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IN THE DIVORCE COURT.
Mary Elizabeth DawsOn's Charges
Against Her Husband.

Mary Elizabeth Dawson yesterday filed
suit against her husband, Charles w. Daw-
son, for divorce. She says they were mar
ried in 1892, and that he deserted her in
March. 1901 She AYERS that before he left
her he became infatuated with Grace
Crutch, an unmarried woman, and asked
her to file suit for divorce in order that he
might marry her. She refused. and after
he left her she had him arrested and fined
in Justices court. She says Dawson
filed a suit for divorce and asked her to
file a cross-complaint and get a decree,
but she refused 1t is also averred that he
failed to sustain the charges he brought
against her. She asks for an allowance
for the support of their child.
Luvena j. Abbott brought suit against
her husband, George NJ. Abbott. for di-
vorce. She says he has been an habitual
drunkard for ten years, has threatened to
kill her and once chased her with a shot
gun, saying he would blow her head off.
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Company, limited. vs.. Mike Siwy. Lake G.
G. Appellee's petition TO substitute briefs
4024 Michigan Trust Company. executor,
vs. William ]. H Probasco. administrator.
Whitley c. c. Appellants waiver OF right
TO file petition 10 transfer.
1866. Union Trust Company OF Indianap-
oils. receiver. VS.. Peter +. Shilling et al
Clark c. c. Appellants brief 80
1866. The City of Hammond VS.. Bridget
Maher. Laporte c. c. Appellee's brief IS
1855. Lake Erie & Western Railroad Com
pany et al. VS.. Amhert w. Shilling 81 al
Henry c. G. Appellants brief (SD
4345. The indianapolis Street-railway
Company VS. Mary Lawn Marion ;. c
Appellees motion to dismiss and notice
Appellees brief on motion 50
New Suit
4454. Battle Monroe vs. The City Of Bluff
ton. Wells c. c. Record Assignment OF
errors. Notices 90 below.
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The TwofoId Prayer.

When grass is green and tall. lad.
When hills are white with sheep,
When whetstones ring against the scythe,
And the sauntering brooks asleep;
When trees are loud with flutter and song
And not a bough is sad
When skies are smiling in Gods face.
And even man is glad.
When June fees down her laughing lanes
AS fast as foot can fall.
The castles that our fancies build
Are fair as lions wall;
Yet this must he the boon. lad,
To ask the jealous years:
''Oh. II We may, bring laughter,
And II We must, bring tears.
For soon the grass shall wither. lad.
And Winter fetch the snow.
Soon other hands shall hold the shear,
And other arms shall nov
Soon Helen's face must yield its grace
And youth must lose its Troy
For love unlearns it's pleasure. lad,
And June forgets her joy.
Oh. life must give this ignorant heart
The penance that il needs
How long rosary seem our DAYS
When sorrow counts the beads,
Yes. this shall be the PRAYER lad,
We ask the coming years
"Oh. II We may. bring laughter,
And II ye must. bring tears"
Frederick Lawrence Knowles
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The damage suit of Kitty Patterson
against James R. Ryan for damages is on
trial in Judge Carriers court, which recalls
a fatal accident about a year ago. She
AYERS that one of Ryan's teams ran away
and injured her while she was crossing
the street al Meridian and Washington
streets. Another woman was with her at
the time. and she was pushing her COM
panion's baby in its carriage. The horse
struck the carriage and killed the baby.
and Mrs. Patterson also injured by
being thrown to the pavement. The acct
dent caused great excitement, and the
mother of the dead BABY became almost in
sane.
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-MAY 20.
Births.

