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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-10

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 10
The Executive Board OF the United
Mine Workers OF America. in session
here. has oflcially recognized lie
steel strike.
At noon resolution was adopted
setting out tie causes OF the strike.
lndorsing the action OF the Amnlga-
mated Association plcdging the sup
port OF the mine workers and calling
on President c ompers to call meet
Ing OF the presidents and secretaries
OF all bodies connected with the
American Federation OF Labor to
meet and devise plans for aiding the
strikera.
Copies were sent to President
Shafrer and President Gompers.
This action. following tn. statement
OF presid.n; iompsrs. ir which h" rr";n.
i>es TO aid the strikers. Is the rrs' move
men, toward uniting all The "rsanlzn.
tons connected with the Federation IN
supporting tn. steel strikers
Ii IL also taken an an indication tha'
the officials OF IN. min" w"rk"Ts, in'
mos, t-pw' rfu organization IN thc frn
ei..tior-apprchcna that tho sirLEElr ne
tween the Steel 1Tri and !is men may
eventually involve the entire F"',"rn'i ,r
II the principles OF unlonlsn ar" 10 NJ
preserves and. for thar r"iSoi. th'y
ar. anxious for a conference whtr" !!
plan OF opposition 20 the Trust may be
outlined -,
Tne meeting probably all he held IN
HtfRh,IrE
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COOPER Wins
At THE BEACH.
BIcYCLIST TAKES THE THIRD
HEAT IN THE SERIES.
George COLLECT. Gn.rOSnr, Fiaher.
Frank kramer nnd George
Lrnndrr <I.U \momE the Win
ner>-Eikrs and Mcfarland
Nac~ F~ntur~ on the Pro-
Kra NJ me-.

MANHhT"rAN h.,NCLE TRACK.
Aux 10 Ti.r swept by Ocean. Breczcs"
track iph.li us reputation nj the cir
cuit chamIl"n.nip meet This afternoon.
The ~.nL cam. In .rom the lean In
strong su.iS and the riders vnr.uuS
cut before :hc races started w,rv
Strengthened M v Len .nt"rins the
tor. st:rtCh
Jimmy Michael was out behind tho
motors. nj ~. early corners wer" "a
:ertain.-i ., .oLc neat ,i,k uIS BY the
din,nu,i>. Wcishman Tn" feature OF
the programme. WAS match race, mo-
tor. paced. he, v'cn Fixes and Mcfar-
land. hes, two In three heats. Al ono.
three and nv. miles,
The anateurs had a one third mile
novice and a Arc-milc handicap n night
out. while the moncy-chG.scrs had n one
half mile championship, a one-mLe han.
d,cap. 2.io class oper and fve. mile han.
divap. The attendance VAS not very
large when tho hr.t event was called.
The frst heat Of the hRls-m,le circuit
championship was won by George Col
lett: liver I.aw~on was second. Time.
l.i9 IS.
The second hea, WAS haN nEh,
The latter got over the tape hrst. with
Fisher u half lenSth behind. Time.
|, y Is
Tn" third heat brOugh; on, 10, III
iockey!nE between Mcfarland and
Cooper. team mates. and III. Others. In
the last few yards Cooper shovri his
| wheel over tac line FIRST. Time ,l9 Is
The fourth heat was a loanng contest
| Frank Kramer beat ont Lester Wilson
| by n few inches T!me-l.JTl.S
| One Mile Professional t2l0 CLASH
! Trial heats at one-;hird mil<.-Won by
George I.cAnder. Jack Coburn was sec
ond: time. u 3-Ss.
Second Hca,-won ny Jack Green, OF
England. John Beieil was second.
| Tine. ~ seconds.
| Third Iieat--won by Harry Downing
Otto Maya was second Time u SEC
Two.thiri Mile. Ama,cur-Firs, heat
won by ", A. I.aduc. X G. w. Gus
w.lstng. Harlem wheSncn. was second.
Time. - rs
second H.at--wo,, by J. Benyon
X. e. ". after a blanket nnish, Harry
| welainS was second Time-106 II.
! Third HeAt-won by &. KasG1S:ech
after jumping the bunch on the stretch
| " Courier was second. Ttme-lN IS
| IIaif-iils Circuit Championship-Ftrs
Snni. nnalS-Firx: heat won by George
Collslt: liver Lawson was second; time
Second Hsat-won by Frank Kramer
Lester Wilson was second: ums. La
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EV|CTEO
WITH HER
BABIES.
Mrs. Krauss Had to
Walk the Streets
All Night.
MAGISTRATES HOT
SHOT FOR LANDLORD
Wonaa's Pitissl Stsry Of How
She Rsaned About Untn She
stopped from E1hausties.
MAGISTRATES HOT
SHOT FOR LANDLORD.

