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The Newtown bee., 1902-06-20
Ten Pages.
UNITY.
WASHINGTON.
ALSO
600

WASHING lON.
INTERESTING LECTURE BY REV MIR
Rev H. K. job of Kent gave very
interesting and instructive lecture on
"Birds" with stereopticon views on
Wednesday evening in the Town hall.
There were 12O views shown, being
photographs taken by Mr. Job in his
studies of bird life. The lecture was
given under the auspices of the Judea
school and there were many children
also present from other schools. If it
had not stormed the hall would prob
ably have been filled. Those who did
attend, however, feel that they had
learned great deal and were much
interested as Mr. Jobs talk was all
from his personal investigations and
studies in the bird world. His new
book on his bird studies has just been
published by Doubleday, Page & Co..
NJ v
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-20
A Few Special Bargains Worthy of Note:

traded with us Know that we
have been selling Better
Goods and At Far Less
Price Than Any Concern
In This City.
Mems strictly All Wool
Suits in worsted, Serges, Cas-
simeres and Cheviots, in Black.
Blue, Brown, Green and in
Fancy Mixtures. Sizes from SO
to 48. Former price from
$500 to $1,000 at
$7.Q8.
Mems Strictly all wool Suits
in Fancy Mixtures and plain
colors the former prices were
$50 and 5000, take them at
$4.o8.
Mems All Linen Hand
kerchiefS at 1Oc each. These
are guaranteed to be exactly as
we claim, i. e., All Linen.
Linen collars at DC. All
! Linen Collars. The only
strictly all linen collars sold in
the city to our knowledge at
any price. Our price 1Oc each.
Cuffs of the same material, in
all styles now worn, 19c pair.
We have the best line of Hose
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16
(5prtTebuns folst.)
9te IlfpbpIpeff.