C. W and A. Z. Rafferty,. 2oi Minerva street.
boy
Green and Katie Mitchell. 2ei1 AIvord street.
bow
William and Lora Trsylor. 2il7 East Michigan
street. boy.
Albert and Picnic Blough. 500 South Delaware
street. girl.
John and Matte Vincent. S2i Trobrdge street.
girf.
Patrick and Kate Cavanaush "a Geisendorrf
street. hoy.
Low and Leila Leyster. SIS South West street.
boy.
a L. and Alice Patterson. 1913 South state ave-
nue.. girl
street. boy.
James and Minnie bingham 1883 Cottage ave
nue.. boy.
Frank and N. p. Carney. 250l Talbot avenue
bov.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1920. Cynthia Ann Whittenberger VS.
William Bower ct al Huntington c. c.
Appellees petition TO withdraw papers
1879. William II. Hart. auditor of State
VS. State ex rel Marguerite Hite ct al
Marion c. G. Appelees' brief Isl Joint
petition TO advance cause.
1928. The Terre Haute & indianapolis
Railroad Company VS.. The State of Indiana
ex rel. William A. kitcham. attorney gen
eral Marion s. c. Appellees petition for
order, etc.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4S47 Mary A. Crane VS.. Frank T. Osborn.
executor. etc. Laporte c. G. Appellee's
brief 50 Appellants motion 10 correct
assignment OF errors and consent of ap-
pellee.
42sl Addison B. Mickey ct al. vs. An
thony tanker. Steuben c. G. Return 10
certiorari
1913. London Guarantee and Accident
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south side Republican CIub.

The annual election Of officers Of the
South Side Republican Club was held last
night Sixty-one votes were cast. the fol-
loving being elected: President Charles ]
Egger: vice president. Joseph Foppiano:
secretary and treasurer. r. A. Hamilton:
sergeant at-arms, l.. T. Nash; board OF di-
rectors. Joseph Dunlop. Thomas Carney. r
a Hamilton. David Winkler Ira Hinch-
man. NJ Rabinowitz. Joseph Foppiano. l..
T. Nash. Charles j. Egger. Henry Levi
Brice Brown. n. Morgan. A. Rosenzwig
Charles A. Carter and Adolph CubeI.
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Knickerbacker Hall Exercises.

The exercises and events attendant upon
commencement week at the Knickerba cker
Hall, an Episcopal school, will begin this
evening with an archery tournament from
5 to o'clock. Tomorrow night a musicale
will be given at o'clock. Thursday night
the commencement exercises will be held at
Grace Cathedral, beginning at s o'clock.
Immediately after the close of the COM
mencement exercises a reception will be
held at Knickerbac ker Hall.
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VIII of Henry Frank.

The will of Henry Frank, probated yes
terday, leaves all of his property to his
widow, Johanna Frank, who was also
named as executrix. She qualified by CIV
ing a bond of $4,000 1t is said the per-
sonal property of the estate is worth about
$4,000 and there is considerable real prop
artx
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Date of Haynes Murder Trial.

Judge Afford, of the Criminal Court. yes
terday changed the date of the Haynes
murder trial from June . to June 9. The
change was made at the request of the at
torneys for the defendants, Fred Cassaday.
ODE Hamilton and Frank Stewart.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

49, Board ~ Trustees Of the Central Indiana
III sptsl for Insane viii receive sealed proposals
Until Is a m. Friday May Co. for furnishing a
flll ilrs ~ supplies FOR the month ~ June 1902
Estimate book will b. on hle AZ Room a.
stafeho1se. from and after May q. 1892
By Order or ths Board Of Trustees
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DIED.


COMINGORE-Mary c. AZ Bowling Green. Ky,
Saturday. MAY "a. aged seventy-one. Funeral
services at the residence Of Rev. ". ". Sickels,
70l North East street. Tuesday. 2:30 ?. m.
AUGHERTY-Catherine. beloved wife % Chas.
Daugherty. at i2.15 Saturday noon. May "a.
Funeral from family residence. 90f Woodla wn
avenue. Wednesday, May %, at 10 a. m. Friends
invited
STOUT-Hubbard Stout, at the residence Of Fer
min Stout. 500S West Michigan street. at 10
p. m, May -. Funeral from the above resi-
dence at p m. Tuesday. May q. Friends in
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ANIUSE NENT :.

Butter-choioe roll ISaiic per 10. poor. No Z.
76Sc
Eggs-l3i.c per doz.
Beeswax-s0c for yellow, sc for dark.
Feathers-Prine geese. soc per 10. prime duck.
20c per 10
Wool-Nerchanta5 le medium. isc. bury and
uru,erchartahle 3T5c less. coarse grades. i5c:
fine merino. lSfi5c: tub washed. @Sa2se
HIDES. TALON, ETC.
C;reen-salted Hide--No. /. Sc. No. :. &c. Ma
calf l0c. No. calf. size.
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COAL ROAD TO BE BUILT
MONON WILL CONSTRUCT ONE BE-
TWEEN LINTON AND THIS CITY.
Chicago & Northwestern Names Low
Rates for Summer Months, Da
the Pacific Coast Lines.

