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New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

day, Will insist all strikers returning to work
they settle with the contractors and
manufacturers.
1t announced last night that the Italian
tailors will be organized tonight branch of
the United Garment Workers by Dominique
Moderno. No. "a Prince-st.
1t announced yesterday that the Italian tai
lors of New York will be organized and admitted to
the National Garment Workers of America. This
will increase of between seven thousan nd
and eight thousand members
Dominique Moderino. who is member of the
executive board of the National Garment Workers.
assigned TO the duty of engineering the move
ment, and his call meeting will be held in
the Italian theatre No "a Prince-st.. this even
ing.
with the addition of the Italians the ranks of
the union tailors the leaders think that the work
men will be masters of the stuat tion.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

Monessen tinplate plant. under a special scale
and the hoop plants of William Clark
Sons Company J. Painter & Sons Company.
and Lindsay ard McCutcheon, and probably the
Dig sheet plant at Welsville, Ohio.
in return the Amalgamated Association is TO
keep hands off the Carnegie plant and the big
sheet plant Vandergrift for the present. In
general, the final proposition Of the Amalga-
mated Association in the last session of The
wage conference has been taken UP and iol-
lowed further. The association is TO be prlVl-
legged 10 enter certain plants without hindrance.
and its part is TO promise immunity from
labor troubles for certain other plants OF the
corporation in particular those originally IN
volved in the present strike.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT OHIO HINES.
ONE DEAD. THREE WOUNDED AND = NEGRO
THREATENED WITH LYNCHING.


THREATENED WITH LYNCHING-
Cambridge Ohio July 2s.-One dead, one
dying another probably fatally shot, and fourth
with the back Of his head crushed in-this, with
the threatened lynchinG of a negro. is the result
of free-for-al fight at Kings Mines to-day a
short distance from Black Top Mine where a riot
between Hungarian and Slav miners occurred on
Saturday. The dead man is Grant Taylor The
injured are Joe Reedon shot twice in the bowels.
one bullet going through the body; Melvin Sheldon
shot in the breast and Mack Sheldon. head
crushed by a at the hands of Lawrence
Busby colored. All the other men are white.
Busby arrested and is in Jail here.
He saved from lynching only by quick work
by the sheriff. He is blamed for the trouble Tay-
lor and his wife had been warned TO leave the
neghborhood. Mack Sheldon met Busby near the
company's store to-day. and after few words
Busby knocked him down with stone. Melvin
sheldon and ReedOn quickly appeared. but Busby
ran to his home and armed himself, threatening TO
shoot any trying to get him. Taylor, walking
along the street. made a remark TO sheldon ana
hrlng. Sheldon and Reedon falling to the groun'd
fatally wounded The prompt work OF Sherln
DolIison and his deputies saved Busby from being
Iynched All is quiet at Black Top and eight men
are here in Jail.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
THE ARMS OF WALES.
From The London Chronicle

The King is said to be favorably disposed to
the inclusion of the arms of Wales in those Of
the future princes of Wales 1t is to be hoped
that the dragon will not be used as the symbol
of this inclusion, for nothing heraldicaIly could
be more absurd. The dragon does not occur in
the coats of arms of any of the ancient Welsh
princes or in those of any of the old Welsh
families 1t is sometimes spoken of as the
emblem of the Tudors but Owen Tudor the
founder of the Tudor family, not armig-
erous: and the red dragon which Henry VII
adopted was not that of the Tudors. but was a
compromise between the white bull OF York and
the red lion and greyhound OF Lancaster.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
TWO BOYS sC4LDED TO DEATH.
THE STEAM VALVES WE'RE TURNED ON
WHILE THEY WERE IN A CLOTH TANK

Gloucester n. j., July 2S-George Auseh-
baugh and Elmer Green died at their MONIES 10
day in terrible agony. the result OF neins oduiS
scaIded while at work yesterday Inc boys
were employed in the Gloucester print WORKS
They went into a tank to get out cloth. Some
one not knowing the boys were in the tank.
opened the steam valves which led to IL, ana tne
boys were badly scalded before they couid oe
rescued When Augenbaugh was taken out MS
agony was so great that he attempted suicloe
by knocking his head against the tank Inc
Prosecutor is making investigation
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

conference would be had with the steel com
pany's representatives, he answered in the af-
frrnative and said that the national board would
not be called for any other purpose.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
TO ATTEND PITTsBURG CONFERENCE