Sin 5ebr onf9auli9es Bib BON ben
5ortfdritten beg gltobolismus in Der
Nprmanbie cattpirft Elm 8enDbner bon
Gputanees i'm .Siearp". .Die rei9e
@rnte BON 9lepfeln ldBt tpieber bic
5raee beg gigenbrenner pribilsaiums
aftuen erfheinen", itreibt er. ,usber=
al ert0nt Der 2uf: rOas 2onb 1T in
@efa1r" Man erDffnet einen tpabren
areuaaue eeaen ben NlfoEolismus
unb bic Wein= unb 5pritsrobbGnbler
proteitiren tdslid eesen bas 9eieb
pom %. 0eaember 1900, bos lie mi=
nirt; iie nerlonsen itiirmiid bic 9eieiz
tisuna bes gigenbrennerzp zpripilesiums
lnb habsn iih bem in poris i'm Wpril
b.S. gebilbeten Rationalfomite anse=
fhlpien, bas bereits III Sprtitate
nm ii6 aruppirt bet. Wte nntbmsnbia
Elm fdnelIes @inIhreiten 1T, ef5.It aug
folaenben Mneaben. Geit 1859 III bic
3abl Der Gigenbrenner BON 9O.S69
auT 925.91O eeFtieesn; bic Mill;rn
nirb olfo nitbt rnebr lonss auf Iih
tparten laffen. Sn ben 9Drfsrn erIeBt
bic Tlafds aepfslb-cnnttpein, la
blan6e" serarnt, ben le9enrdren3inn=
frrg NIT eutem normInnif6sn here,
Der in BEN 2iebern 10 bp9 eefeiert
tpirb. Der gaslDbner erbGlt bisfss
5euerpaHer als 8esabluns unb trinft
es germ; man eeipDbni felbI' bic Sim
Der an basie!be. Neun Miuipnen 2iter
8ranntpein auer Nrt lperbsn in unIez
rem Oepartemnt allein fpniumirt, mas
auf ben 3opf Der 8epDlt.rung idbrlib
bic &leinisteit BON Is 2itern ersiebt.
eeSn elmer &iiitenDrtf4aft nit 1900
@inipobnern sdhlt man beifpielspeiIe
100 unbeilbare unb 700 @epobnbeitsz
trinfer, bapon Elm Orittel int sarteIten
Mlter. unb auf 5O0Samilien ioniumirt
bic SGlfte iebe 300 Sitter NltoboI iGbr=
li1. Die Solge oapon 1T, baB uniere
8eDOlferung BON 100000 Geelen bor
so Sabren auf 100000 auriideesangen
lit. l1nb iie iinft nod INNER ipeiter.
llnfere garlamentarier fiimmern ii9
aber niht Darum. bab bas Oeparte=
ment unb bic eanae Normanbie bonn
Nltobolismus oufaeaebrt pirb."
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ipobler, als in ibrer Rd1s; miBse@
ftirnmt beaub ih MIDI Nbenbs 3ur
Muhe, ipsnn ber pertpibene Sag mir
niht ihrsft Nnblid, niht ben RIong
i1rer @timne eetpdbrt botte.
Run tperoen bic 2efer glauber, Ddb
ih in Sobanna perliebt sepefen. Mber
nit nidten mar bies Der san; pber
|bDh, 10 mar si1 mir beFen tpenigitens
iniht bepuBt. MDalih. bab id baz
mails Die 6raee, oh icf Sobdnnd liebs.
inenn iie mir bon sfmanb. oosr onh
pDn mir IelbIi ppreeleet iporhen iDGre,
unbsbenflih nit sSa bedntiportet bate.
Mber Niemuno ftelte mir bieie Jrage,
pernutblih. neil man fie fir iibers>
fliiffis erahtete: unp ih ielbit befans
gen in Der pbsn eripahnten. gspib BON
ben meiiten MenInen als ultfrdntii1
betrahtetan WnIdauunu leste mir MIR
einmal uno aeiDiifermaben unlpiufiirs
lib bic 5rage por, ob ih Sohannd heiz
rat1en nlbnts. Grfhrpden rief ih mir
Elm Nein gu. Sd buttt elm Gefii6L
als banble es iih um elm 8erbre6en
gsssn ssobanna, Inn einen Jrepel see
aen elm 6eiliathum! Sd bGtte mid Des
Slides, peldes ib in rneinem segenz
tpdrtisen 8erbdltniife su Sobanna
fanb. fir unipiirbig eratbtet. tpenn ih
mir 5olhe sraae bGtte lpieberbolt Dorz
legen fDnnen. Man6er 2eier ipirb barz
iiber ldheln; aber i6 empfano unb
badbte ban,aIs eben nicbt anber5 - in
8eSug auf eSohanna.
Mein bier aeIhilbertes Slid iollte
MIR ppn furser Dauer fein. 8eDor ih
ieoo9 bic 8eranlafung Der StDrung
beHeiben mittheilen fam, milB ih BON
einsm Giftmprcproceb eradblen, Der
bamals in jensr Gesenb unsemeines
Quffeben erregte, unb auf bas Gef4id
neines san5en 2ebens pom sroBem
@influB mar.
(5prtTebuns folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16

Der dineii11e Geianbte in Wa1bz
inston, Mu 9u Sang. bat eesen. oas
fummarif4e 8erfabren Der einfa4en
8erldnseruns beg gbinefen=Ginpans
berunesperbotes proteif einseleat unb
bittet bdrum, bab Elm gongrebzMuss
f4ub iid tpenisftens bic Miibe nebme,
bur9 1nterfuhuns feft5uitellen. pb
benn in Der Mntpeienbeit BON gbineIen
in biefcm lanbe Der BepDlterung ipirt>
lid Der 6haben eripa9fe. ben man
bamit Derbunben slaubt. Ct nirb bas
fir i'm gpnereb tpenig Geb0r finben,
henn bic Dffentli9e Weinuns 1T irn-
nler nod gegen raS Ginbrinsen aiia<
tiiher @lcmente in bic berf9iebenortts
gen MuiIen Res nationalen @6melS=
tiegels. Ginen 0Gnlihen proteit, bem
aber n;Gi Sic Jnrnl zines iolden gez
seben 1T, trinet i'm Sanuarbefi beg
rGorum" Elm mnberner Gbinefe, Gunz
Dotpe pane. Der rbne !eire Mbiiht nit
einen Mort al Derrathen, cine Gbaz
rotteriitit Der 1ineiif9en Gintparbe<
rung unb bes gbineien in fe:ner ssSn=
bipibualitdt bringt, bic on bas 8iais>
feitssefiibl Der Mmerifaner oppelliren
ion.
Die Ghulb an Der hinefIben Gina
Danberune trdet, rlad piefer Daritelz
lung, Der Mnerifaner ielbit. Mls Die
Central pocificSBabn eebout tpurbe,
unb es an WrbeitsfrGften feblte, nur
300 ipeibe Nrbeiter gu baben iDaren,
tpp 10000 gebrnu6t tpurben,, bolte
man fih gbinejen aus Der prupina
RDang= Sung. Cine. 5diffslabuns
nah Der anberen purbe BON bort rad
San Jrnnciseo sebradt. Die @rbauer
Der 8qbn funben ibren prpfit babel.
DER gbinefe erbielt 35 Dollars bic
Mot4e unb mubte iih ielber bet0ftisen.
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Die ameritanit@e sestil.Snoassis.