When Magistrate Crane heard me
story o! Mrs. Rose Krauss In Harlem
Police Court to-day. how she had been
crowded out Of her homo by the intru.
sion OF another family and had walked
the streets all night carrying her two
children. Seymour. thTe- years Old. and
Sidney. thirteen months. he was very
angry. Although Mrs. Krauss owed
more than months rent. she had been
granted a stay OF eviction bv Justice
Worcester I'll Monday.
The Magistrate sent a court ofhcer
out post haste with warrant for the
woman's landlord. and in half an hour
Samuel J. Corker. a plumber. OF No. IA
East One Hundred and Ninth street.
was a defendant before him charged
with disorderly conduct.
She related that she had been widow
nearly a year. She has five children.
the three older ones are In the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum. She KEEP. her babies
and strove to make home for them
BY doink washing. II was hard work.
and she fell behind. When. unable 10
pay the back rent. che went to Judge
Worcester and told her story he grant
ed . stay.
But yesterday. afternoon Mr.. corker
put another family In my rooms ass1nst
my protests" said she tearfuliy in court
to-day. II had no place. and they P!led
my thi,s. up In corner. had no
out and walked the streets all nisht
At $50 this morning ! vent into the
open door OF Lawyer Oscar J.. Hoch:
tAdter's once In East One Hundred
and Twenty.nrst street and dropped
down in a chair. I couldn't 60 another
step. lie brought me here. Your
Honor"
and then paroled him until Monday.
when the case will he further investi.
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WAR HERO DEAD.
Ges. Richard l.. rage Passss Away
~ Ninety Three.
,sr- .,.i to n. Evening WORLDLY

ISPf.'hI 70 Ine EShIhH "oF'dI
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. lo.-Gen. Rich
ard l.. Page. ninety-three years old. who
commanded the Confederate forces with
conspicuous ability and Eallantry IN de-
Tense OF Mobile bay against the stack
home. Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
GeH. Page was close kinsman q
Robert f.. Lee. He was ono OF the most
In Aug. isGi. that Gen. Page Was called
upon At For, Morgan. Mobile Bay. and
summoned to surrender by FaEraSue
and Gen. Granger. Of the United States
ferd the pos, 10 the last extremity.
For the mex; two weeks the nsht was
wageh both day and night
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DYNAMITE BL OWS
UP BRITISH SHIP.
The Mechancian, Loaded with Mules for South
Africa Wrecked at New OrIeans-Boer
Sympathizers Suspected

