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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Cream pure rye. Americas fnei
whI"kcy. Tho only pure goods; guar
ah,ecd rich and mellow, JOHN
CARLSON. Solo Agent
Mrs. NJ l.. Asher. who recently under
went q serious operation In rorllan
hospital. has recovered sufficiently TO re
turn 10 her home In this city,
John A. Montgomery has opened
shop at i2l Bond street and Il prepares
to ID all classca Of plumbing AMI tin
ming at tho lowcat possible rates.
lioHlyn coal lasts longer. Is cleane
and makes losn trouble with stoves ans
chimney nues than any other. Gcorg
W sanborn, agent. telephone 1911
city Attorney 4, ". Smith l. In sa
lrm, where hr viii represent tho cts
In the Mlt,son and wngate cases
which are on the supreme court calcn
Oar tor today
The Boston rea,huran, 10 deserveily
popular Tho bral that the market AZ.
forls Is always found on It's bill oi
fare. and the service Is irs,-clAs', open
unlll | a m
Tho ladies u g. Agnes guild gave a
delightful picnic yesterday. the steamer
cillrmivr being chartered to convey
them 10 Fort Candy. where the day war
pleasantly spent
The rigging " N, British ship Pol,al-
loyh. which is anchored IN Fisher Bros
dock. vii be- thoroughly oycrhaulei and
u l- expected lha, The work VIII take
a, lcas, month
Councilman Jrns Hansen and Miss Ida
ilcnirIrkson wlll b. married a, Foard q
Stokes hail on saturday evening, Au-
gust AMI Invitations 20 ihai effect
have bccu issuci
4 Anderson. who runs the donkey en-
GIN, or tho ls'Iy has been laM up with
a case af ctrbollnum poisoning Ills face
sw,llri up ami broke on, and Dr Han
NJ wartcuon hai 20 lance a. H. .s
getting along nicely now
Tho regular meeting II the clerks un-
Ion un- adjourned las, night until mex,
Tuesday because " lack II a quorum
\, n, mex, meeting two new members
VII br received. the applicants being
Frank scllarl and W A. str'n.
\ small bhrs under the sidewalk on
Eighth street called out the nr, de-
par,mcn, yesterday afternoon shortly
af,cr , o'clock chief Stockton cn'n-
gulshci tho flames single handed. one
buckr, u water being sufficient,
Tn. sl,lsrn, ~ salrm hrld A publlr
meeting las, nlgA, preliminary 90 rails
Inc r,pj. f,r , systematic prospecting
NJ nni .n ,hs county having Oh lnll-
ra.lons Funds uUl b. raised and oper-
W. ar. m rim. ,h. nublIc some excel.
..,, ,,J, u., Ir Th. .blpm,n, inclui,
"a ory h,,,s NJ ,nrl,a, pums. excel
..ri t,r canning up preserves W. are
-.un. mrs today whit, they las, 2o-la
,,, f,r g,a. ROSS. HIGGINS 4 60
rh, .s,t u, NJ nah continued vrs.
..r.t,,. ,g., ,b, ,,nr,r. and cold storage
mon ,r. r.s,lp,ns confidence I'm ,h, pos.
.hni,,. ,y, pr,o,nbla .rn.,n. Tn, high.
.... n,,. r.,.rt,I vn. gtoo paund. but
.,. M ..,. o.b,rm,, mnl, r,,i catches
f.. ,,.,,.r ,,n,m, Herman WIse the
..i.,t1. .r,nl,r or,rs 900 paIrs ~
.,.i.o .,s..m,r, ,ri tweed p,nts at
,,oo rn.y ,r, rpl,nlii naitsrns cx-
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Mrs. H. inRle'on y now displaying a
full llna Of The ltes, styles In fall mil.
llnery al the establishment recently
opened by her a. C5s Commercial street.
opposite the Bulge, Office. Mrs lngle-
;jn also carries full line Of ladies'
ana chlldrsns furnishing goods.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The o. R. & y. Co. has made a rate
OF Ss6 from Astoria and Portland for
the Pal-American exposition at Buff
falo. Tickets will be on sale first and
third Tuesdays, jane to October. lnclu-
sve. These tickets must be used for
continuous passage going. but stop
overs will be allowed within final limit
returning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Some people are not able 20 d.s.in-
guish The point where humor ends and
vulgarl,y begins.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