Der Sotaftpertb Der probutte Der
Baumtpol Snbuitrte fir bas Subr
1900 ipirb na9 3uIammentslune Dss
Genfus Bureaus auf $3.50, ,D74, ,882
peranf9last, cine 3unabme ban 26
Mrocent i'm Werglei9 nit bsm SABRE
1890. Die GAIL Der Gabrtssn tit
1851, cine 3unahme bon 16 prDcent;
bas anselegtsGapital besifferts G1 anf
$467, ,240, ,157, eine 3una1ms nrn 30
proeent; bic Soften Ger sur Wsysuens
buns getommenen Stpffe ItsIsex !in
auf $l76.551. .527, cine 3una1ne DON
IA proeent. Die 3a1l D.r Mrbslter
itellte iiA burdf6nittlid uuf S02,661
cine 3unabme bon 80 9,rcr.nt; Der
@eiammtlobn be5ifferts iih Glf $90.,
384,532, cine 3unohme Bon SO PRO-
cent; bic s3abl Der falurirtcn Mngeittus
ten Itslte iin auf 1886. ibr @damnlts
sebalt beaiifsrte iih auf S7,535. .120,
cine 3unabme pon III prDcent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16

Jrdntreid's Rrebit III, trob tstnsr
sepdltigen 5hulbtnlan, INNER np@
ausge3eihnet. 9lm 28. December
ipurbe bic breiprO5eniise Wnltibe bDn
265, 600, 900 ssrancB, irelde 3ur Ded.
ung Der Roiten bes strieges gsGen
China uufstnpmmen ,parb, Is nal
iibtraeihnet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-16

gs Feblte mir sleid in Der eriten
2eit niht an pafTenbsn HetanntIhafS
TN, bslonbers unter ben jiingeren Be-
.;amten, ,ilnb i9 entaps mid benIelben
feinesnegs. Mm liebfen jebD9
bra9te ih meine grbolungsftunben bel
unb nit meinen Wernanbten au.
Mufrihtia fei es bier sefast: Der
Masnet, melber mid faft tdslid, unb
ndre es au4 nur ouf eine Stunbe gez
lpeIen, nod Der hiibf1en @artenbe=
fBung bor benz @eetbore bin3os, bieB
Sobanna.
Wis anbers mar iie jebt aber auA,
als in Der 3eit ppr iieben Sabren!
Der, nenn immerbin milDe, 10 bod
nidt sbsn anaiebenoe grnit, Delhsr
bas iunge MGbben bamals niGt ber<
lieB, fam iebt nur nod BEL beionberen
Mnl6Hen gum Wnrihein; Elm fainter
5robIinn beleeae iett ibr ganaes Use
fen unb itnnb ibrer lisblitRn Gr1heiz
nuns anm Sntsiiren idOn. eie ma9te
fein 0ehl baraus. hab lie mid germ
fab; unb inbem {ie lire Weinungen
unb Mniidhten jsbt ben meinigen DilS
Iig unterD,1n;is, fhien Tie in mir ben
Glisren. erjsbrensren Bruoer 81 ebren,
Der Elm uabeitreitbareS Re6t auf bas
Nertrdusn Der iiingeren Sbtpeiter
Eabe.
.tn bisfem Ginns nnbm iie tDobl
! aud Bic ilsinsn characterization bin,
bic i9 i6r unablGifig Su pibmen Bee
miht mar. a& flhlk mid nirgenb
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
WAS LITTLE DIFFICULTY IN FORCING
DELEGATES TO ACCEPT MACHINE SLATE

