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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06
TALK OVER THE STRIKE
Governor Fixes Next Thursday a. the Date
for q Conference.
QUAY AND PLArT HAVE A LONG TALE
Both Deny, However, that strike Mat
tiers Were Discussed or that the
Meeting ws6 In Any way Par
'tfcularIy Significant.

HARRISBURG Pa, Sept. Ex-Governor
stone today fixed next Thursday to meet a
committee appointed by the peoples al
lance at Hasleton yesterday to discuss
the best means OF ending the anthracite
coal strike. The governor said he would
be glad to meet any and all persons who
might want to see him on matters per-
tanning to the strike.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Senator NJ. s.
Quay Of Pennsylvania, who held a long
conference last night With Senator Plat at
the Fifth Avenue hotel, denied today that
they talked about the coal strike. directly
or Indirectly. He would not say what they
talked about. tt@
at WIS" said Mr.. Quay. merely a long.
friendly talk" go
Senator Plat said: II saw Senator Quay
a little while last night and discussed
private matters with him. In our discus
sion the coal strike was not mentioned"
TAMAQUA. Pa, Sept. 5.-The ~nonunion
men In the Panther creek valley again
went to work today without an escort.
Major Gearhart, In command Of the troops,
says that so long as the strikers 10 not
interfere with the nonunion men he will
not send any Of his soldiers out on patrol
duty.
Today the troops are sending acquisitions
for winter clothing. The men are wearing
khaki. but complain that they suffer from
the cold while on dutyqat night.
Plans are being made to convert one OF
the dancing pavilions at Manila park, where
the troops are stationed, into a barracks.
The opinion prevails among the officers that
they will remain on duty for a long while.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. SIT II
n-.a. h.-. AL.ArNAo UonouHo a NJ,
River strike will be declared of at once
and that the Chesapeake g. Ohio %rallroAt
has ordered all equipment rushed back int
the coal nelds. go IS. ar ..5t .. t.
Wreck Non-UniOnists' House.
wILKEsBARRE, Pa. Sept. 5.LThe house
Of Lawrence Tafwowski, q nonunion miner
at Hudson, six miles north Of this city
was wrecked by, a mob of strikers tonight
Every window in the house was broken
Tarwowski was not at home and his wife
who was alone, fed in terror from the place
Thousands Return to work.
.BRAMWELL, W. Va, Sept. 5.-7Many Of
the miners who have been on strike in the
Flat Top and Elkhorn regions appeared
at the mines this morning ready for work
stating they did not care to wait until Mon.
day. the day agreed on yesterday to begin
Probably 1000 men went to work today
The Norfolk g. Western Is fast ordering ni'
Its equipment and a dozen or more traiY
crews that have, been idle since June will
go out on regular run tomorrow. Arepor
has reached here from reliable sources tina
the strike on both the New and Kanawhi
rivers will be over by Monday, the basis o
settlement being the same as that agreed
on by the Norfolk & Western miners a
Keystone yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Sept. Sire swept
away the business portion Of Savage, Neb.,
destroying twelve buildings and causing a
property loss Of over $50, 900. The insur-
ance amounts to about one-half Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06

BERLIN. Sept, s.-Prof. Rudolph vir-
chow. the pathOlogist, died At 2 o'clock
this afternoon. The evening papers here
print glowing sulOsies 0t the DECEASED
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06
FANATIC STARTS SLAUGHTER
Rscaloitrant Filipino Has His Men Murder
Three Women.
CLAIMS TO HAVE DESCENDED FROM ABOVE
Native ~COnstables Arrive at O%ppOrtuns
Moment and Probably Will Ar
range for Him to Keep
on D~escendinI.

