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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
Double Tragedy Near Dyersburg

Dyersburg, Tenn, May Is
Charged with the murder of two
men, James Laxson is in the custo-
dy of Sheriff Dunlap. The tragedy
occurred near Heloise, in this coun'
ty, on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the victims being George ReageI
and George Brice. Mr.. LaXson is
an old man and the trouble witt
Reager arose over alleged illicit re
lations with Laxson's granddaught
er-1n-law.
Laxson shot Reager while the
latter was IN the field and the frs
shot pierced his body just above the
left lung Before the second sho
was fired Reager jumped behinC
Brice, who received the load intend
ed for Reager, and was sho
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
One Prosperous Farmer.

Will Walters, who owns hun
bred acres of land about two miles
northeast of Union City, diversifes
his crops and always keeps his
smokehouse at home. From 4 cows
last week his wife sold thirty-five
pounds of butter at twenty-five
cents a pound, making $8.75, be-
sides the family of seven had all
the milk and butter they could use.
From an acre of ground last year
he sold over $50 worth OF water
melons, and gave 216 to his neigh
bors from off the acre. Walters says
his wife makes from seven to nine
dollars weekly independent OF his la
Dor. Correspondent American.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
Aged Negress

Dresden, May 26.-Arnet Retta
Scates, colored, was brought to the
pesthouse with a genuine case OF
smallpox, and is now about we'll.
She is Iii years of age and if she
has eaten three meals day during
her life time, the total number ag-
gregates 121,545 meals OF victuals
consumed by her, She sold for $500
on a goods box in Dresden y years
ago.
There are now fifteen cases OF
smallpox at the pesthouse.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

through the heart, dying lnmedi,
ately. Laxson used a Winchester
rifle. Reager died of his wounds
at 10 o'clock that night. La1son
made no attempt to escape and as
serts that his provocation was un-
bearable. Mr. Laxson will make
no application for bail and will
waive any preliminary trial before
committing magistrate but try
to have all the facts bearing upon
his case ready for his trial at the
August term of the court.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
W. G. 7. U.

The w. c. Il. U. and Mothers
meeting VIII be held at Mrs. Lewis
Lockharts next Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock. Following is the
programme:
Scriptual Reading, Deut. 3, l to
y.
Prayer.
Reading of minutes.
Report of Committee.
Discussion, "What the National
W. c. T. U. has accomplished"
Selection, "Who is on the Lord S
side" Mrs. Jim Morgan.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Meeting continued by Mothers.
Roll call. Respond with the word
heaven.
Select reading, by Mrs. H. N,
Sheriff..
Subject for discussion, How
should should children spend Sun
day afternoons?'
Leahet, "Mothers and Public
Schools"
Reading of Programme.
Question box. Closing with
Lords Prayer,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
NJ. & o. EXCURSION RATES.

Jewish National Conference of Char.
tiles. National Conference OF Charities
and Corrections, Detroit, Mich, May
26 to June 3, 1902. For this occasion
the Mobile & Ohio will sell tickets tC
Detroit, Mich, May 1926 at one fare
for the round trip, with final limit fol
return passage June 6, 1902.
r. G. GARTH, Agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
Price, SOC.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

wANrED-Agents for the new
Memphis paper-Daily, Sunday and
Weekly. Every post office in the
Memphis territory should be repre-
scented. Act quickly. Address Mem
phis Morning News, Memphis,
Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

There are more sufferers from con-
stipation than from any other enemy
of our race; there is long train OF an
noying ills as a direct result, and there
is nothing so effective in its treatment
as RamOns Live rPills and Tonic Pei
lets. % cts, sample free.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
Chair Seating and Repairing

Save money on old chairs. Any kind
of chair reseated, repaired, revarnish-
ed and stained, and made as good as
new and to look like new at less than
half the price of a new chair. Work
sent for and delivered. Shop on Gibbs
street, just north of of public school
next door to Evans grocery, Webb's
old stand.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