The morning session OF the second
and last day 81 the Republican county
convention lasted but little over an
hour. During that time the Smoot-
htarns combination was absolutely N
control and nominated Jacob MoritE
and W. y. Williams Tor the state sen
ete. This winter. II elected. they will
vote for the apostle for United States
senator. And II they live two years
longer. they viii attempt TO send sen
aior hearns hack 20 Washington.
The moot-kearns combine ran
EInEs easy. The machine had been
81 well oiled that there were but two
s1ueaks When Chaplain AXton In the
afternoon attempted 20 introduce a gag
law the delegates refused 10 wear the
collar Of servitude 20 the extent OF gag
rule and Kissed the mover of the mo-
u9n. once during the afternoon an
nominations and. seconding speeches
AFTER the Smoot- kearns slate had been
PLACED before the convention But IL
a.1 noe carry, 10 was received with
boots wells. cries az gag" and Kisses
10 was getting along toward noon be
Tore Chairman Wenger called the con-
Nenuou 90 order. The delay was que
lN The lengthy session Of the salt Lake
city precinct meeting. which was held
in The Theatre. The first order 81 bust
ness was the nomination OF two state
senators. For half an hour the dele
gales listened 10 nominating and sec
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

ending speeches. Then came the bal
loting. jolly row and the noon recess
Gag Rule Is Downed.
The chair. evidently seeming an at
tempt on the part OF the Smoot- Kearns
faction 90 impose gag rule. notified the
convention that Just so long as there
was man or woman on the floor OF
the convention who wanted TO make a
speech he would recognize them.
Then the following nominations were
made: Benner y. Smith BY Senator
Lawrence. Jacob Moritz by George
Buckle. ". y. Williams BY George A
smith, z. 3. Critchlow BY G r. Allen
Orsop n. Hewlett by A. V. Taylor.
During the progress of the speeches
there were several reflections cast upon
attorneys. the intimation being that
they were not 20 be classed with mer-
chants and artisans when il came 20
sending men 20 the legislature. Al
though no especial attention was paid
10 the innuendoes at that time. Il caused
some pointed remarks 10 be made dur
ing the afternoon session.
When A. 4. Irvine had taken his seat
after seconding the nomination OF
Williams. Chaplain ANtOn served no.
tice upon the convention that Smoat
and kearns were running things by
moving that all further nominations De
dispensed with. and that the conven-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
Am WORE SMO0I COLLARS.

Every delegate to that convention knew when the die adjournment
ton Of Apostle Reed smoot the United States Every delegate knew
n o
smiling
A. shadoved The Herald Of yesterday the adjournment from
combination
opportunity to pull itself osether And there an interesting
Smith one Of the leaders made an EFFORT TO upset the order Of
Smith made vigorous little speech in favor OF his motion to this effect
Immediately uchn would
remark Anything that George wanted they did not want they
Monday night
That exactly what Mr. Smith wanted and expected them to do
rush te Wi a Skin or a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
CONVENTION AT BOISE
Democrats Put Up Strong Ticket
and Endorsed HaWIey For Unit
ed States Senator.
IspeelaI to The HeralaA