water II is though; the damak. can
". r.riir.i here Agent l~ blanc aid
the M-chRnican would r. lohdc'1 wia, "a
cargo %, mules on Monday and Het
away FOR SOUTH Africa A. soon As pos
sible
4 British officer ~ho was or The Sh!p
las, nigh; said N" explosion was tern
Nc. and that u column OF water went
high M In the ar and cam" down on
the deck
Capt. Kali or the Mcchanician. was
on board a. the time. hnt non" Of the
officers was willing to exrreas a theory
with regard a. 20 VINO ~as responsible
for the explosion. I, was suggested In
som. uIartcr> that It might hav" been
the A., OF som" disgrun;ieJ mulet.et.
Many OF tn. nuleisers who hav. from
time 10 time left the city on the british
transports have returned with CON
plants Of III treatment. and numbcr
Of suits mr.. now pending against British
ship. In the Federal Court.
Other. express IN. bc.!ef that Il may
hay. been don" by Hp"- sySnpat hizcrs.
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start will be made from For, Wads-
worth. with the finish line at the hsCt
In front ~ the Brooklyn Rowing Club.
The d!s'anc. across the narrows Is a
mile and half.
The participants will be taken over
. Fort Wads worth. the starting point.
IN rowhoais. AS soon as Ii II Hood tide
the young ladies' Will be- ordered to get
ready and Will be sent on their Journey.
Assemblyman James J. McIncrney. OF
Br""klyn. Will start the race. and tho
judges will bc II J. Briefly. John Wald-
man and William Dunn. all members
OF tho Hrcnkiyn Rowing Club The Win
nrr Of the race Will receive handsom.
gold medal which has been offered by
the Brooklyn Rowing Club.
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md when daylight came J., was found
the vessel was In no danger %! sinking.
and that the damage don" was NOT
-erioT-i. Til. crew OF the vessel denied
that there were any explosives on Ooard.
and there seems iiits. doubt. according
to tho statements Of those VINO examined
tho ship tina, the eSplotson was from
the outside and tina; rom. sort OF bomb
or torpedo had been used.
Alfred Lc Blsnc. general agent OF the
Harrison linz. visited the Mechanic!an
early to-day. and a report o, ,he dam
axe done was submitted to him lilo
said three iarg" plates In the starhoard
side OF thu ship had been stove In and
that sixteen rive;S had been broken on
or knocked completely from their places.
I; was decided to shit, the ballast 80
as 10 MT tho damaged section out os the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-10
KING CALLS
SIR THOMAS.
EDWARD VII. MAKES INoUIR-
les ABOUT SHAMROCK II.
.tni the Gallant Eachtsmna la
forms lltm That the Challen-
E-r II Al RiKht-His Declarn-
tion That She L. Nine Minutes
Fn.a-r Than the Tlrnt Shpa-
rOck.

rock.
Lc'roN. Aug. lc.--klt Edward sen.
:or Sir Thomas Upton this week and
made inquiries regarding the form OF the
Shamrock II. His Majesty wished her
good luck
Sir Thomas said to-day that the Sham.
rock II. WAS nine minutes faster than
the Shamrock !. now. and that the
Shamrock !. Is i've to ten minutes faster
than when she was In American waters.
Sir Thomas has invited the Oxford
Csnbrtds" athletic team. which Il TO
compete In Canada and tine United
States. TO witness the races from on
board the Erin.
Mr.. Lee Knowles. VI. r.. who Is repre-
srntinE the Oxlord-cambrldgs team.
thinks the date Of the New York games
should be fixed on "A day when there II
no zach, racing. Considering the keen
Interest taken In America In the yacht
races. Mr. Knowles thinks II probable
that the date OF the New York athletic
meeting will be Sept. Is. The Oxford
and Cambridge athletes sail Thursday
on the steamer Commonwealth for BoS-
ton. They will stay day In that city
and vii! then 90 to Montreal.
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l".-'"h"t 10
REGARDED as an attempt Of u Bocr SYM
pathlIer to blow up British transport
occurred shortly after midnight. when
there wa. terrific explosion nj the
stock landing where the Harrison stea n
er Mechanician Is moored
The oiechantcian is to carry mules TO
South Africa.
The explosion shook houses. ratified
diehes and awakened people FOR some
distance around. Most OF tho crew o!
tho shtp were asleep. but the explosion
orouxh. them quickly from their berihs
TO the deck. An examination showed u
large dent on the starsoar'! side OF the
ship. Two plates AT tho waters edge
had been sprung and considerable water
was let into the ship.
Pumps were Immediately put to work
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-10
FIGHTING BOB"
PR|MANDEO.
NAVY DEPARTMENT CENSUREs
REAR-ADMIRAL EVANS.
Tic IL Told That His breach 81 the
Civilizations Inpos~d Upon Him
as Odirer Of the Nav3 Ia the
Chandler Case Was Reprehen-
slble,

wASHlSGTOS. Aug. io.--The Navy
Department has reprimNnded Rear-Ad.
miral Rohlcy d, Evans, acting upon tn,
complaint made by Former Secretary o,
the Navy Chandler, for criicisms Of IN.
latter in Admiral Evanss book. .,
Sailors Log
Tn" letter OF reprimand was sent :,
tho ReSr-Admlral yesterday. II r~1cr,
to his act a. rerrchens!bie and censure,
Admiral Evans for this breach OF tn,
obligation imposed upon you an nm ON.
Ger OF the Navy OF the United States"
ia .Henat0r Chandler hAs been fur.
rirh-d a copy OF the -cprimand
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WERE welded
IN A PRISON.
PRETTY CANADIAN oIRL 1IEBr
PAID Lovers DIET.
Then she west % the Jail - Fst.
ersoa. y. J.. whore Ne Was
Combined. ana . Minister TIED
the kaot-He Md 0Uo Dshoaa
- Hls Accounts.
,sc.,l.l 10 M Ev.sine world)