II Is not what you eat MAT sup
ports HE and makes you grow Il Il
wha, you eat NJ character that vii
DO you god Pastry IL healthy II mnd'
with god baking powder. BchIlllng'i
iiest viii DO YOU gvod because II n good
ROSS. HIGGINS & 60,
Baptlsl Church. Friday evening. at
O'Clock. admission % cch,s. children Il
cents. siercoptlcan excursion thr ugh
lovely scenes IN many rlimes. includl1R
Alaska. The Land Il .hc Midnight
sun. by Prof John G. DouglaSs who
has Travelled excessively
Mrs. II. inRle'on u now displaying a
full lna Of the lat.s, styles In fall mil.
llnery at the establishment recently
opened by her a. c5s Commercial street.
opposite the Bulge, Office. Mrs lngle-
on also carries full line Of ladies'
ana chlldrsn's furnishing goods.
4 over 10000 has already been subscribed
In Portland for The erection Of free
swimming bath Tor boyr The commit
tee In charge are determined to raise
1900, the amount they claim will be
Necessary to carry the enterprise
through 10 successful completion
The semi.annunl report OF County
Clerk whcrily Sill snow an excess of
The coun,ys llabilltlc. over Us resources
OF $4,000. This does no, take into con-
sldcra lion the 5000 TO the credit u the
Nchalcm road funi Last January the
excess of liabilities was over 10000.
Major HumphHrs. who w.l have
charRe II ,hr fJr,hea.lols az 'hc mouth
II the Columbia river has arrived from
Manila and a now iu Portland. he was
granted a leave u absence hy :he de-
parlmcn, Of thirty days AMI AS @a1n as
that expires he wlll assume charge ~
this station
The SECOND nesg = ne harvrs, 20 the
we.Ia Wqlla va-athe'ls is now la pro-
grers and the crop 10 splendid one.
There s plenty u he'p go ear, tHr q,
and with price. soaring oecause ~ ne
druuh in ,hr Eas, and South. farmers
10 the walla Wa!lA country are pleased
with their prospective prosperity.
The proved claims u N. First Ma
t,onal Bank OF Vancouver affected hy
the declaration Of a 90 per cent iivi-
dend aggregate S?l3j5s Temporary
Receiver Maxwell viii be- succeeded. IN
Angus, u. by \. Il. Eastman. u Van.
couyer. who has been appointed perma-
ncnt receiver ana viii wial up the
banks Affairs,
The special train carrying the party
~ Portland business men 90 lewiston,
where they will meet the congrcss!'n'l
,',,'''''.',' , , y" 80 ,..,,.,.,S ."' ", X,.,
.rn Pacific The entire party VIII ar
rive IN P,rnlul On the return trip FRI
day AMI will Immediately proceed east
ward over the o. r. s y
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

I.ctson Ballet. The Baker city mine
nrnmoter whose mail wis temporarily
stopped by the United states authorizes.
has returned 10 Eastern Oregon. After
visiting Washington, where he satisfied
the postal officials that hls business
was legitimate, Ballet purchased a
newspaper In Boston, which Is be-
ing fitted with complete new plant
The city nf Browning and beans has long
escaped yellow Journalism; perhaps
Mr.. Ballet win show them what Il Is,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24
AROUND TOWN.