FOR SALE--A thoroughbred
short horn Bull. He is in good
condition and | will sell reasonable.
JOSEPH ROBERT.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

wife And parents,
Miss Lillian Gibbs, of Dresden
Visited Mrs. Chas. E, Denham las'
Friday and Saturday.
Max Zimmerman, after a week s
visit with his old teacher, returned
to Memphis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Scott, of Nc
Connell, we're the guests of Mrs
Ina Mailing this week.
Mrs Lucy Caldwell and daughter,
Miss Nell, spent the week with
Mrs. Massengill, at Harris.
Mr.. Walker and family, of Mum:
Der Seven, spent Sunday with Mr..
Walkers aunt, Mrs. Rachel Black
burn.
Miss Laura Myles, of Fnlton,
who has been visiting Miss Grace
Currey, returned home Saturday
night.
Last Friday Henry Slower, gro
Gerry merchant at Obion, made on
assignment for the benefit of his
creditors.
Miss Roberta Frazier, OF Shady
Grove, was the guest of Miss Maude
Craddock, of Home street, several
days this week.
Col A. D. Keller went to Crock
EFT Monday to attend a damage
suit against the M, & O. r. r. Co.
for stock killed.
Mr.. Dave Mcclure was in Crock
cit a few hours Monday attending
to some business for the Singer
Sewing Machine Co,
Misses Grace and Ella Harris
have returned from Jackson, where
they graduated with honors, to
their beautiful home, near Rives.
Mr.. ]. H. Faircloth, who has
been quite sick for several days at
Martin his home, was here Sunday
spending the day with his mother.
A number of Mrs. Trevathan's
family were made quite i'll Thurs
day evening at supper from some
thing they ate. Fortunately they
all recovered.
Sunday night a nicely arranged
program by the children of the
Pleasant Valley Sunday school was
carried out. A large crowd was
present from all over the county.
Col. John E. Wells left Monday
morning for Nashville where he
attended the State Bar Association
Monday and Tuesday. He re-
NAMED and is attending the State
Democratic Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Lukens, Miss
Florence Skardin, DR.. and Mrs. w.
A. Mailing. Mrs. M. J, Cary and
Mrs. T. w. Farrow were entertain
ed at the Palace Hotel Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Cary.
A negro, who lives several miles
south of this city, had on exhibi'
ton at the courthouse last Friday
afternoon a large bald eagle, the
pinions of which measured some
thing over six feet. The bird hdc
been shot through the eyes.
Nal Ownby, an old Union City
boy, was overcome by the heat a
Bellview Hill Thursday and tel
from his engine. James Ownby
Jr., and mother are with him at his
suburban home in Nashville. We
hope for the better as Nal is no
BILE boy.
The Commercial acknowledges
an invitation to attend the com
mencement exercises of the Nation
al College of Pharmacy, New Ma
tional Theatre, Washington, D. c
In the class roll we notice the name
OF Mr.. Malcolm G. Gibbs, formerly
of this city. Malcolm is a brillian
Young man, and now has charge o
one the largest retail and wholesale
drug establishments in Washing
ton. His many friends here are
glad to know that he is doing 81
well.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

Sunshine flour makes delightful
bread, made by Dahnke-W Walker
Milling Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
z Westfalti.

tn we Westfalli ME Jest
juz tax, jak pred laty, easy SIC
zmieni}y i to ogromnie. Bardzo
liche zarobki, a droSyzoa TAXA,
re doprawdy zachodzi obawal il
przyjdzie g&6d mrzyt. A co tn ma
dobitke przychodzi? tn teraz ma
gwa}t wydalaja g6rnik6w Pola~
k6w i to Ii tylko ola tego, ze So
Polakami i re naleza do polskich
TowarzYstw.
W kopalniach Zoll. Verein wy"
powiedziano praoe przeszfo 500
g6rnlkom: a $50, drugie lyle, ma
j. byt'z piracy ,wydaleni. Coz ci
lpdzie tersz W zlmie poczna? A
wszedzie tc sami Polacy. kt@rzy
20 kilka a Dawet kilkanascie lat
ma jednem miejscu pracowali. Ma
szybie Centrum obchodsi} ", roku
zesz1ym jeden wiarus '25-letni iu.
bileusz razem z tamtej szym dyrek~
torem; dis 60 pusc:li. Ten Kodak
piracy dostac ME mole, DO swe
SHY W kopalni pezostawi}. l tax
z okolicy mel DAD tys'ace
przyk}ad6w. Me chce sic
rozwodzi6 o innych miejscowos-
,iach, gdy chodzi najbardziej o te
ME jscowost, W. kt6rej teraz
przemieszkuje,
Uckehdorf ley W pieknem
gorniczem, DO z tel
niejscowosci MONA ma s, q na~
vet wiecei .kopaln chodzic, ola
ego i Polonia jest tn dzielnie za~
tapiona, DO gminA nssza liczy
yiko 3 tys,qce Polakdw. Towarxy>
'tw many tn ostery i to: iowa
zystwo sw. Jams, sw. Antoniego,
zo}o .6piewackie i Towarzystwo
;imnastyczne sok6}. Ale Prusacy,
Il nasi najserdeczniejsi ME mogl,
'atrsy6 ma TO-. re Polacy tax
ola swej 6wietej sprawy
oracuje, ze bronia swej WARY
9 sic umieja bronlc przeclw
lakatystom w~szelk,ego' gatunku,
akich tn setkl many, ale my sic
lie danny
l
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
y Prus Polskich.