MANILA. Sept. 5.--Rios, a fanatical
leader Of the rreconcilable natives in the
province OF Tayabas, Luzon, attacked the
town OF Laguimanoc, September 8. at the
head Of thirty rifiemen and $50 men armed
with bolos. The band wantonly killed two
women and one girl and wounded several
other persons. A detachment OF the ma
tive constabulary arrived unexpectedly at
Laguimanoc while Rios men we're still
there, They attacked and routed the ban
dts, killing several Of Rios followers, and
have rounded up 700 men, many Of whom
are suspected OF completely in the attack
on Laguimanoc. The guilty. ones among
the 200 men will be picked out and the
remainder set at liberty.
One OF Rios l%ieutenants who was cap
tured said Rios was a direct descendant Of
God and that II was beyond the power Of
man. to injure him.
The constabulary have also captured one
Of Rios mountain ~strongholds. -Four de-
tachInents. Of constabuiary are. now follow
ing the main band Of the outlaws.
Glenn is Restored.
Major Edward F. Glenn Of the Fifth I'm
fantry, who was tried by court-martia
for administering the water cure to ma
tives, found guilty and sentenced to be
suspended for one month and to forfeit
$50 OF his pay, has been restored to duty
and ordered to- return to his command al
Bayambag. =
The United States Civil commission Il
holding public hearings In the matter o.
a proposal to grant an electric street rail.
way franchise in Manila. Two applica'
tlons have already been made and Others
are expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06

You may call It ecssma, letter or milk
crust.
But no matter what you call It, this skin
disease which comes IN patches that burn,
Itch, Discharge q watery matter. dry and
scale, owes is existence to the presence OF
humors In the system.
II win continue 10 exist, annoy, and per-
hAps agoniEe, IS long as these humors
remain.
1t ls always radically and permanently
cured BY
Hoods ~J0rS0p0rilL0
which expels all humors, and Is positively
unsQuAlled Cor al eutaneoQs eEuptionA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06
EOTELs.

sssAaily iperessiRg business haa nscsssi-
ttS former capacity. Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06

BY the time Brooklyn was abreast Fort
wetheril the gunnsrs on that fertilization
had forsaken the big guns and taken up
the secondary battery.
Il was then that BrOoklyn's guns began
to speak. This vas at 10 O'clock and for
half an hour afterward there was one con-
tinnous roar from both ships and forts
The nghting was at close quarters, so tina
nothing but ~rapid-nrs guns could b usea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06
wreck Non-Unionistu' House.

wILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept. 5.LThe house
OF Lawrence Tafwowski, q nonunion miner,
at Hudson, six miles north Of this city,
was wrecked by. a mob of strikers tonight.
Every window in the house was broken.
Tarwowski was not at home and his wife,
who was alone, fed in terror from the place.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06

attended with no serious, consequence to
your exceliency. / express to you my de-
light and congratulations therefor. 40,
ABDIII HAMIDA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
RosgBERaYs EsTLessNEss
Peculiarly of the Young English
tateeroan.

\ popularity OF Lord Rosebery's tenn
permanent Is certain. almost morbid.
resIessuess. says Mr. T. Z. OCoEnor in
Pearson's Magazine. An acquaintance q
his told me that once ne paid q visit
to Dalmeuy. his beautiful seat immediate
y in the neishborhood Of Edinburgh
thsy iunched AID the acquaintance sat
down 20 have a quiet chat and q smoke
after the meal. and he felt more inclined
for IL because it was very hot day In
summer. but Lord Roseberry suddenly
rose. proposed walk at once iuto Edln-
hurgh and bis request was O command.
hut ia was a dreadful walk. Every body
who has ever spent any tine ia Lord
Roseherry's society IL the country is
struck with his inteHse restiezsncss. re
sis Gown under a tree. but in q few
minutes be is again rambling ever the
grass Sometimes az night he seems %
revive the strange manner and freaks
~ another country. Ter ~ Gen O'Clock che
carriase drives ID u tbe doors. a11 The
master az the mansion goes out int1 30
dark FOR l0nr drive either aIoae or
in Che society % sore - the guests whom
he has hidden % his table. AIRY ordinary
reader @ the daliy paper con also rad
that lord Eoseberry s. constantly out p
Eneland. - Vienna OF Gastel7- az Madrid
or % Naples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

shoes such as the men wea Ordinarily
they leave their features untouched, but
or Sabbaths and al publ, gath s.pss, at
betrothals. weddings and such hk. do
II este ceremoniaIs, they paint a bar Of
yellow across the face lagon1lly from
side TO side, blacken the eyebrows, and
color the fnser-nails rec. The practice is
rot calculated TO enhance their peculiar
type of beauty. but the custom appears
te have been handed down from their
Israelitish mothers. Do we not read how
Queen Jezebel painted her face and did
her finger nails ere she looked out Of The
window when Jehu drove by2 The wo-
men have absolute control in the house.
and their authority ia home matters is
unquestioned. There is a stn in every
place where these Highland Jews dwell,
ana Il is always in charge OF tho village
danes Who are famous cooks and are
renowned for the strong waters they
hre,.. but, singularly. CROUCH. never. I'M
der any circumstances. partske of.-lLon-
den Daily News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
HEBREWS N
TIE HIGHLANDS
Clan Which Is Located in
Oriental Mountains.
MEN FINE HORSEMEN
Families All Live Together
Under One Roof,