See II. 81. dasion Abou, harness,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

James Campbell, formerly a resident
ot Kalama. Wash. IS under arrest in
Portland for obtaining $500 for S. Ben
son, giving as security a mortgage on
157 acres Of land in Pacific county.
Wash, which he claimed to own. An
abstrac, which Campbell submitted to
Bens5ns attorneys had been altered so
as TO show that the property was his
home, when in reality be sold 1t sew
eral years ago 10 his two brothers.
When Quest toned regarding the dlscrep-
ancles in the fraudulent abstract and the
records Campbell told another story. He
said that he had transferred the prop
erty with the understanding that It
was TO be decided back when requested.
H claimed that an agreemen, to that
effect was in the possession OF Judge ].
Q. A Bowlby Of this city. Later he
produced what purpor,ei to be the doe
umenL but the name on the letter head
was misspelled and Campbell was
promptly arrested.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

over t2oOO has already been subscribed
In Portland f9r The erection of free
swimming bath Tor boys. The commit
tee In charge are determined to raise
i5oOo the amount they claim will be
Necessary to carry the enterprise
through 70 successful completion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The second Hesf = me Asgvrs, 10 the
wpyla wqla wa.athe'ls is now la pro-
grens and the crop % a splendid one.
There ls plenty u he'p go ear, tar g.,
and with prize. soaring oecausc ~ ne
druuh .u .hr Eas, and South. farmers
30 the walla WanA country are pleased
wltn their prospective prosperity.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The proved claims ot ,hs Frs, Nl-
t,onal Bank of Vancouver affected hy
the declaration Of a 90 per cen, iivi-
dend aggregate S?l355s Temporary
Receiver Maxwell viii be- succeeded. IN
Angus, u. by \ Il. Eastman. u Van
couyer. who has been appointed perma-
nent receiver ana viii Wind up the
banks Affairs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The special train carrying the party
II Portland business men 90 lewiston,
where they will meet the congressional
committee oa rivers aul harbors, who
viii arrive from S,l.lls over the North
rrn Pacific The entire party VII ar
rive ln P,rnnl On the return trip FRI
day anl will Immediately proceed east
ward over the o. II. S y.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Officers of the national guard NJ tn
state " Washington. oo.h commissioned
aud uoncommlss.onei. are reported as
taking strong exception 20 ,ha, par, Of
article Mn ot he military code, just
issued by Governor G3gers. which refers
TO the enforcement OF laws and the CON
due, Of the troops facing mob. In
paragraph a, OF the article command
ing officers Of troops called into action
against a mob are directed that their
men shah never be given an order 10
fire over the heads Of the mob bu,
should aim at the center OF the body OF
the nearest member of the mob. This
rule Il is coniealed. Is revolutionary In
character ana goes much farther than
the regulations Of the United States
army governing the same subject 1t Is
claimed that the precedent established m
the United States army is tha, on The
ars' volley aim shall be taken over tn
heads Of The mob ana not at It's mem
bers thereby giving me rioters 4 chance
10 lisptrsr ana he innocent spectators
an opportunity - seek cover
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