IkOWO. "a zbieranie skladek
III wrzesihskle dziecl zostali tn
sskazani faktor Przybylski ro-
shotn;k Ko}odz,hski ma IL mrk.
fkary albo S dni w,ezienia. Wyrok
nanrawied),wlono TEN, ze ME .po~
s;adali pozwoleula ma odprawianie
kolekty domowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10

- "ss#" .-> - g-s ...aS - 4
kt6ry W stosunku do lego posia-
d1o6ci ma osobliwa wartosc.
KAZMIRZ. - Gospodarz M,
Roszkiewicz. Polak, W przeeiagu
zaledwie kilku lat wykupl} z rak
polskich 2 gospodarstwa, ma kaz~
dem ME d}ugo pobawiajac. SPREE
da{ jedno i d}ugje Niemcowi. -
0becnie pred 3 laty kupi] gospo.
darstwo W Gore p. Tarnowem,
kt6re cd niepamietnych czas6w "
reku rolskim sic znajdowa}o, ia"
kowe roku 1esz}ego zapisa} synowi
swemu Janowi, kt6ry zupe}nie bez
potrzeby, gdyz niezle sig jemu
pow odzi, oiarowa} je do kupna
pruskiej kolonizacyl kt6ra pew
noscia targn dobije.
~1NOWRoChAW. M}yn paro'
wy firmly Grabski, Wilkohski i
spt}ka ola tego. likwiduje, ably sic
zamieni6 ma towarzystwo akcyjne
z ograuiczona poreka. W tym celu
'odbedzie sig walne zebranie akcy-
onaryus6w dnia 81 bm.. kt6re
uchwali6 ma likwidacya starego
Towarzystwa.
KOSCIAN. Pan Felix's >Tu~
cholski, kupiec, ~nabywszy grunt
cd PAM Koppel. postawi ma wielkle
rozmiary fakrYke myd}a.
re SZADkOWIC, nades1ano
korespondencya do rewnego pisma
polskieso, W kt6rej nova, re
nauczyciel nakazal dzleciom
ably go wita}y codz,ennie gdy wei
die do klasy i m6wi}y: Gruss Colt.
Gdy sic zapytai jednego z chfopc6w
czy go rozumia}? Ten mu odpo~
Gryz go! 1 odtad dzieci
.powtarzaja sobie te wyrazy. Szko-
"a wobec takich zaj6c bardzo tract
IA powadze. smutre Grassy!
\
KRUSWICA. - Tutejszy
ekarz DR.. Stankowski, pot}uczony
'rzy zder2enlu SIG pociag6w kole-
owych, by} ciezko chorym przez
mies:a ace.
%.
NITKOWO. Fan Wozniak z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
" GLAZNOTACH Marien.