Wheeling w. Va, July 2s-vice- President
Walter Larkins. Of Martins Ferry of the Anal
gamatec Associations local district, stated to
The Associated Press tonight that he was just
in receipt Of call from President Shaffer for
a meeting of the national executive beard Of
the AmaIgamated Association, to be held on
Tuesday morning in Pittsburg
Speaking Of the call Mr.. Larkins exhibited
great elati9n and said that IT meant that an
other conference would be held by the board
with the representatives of the steel cornbina-
tion on Tuesday at Pittsburg. He feels conf
dent that The strike Will be settled at this con-
ference. Asked whether the calling OF the na-
A<3S1-l board was direct evidence that another
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
YACHT CAPSIZED ON LAKE ST. CLAIR.
ONE GIRL DROWNED OTHERS ABOARD ALI.
SAVED

Detroit, July 2S (SpeciaD.-Intense excitement
prevailed here Tonight a report that twelve
lives had been lost by the capsizing of yacht ON
Lake St Clair. in squal!. but the report proved
unfounded One girl. Maud Randall. eighteen wears
oid' was crowned. and the yacht capsized but
the rest saved. -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
CUBAN LEADER TO MEET GENERAL WOOD

Dr. Joaquin Castillo. once leader in the Cuban
ARMY was A passenger on the French steamer La
Champagne which arrived here yesterday. DIR.
Castillo received a cable dispatch from General
Wood who will arrive from Cuba tomorrow asking
him 10 meet him here The reason fer their meet
ing could not be learned.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
INDIANS TO MAKE ENTRIES FOR LANDS.


Oklahoma Okla. T., July 2S-Keo Tuck Sac
Indian, has given notice at the Land Once OF Ell
Reno of his intention to file upon the quarter sec
tions Of land adjoining the town site OF Lawton
which has been the principal town In the Kiowa
and Comanche reservation. This is probably the
most valuable tract OF the entire reservation to be
opened. The application Is made under a section of
United States law passed in 1887 which gives every
homeless Indian the right TO go to any part of
the public domain and to make entry for any tract
of land that is not IN possession OF homesteader
Inc section has never been repealed and the right
or the Indians who have allotments or who
were omitted from the tribal rolls that they
can exercise at any time
With Keo Tuck sixty members OF Sac and
fo& tribes, VINO propose to make entries, and at
torneys throughout the country said to be
searching for other Indians. who have not se-
cured possession of homestead tracts 1t is believed
there are five hundred In the two tribes who can
secure choice claims in advance of those who
have registered by simply making their filings The
plan is to select the lands they desire and then
go into court and ask for restraining order TO
prevent the registers and receivers from accepting
nlings on the tracts selected.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
GRAY ARRAIGNED AND REN4NDED

William Lewis Gray. who is suspected of the
Fosburgh murder was arraigned in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday morning by Detectiv.
Sergeant Mcmillan and remanded back m
Police Headquarters by Magistrate DEUEL. until
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
STATEMENT CONFIRMED.

When Secretary Williams was asked to-day If
hwas true that Colonel Harvey was in the Anal
gamated Offices prior 10 his going to New-York
he said IL He also repeatedly and emphat-
ically denied that NJ. NJ. Garland or Joseph
Bishop had anything do with the conference
IN any way so far he knew.
II IS believed that before the end of the week
the mills viii all be ready 10 run again, pro
Vlolng repairs are completed that have been
undertaken since the strike began. Should the
whole project fail Of coming to an amica BILE end
however. the fght promises TO be more bitter
tnan ever For this reason those back OF the
present negotiations are extremely anxious to
rave everything kept as quiet as possible and
that nothing should be made public regarding
the basis for conference until il had been ac-
cepted by both sides
New-York tribune., 1901-07-29
TELEGRiPHTC NOTES.