Boise. Ida. Sept. 23.-The Democratic
county convention today. after a spirited
session, endorsed J. H. Hawley for United
States senator bv vote of IS TO 30 The
supporters OF Chief Justice Quarlss op-
posed Hawley.
What is considered a very strong legis-
laIlYe and county ticket was nominated.
Those on the legislative ticket are. Sen
atOr. p Il Mcdonald. representatives.
+. y. CASTOR Charles NJ. Abbott and q.
IS. Fraser. The platform pledges ale
glance 10 the Kansas CITY and state plat
sOrms and strongly endorses the state
administration Some of the planks are:
We favor the establishment OF an in
dustrisl school for Juvenile offenders.
I'VE pledge our delegates TO the legis-
lature. II elected 10 use all honorable ef-
forts TO secure the enactment Of laws 20
prohibit any individual. firm. corporation
OF trust. or any representative OF such.
from debating or regulating, or from at
tempting 20 dictate or regulate IN any
manner. the price al which any products
or commodities shall be sold in this
state"
A pure food law Is demanded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
AXIOM STANDS BY KEARNS.

in the
virtue O gratitude
OF nominations for
would
eandl
n
moreh ballot
in eight OF
Redman
Lewis NJ ana
lies
through the crowd
ballot the ticket
Manager Ippnan
walked OF the
ahead OF him.
sutherland man
willing
Sutherland himself VIII
he pub
without hesitation
Democratic convention would heartily
EN-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
SLATE WAS RUSHED THROUGH.

And the they did revelation the gentlemen who had never
W. big majority
II n
a respectable scattering
Of sutherland with much amenaon and many evidences Of detection gave
struggle although of made
II
words
and the Lord dsposes and that the viii OF the Lord must he
politics There stood the
T. Christian
Of salt Lake City and chaplain in the regular army warmly
where TO death in saloon bawl only ten days ago
.n dor and y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

night occurred at the ridge" at Win
tonborough. where there was a clash
between rioters and a party of work
men reinforced by coal and iron police.
John Burnett OF Philadelphia, one of
the police. was shot in the arm. There
has been no disturbance at the ridge"
today.
The Hungarian who was shot in the
attack upon Deputy Sheriff McAndrew
and Superintendent Burkeiser yester-
day, died today.
A culvert on the Bloom division of
the Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
road, near Lackawanna station, was
blown up by dynamite tonight Much
coal has been going over this road of
late
Wajaek Mojowski, a striker, was shot
through the body just above the heart
by guard at the Raymond cOlliery in
Archibald today. The physicians say
he win die. The wounded man says he
was looking for a lost COW in the woods
near the colliery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
SHORTAGE OF Cash
STOPPED THE PLAY

London. Sept. BIN an interview today
with a representative OF the Associated
Press. Mckee Rankin. the manager of
Nance O'Neil. the American actress
whose Illness. as announced last night
caused the closing Of the Adelphi theatre
here. where she has been since Sept. Il
as Elizabeth in Elizabeth. Queen of
England" explains that the real reason
for stopping the performance was the
shortage OF cash The losses Incurred BY
Miss O'Neils season have been heavy.
Mr.. Rankin estimates that Se0.ec9 Is not
sufficient for all claims. Since Saturday
the theatre has been besieged BY supers
clamOring for their wages. which Mr.
Rankin Is now engaged IN settling He
attributes the failure of the work 70 a
theatrical CLIQUE which is trying 70 get
the Adelphi out Of the hands OF the Gatt
syndicate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

COME Of the delegates Republican county
}
anguish every time Democrat looked them.
looked IKE sheet Of chilled steel II
with ong sharp knives then
sharp eearut and decisive
o be
Twelve candidates legislative
the
a SmO man
m o he [ suree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
ESCAPED CONVICT
SHOT AND CAUGHT

Tacoma, Wash. Sept Sd Hansen,
the eounterfeiter who escaped from the
penitentiary on McNeirs
island yesterday. was shot and cap
tured today at a point on the east end
OF the island by a rancher who was in
the posse hunting for the prisoner.
Hansen was taken back 70 the prison
on a stretcher, and surgeons were sum
moned from the state hospital for the
insane at Stefaeoom to attend him. His
condition is critical
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
BOILER EXPLODED.

y Pueblo. Colo. Sept. 23--The To- !
y connective OF a freight train going =
y north on the Denver q Rio =
y Grande exploded tonight a mile >
y from Monument. on the divide y
y Engineer George NJ. Andrews OF =
= Denver and Fireman Thomas Phil =
= burn OF Pueblo were killed. The =
= explosion occurred without any =
= warning and the cause is not =
= known. The enginemen were ter =
y ribly mutilated. =
= The engine was new one. =
y having only just been received =
= from the works. Although prac- =
= tically nothing remains OF the 10 =
= connective but the trucks. the track =
. was not damaged and but little =
. injury was done 10 the train. =
~ y y = y \ =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
Warship May Be Sent.
SHORT S10.5Oo.