donosi Ermland, Ztg, JUL tego 70"
ku dom do odprawiania nabozen"
silva katolickiego wybudowanym.
Ma wybudowanie kosci,}a z wleza
rad ME dal pozwolenia.
TORUN. - z dniem l Kwiet-
MIA przechodzi wydawnictwo ga
zety Codziennej, ,,Gaz. Toruhsk'ej
i, Przyjaciela" ma w4asno&6 Tony
,g1redaktora p. Jana Brejskiego.
Dotychczasowy wydawcay p.
Buszczyhskl, rozszerzy swoj ma
k}ad ksiazek do n~abozehstwa,
dzie} religiJnych it'd, i urzadzi
wielka introligatornie wed}ug naj~
nowszych wymagah technlki.
CZERSK- Szescdziesiat i dwie
osoby z Bedzmirowic. otrzyma}y
mandat karny pod zarzutem, IL
urzadzi}y sk}aake ma rzecz dzieci
wrzesihskich. Wszyscy WHOSE 0
apelacye.
KROLEWIEC. Dotad W zbo-
RE ewangelickim PREY Steindamm
odbywaly sig n~abozehstwa ola
ewangelick,ch Mazur6w, przyby-
wajqcych W Krd]ewcu, pc polsku.
Poniewaz jednak niestety rzadko
kiedy jaki Mazur ma polskie te ma.
bozenstwa sic zab}aka}. wiec je
wladza koscielna znios}a. - Ma
sic rozumiec, re blaty niemieckie
ciesza sic z takiego postepowania
polskich Mazur6w I ~twierdza, re
kazdy Mazur umie po niemiecku,
co i'm znowu dale pochop do wy
noszenla W niebioss postep6w GER
manizacyi wsr6d Polak6w.
MALBORK. Akuszerke Ga
lecka, %uwieziona pod zarzutem, ze
spowodowata 6mierc przez nieo-
gledno66 PREY po}ogu, wypuszczo~
no z wlezieuia. ~
KARTUZY. Znaleziono ma
drodze z Leszna do lesnicz6wki
Dabrowa trupa robotnika Teofla
Gradzickiego z G~orecina W}adza ,
zarzadzi4a kekcye cia}a, ktdra wy (.
kaza{a, re G, cierpial ma kurcze;
:atak dotknq} 80 ma drodze, pad}
twarza W zaspe 6nlegu i udusi} sic. :
BRODN1CA. Czteroletnla {
dziewczynka wdowy Paw}owskiej s
spali}a sic. Dziecko by}o oddane s
pod opieks swej babki, ktdra by
Ia zaieta gotowaniem obiadu
wyszla z domu ma kilka mlnut.
Kiedy powr6cila przedstawi} jej
sic okropny widok. Dziewczynka
zblisywszy SIG zanadto do pleca,
znalaz}a sm,er6 przez p}omienio.
GRUDz1ADz, Majetek Cav
[ {owice 1900 m6rg obszaru kupi} ma
subhascie pan Dzia}owski swlasoi-
sciel Dsialowa j Mgowa "a 500 tvs
INK #asx as
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
Fan Wozniak

N1TKOWO. Fan Wozniak z
Goczs}kowa skazauy e move W
.Eelonku ma wiecu: @ szko}ach
pruskich, ma $50 mix. kary pierie4~
nej, zap}aci} razem z kosztami
27o NIX. Pociesza SIG tenn, re spe}-
nil obowiazek obywatelski- Praw-
dziwie trafna agitaoya wielkopol-
ska! Wprawdzie mial urwe W kie-
szepi ale ME nabierze innych
przekonah!
MAKO w egzam,uie abitu-
ryenckim W gimnazyum uzyska}o 6
prymaner6w patent ~dojrza}osci
naukowej. Mied1y mimi Polacy::
Cholewihski r., .Kuczyhski Aug
slowinski Tad. i Wrembel Wac}.
Wrembla uwolniono cd, egzamlnu
ustuego ola dobrych prac piSmiea-
uych.
~ m,iiasta nieza-,
vyales,e sic 3 rodzin tydow-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
. z ~Poznahskiego.

z JAN@WGA. oboeias
kolonizacyjna jak aajsu-
rowiej tego pr1estrzega, ably
sprzedawa6 z,emie tylko Nlemcom,
" Jan6wcu dziwnym sposobem
zaszed4wypadek, 10 szewc J. Woj-
cihski, Polak, kupi} cd mel ogr6d,
kt6ry ". stosunku do lego posia-
d&o6ci ma osobliwa wartosc:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iskich, gdyt handel ich corss vie
oej maieJe. przyczynis sls@do lego
''gl6wn4e kolonizacya, = = nia lda-
&c tworsenie kaufhausdw j dasnodci
tych, kt6rzy 50 sopiekunaml URGE
dowymi kolonistdw. Ulatwiaja onl
wsze'kie zakupna towar6w wproet
2 fabryk niemieckich 2 pomija-
MEM tydow. skutki tego POI
mijania zyd6w So coraz dotkliwsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10