Keene y H. July 2S.-A fire early this morning
In the building OF the Holbrook Grocery Company
in St James-st, caused loss of about $4,000 TO
the company of which $4,000 is stock and 5000
on building Insurance, $4,000.
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Die Sarg &apeae.

Die 9aptiitentupelle in 5rsTTines
fielb, Suffolt, sebOrt p%abrideinli9
gu ben mert~piirbieIten @ottesbGus
fern, bic man ieben Tam. Sbre 3ei6s
nuns dbuelt Der 5orm zines Sarses.
@s lit oiss ni9t etpa bas @rgebnib
elmer sufGaisen 2aune bes Grbauers;
bieIe. 8duart lit pielmsbr BON einsm
friiberen 9dItor am Ort dusoriidli9
eeplant pprbsn. @r piinIhte, bab
bic aapeIe in Gorm sines Surses srs
riftet piir6e. bamit bic @ldubisen
itGnbig an bas lebte Gnbe erinnsrt
tpsrben %Iulltsn. DAB Der Dunid ers
fiut purbe, pirb aud bur9 ben Id>
men Die Sars : aapslle" beliGti9t.
Inter bieiem Ramsn lit bds 9ebGuoe
am Srt befdnnt. 9as f6auerlih
ausisbenbs @pttssbaus tpirb jeoe
@pGe BON Sunoertsn. beIuGt; bic
Meinungen barber fino iebr berIdit'
ben. Ssbeufaqs pirb man es itin
fd0nss Sentmal Der Bautunf nsn'
men.
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aas Dem Saremslebea.

Sn bobem RaBs bsIdGftiet bas
Saremsleben felt Sabrhunberten bic
Ginbtlbunsstraft Der 2tbenoldnber.
Dom 3au6er mGr6en6dfter Hpmantit
umflDfen erideinsn uns bic r@srbotes
mem, bic rllnsusdngIiden". Sarem.
arabii6 rel harim", beibt bds per-
botene", rllnpsrlebli6e". Gs bdlt
iebr i6per, 3utritt gu Der Srauens
tpohnung zines p%ornsbmen Muielmdz
men pbsr gar bss SuItans gu erIdnsen.
Senn nit srDbter Sprgfdlt biitet Der
e6te Wpslem breierlei: Srauen,
S6mud unb WobIserii6e. Sc TT
feline feite llsberSeusurs, baB bieie brei
rStn9e" ii6 Defenders germ berflii6tiz
gen. Die 8enobnerinnen Der 9arems
iinb bD6fens fir bic nG6itsu mGunz
Iiden anpertpanbtsn iidtbar. Wiu elm
ungliidliher 3uful es, bab bic Satin
poer 2isblingsitldDin sines Redtsldus
bigen BON einem dnberen Ranne unz
beri6leiert ssiebtn pirb, bann iinb
ibre 9uten Sage sssGblt. Gs ipl fos
gar ppreetOmmen iein, baB elm i66nes
Dsib. beFen 9sfi6t Elm Guropdsr obns
@erbiilung erIdaute, BON benz siesRen
Semabl uuf Der Stene erI6pTsn
ipurbe. Rur 70 glaubte Der RuIsl=
mann, bic @bre ieines Suuies tpieoers
berfteIlen su fDnnen.
0ur9 bic 9eIebbiiGer bss Mprgenz
lanbes sebt u~nleusbar Elm 3us ebez
li6en Wibtrauens sesen bic 6rausn.
@onfucius fdst, Der @eiit zines @si.
bes 1T nit QuedIilbsr, ibr SerS nit
Wd9s gu persleiten. Der ipeife 8ios
pal. Der als 8erfaFsr Der -pantidds
%tdntrd- gilt, elmer i'm speitenS
bert b. @br. untsr benz Ginflub bes
8ubbbismus sntitanbsnsn Sammlune
Iebrreifer Sdbsln unb grsdblunsen,
! trtIdrt uue Srauen fir ndn2lid un5u'
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gfeto.
Bon Seloiie b. 9sauIieu.