PATTERSON. y. j.. AuE. N.-A 70.
mantle marriage was performed In tho
county jail thie morning when Alfred
l.cc!AIrc. awaiting sentence for ensbes.
sling moneys from the Singer Sowing
oiachlne Company. Was united TO Mss
C:autiina la vssaue. . pretty Canadian
girl. The marriage was performed by .
Nise Ia Vesaue u wealthy and came
are highly connected. Leolaire met her
at one Of tho winter carnivale and when
he came to the 1taisp no keot Up q
correspondence. When he ran behind In
his accounts here With his employers
rested ne could not furnish ball..
Yesterday M La ve:que called on
Justice Cougflin and asked what L..
claire owed. Che was told -. ami
promptly the young lady wrote out her
check for that amount. Then she went
10 the jail and after . short Tally With
The pdsoe.s shs 'sni Tor =, ne r, Sos ssss
|Stu3o0101 Bu0vs 15H q q - ~ -. D
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-10
.PARKHURST MAN
Gets A DELAY.
CASE OF N'LELLAN. A11EoTID
IN RAID. GOES ov1R
nrana says Tessily that II Does N0t
Take a. Evarts Or Q Ch0aee ~
Try Ssch Cases-ASrest was
Made While the Twe1ty.lA1r1
street PooI.Rosn Was RotaeA.


street PsoI-Rssn was RstaeA.
The case Of Detective Hubert AcIsl-
Ian. Of the Society for the Prevention
OF Crime. who Is charged BY Detective
John J. Turley. OF the East Twenty
second street station. With interfering
with him in the performance Of bis
duty. came UP to-day in the Yorkvtlls
Court Mcclellan was arrested while the
raid was In progress yesterday at Ne.
10 East Twenty.third street. ~
Turiey had number or police am
citisen witnesses In court and was an1.
ious 10 20 on with the case. A repre-
sentative OF Frank Moss appeared for
Mcclellan and ASKED that an adjourn.
ment be granted. He said that ~ Tur-
Icy had his witnesses In court hs DE-
sired an adjournment 20 thaG the d.
tense could produce theirs.
Magistrate Brann granted tie re-
quest for al adjournmsnt, and At arss
It vas set down for Wednesday next,
but Mr. Moss representative said that
he was not sure tia, Nr. Moss would
bs able to attend. a. he might b Ssasy
1t does not take william 4. Evsles
or . Choate TO try cas:s OF thts kia1."
sa.d the Ma&istrato with some 1922.
lily: this case will be tried on it,
merits. ." al other cases ars in ss's
Aitsr more argument It was finally
6upt, McClintock, Of the Society -
the Prevention Of Cnns, was In court.
The complaint sworn to BY Detective
violent hold IT him and had refused to
reiinouiSh his hold, although he said
he was an ofhcer and exhibited ~
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Miss Florrie West. Miss May Beh.. Miss
X. ". Dunn. Miss Fanntng. Miss Annie
Martin. Miss Lee ilultgrcn and Mrs l..
Compass. OF Spain. Mrs. Compass sent
IN her entry 1T the last minute and -
looked upon a. the probable winner OF
the race. She says she has taken par;
in number 81: swimming races III
Spain.
Miss Ethel Golding. IN" champion lady
swimmer OF this country. who recently
won tina, Title In ! match race AZ MY
yards. sent IN her entry for the race.
but the commit;e" declined 10 accept ~.
as the other contestants wouldn | SWIM
II Miss Ethel GrihirH's entry was ac-
copied They h"lIcv. they would nave
small chance OF winning II Miss Gold
Ing started.
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STILL AFTER GERMAN SHIPS.
American. s-~L To Purchase
Trrnsot lantir Lines.