KRUSWICA. - Tutejszy
lekarz DR.. Stankowski, pot}uozony
PREY zder2enlu SIG pociag6w kole~
jowych, by{ ciezko chorym przez
4 mics ace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10

q iono-
sza, re so}tys Szczepaakowski W
Borucinie otrzyma} nagane cd
landrata "a to, re stawif SIG jake
wyborca deputowaLego do sejmu
prowincyalnego gmin wieiskich
W sukmapie podwljanych spodniach
(Pluderhose) Nv palonych bu-
tach. Landrat udzieli{ "a to Szcze-
pankowskiemu surowej nagany!
Gdyby to ME stale wyraznie wy
pisane W liscie landrata, moznaby
sadzit, re sobie ktos pozwoli} IL
chego zartu. Lecz mozliwem jest
wszystko, przeci=z swego czasa
pod Sroda jakl6 nsuczyciel. zabror
nil dziat vie szkolnej nosie spodnie
W chclewacf, DO to tract polskos-
Gig.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-27
NEW WAR ON IN SUGAR
Western Manufacturers Are Com.
peting With the Trust
in the East.

A big fight is on between the beet
sugar manufacturers Of the west and
the refined sugar magnates OF the east.
The western manufacturers have tax
en- the aggressive and the campaign
has been commenced by throwing A.
600 bags OF beet sugar upon the east
ern market. More is on the way The
Havemeyer sugar trust, the Arouckles
and the National company had set
tied the differences between them and
the outlook in the sugar market was
serene and promising. The stiffening
market in the east was perhaps the
first intimation that the general pub
lie had that an amicable understand
ing had been reached.
Now the western manufacturers have
thrown CONSERVATION into the camp
and are forcing cane sugar men into
an alliance in which they win COM
bine to fight a new enemy. Several
lots of beet sugar are on the way and
the effect has been to force the price
down to Az cents per pound. The
Alameda Beet Sugar company OF Cali
fornia has made a shipment and an
other consignment of 1000 bags has
been sent by the American Beet Sugar
company. This company is sending
direct by rail, while the other con-
signments viii go by water.
The $4,000 bags already en- route will
come into direct competition with the
cane goods refined by the American
Sugar Refining company. the Howells
and the Arbuckles. The cane sugar
rehners claim that they are in the
best OF condition for such a fight and
that the trade was never in better con-
dition than It is at the present time,
but the fact remains that there is COM
motion in the camp of the eastern re-
finers and. a bitter war Is looked for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-27

Marty of the country. contained this
week a three-column article signed
nv Postmaster A. A. Bailey OF
Evanston. and one OF the most promi-
nent and well known Republican, III
ITinta county. Ex-P Postmaster Bahey
has been prominent in republican
councils for years in Uinta county, put
he makes an awful arraignment OF mis-
party through the columns OF the local.
naper vigorously protesting against
its high methods of political mis-
management that can have but one IN
eVitable result. and that is the total
humiliation OF the Republican party
in Uinta county, rendering II mem
DRY only.
Democratic Victory Assured.
Taking it all in all. the Democrats
OF TJinta will win easily in this con-
test. The largest majority received by
any Republican in this county al the
last election was far less than SV0'
while the present county clerk. DEM
ocrat, was elected by a majority OF
more than 800 This same gentleman
is again a candidate on the Democratic
ticket to succeed himself as county
clerk. The Democratic vote IN Uinta
county will be very largely Increased
this year, for various reasons, While
the Republican vote viii be CORE
spondingly decreased. Two OF the
chief reasons for the increased Demo
cratic vote are: First. the dissatisfac-
ton of the miners over the Republican
outrages already perpetrated In refer
ence to the unlawful, illiterate vote.
The second rests with the ranehmen
and stockmen, whose ranges have been
depleted by migratory herds from Utah.
Idaho. Montana and elsewhere. these
temporary. foreign invaders being pro-
tected by the present Republican state
administration, 10 the lasting detri-
ment of the bona fide homeseeker and
| legitimate settler.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-27
CAMPAIGN To BE
HOT THIS WEEK
Democratic Speakers in All
Parts of State.
SENATOR RAWlIns is ILL
CHANGE MADE NECESSARY IN
THE ITINERARIES.
THE DEMOCRATIC forces are rally

