith had put ne" fcs,ture n
HIS discharge.
Union men OF the Devices wood steel
plan, a; Mckcrsipr; io-Lay took ny ihe
gage thrown down 3y Manager cooper
and refused TO return {" work Tn"
Company had posted u notice that u al
A. II the strikers. .! whom there are
to. d.d M; return iacy could consider
themselves discharged
on, Two m.a applied FOR work. and
az th,y quickly yielded to m" rrr-
snasion .! the strikers, the attempt -
resume operations wa- for The tia.
,bandoiGd.
Troubl. VAS feared 1! any number %
men had Shown a disposition 70 return
10 N,Jih. \ CoMn.i,tct OF striker con-
srcKai.i ABOUT IN. rnirnnc. OF IN. ma.
ana the entire !-,!lr" force o: the ciiy
"a. out ~ citizens t.vta,. rcidS to
gl..ii any disorder. but their services
we're not nr'.!eG.
The strikers, acting hpon the advice
OF III. labor leaders. did not call Tor the
wages due them AZ required By the
mana cement. but decided To wait uGtii
~. y.huIaT pa. ua.. April -.
The National A.. so.y board, got to-
s.. her aEa.n about 10 O'Clock. win
lively. o. the af;.en members present
together with all the Nlcc-f.rsi ca;.
ut The ur4aulzaiicn Two members ~
M. board, those representing No bis
tr,c,, in Illinois. ana No. !. At Bifming-
h m Ala. wrIr not called 20 the pres.
,n, meeting. because non" of TIE Anc-
The evening world., 1901-04-18
MANCHESTER WINS SUIT.
''"r"" /imn"r"nU see. Nancy
t""'l"r sHnsuiurisi DrGrntr,i.

LONDON April is. The .ul, II san
Sn'n"i'i asu.ns' III" bike ~ Mnrch.rt.r
WAS a"'i"d In Mhuuhtst.r~ !avor 4
dA} ~ III, court VI Kings l,nch TAe
piniUhT ,oHshi To r..uvcr eco com.
msss'pn foF pfpcGrsns IN" Duke a loan 8.
c'ol" II" Duke pleaded tina; IN,
terms - The i"'n w"rc unreasonable.
Mr. zimmerman. the fu,h,r-in-law o,
Manchester Aas n court Sausu,nn,,j
'e-tih"a tina, ~" bukr .l,d h" want
ed go" IN rD.n"c,iou NTH Il, marrias.
After evidence to III. "r.c, ina, the
Manch"-t.r estates N England ana It,.
land showed y yearly dcact, and ,h,,
the Income did no; sum-. TO NEE, The
ror'gaS's. chniv.. and ,u,ntur.s -,
TIE bo"as"r Du"n"ssss, judvmen, VA.
given IN 'Asor q, the defendant, on tn.
srouad that Sansuinrtt! mad n.y,,
round ANY one ab- ur wiling to ,ro.
T,i" the loan on ali h u" Claimed cpm.
mission. On the aCtuL! security available,
The evening world., 1901-04-18
PITTSBURG N0
BE STEEL CENTRE
Offices OF different Corn panies
Of Morgan Combine to Be
Moved There.

iITrSnrRG. Pa, April IS Tn
Euiird Stl,c. Steel Corporation Is I
m,E. p!t,sDurg the payroll centric o
Is great system OF plants, and the 20,
H7c- ~ "a many plants as possible Va
,r removed here.
The officers o, the American Sheet
Stvl Company and American Steel Hoop
Company Il Is probable, Will be re-
and the National Steel Company and ne
American T!u Plate comrnn? vii! also
move. l. the purpose OF the comb:nn-
pnrltcs lntna;. reduce III. Board ~ d.
re- tprs to !. small group o, active men
and 20 hold h. presidents ~. each com
pIuy responsible" for the conduct OF AZ
fairs ~ IN" s"pn-nts c"nc"fns.
cant a -. Wolvin, formerly genera!
manager OF the American Steel and
Wire steamboats,. has been chosen gen
,crai manager .! the combina.ion's
st.ayny hIp Interests
The evening world., 1901-04-18
SAYS WIFE HAI
HIN CONF IND.
AItschuhin Court Ater
Four Years in az
Asylum.