LONDON. Aug. l0.-'"Tha two ennis.
varies Of the American syndicate that
IL trying to get control OF both tho
German transatlantic lines. says the
Hamburg correspondent o. the Daily
Mail. ARE stili hero.
"Ostensibly they are buying odd par.
cells OF shares. ]. IL believed that
patriotic sentiment 10 too strong to per.
init ths sale Of the lincs."
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WAHNBACK SHOT
BY HIS FRIEND.
LEWIS RAPP WAS PLAYING
WITH A REVOLVER.
II Exploded md WWhnbnrk he
rriv~d nuli~t IN Its tbdO-
mrn-iIe Wns Taken to the Hos
pttri, While Rnpp WAS Placed
Under Arrest.

White playing with a revolver this AZ
teinCon Henry wahnback was shot IN
the abdomen by Lewis l.. Kaaa a, the
boarding house OF tho TWO men, No, 80
Bonh street, Brooklyn
wahnback was taken 20 the Long
Island College Hospital. Rapp was ar.
rested and vii! be held III Wahnback's
injuries can he determined.
II Is believed the shooting was acct
dental.
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mARLBoRoueHs GIVE FE1E.
Celebrate Unsssist vsetevy a. Blss-
hein with DSg Cp0WA Pseseat.

LONDON. Aug. N.-The great Union
ist celebration at Henhsim to-day was
favored b. tho most pleasant weather.
Its object was to celebrate tbs third
Unionist victory IN the oy-elsotione. One
lament were present, with some S,ooo
delegates from Conservative 49, 1boral
UMonist associations throughout the
country.
The others present made . total Of
about 1000 persons. Mr.. Balfour and
Nr. Chamberlain delivered sAdvaeocs
After luncheon In the open ar. Ine
tbs guests In huGs tent. TIE O0ko OF
0aSjooroush presided. The Na3060 vss
49, tor public ineesctDes 49, s6s
~. -. -
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FAN wa. Fatal.

Mrs. Kate Flynn. thirty-four years old.
died in Harlem Hospital this morning
from injuries she received ycwesday by
falling from the hrst story OF hoT nome.
No. 4e6 East One Hundred and Thirty
sixth street. to the sidewalk,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-10
Bu.,ne.s Failurr.

The e. r. Draper Advertising Com. |
pany. OF No. & Beekman street, to-day |
assigned for the benefit Of creditors TO
Sidney A. Trevvett
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German Press Denounces u ~
AKntnat Unconditional Law.

BERLIN, Aug. Sherman papers.
commenting upon Lord kD,ohener.ss
est terms. declaring that II Is against
international law.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Hovecast for the thirty
/ 81 hsuss ending 3 r. W..
S0D6ay, Aus. II, for New
siYOSk CITY and vicinitI,
TlanAerstorHs to.nikhu
Eoooler Sunday, SPrsh south
so wisSs, shiftins to
sstsssy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-10
E-WORKERS
PLEDGE SUPPORT
Ask Gompers to Call Meeting Of Federation OF
Labor to Devise Plans for Aiding
Stockholders

strike .~rm. Inevitable aud i25.O'W
men will xU out.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
sun rises. 50iIsun ssts.. 7.0S Nom rts>s. +. LIS
TIE TIDES.
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WINS
THE KINGS CUP
WILLIAMS METEOR FIRST IN
YACHT RACE OFF C0WES.
Britannia. the kins's OLD Yacht.
Was second and Leander Third
Meteor Led ThrOoGhOut aud
Was Well Ahead Of the Others
At the finish.

NUWES' Ist.E Vt WITT AU8' W
In compliance VIII, King Edwards
wishes the race for the KinE'a Cup was
sailed to-day. Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor had the advantage OF the start.
britannia (Hing Ed~'.rd'4, old yacht)
and she Roxei The Meteor led through
ont. The yachts finished As follows:
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FORT OF NEW York.
ARRIVED.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY

csmpaais. Liverpool.
stsssadana. Rotterdam.
wssrs. SapNs. E5s
Astoria. Qla10-.
psaAlVtvssla, 0sMeSrI.
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Minneapolis. LouAso.
AArqsstts. LoeAoa.
Dohomian. kv9spooa.
AtStdi. Huil.
Dsssiss Hsasss. AaevWp
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OLD CUP DEFENDER
MET WITH A MiSHAP.