THE DEMOCRATIC forces are rally
ing for a vigorous attack on the
political strongholds OF the state
during this week, which will prac-
tically close the present campaign.
During the remaining days the voices
of the Democratic speakers viii be
raised in almost every quarter, and
Democratic principles will be put to
the voters OF the state in stirring ad-
dresses.
Owing 20 the Illness OF some OF the
speakers who had been scheduled 10
speak AT various places In the state
during the week, a number of changes
have had to be made In the itineraries.
but the material was at hand to supply
all vacancies, and at every place where
rally was scheduled one viii be held.
Every night of this week Will be
marked by two or three rallies in vari-
Gus places.
Judge William II. King will so to
Tooele tonight and will address a rally
in that place. David Evans, who was
to have spoken there upon this occa-
sion, cannot I'LL the engagement be-
cause of the interference of business.
A. B. Morgan of Provo and c. NJ.
Jackson viii be in Silver City tomorrow
night prepared TO address a big rally
of the Democrats of that section.
Judge II. p. Henderson and Sam A
King will sound the battle cry 10 a
gathering of the Democrats in Lehi
upon the same night.
James H. Moyle will address rallies
at Brigham City Monday. Tuesday and
Thursday nights. Elijah Farr of Og-
den viii address the rally at Kamas
tonight instead of Mr.. Weber. who is
unable to keep the appointment. Elk
Representative William O'Neili will go
10 Grand and San Juan counties 10
hold rallies there during the week. Al
Benjamin, A. b. Morgan and A ],
Evans will address a rally tonight.
Mathonihah Thomas and Judge w.
n. Dusenberry viii fill the dates OF
Senator J. L. Rawlins. who will be
unable TO keep his appointments on
account OF Illness On Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday nights they will
be in Sewer. and on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday nights they will be in
Sanpete.
w. F. Knox win go into Piute eoun-
ty and look after the interests Of the
Democrats in that section.
w. E Rydalch viii be in Emery
county Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, In Price Thursday. Castle Gate
Friday. Clear Creek Saturday. With
him win be j. S. Fowler and p. G
Evans Mr.. Rydaleh will close the
campaign in Utah county Nov, 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-27
COLD BADGE FOR
JOHN MITCHELL
Also q Watch Presented by the
United Mine Workers.
READY TO MEET COMMISSION
NON UNION MEN RECEIVE A
HUMPING UNDER GROUND.

EIrLREsBARRE. Pa. Oct. "a
wv President Mitchell was in con-
ference with the district pres
idents-Nlcholls. Duffy and Fahey-for
several hours today. He outlined his
case as he viii present II 10 the board
Of arbitration In behalf OF the min
ers. and the same has the approval OF
the district presidents.
This afternoon President Mitchell
was presented with a gold badge and
gold watch by the Polish. Lithuanian
and Slovenian members of the United
Mine Workers. The badge bears the
monogram y. NJ" In diamonds on
the back Below this is a button of
the United Mine Workers Of America.
The seal OF the organization is in the
form or a breaker boy standing in
the midst OF a bank Of coal. The pre-
sentation took place at President
Mltcheifs headquarters and a large
crowd listened TO the speeches of pre-
sentation and acceptance. Mr.. Mitch
ell. IN the course OF his remarks, said:
These gifts viii ever remind me OF
the duty owe TO the great army Of
workers who have reposed confidence
In me and followed my leadership dur
ing the trying times.
IT shall regard it a great favor IL
you viii express to the Polish, Lithuan-
ian and SlRvOnian people my gratitude
for the confidence they have so freely
given me. ] beg you 70 say 10 them
that my highest ambition shall be TO
promote the welfare and advance the
interests of all the men and women in
their labor for a livelihood.
II look forward to the time when
strikes shall be no more; when peace
and justice and right shall be secured
for those who toll; when labor and
capital. each recognizing It's right and
obligations to society. shall work in
harmony for the common welfare OF
our country and the general good OF
all our people.
Gentlemen, I thank you with all
my heart. I cannot express my feel
ings to you properly at this time"
District Presidents Nichols, Duffy
and Fahey, and other leaders, also
made brief addresses.
Shortly before 4 O'Clock Mr.. Mitchell
left headquarters for the Lehigh Val
ley depot. He was accompanied to
the station by large and enthusiastic
crowd and when he boarded the train
ne was cheered and wished godspeed.
A movement is said to be on foot
among the Polish, Lithuanian and Sla-
woman miners TO raise a large sum OF
money for Mr. Mitchell
A large force Of men is at work
clearing up the mines for general re-
sumption tomorrow. II Is said that
nearly all the collieries are now IN
shape for work and there will be q
heavy output OF coal tomorrow.