Jccob Henry Altschuh. !nmat OF thu
Minha.;hn STAT. Hospital. whs ISL
AMI, stree September. 1897. vs. ,nkc:s
h fore Suptcm. Court Justice Nndrews
to-day Oh wr!: .. hah.aS opus on
TN. ground ,h,t hc is sane All held l.
legally
The WI was obtained by h mother.
Mrs. KATHERINE. Altschuh. though hrr
counsel. John 6. Ritter Alu'huh was
committed TO Hioominsia.. in Jane.
i.,7. ny city Cour; Justice Jim Henry
Mccarthy. lie wa. release! :;er be!n-;
incnrceraicd a month. but vas again
ar.es,-d On an order s.gneiby MasL'-
.ra;s kudlich ior cxam!naiiu In Belle
vuc and transferred to the Manhattan
stat" Hospital
Al,schuh sas formerly I wcll-to-d"
Ash m.rchan, Il; No. 2.ol :!Ghih ave
nue and KEEP; horsss. We !leSe. said
his lawyer. tina, Mr. .\l,shuh's com
nitmen: was the result Of conspiracy
between HIS wife and ano;fr person 10
s,-; rid Of aim His VIII. iok his name
down from his store and pe hers UP In
stead Al nrs; his wife paid Tor ms
keep at Bloomingialc. but Atsr had MIN
transferred 20 Wards lsla,d As a state
charge. alleging she Wa unable 10
pay for hts maintenance. although snc
WIS doing "A profitable business.
Justice Andrews after p.rusins the
commitment BY Magistrate kudlich
said 1t was for examination at Bellevue
liosr.tai Insane Pavilion and there was
nothing TO show aow thcman had been
removed To Wards Island. lie &C.
corIinsly adjourned tie case Tor a
w.ck
The evening world., 1901-04-18
TRY CAPTAINS
NEXT SATURDAY
HerIihy and WesterveIt
Gases Are Put
OF.

owing to tn. illness ~ Assistant DIS
trict attorney James 81 Osborne. the
examination o. Pole" Caps Josiah \.
Magistrate cornell. has been postponed
mt! Saturday m"rning AT 10 o'elock.
The captains ar. rot itu.l-r arrest. but
ar" ,harE.L in'urm,ll, with n-giec, IL
hutN, aud VII b" examined. probably
MIN the ilrh ~ rlcttinc "v'denr" which
rnn u" u."i BEL =. the Grand Jury rhc
rnmp!rinnnt against capt We.trrv.t Is
] n u Mood wsu sass tn" r,p,aln
Aii na' kI'H cimuuS house existed
IN De. ~ -ri sndcr tn. l;,iis- Of the
f'r"le 'lu2, Whct. Comm ss;orcr ~
u III improvements. John - ~ lio'l =.
han rntr',y soush, nj. maynard son.
CAPT II.rllhys a.tu>-r i Jane. 4
i:crr"'t.. the univcrsi Settlement
"ofis,r "h' ciaims llrrlh} c,ain, 80
VIC In 10" Red Light y strict" with a
d.itk ,c'gsr pc
Nesiorv.lt after the rail- of the Pa.
fnj" 1inh was Transferred from III.
hut stree, s;n;.on - IN. Charles
stree, stt;apa white ncriihy VAS ,.Ikun
tr"m fl.rLs- stree, .,ni made u deep.
set' s'ii"r, ~ { nnrd q Inv steamboat
.untf
z" ms p'r+,ntp -nil cts,
y rll "Clnrrs rr,t j. N ID
avrt r,>n,ct.a" section of the
,;rrrw .i'h N.Hl.r Ia rart
'"H t'ur as" Eas III ~" mod
The evening world., 1901-04-18
.ODEL VIII | NOT
DISTURB MURPHY.
Poohpoohs Idea Of Re-
movaI, While the Com
missioner Sneers at
Fifteen's Raids and
Defends DerelictCap
tains.