Sine Dame itanb am SotelpldB unb
partste auf bic @lettrtfde. Sonb.r'
5ar, bab Iie ME tommt, nenn man ellis
iieigen mil, iuste lie gu Iia.
Iber es ma6t fe ni6t ungebulbig.
sic gina aufs SrOttoir 5uriid unO
muIterte bic Gusluse etnss Seibenlds
bens. Damn, als Der Wasen fam, trdt
lie langIdm nieber ouf ben 5abrs
bamm unb itisg, has sierIi9 geraffte
&leib in Der Sanb baltenb, gemd4lt9
Elm unb nabm ben eritsn @dplaB.
@us Der 8aeeu ii9 fdpn pieber in
8slpssung ssIsbt bate, i6pang iia
nod cine Dame binuuf, bic in GROCER
Gile ungeitiirat fam; iie ipGre betnabe
auriitgefaasn, neil elm 8ii9eritapel,
BEN lie unterm arm trug. tie in Ser
8epeaung binbsrte, uno lie Iant
atbemlos in bic gde, Der dnberen 9as
me geseniibsr.
geibe mdbsn Ii9 nit benz rai6en,
elei6giltigen uno Oennp4 muIternoen
Bid, ben fremOe Srausn fir chamber
bu6en. Damn ndbm bic SdIttge elm
Rotisbu9 unb triBelte etpas hinein
nit na6OeHtIih traus geaogener
Stirn.
Dime dufSuIeben, Sog iie me6aniia
ibren Ridel aus Der bur9 ueberlda
flung fart erpeitertsn SaltentaIde
unb ftredte i'm bin, Sie dnbere 0dz
me entnubm ibrem SudtengelotGIas
den einen SinfSis,r unO lieB BEN
S6affner elm tleines Srintgelb.
Beibe Damien ipuren an Der 9ren3e
Der Sugenb. 4ber bic sepflegte Gre
fdeinuna Der @inen, ibr iippiger
Saartnoten, i6r friI6er Ssint. ibr.
slssante 5isur piirbsn ibr INNER bic
8eseidnung .eine iunge Dame" einz
eetrueen bdben. @Gbrenb bic 2ebres
rim, ~iiberbuitet, abe%earbeitet, srdua
lid, rtur rein dltli9es MGbden" mar.
Sbre @rfdeinuns mar ni6t bdbli9,
. aber lie trus bas @eprGgs bss 8erufss
I peibes, bas feline s3sit bat, NIT ii4
felbIt IiebepoG umSuge6en. DER Sut
mar ii6sr nidt Dol benz Spieeel dufs
geIsbt; am 3Ieiberrod mar elm Slid
Stobbanb nit Stednabsln befeItist,
bic SanOIdube pursn Isbr absesrif'
fen.
Die dnbere DAME mar, bon Dem
fdtpar3en Sebsrbut biz gu ben i6mds
len 3adItiefeln, depfledte Gprreetbeit.
Sic belt einsn 9eibbibliot6etsbaub i'm
Sdoobe, In benz lie nadldiiig bldtterte.
Der @siltenitrauB an ibrsr SADIE ents
fenbete iiiben. frii9en 9aud.
Wieber trafen iid bic 8lide Der bsia
ben 5rduen sufdlis, aber biesmal
blieben lie uneiudnber bdngen unb nabs
men einsn ipGrmeren, psriOulidenausa
brud an.
.9rube! - ni6t ipabr - es 1T bod
! Trubs g." fdate bic Glsadnte unb
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Ginfa6 unb feltiam 5usleid ut BITE
geremouie Der Ranensgebung. 9ds
&inbhen pirb auf fsinem Siebe ges
bru6t, Der antpsfenbs prisitsr trdufelt
ibm Saft bon aanbis3uder in ben
Nunb unb siebt Inn bic sepiinidten
Hdmen. 9isis beitebsn meiit in ben
8prnamsn Der Mutter pber bes 8aters