It was at Shemakha, in Trans-Cauca-
STA, during the yearly Martyr Procession
in honor of the Saints Hussein ard Ali.
that L for the nrst time, encountered
one OF these Highland Jews from the
North. The Mosiem crowd filed the
main street. They wept and howled. beat
their breasts and tore their hair as the
bleeding martyrs stalked by. some with
knives.s words and daggers driven almost
through the quivering muscles of the
arm. breast and back, some with scim-
liars and yataghans saving the flesh Of
forehead and shoulder, and leaving a
track of blood in the roadway. one indi-
Vidual I noticed near by stood apart as
though the sight interested him not at
ali. looking on with that stolid and ex-
pressionless Indifference which only an
Oriental can assume He was a great.
tan fellow. with a sW2rthy complexion
and sharp eyes. He wore a short beard
turned outward with curl at the bot
tom. and his hair was twisted and plated
or each side Of the head. SO as 10 fail
iB short pig-taiis in front Of his ears. lie
vas CARRIED in "A tight-atrng khalat coat
reaching 10 the knees In which an old
round his waist His headgear was not
The long. pointed Astrakhan cap affected
ny the Persians. but the quaint and short
ened form the Tartars prefer. His legs
were encased in loose trousers. tishtiy
Gloss garted as FAR IS the knees ard his
boats were OF undyed leather lacsd-to,
with the points wei turned back IN front
and betrayiug 81 once the resident Of a
mountain district StrucS by the ulaa' 5
utter indifference. asked one of tho by
ISLANDERS II he knew what native the
stranger ulizht De. The reply was Ped
or sukhte. il plain English 'Eis father
vas burnt" IRIS is Persian's court
eous and indirect manner of saying The
n.sn was an I1fdel-a lon-Noslem or
course.
Later in The day was surprised 10
come across the same stranger al TIE
DC Use of a Jewish frae-louary in the
town. and there 7 learned that he vas
one OF the Hiehlanders from the Norsh,
and had come down in orde- to escort
hack 10 his har1e shokhst SORT II
rltual Straightforward. whose services were
required Tor the approaching autumn fes-
1isaL iris. / found. vas the Only rur-
rcse Cor which he raoantzin ciaasmen
ever visited their cc-rei.g iau,sts else
where. They have no rarais amcrs Jher'.
ara are quite Indifferent nresari %
rrattsrs CT ceremonial and cosrin cf
= h.ch tie ordinary Jews regard IS es-
ssutials Of their ore,-l. The AiEh-ars.er
SPOKE Persian fuenuv. 50 Rad 20 dir
Guilty IN coaveTsinE with hin; and N1ea
the sholzhet. Tor whoIa h VISITED. ar
rsved. he readily alloEea me % aeon
rany hin or ti1e return journey 20 his IA
i've village Thus, within three dzys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

a full line Of School Supplies, very saving
ly priced.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Pilgrims to Historic Spots.

New York, May 17-One hun
dred New York men and women
interested in the study of colonial
and revolutionary history leave to-
day on pilgrimage to the historic
plantations and towns of the James
river. The pilgrims are scheduled
to arrive in Washington tomorrow
and in Hot Springs the day follow
ing, from where they go to Char
lotteville, Monticello, Richmond,
Yorktown and Point Comfort, and
will go from there down the James
river. The visit will conclude with
a visit to jamestown island.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Episcopal.

Tomorrow is one of the great
festivals of the Christian church
viz. Whitsunday. 1t is kept in
memory of the gift of the Holy
Spirit and is often called the
birthday of the Christian church.
Our services will be appropriate to
the day AT morning service the
sermon will be upon Sources of
Strength" " The Holy Communion
will be celebrated with musical
setting by Sir John Stuiner, The
choir will also sing Gounod's an
them, Send out Thy Light
Other services as usual. All are
cordially invited.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

AT THE CHURCHES.
.~N~~~N~~
Baptist.