1t is officially stated that the new Monon
deal will not in any manner prevent the
building of the projected coal road from
Linton to Indianapolis, but rather will in
sure its construction. At the present time
engineering corps is in the field locating
the line, it crossing the main line at
Quincy. six miles south of Cloverdale. An
effort is being made in locating the line to
have il as direct as possible. and to do
this will necessitate building through some
rough country for much of the distance
south of Quincy. The construction of this
road has been urged by President Nc
Dowel, and it is understood that the new
owners of the property think we'll Of the
project as il will open the best coal mines
In southwestern Indiana and be as valuable
an adjunct to the business of the Monon
as is its stone traffc at Bedford. Ind,
which is now reaching seventy-five to 100
carloads day.
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Pennsylvania and western Union.

The report that the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has been ordered off the
Pennsylvania Railroad is confirmed, and il
is understood that the change will take
place probably July l. a clause has just
turned up which is causing the Pennsyl-
vania officials some concern, as it gives
the Western Union the whip hand for the
time being. All contracts entered into be-
tween the Western Union and the various
railroads of the country make the poles
and the wires the property of the Western
Union, although they are erected on the
right of way of the railroad. The report
now is that in the present instance the
Western Union would have the right to
take down every pole and all of the wire
from the Pennsylvania system and leave
the railroad company at the expiration of
the contract without a telegraph system,
or at least so seriously hampered for tele-
graph facilities that the business would be
Nightly imDeded.
The disposition of these wires and poles
will test the severity of the fight between
the Pennsylvania and the Gould house. If
ii is a war of determination regardless of
cost the Goulds may retaliate by WHIP
ing out the system entirely, taking down
every pole. This is considered only a re-
mote possibility, as those who are ac-
quainted with the situation say that such
a movement. added TO the loss of the Penn
sylVania's business, would be disastrous to
the Western Union. II would likewise be
disastrous to the Pennsylvania, as it would
cost vastly more to build a new system
than to buy out the one already con-
structed. What part the Postal company
will play in this deal has not been told.
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Guardian Appointed.

Anna NJ White was appointed guardian
of Truman B. Hinkle and gave a bond of
$500
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


MANIED-First-class cook at Union Station.
WANTED-Twenty brick LAYERS on Millikin Uni
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MEAT MARKET. Goodland. Ind
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A PRIZE OF $500

WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR THE
BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING THE BEN
EFITS TO BE DERIVED IN A BUSINESS
WAY BY ADVERTISERS. THE DRAWINGS
SELECTED WILL BE USED WITH THE AR
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ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
ACCOMPANIES THEM. CONTESTANTS WILL
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COUNTING ROOM. THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL.
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys 10 to u lbs. Zoe per III: hens sisc .
cocks. SC: young chickens. slsc ducks. SC. geese
s. S0 per doz
Cheese-New York fun creams. BE: domestic
Swiss. l7c brick l4c; limberger. i3c.
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CLAIRNOYANT-And palmist MADAME LU-
ELLA, business readings daily. Call and see
this gifted psychic. Hours, a. to S D. m.
Also Sunday. 224 E. Ohio.
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Aliza A Hedrick seventy-fve. $50 North
Davidson street. senility.
Anna Lange. nineteen. 222s South Meridian
street tuberculosis
smith Crawford hfty-six. as West Vermont
street heart disease.
Samuel Sawyer. seventy, 325 North Alabama
street senffty.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON a INDIANAP
OILS RAILROAD COMPANY.
once of the Secretary

Notice TO Stockholders.
The stockholders OF this company are hereby
notified thai the annual meeting viii be held al
the Office o. the company at Indianapolis Ind
on Thursday. June 18th. 1902 I o clock o n
for the election Of directors 20 serve the ensuins =
year. and for the transaction OF any other busi
ness that may come before the meeting
GEORGE r. BALCH. Secretary
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II you wish 10 be always satisfied. order
no other Champagne than Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry. II has quality and purity.
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
charged at very low rate OF 8 cents a line
Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 22s and your ad will be called
for.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP


NANIED-Summer dresses 10 make from &,
10 S.. wool dresses from S to SO Is Pa :,
Ohio. MR. II. : REA-
WANTED-Ladies Of good address and Soms
knowledge OF sewing MI paving position
At home or travel Call afternoons or evenings
81 North New Jersey
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THE JOURNALS OFFER
To
PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN APP
PROPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
COLUMN ADS.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

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NANlED-local agency Of fire insurance COM
pany Address FIRE INSURANCE. Lock Box
Ia. Kokomo. Ind
WANTED-Agents to sell the Model Skirt
Lifts; big seller: large profits: sample oxi-
died silverine. sent for 81 cents Address
THE MODEL CO, Syracuse. " Y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Consumers' Gas Trust stock NEW
TON TODD. Fletcher Bank building
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Edward Allen and Ethel Hynes
Harry Ferneding and Elizabeth Q. Neisbach-
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The ladies OF Meridian-street NJ z
Church invite their friends 20 a strawberry
social 10 be given In the church parlors this
evening
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WANTED

WANTED
IL you have anything 10 buy sell or trade MAKE
that fact known through the SUNDAY journal
want ads. You viii get the desired results
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS-A. DIENER. 449 f Washington.
Tel 2525. Branch works f. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-LOUIS p. KRCMSHIELD. We
VIII BE- pleased 10 MI orders. 2l2 r. Ohio.
MONUMENTS-Tile floors and marble work
specially INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
TIE WORKS, Ia y. Del st. Old tel. main 9SS
MONUMENTS
NJ. IT. FARRELL.
2u West Washington street.
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TOR neutrality-suspicious.; hish-grade machines;
prices reasonable. Call on US. UNITED
EYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO. SO Monu-
inlent place.
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seeds.

seed clover. prime. Ssas5o English clover. s.
as 50: alsike. s7GS alfalfa. choice. ts7s g:
crimson clover 81 50d5 Timothy. prime 81 80
so Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 2sffl 40 extra
clean eoG7oc Orchard grass. NNQiB Red
top. SOca$l.T5. English bluegrass. 81 5Q3
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Provisions.

SuEar-cured Hams-Indiana. 20 lbs average.
Bic: 10 10 y lbs average. l3izc. "a % Is lbs
erage. BIC. Reliable. 20 lbs average ifc:
10 70 u lbs average. lac
Shoulders-English cured Reliable. Is 20 - Ibs
average 10i4c rs lbs average. i0&c. 10 % u lbs
average 10Ac; Sugar cured, Indiana. 20 10 lbs
average. l0i4c
Picked Pork-Fancv homeless pig pork. per hri
900 lbs. S23: fancy clear bean pork. per bri 30
lbs s22.5 family. per hrl go lbs $50 so short
clear per br 200 lbs, so. rump. per brl 200 lbs.
SIS 50: Indiana bean jowl. per hrl 900 lbs. STA
Also half brls. 100 lbs. ~ half the price OF tho
brl. adding soc 20 cover additional cost Of pack
age.
I.ard-Kettle rendered 12iso; pure lard. il7sc.
Bacon-Clear sides 80 10 81 lbs average. l2Ac;
% 10 80 lbs average l2izc Clear bellies. p 20 ~
lbs average. i2i.c. IS 20 - lbs average. i2hc "a
10 rs lbs average i2izc clear backs. - 70 50 lbs
average. Pic. - 70 Is lbs average, IKE 10
10 lbs average. 12iec. In dry salt &c less.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs
ron Observation-Disclosures.