n, Incorporation papers ~ 'he Ne.
halrm Coal Company were HIel m St-
lem Monday, The plans ana scope "
tho company have been previously pna
lg.hrl The capital sock Is Niooo'. 1.-
ylicI iu,o shares ~ 500 each w. II.
Copeland, James \ Fay w J Co'k
ana J + Hamilton are 'he nc'rp'r'-
tors " record
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Tho ladies u st Agnes guild gave a
delightful picnic yesterday. the steamer
callcmivr being chartered to convey
them 20 Fort Candy. where the day war
pleasantly spent
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The state board Of agriculture has
completed lis arrangements for the
promp, erection OF the buildings al the
fair Rrounis. AMI ful force of car
penl"rs have begun work under the d.
rectlon and supervision Of 5. 4. McFlI-
den. In erecting the Duldings. aud nm
Ishlng the contrast abandoned by Il. r.
Dcnham. The boarl IL much pleased
with the progress made In every way
for the success " the fair this fall. as
the outlook is the brighten possible NJ.
T. Wisdom. secretary u he board. IN
speaking Of the fair recently said:
1T viii De the greate.t exposition and
school ever seen In the Northwes, Pa
cinc coast states. FOR the Industrial work
md VIII be- a magnificent showing Of the
wonderful resources of the state Of Ore
g,n."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The baseball game between teams
comporcd Of the professional ana bust
ness men Of the city has been st Tor
Friday of this week and win BE- called
at $3.50 .. m. An admission Zee Of 20
cents. including the grand stand. will
be chirged and the proceeds VII go %
the regatta fund The teams viii be
made up ar follows: Prof,ssio1al-Dr.
e. A. Cordner. G. g. Fulton. Harrison
Allen. G. II. Thomson. A. Eakln. John
H. Smith. Nell Supp. John Mccue. Geo
" McBHie, H ~ BransfoTi. 4. ~
Smith. Business me1-Roberi Gibson,
W T. Rosa. Duncan Mclean. e. Il. Hlg-
gins. o l. Peterson. ". Il. Hoaner John
r. Grhin. n. C. Thompson Payne.
Messrs 9. Il. Higgins ami Harrison Al
len are captains u ne respective .,ams.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Major HumphHrs, Nho w.il have
charge II the fJr,nga!lols a, 'hc mouth
II the Columbia river. has arrived from
Manila and 10 now In Portland. he was
granted a leave ~ absence by ;he de.
paftmcn, Of thirty days AMI ls sa1n as
that expires he wlll assume charge ~
thls station
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Shaathln's summer clearance sales
ar, making mis- store the buslnes, place
~ Astoria. Todty he VIII show a
window and counter fun Of straw hats
at the uniform price " IS cents, These
hat, hay, seen selling from 80 cents to
81. Shannhan's,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The rigging " ,hr British ship ro,al-
loch. which Is anchored m Fisher Bros
dock. vii be- thoroughly ovcrhaulei and
u ir expected iha, the work VII take
a, lasl month
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Three nrsI.class barbsrs al the ooel-
dent barbprsnop
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

The seml.annuul report Of County
Clerk whcrily Sill snow an excess of
The coun,y's llabilltlc. over l,s resources
OF $4,000 This does not take into con-
sldcra.loa the 5000 to the cre1I, u the
Nchalcm road funi. Last January the
excess of liabilities was over 10000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

fies, iS.cen, meal Rising Sun Res.
tauranL 81. Commercial ~.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Councilman Jrns Hansen and Miss Ida
ilcnirlrkson wlll %. married az Foard q
Stokes hail on saturday evening. Au'
gust s. AMI Invitations 10 thai effect
have been issued
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

4 Andersen who runs the donkey en-
gInr o1 lhc ir'ty. has been laM up with
case ~ rhrbo.luum poisoning Ills face
sw,llri up ami broke out and Dr Han
~ wartcuon. had 20 lance a. H. is
getting along nicely now
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Tho regular scssion ot oulnlln lodge
II. =. O T.. was held last nishl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Lang John Petersen, Eurik
McDI7all. VIM
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

Tho regular meeting II the clerks un-
Ion Wn- adjourned last nigh, until next
Tuesday because " lack II "a quorum
\, %, mex, meeting two new members
VIII bc received. the applicants being
Frank srllafl and W A. stein.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

nlcachcd muslin Il, bets per yari,
worth moro money at shauahan'u
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-24

\ small bhEs under the sidewalk on
Eighth stree, called out the nry de-
par,mcn, yesterday afternoon shortly
ancr } o'clock Chlcf Stockton eH.'n-
gulshci the flames single handed. one
buckr, u water being sufficient
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Oiri Fights Highway me n.