The services at the Baptist
church for Sunday are to be some
what different from the usual
order with regard both to the time
and their character. AT 9:45 a. m
the Sunday school convenes for
Bible study and the young peoples
society at 7 p. IN. for social and
religious fellowship The morning
preaching service is at ii o'clock
the subject of the sermon being
"The Great Commission" to be
Immediately followed by baptism.
There will be no evening service
of preaching, but at 2:30 o'clock
in the afternoon Rev. j. E An
drews will preach from the topic
"Back bone, or Daniel in the Den
of Lions This will conclude
Evangelist Andrews labors with
the church at present as he leaves
for st. Paul to attend the Baptist
May anniversary.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
SEVEN KILLED
ONE WILL DIE
Atlanta Police In Fight With
Negro Bandits.
OFFICERS GET WORST OF 1T

Atlanta, Ga, May II - Four
policemen and three negroes were
killed and one policeman fat Ally
wounded here this morning in
Pittsburg, suburb. The police
were trying to run down gang
of negro robbers. Will Richards,
the leader, killed a policeman and
fed to a barn where he was sur
rounded and commanded to SUI
render. Refusing to do this the
barn was set on fire when he step
ped out into the yard and coolly
shot three more police before the
public had time to know what was
the matter. By this time fully
5000 had gathered and Richards
was soon riddled with bullets.
Two of his companions were also
killed.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
GENERAL ROSECRANS
REMAINS MOVED
Taken From San Francisco 20
Arlington Cemetery.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES HELD

Washington, d. G., May II
The remains of General Rosecrans
were reinterred at Arlington ceme-
terry today with imposing cere-
monies. General Rosecrans died
in California and was buried there.
Yielding to the request of officers
who served with him, including
those constituting the army of the
Cum berland, the family consented
that the remains should be brought
to Washington to inferred at Ar
lington. The president and his
cabinet, joint committee of con-
gress, the Loyal Legion and other
bodies accompanied the remains
to the cemetery The guard of
honor was composed of veterans of
the Fifteenth Pennsylvania cnval.
ry, better known as the Anderson
cavalry, which was on duty during
the civil war for some time as
headquarters guard of General
Rosecrans. The reinterment was
accompanied by impressive ser
vices held a; the pavilion at Ar
lington.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
NEW RULER
TAKES THE OATH
Alfonso XIII Crowned as King
of Spain.
YOUTH IS ONLY EIGHTEEN

Madrid, May l7-His Majesty,
Alfonso XIII, king of Spain, SOL
emnly took the oath to the con-
stitution in the hall of assembly of
the chamber of deputies today,
with the utmost ceremony and in
accordance with all the religious
forms and ancient rites.
Shortly after the break of day
the ceremonies began with a salute
of twenty-one cannon shots, mark :
ing the. opening of the day, and at
the same hour the church bells
throughout Madrid began ringing
At 10 o'clock the court dignitaries
and distinguished persons who
Tere to take part in the royal
cortege began to assemble in the
halls of the Royal palace. The
ladies wore court dress and the
dignitaries were in full uniform.
The ENJOYS extraordinary, the am
Dassadors, the ministers plenipo-
tentiary, and the charges d'atfaires,
with their wives, assem- bled at the
palace at III O'Clock and were in
vited by the master of ceremonies
to repair to the cham Der of depu-
ties and take the places reserved
for them.
Previous to this an immense
body of troops had been gathered
around the palace, and from one
end of the route to the other,
followed by the royal party in
passing from the palace to the
chamber of deputies and from
there to the church of San Fran
cisco Ell Grande, troops formed
double lines on both sides, those
Immediately protecting his majesty
being the royal halberdiers and
detach hments from the various
cavalry regiments.
The young king is only Is years
of age and will rule over $4,000, 900
people. The Queen Regent ac-
companied her son through the
line of march which was witnessed
by 100000 Spaniards.
Alfonso went through all his
parts in the ceremonies without an
error, showing deep study and
training.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
After rlore Railroad.