~--~~-~--~-~-~~~~~~~~~~--~~J~-
FOR RENT-Sse list 131 &. Market: ground
floor. GREGORY < APPEL
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Anthracite call sizes) S-25 per ton; Blossburg.
IS: smokeless, s4T5: Jackson, &25. Kanawha.
81 25: Pittsburg. S425. Raymond. S425: Winifrede.
S4e5: Iuhrig So Hooking Valley. 81: Brazil
block, $3.50: Greene county. SS.25; Indiana lump.
50 p. slack smokeless. SIS. slack, Jackson.
g 50; slack Pittsburg. 81 50. slack. West Nir-
ginia. 81 80; slack. Indiana, g; Connellsville
coke. IS 50; lump coke lie per hu 81 20 Per . bu;
crushed coke &c per bu. s.. . per = bu BAGS.
25c per ton extra. ground floor dumped in cell
lar: from wagon. Csc per ton extra. by wheel
borrow. chute or basket.
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foreman of a gang of men engaged in
clearing trees from railroad right of way
and in constructing a roadbed thereon was
not required TO warn one of the employees,
who deaf mute, but whose sight was
unimpaired, of the danger incident to the
telling Of the trees. IS0 So. Rep. (Ala.),
S4Sl
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs but sfe5 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable TO
the advertiser and reader.
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FOR SALE-Shetland ponies extra fine; full
blooced. Address J. NJ. WESTCOTT, Rich
mond Ind.
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STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Stora ge
Company, corner East Ohio st and Union
tracks; only nrst-class storage solicited. Graft
Ing and packing. Phones 725
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

Candies-Stck, &c per 10. common mixed. 7
rrocers' mixed. Sic. Banner twist stick. s
Banner cream mixed. l0d1lc. old-time mixes. :
Nuts-Soft-shelei almonds. lSG20c. Englis
wa NUTS l2di4c: Brazil nuts. ice. flberts. In
peanuts. roasted. 70Sc: mixed nuts. 12c.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
SOCIETY NOTICE.

MACHINISTS-Take notice. There will be
special meeting Tuesday evening. May ~ W
H TICE. Pres OTTO DIXON. Sec.
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MASSAGE-Sea salt ard massage treatmeu
vapor and sulphur baths 24e Indiana av
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FOR SALE-First-class rOoming and boarding
house sixty boarders: fine location; parties
going 10 California; viii sell cheap. Address
Box lOl, Journal.
REAL ESTATE-At a bargain. ten-room house:
complete. modern. high lot. with barn. north
east; call at once. A. b. CORNELIUS. sos Law
building
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-27
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Frank Bailey, of Dickson City, Shot
Himself and May Die.

Frank Bailey, who was despondent
because of domestic troubles attempted
suicide on Thursday night in the office
of Justice of the Peace williams, of
Dickson City, by shooting himself in the
body.
Bailey inherited some property and
money some months ago upon the death
of his mother and 1t is claimed that
disputes and disagreements with his
wife over the control of this caused him
to become despondent. He went to
Squire Williams office on Thursday
night to have deed prepared trans
ferrng the property to his son and
when told that his wifes acquesence
was required he drew a revolver and
shot himself
DR.. Belheimer, who attended him. said
last night that Baileys condition was
serious. The bullet entered about six
inches below his heart. There is a
danger of septic poisoning setting in.
Bailey has been employed as a pump
runner at the Johnson mine since the
strike began and the indignities which
he has suffered at the hands of the
strikers are also believed to have prey
ed upon his mind.
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Williams had had his ear cut off by
strikers, proves to be a canard pure
and simple.
region now has troops within its bor-
ders or is soon destined to have them.
Sheriff Knorr, of Columbia county, has
asked for troops to suppress disorder,
and General Goblin was instructed to
assist him. Two companies of the
ceed to Centralia and give the Colum-
bia sheriff whatever assistance they
can.
The Delaware and Hudson company
has some workings in Wayne county,
just over the Lackawanna line. Colo
the line and take care of Wayne coun-
ty any time there is requisiton for
aid from Waynes sheriff.
At regular meeting of the Retail
Clerks International Protective associa-
ton, No. 211, held in Carpenters hall.
on Wyoming avenue, last Tuesday
evening, a subscription committee was
elected to canvas the various clerks Of
the city TO secure funds for the strik-
ing miners. The committee which COM
prises the officers of the organization
are: M. j. Coleman, president; Ru-
dolph Webber, financial secretary, Will
liam Robinson, recording secretary, and
John Devine. Their are about twelve
or fourteen hundred clerks in the city.