Mlheim, Pa, March IS Dora
Nathan, the eighteen-year-old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ann Nathan, while pass
ing through a lonely strip of woods
half q rnae from her house last even
ing was stopped by man wrapped
in light-colored blanket. Drawing
her fathers razor which she had
Slipped into her coat pocket Gefore
leaving home, Miss Nathan slashed
the footpad on the top of the head
and several times across the cheek
and face, partially severing his nose
He took reAse IN flight but Miss
Nathan snatGncd the blanket from
him as he ran.
Miss Nathan told her parents that
the tootpad was Tobias Wctzcl, who
lived on an adjoining farm. Wctzel
was arrested aud put in jail today
To Dr. Frank who dressed his wounds;
Wotzel explained that he had been
in u fight with man who cut him
with Il knife.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
ONE CENT
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

Custom cannot stale Denman
Thompson 3 "The Sunshine OF Para.
disc Alley" which is now in its fifth
year, and VIII ch comes to the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and
night for its annual engagement it
bids fair to 90 OIL until the copy.
right expires. A long stage career
is the more assured for it because
the interest does not depend upon
the rendering OF any particular
part by star actor Sunshine is
sweet little girl who kindles the
emotions OF her audience and in
spires unhounded interest in every
situation OF the play. The other
characters are all lifelike types to
be found anywhere today on the
East Side of New York near the
water front. This play with its
clean and wholesome tone, comes
as d relief after an excess OF bright
plays where the chief recommenda.
tion is spicy talk and sharp re-
partec. This season the songs and
choruses will be new and they will
be full OF animation, The famous
Verdi Ladies Trio will have new
repertoire OF melodies; ard Mrs.
Charles Peters as the Widow Nc
Nally: phila May as Sunshine:
Helen Gurncv as Mrs. OGrady:
Grace kimball as Helen Rich: John
Walsh as Jimmie Powers: W. ].
Sully as O'Grady, John J. Flynn as
the lamplighter, and the Verdi
Ladies Trio will be seer in their
old parts. II. W. Frllman the
basso as DR.. Curtis, returns 10 the
cast.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
DR0W NED in
M0LASSES.

When the steamer GeOrgiaDa Prince
inbound from Havana, scenting the
air a miie about with odors of the
cane and with her decks almost
awash from the tremendous cargo of
molasses she was carrying, slipped
alongside McCahan S Refinery docks
at the foot of Tasker street wharf,
young John Flimmcr, then working
on u n',roy vessel, turned to his
fatlcr.i riaw and said:
"WelI, pop, there S a cargo that II
keep us busy for a few days and
nights
This was late Monday afternoon,
On Tuesday morning young John
Flimmer had vanished from the
sight of men. Late night before
last the shift working in tank . OF
the Georgian Prince saw under the
glaring rays of the big electric light
hanging above an unsightly mass
among the thick brown bubbles at
the shafts bottom. 1t was Film
mcr's body. A scapular, hung about
his neck by his wife, clinched an
identification which the circumstan-
ccs rendered difficult.
None is thoroughly certain as to
the way he met his death. Familiar
with ships and trained to the work
of unloading, his fcllow.workmcn are
not entirely ready to believe that his
death was entirely accidental. Yet
TO the best of the knowledge of the
workmcn none but he was on the
Georgian Princes deck at the time
of his disappearance, and although
men were working Oh the hatch be-
side No. 5, none heard any cry.
Great tanks fill the hold of the
Georgian Prince. These are forty
and forty-fvc feet in depth, contain
from one hundred to one hundred
and twenty five thousand gallons and
when the Prince comes into port are
filled to the top with thick, bubbling
molasscs.. Until the fluid mass de-
scends to fixed point the men d,
not have to go down into the tank /.
After they are cmpticd to within
fEtecn or twenty feet Of bottom
men stand upon narrow iron sup
ports and keep the thick molasses
moving. Gas Of peculiarly intoxi.
cant kind is formed by fermentation
and the workers frequently must
come to the top to ''sOber up
Stcvcdora Thompson had charge of
the unloading Of theI Prince. His
men were working night and day.
FIimmcr had married the pretty
daughter Of Frank Nelson only six
months ago and on Monday night the
shift working after midnight was IN
der the supervision Of Nelson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
GET INSIDE.
Your Friends and Neigh
bOrs in Wilmington
Will Show you How