uuo in einem 9eIesenbeitsnamen. 60
rtennt man Elm MdOden bdufig 3oila
(tleiner Qeraer.)
Sas Gbeftifien lit bic liebfte Be-
f9dftiguns Der Gltsren 6rausn. &aum
bat elm MdgoIeiu feline 4~inberpuntofs
feln abgeIegt, ba 6Glt mar bsreits nm>
fduu nd9 einsm 8rGutisam. au9
bic MGnner beiratben febr friibSeittg,
benin Der prop6et bon Mettd ertldrte
has Standardization unD bic <s
iungfernfdaft in Q6t unb 8ann. GEr
Srduaft pirb BEL ben Mpbumebanern
p~uIlSoesn, ebe bas 8rautpaar fi6 aud
uur einmdl geIeben bat. Der Gbea
canbibat ober beiien StellDertreter be>
finbet ii6 nit ben mGnnli9en IngehOs
ri9en Der Srdut unb benz YrieIter in
einem @or5immer bes Sdrems. tpdbs
renb bic 8raut nit ibren neiblidsn
@nperlpanbten binter Der gei6loFenen
S6iire bes Hsbengsma6es itebt unb bic
por9sIdriebsnen 5rusen b%eanttportet.
Die ReupermGbIte mub bann piele
Stunoen binburG inter sinem blus
. menaeI6miidten 9dlba6in 5ur S6au
fiben. Ra9 8eenbigung Der Seierli6z
teiten BARI lie Der 9atte gum eriten
Mal ie6en unb in Iein Seim fii6ren.
SIN Iaeemeinen bat es bic Srientds
lin sarni9t 70 f9ledt in Der She. Sic
tpirb nit GROCER Riidfi6t be6anbelt
uno 1T unumfhrdntte 9ebieterin in
ibr,m fleinsn Rsi9. 9iemdls biirfte
elm MosIem feline Sanb seeeH cine
Srau er6ebsn, bsnn i'm 8prdn ftebt ss>
i9rieben: .9u foGit tsin Weib idIas
aen unb pGre es nit elmer 8lume -"
Der islamitii6e @eieBgeber bat iibria
gems Iein M6gli9Ites getbun, nm bi:
Sauerbaftieteit Der @be gu fidern.
Sine Cure bes benz rIiebenten Sims
mel" entItummenben 8ufes lsgt es
benz MuIelman ans Sers. feline 9es
mablinnen ME an 3drtlidteiten Mans
ael leiben gu laFen. Nu6 ben bebers
Sieensnsrtbsn 4ufSeidnun9en Der
IdDnen aiIda, Der 2ieblingsgefd9rtin
hes pielbepeibten Yropbetsn, nirb Der
9atte, Der feline Srau bur9 cine 2iebs
fpIuna %erfreut, BON Soft 5ebu Sraoen
empfangen. @snn er lie an bic 8ruit
siebt, erbGlt er spanSis, uno fpenn er
fie tiiBt, gar breibig 9naoen.
9of nift INNER berrf6t i'm 9arem
eitel 2uIt unb 5r0blidteit. Wte iibe'>
an in Der @elt ipielen oup in ben pprs
nebmen tiirtiI6sn SGuiern Sntriguen
aler grt. Sab unb GtferIu4t mans
beln bic fir sepDbnIid 10 inbolent,
Siirtin in cine Megdre, bic Dor benz
@ebraub BON Morbpaffen unb Slit
nidt auriidi9redt. Inter ben n8ers
bptenen" zines rei6en Srientalsn gebt
manderlei Dor, mas niGt INNER in bic
Seffentlifteit brtngt. @unu6en geben
ii6 MIR in isltenen Gdnen gum Wert'
aeua perbre6eriI6sr QnI6lGse Der.
Meit lit es cine Stlupin, bic iid bon
ibrer Serrin CUR ausfibrung zines
mDrberif6sn 8orbubens anitiften ldBt'
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@pmboGtf6 duss