Kansas City, Mo, May l7-It
is reported that the Chicago &
Northwestern is trying to acquire
the Kansas Southern, instead of
the Rock Island getting hold of
it as was as first reported.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Governor Taft Going To Rome

New York, May l7-Governor
Taft sails today for Rome to
negotiate with the representatives
of the Vatican for the purchase of
the friar lands in the Philippines
Upon the conclusion of his mis-
sion in Rome he will proceed to
Manila by the eastern route.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Presbyterian.

The Sabbath affords its delights
Of worship which you are invited
to share with them. An insiruc-
tive morning service will center
around the subject of hundred
years of home missions. Printed
programs will be used. In the
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Methodist.

The usual services will be held.
The pastor will preach in the
morning from THE Vision of the
Mystic River" Theme for the
evening, "The Power of the Res
direction and Fellowship of His
Suffering"
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

evening the pastor will tell how
oriental lands are yielding up their
secrets that confirm Scriptural
truth-"The Bible and the Monu-
ments."
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

Two coaches we're brought down
from the district this afternoon to
convey the excursion party to
Cripple Creek tomorrow morning
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

Don't forget that there will be
refreshments served at the dance
Saturday in Morgan hall. Free
for all. 66-67
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
First Church of Christ, Scientist

Morning service, l0:45; Sunday
school III 10; evening service IDS.
Reading room open from 2 to p.
m, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Iomorrow's subject, "Soul and
Body"
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

Memorial services will be held
in the M. E. church one week
from Sunday. @. w. Brainiard is
devoting considerable of his time
arranging a program for Decora-
ION day. The mem bers of the
city council have been invited to
head the parade and the men bers
of the post will come second, The
school children will salute the flag
in the cemetery This is the wish
of the adjutant of the department
of Colorado and Wyoming. No
volleys will be fred over the graves
of the dead comrades lying in
Highland cemetery this year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Christian.

Devotional service at IL O'Clock,
Y. p 5. @. E. at 7, preaching at
8. Subject "Ruth's Choice"
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
LOCAL NOTES.

The Canon City lodge of Elks
will give burlesque circus in its
lodge room next Wednesday night.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

The Masons have kindly con-
sented not to begin the rearrange-
ment of Morgan hall until after
the 18th of June, on which date
the Woodmen of the World had
the hall engaged in which they
will entertain one night the
eighteenth district convention
Woodmen of the World
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17
Central School Notes.

Three rooms had no tardiness
this month Mr.. Lords, Mr.. Ber-
nard's and Miss Ashby's
Prof. Lerch of Pueblo and Prof.
Ware of Wetmore were visitors at
Central school this week.
The captains for the month are
Bertha Miner in 8 B, Lulu Lines
in A, Ielma Wise in 6 A.
Only two more weeks of school
this term. Both teachers and
pupils are working hard on the
reviews for final examinations.
The results of the past years
work in Central school are very
gratifying. Under the efficient
management of the principal and
cooperation of the teachers the
work has gone along smoothly and
harmoniously and much progress
has been made by the pupils.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-17

Prof. Pegram, the famous plan
ist, will give the last dance of the
season Saturday night, May II, at
Morgan ball. There will be de-
lightful refreshments served free
to all so as to keep you cool Ad-
mission as usual. Spectators are
cordially invited. 66.67
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-06
PERRY De LEoN'S POSITION.

He Wants Chance to Answer
Charges Against Him-WiH File
Lengthy Record of Outrnges on
Americans.
Washington, May 5.-Col. Perry De-
Leon had an engagement to see the
President to-day, but as he had not
completed the record of outrages up
on Americans in Ecuador. which he
will file with his papers, he did not
present his case. He will do so to-mor-
row.
Mr.. DeLeon objects to the statement
that he is endeavoring to be retained
in the public service. He has made an
application for appointment to Cuba,
but in a letter to the President says
what he chiefly desires is to be given
an opportunity to meet the charges
against him. or that such charges as
have been filed shall be eXpunged from
the State Department records. He
feels that he is at least entitled to be
given an opportunity to meet the
charges. being confident that if given
a hearing he will have no trouble in
showing that no cloud should rest over
his record.
The record of outrages against
Americans is in many respects sensa-
tional and some large claims for dam
ages on account of them will soon be
presented for the consideration of the
State Department. Former Senator
Thurston and John Wise of Norfolk
are attorneys for two of the principal
claimants against the Ecuadorian gov
eminent, whose officials seem to have
levied all sorts of blackmail upon
Americans in business in that country.