Rubbing the back wont cure back
ache.
A inimcnt may relieve, but can't
cure.
Backache comes from the ins idc,
from the kidneys.
Doan'a Kidney Pills get inside.
They cure sick kidneys.
Here is Wilmington proof that
this is 50.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, No. l2l Mar
kct street. says: with the eXcep-
tiun Of trouble due to dis ordered kid
ncys | have alway enjoyed the best
of health and during the 81 years |
have lived ] have used very little
medicine Of any kind. The main
SYMPTOMS Of my kidney complaint
was Il slight difficulty with the kid
ney sccretIons. Thinking that
H5GIa' !; Kidney Pills Il thcy pcrforal-
ed half what they promise nigh /
helpmc, procured a box at tDanForth's
drug store They did me good. /
find nothing equal to them in
Strengthening and toning up the
kidneys. y
Fer sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents, Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo
n. Y. $ ole agents for the u. S.
Remember the name Deans and
take 10 other.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
teachers Entertained.

Tho Iiilles Christian Temperance Tn
ion last ey ming gave o reception {" the
school ,enchlrS in the northwestern part
of thi, city at the home of Mrs L. Brosiiis
1902 Delaware Ave. Many tcachr;s mo'n-
bers of the temperance union a,d their
friends were prestnt andy SOD pIehs"n7
evening. One Of the obi cts OF tho 'ompar.
nnce union Is to visit the schools and as
sist tho toachpra in instrnctlhG The puri's
about tho efftc,s of narcotics ana stEohg
drink. Mr.. Carrie +. Rankin, president
Of tho union, welcomed the guc Is OF ~"
evening" She in rodu"ol Professor A, II.
Spall, who spoke Of tho .assstnce he, as a
each I, nud i.celvau from tna inehlDcrs
OF the un on.
DR.. Joseph 5. Watson Of Philadelphia
contributed an Interesting I'D .rr,' con.
tanning manv nreciotes illustrating cbi!d
nature, and tho way TO teach it,
Tho exercises were inter p'rssi win
music by Snnuel Ferguson. R!reIh-
mellis were served 10 he c'lnr'nv W. ne
boys Of tho Pnnror Icya! T1mporAl'cr
Legion and q tim, OF social cnlny"o 1t ioi'
lowed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
WON AN GUARDS
RESTAURANT

New York, March 2S Armed with boil
ing water aud u tru,ty ha chGt. Mrs Bos-
sic Mo'kowitz, stands guard over her ii,-
Ito restaurant N tho basement of 63princc
street. aud d3ios tho " rkmcn of the
kapid r.ans hHilroal company to pro-
coed with their excavating.
For theln to do so IL woutd ba necessary
to shor' up the walls OF Mrs. Moskowi rs
house, aud it is this to which sho objects
Tall b. oHdsLuu!dcr1u and u Hungarian,
Mr.. MoSkowlz is tfrrnr TO the men, and
each nttrmpt they havs made to go ahead
with the: ock has been met by sturdy
resistance.
Mrs Noskowi,z says: 'Thoy shall nNt
on or herd n long rs can prevent Two
policemen came here TO rc train me. but
| put them on, quick enough. They said
the sergeant sent them, bu ! told them
the sergeant WAS not Il par nor in this
business. | use 20 have over ii hundrsl
Gus omcrS n dhv. and now | do not get ~,
My husband and arc ruined, and We
have no money to move out Of her, IL we
wished to, Bat wi keep them out yot,
eoif don't
Tho workm. n stand IN deadly fear OF
the woman, Furman Charles Hcrrick says
aud dare not enter the house while she is