- SpmboGtf9 dusgs.
bridt. so, Der afeIor merit
INNER nod ni6ts bon 9einer 3unsis
eung9" = Sbetla: rRein, bic Suite
fla 1T rein blinb!"
= ausfidtsGos. Isle hus
ben feline Spffnuns, 5rduIsin Gulalid
an ben Mann gu brinsen?" = Sei'
ratbgpermittler: Seine! gls iie nels
lib mein Bureau betrut, entitdnb unS
ter ben 9erabe duipeIeuben Seiratbss
eanbibatsn cine Bdnit."
-3sugenssbuHreu Sun,
ger g6emann (als er iiebt, tpie Der
Sntel, Der als Sruu5euse fungirte,
mad Der Riidtebr bonn Stanbesamte
ftiner 5rau einen b~ersbdften Rub
siebD: .@ber OnteI9% : Sntel:
Das eiebt ts bsnn, msin Sunes,
p;lft On mir etpa bic 3sussnssbiiks
rem pOrsutbuIteRg@
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n.

Ginseute 6reunbin. =
Qlte Sunsfsr: SD pergleide bas 2es
ben bod 10 redt nit elmer S6ule!" =
6reunOin; nad. neil Su INNER iibeu
bleibit?"
Ssin uus9ebridt. nNun,
unIer 5reunb Robert bat ii4 nobl
Iebr reid psrlobt2" = rSa. bas min
ih meinsn. Seine 8raut lit namlid
bic Sodter zines berbiinnten
MildbGnblers."
= Our9 bic 8Iume. @ed:
sd m09te pobl pifen, oh mid Sbr
Butter als SapieseriObn baben
MIDDLE" = Dame: FILLER Wdbr-
Tteinlidteit mad. pupa 1T tets ans
berer anii4t als i4."
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febr' bstriibt barber. Sd fab mir
ben 3sttel an unb bd itanben gang
leidte 3ablsn; iein einSiser SecimaIs
bruh:
600 Marf Wietbe,
1900 Mart 9ausbult,
100 Mart Steuern -. unb 10 ge1t
ss peiter. Hur gu dbbiren; tinbsrz
lei9t! Sd redne nud: ~Du. Sntel,
bas 1T ia gang ri9tis."
r8leines. tluses 8erIden!" berSn<
lei nidte IG9eln6.
Mama tiibte mid nit ibrem traus
rigen ad&eIn: nMlein iiibsr, hummer
Sunse!"
Der Sntsl fiiBis mid auf biefslbe
STEELE; bann fab er DIANA on. unb
fiiBte ibr bic Sanb, mas gar nidt NOS
tbig mar.
Sonnabenb fansen bic Serien an;
i4 frsue mid risiig.
SnfeI Ri9arb bat sp.i Sage si
8ett seleeen. aomtf9! Der Doctor
bat gu Mamd gsfaet, Sntel Ridarb
fei u%nbeilbar! 1lnbeilbar frant! =
Die Mine Iagt, bic Doctors irren ii9
Iebr oft; Der Snfel fOnne gar nidt
franz fein BEL benz 9tppstit. SEPT sielt
,r idon fpieber unb trifft INNER in's
S9parse; i9 CLAUDE, er 1T pieber
gang geiunb. -
Surra6 bic 6erien!
Seit brei Sdsen bin i6 bier in
DOlframsbprf Bel @robmama. @rob>
mama lit 10 lieb, ite siebt mir INNER
Gbocolabe unb Sante CLARA ipielt nit
uns @erfteden, unb ldbt mid tutf4tz
rem. Sstar 1T aud bier, eritens neil
er feline @ltern bat, unb Speitens,
neil ib bier feline Spieltamsraben
babe; Saute CLARA lit alerbines audi
febr luitis, aber ie lit bod muir elm
MGb9en, bat Elm lan9es peibes &leib
an unb lam nidt tlettern.
Wds ut oef1l eiHe Oepethes Srls
mer ipenn 10 eine 9epei6e tommt,
iinb ie ale traurig, iogar bic luitige
Sunte CLARA.
Nd9 Der 9epeI9e fam nod Elm
Brief. 9arauf muBte Martin anz
f%punnen. @rpbmuma unb Sante
@nnu nubmen inter Sbrdnen BON mir
glbi9ieb. sic fabren gu DIANA uno
pollen mid ntdt mitnebmen. Mamd
lit trdnt. Qrmss Miitter9en!
Sante CLARA mill 6eute gar ni6t
nit uns ipielen: ite nGbt an einsm
i6parsen &leibe; mir io1sn leIen unb
uns rubig perbaltsn. gls mid bic
alte uriel gu 9ett brddte, tibte lie
mid unb iagte: ngete fir Define arme
Mdmd!"
nSa, bab lie 6alb gsiunb pirb!"
llriel nidte ftumm.
Limb fir Sntel S9mitt audi"
rNein, fir ben nidt!" unb lie
baltic bic 6auit unb fab grimmig an
bic Sede. : Sisr m0sen iis ale ben
Sntsl Sdmitt ni9t leiben, uno er 1T
bod 10 gut; iie tennen ibn eben gar
ni6t.
glm ltebiten bin i6 i'm pferbeitaG.
Qls i9 beute nit Sstar lam, lebnts
Sobann, Der @drtner, an Der Staus
tbiir unb unterbielt iid nit Martin.
,Wenn elmer bruIttrdnt lit unb
tnuIIt iid tobt. na benn meinetipegen,
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Sun9en!"
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an Snfel Gi6drb benten!
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er nit feiHem Repplper Dorii6tig 1T;
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