Police Commissioner Murphy wa
dehan, of public opinion whcn asked
to-day what he thought o; the pool
room raids which so quickly foi!nwe /.
his statement that no pool-room,
are Open"
Try the police captains IN whose
precincts pool-rooms we're FOUND and
break them? Mo- The Commits.
sioner wouldn't do anything OF tho
kind. The raids were theatrical.
the detectives were "mythical" or
political" and tho charges are
biased on nothing
ITS not poOl-rooms. but politics :"
declared the Commissioner
Gov. Cdell said to correspondent,
of Tue Evening World at Albany t.
day that he would not take any nc
ton against Murphy.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
STEEL STRIKE TOBE
CALLEDOFF TO-DAY
McKeesport Pa) Trouble Settled and Labor
War Against Trust Is Off,

ie,,u sheet .tNni plants are located =
'iln.u dislrirt. ON. other. John Ward
o. Inun..tuwu. o.. had noi hrr!vr1
,,u.u IN. r,u,r-rusc began. but Mas
,.A,Gs,.i ,Iugius IN. day. Those present
s. re-
l'r,sid.n, shan.'r, Secretary :, John.
'rsEhr; Trustee. Juh II Fierce. p4tisbufS
j II MORGAN Can, bridge. Elias !cn-
kins. Youngstown. Is ~. l. Davis. Pitts
5urc. AMI he io.lct 'inS district We.
rr,-.in.ris. - II N.xs, District No. !,
~ .5r. Water Lar sIns: 80, 2 Mar
'H' Fern o.. char.c' II Daris: y"
= %cSa1rt Ey 'l..n jarvis. ~ !.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
TRAIN W2ECKERS FAILED.
I"" Attempt. Made 10 DcrulI Chr.
%" 1cr.r. Central Road.

s9roia to The Evening wo,ia
hf. f'EitEM Pa. Apr.l N--Twn
attempts were made here to-day 10
wreck las; trains hy throwing U2cu
u ""'iSh IN steep Srid. nf the l...
aish and i.ackaaanna division OF the
JERSEY Central Railroad
In each instance the train ran into
tho switch but waA saved by e,ner
sthcy IFpiia noes. The passenger co:chcs
OF both trains were crowded.
wrecks to rob the express cars and the
police expect 70 make arrests.. {
The evening world., 1901-04-18
;tnid. "n ola Evidence.

"rhp raids Hera made nn warrant.
BASED pu at1ilHS.t' % evidence gathered
At spr,e pr oUs ii'ne tina, previous
llmr may nave n"cr hrtpr. the precinct.
commanders had been assigned to ina,
precinct stall hr glad 20 entertain
any complaint nghuSt auy comma Gdcr
pr mrmtrr % 'hd force PREFERRED! by
thrs" detectives OF D! any ncinSsr d:
the Committee ~ Fifteen or any othsr
atizen And It.2cat, ~, .Aown that
q pp"irppm "a running 10 any prcc!nr,
"!Ih the knowledge ~ tn. atyt4!n |
VIII Hrta" him Thrp. o. the captains
Involved n yesterdays raids NJ. n.w
men one Of them j. away or sick
cave"
Ihc reporter called his attention 10
N" tact THAI IL NuS alleged som"
u tnr places raii-d were "Gp,rd uT
~ ne police Co. MURPHY rcl.!rd
y don't believe It. IN. story .ays
they ordered the colr OF the police .ta-
ton locked until! they went out on the
raid. lies!tes, they didn't have to gc,
policemen To make the raids: they rould
have made them Themselves. They can
rake these raids without going TO tho
police Meme OF the places raided was
pp inc list furnished TO the department
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The evening world., 1901-04-18

poohod the idea OF removing Commits.
3Sioner Murphy to-day when Informed 81
The rumor that. In consequence .: Mut-
phys remarkable attitude regarding Tho
Epool-room. and his failure 10 br,Ak ,lrr.-
!lci captains. the Commissions hims"tr
must suffer.
Gov. Odell even affects not M knox
what the Police Comnsss!onrr Is doing
To The Evening World Correspondent,
to-day ne said:
Il haven't the leas, idea what com