When hut = Few Mlautes Ella paeA
she Went Into the wiaA with
sails Fiapping.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17

A visitor recently returned from Bra
I'll, says that the whole country is per-
petually intoxicated by coffee. 1t is
brought to the bedside the moment one
awakes, and just before he drops asleep,
at meals and between meals, on going
out and coming in. Men, women and
children drink it with the same liberal.
ity, and 1t is fed to babies in arms. The
effect is apparent In trembling hands,
twitching eyelids, yellow, dry skin and
chronic excitability worse than that
produced by whiskey.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued the past week by John D. Evans,
Clerk of Courts of jefferson county:
Felice Rica, of New Florence, and
Grace Capelina, Of Adrian.
John Maloney, Of Brockwayville, and
Elizabeth Callahan, Of Delaney.
j. H. Kinloy, Of Day, Clarion county,
and Lottie McI.alne, of Mialo, Clarion
county.
Peter Corrigan and Ora Silvis, both
of Eleanora.
Henry Greely and Grace V. Lyle,
both of Howe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17

There is bill pending in the legisla-
ture authorizing and empowering the
owners and lessces of real estate within
this Commonwealth to kill hare or rab-
bits upon their own premises at all sea-
sons Of the year. The farmers Of this
section suffer considerable loss by rab-
bits, which are very destructive quadru.
peds, and they will be glad II the legis.
lature passes the above bill, giving them
the privilege OF killing the pesky rab'
bits at any time.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17
Letter to Solomon and Shaffer,
Reunoldspille. Pa.


Dear Sir: What is lumber worth?
Depends on the lumber" you say
what sort do you want?n
That's how some people talk about
paint. They ask "Whatll you paint
my house for?"
The Yankee answer is: "How do
you want 1t painted9 One coat? two
coats? three coats? first-class or cheap?"
The proper answer is: ~ want the
best paint put on as thought to be-"
That's Devoe; but the usual answer
Is 4: ~ want good job; but | want it
cheap Which means: /: ~ want you
to paint 1t for nothing. want to be
fooled"
Lead and oil is the costliest paint
there Is; 1t used TO be best. Devoe is
best, since zinc came In; Devoe lead
and zinc.
Zinc toughens the lead and doubles
its wear
Zinc costs no more than lead; and we
grind by machinery.
We have no patent on zinc; but no.
body else is treating it right. Devoe is
your paint.
Yours truly,
30 f. W. DEvoE & Co.
p. S.-H. Alex Stoke sells our paint
In your section.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17

We suppose the supervisors OF Jeffer
son county have not forgotten the law
that went into effect in May Of last
year, which provides that township
supervisors shall, annually, on the first
Monday OF April enter into contract
with one or more taxpayers to remove
and take away the loose stones from the
main travelling highways In each town
ship, at least once each month, during
the months of April, May, June, July,
August, September and October OF each
year; also that the compensation to be
made to persons employed as above In
dicted shall be credited to the road tax
assessed against them.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17
Notice.
To whom 1t may concern:

To whom 1t may concern:
All persons are hereby notified and
requested not to place or pile mine
props and other materials on the pub
lie road near the West Winslow election
house and elsewhere on the public roads,
to the danger Of the travelling public.
Those persons having placed these or
other distractions on the roads are re-
quested to remove the same without
delay.
" ioLMAN, SuPerVIsors
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17

List OF unclaimed letters remaining
in the postofiice at Reynoldsville, Pa. q,
week ending April 18th, 1901:
Bostury and Doure Bungury, Wm.
McCaulffe, Miss Catharine Mccartney,
Miss Helen Murdock, Venazio Valerie.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. NJ. WOODWARD, p. NJ.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17
Black stiff hats 81 90 to $500 at Mil.

Black stiff hats 81. 90 to $500 at Mil
liren's.
Low prices, good fits, first-class work
at John Flynn's tailor shop.
New styles in mems, youths and
childrens clothing at Millirens.
Bring in your bike and have it put in
shape to ride. Hoffman's repair shop.
Anything In summer dress goods you
can ask for at Suffers.
For Sale--Black Langshans eggs. 90
\cts. per Is. Inquire OF j. NJ. Strouse.
Army leegiugs for men and boys at
Williams