angepanbte Rsbenss
n3u einem Staeioer tpmmit
0u in bic 2ebre9 gber 9u polIteit
bod gang beitimmt als SoIOIuder
mad 4Iasta seben." - rDas bat mir
msin Batter aus benz 2opf seidla.
SEAT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-07
THE MOB.
Sheriff Shoots Two of Lynch
ing Party and Disperses 1t.

Carrollton, Ga. June IA mob of 300
white men broke into the jail here at 1
o'clock today in an attempt to secure a
negro named Williams. In front of the
negroes cell the mob was confronted by
Sheriff Merrill. revolver in hand. A fight
ensued in which the sherin shot and
wounded two men. one of them it is be-
lieved fatally. The mob fired on the
sheriff, but he was not hurt, although
one bullet passed through his hat. The
mob dispersed without getting the ne
gro
Williams was to have been hanged
today for the murder of John Ward,
but the execution was postponed owing
to an appeal made this morning.
Atlanta, Ga, June 7.-Governor Cand-
Ter at O'Clock this afternoon ordered
one company of militia to Carrollton by
special train. 1t is feared another at
tempt win be made tonight to lynch
Williams.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-07
TODAY.s HARRIET REPORT.

Chicago. June 7.-WHEAT-I4ow temper
atures in the northwest with promise of
killing frosts proved conducive to marked
firmness during the early part Of today's
wheat market though at the opening
there was q dearth of orders Trade was
very light and the only feature was the
selling of September by leading COM
mission house. July opened 1d7sc higher
at 735Sd7 G. and under reports of damage
by frost IN North Dakota, advanced to
74c- There was reaction of nc on profit
taking. and the course Of Improvement
was resumed to 741Ac. This price proved
toe toe tsmptiRg. and iq9laatl9nI set the mar
were l. 032. eco bushels against 624.o08 BUSH
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 34l
cars against $50 cars last week and 450
cars a year ago Local receipts were 66
cars-20 of contract grade
Near the close July rallied to 735sc, but
later reacted 70 721sc. At this figure there
was considerable buying BY shorts caus-
ing the price to advance to 7314u73ssc- The
close was easy and 15Q74e lower, at 1875
The corn market continued dull but
firm, July selling up to 44c, and closing
GoRNR bse corn a1s market as7z Vas dun af
fected by the conditions which Influenced
the , wheat pit July corn ,oepened shade
a fair local demand advanced to 4S5sc,
aassr wnlcn, u llf OIL ai15 Sn l,s
$50 cars-23 of contract grade.
OATS-Oats were slightly firmer. with
fair trade. July opened unchanged to &c
higher. at 2Issd27zc. on weather condi-
lions. and under tight offerings Improved
ton. Local receipts We're POI cars.
PROVISIONS-Lard, as yesterday. was
was a fair demand, however. for all other
commodities. July pork opened Sc higher;
opened 2IzG5e higher, at IS. 40. and
sold up to $S.425zc. July ribs opened 21zc
nlEns Ax@c ash. a NorshWe sd 4 s71 No
1, sl:7I; October. $3.50
YE-5uly, 5ll5c .o--o
THY-September $S-72-