= Butte, Mont. Sept. 23.-Major =
y NJ. L Bridgeman. who was recent y
y ly removed as Indian agent at the =
Y Fort Belknap agency, was arrest y
y ed today by Special Agent Nc =
y Nichols on a charge of falsifying =
y his accounts. The federal grand y
y jury has indicted him on thirty >
y nine counts The alleged false =
y accounts and fraudulent vouchers =
y aggregate about $40. 500, and cover >
4 a period of twenty-five months =
= prior to last April, when Bridge =
= man was suspended.
=
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
H0LD-UP IN CHICAGO
In BROAD DAYLIGHT

Chica go, Sept. Z5.-One Of the most dar-
ing hold-ups recorded in this city for
many a day occurred today on State
street. near Van Buren,. Mrs. Upham, an
aunt OF Fred ". Upham. president of the
board OF review. who had been shopping,
being stopped by a gang OF six men, who
appropriated a handsome diamond brooch
and about so in cash. Before any one
could interfere the robbers had secured
their Dlunder and eScaDed-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
PASSENGERS NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH

(NAN FRANCISCO 2The river steamer sodo' plying between
y nd dock this afternoon s-
Elizabet o
Aol
ass
the
the fire
the eh
cont near geing
the Day
taken the d
chopped side Of the vessel ~ t =.
thought al nave o a.
coun
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. 23.-The
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
completed the election OF officers to-
day. Charles Mayer Of Parsons. Kan,
was elected a vice president Grand
Secretary and Treasurer F. ". Arnold
was reelected by reclamation j. 81.
Murphy OF Denver was reelected gen
eral counsel and Dr. ". r. Watts was
chosen grand medical examiner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
BRUTE HANGED.

Reading. Pa. Sept. 23--George CAN'T
was hanged here today for the murder IN
October last OF Annie Etter. Is years OF
age. whom he had assaulted. GantZ was
q years OF age idle and shiftless. Miss
Etter was the daughter OF a respectable
citizen and the granddaughter OF Rev
Etter. z well known retired clergyman
OF the United Brethren church
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

y St Petersburg. Sept. 3.-The y
y first comment here on Secretary =
y Hays note 10 the powers on the =
y subject OF Roumania's treatment =
= Of the Jews appeared today The =
y St. Petersburg Zeitung says:
y zone may well rejoice II Amer =
y lean Intervention betters the sad =
y lot OF the ROumanian Jews How =
y ever. one doubts the unseifishness =
= OF the American step since the =
= Roumauian Jews are probably y
= much better of than the Filipi- '
y nos" =
L l. l. l. l. l. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24
TWO COACHES DTTcHED

Nelson. Neb.. Sept. 2S-Two coaches at
tachsd TO the rear OF a Burlington mixed
train were ditched hear here last night
and ten passengers were injured Mrs
G. W. CoOns of Beatrice. an aged woman,
was seriously injured about the head The
injuries OF the others consisted of bruises
and slight cuts. The accident was caused
by a had rail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

csnecial TO The HeraldN

, Evanston. Wyo.. sept 23.-Wn- =
; lie. the l4-year-old son OF George =
; Irwin. accidentally shot himself =
, here this evening. The charge of !
) the shotgun tore away the entire !
) exterior of the abdomen and the :
; boy cannot recover. A brother =
, here met a similar death seven =
= years ago :
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SHERLfFS CONTROL
Situation at Scranton Pa Is Growing Rapidly Worse and II
Governor Has Been Asked to Send
Troops.

TTIILKESBARRE. Pa. Sept. 24.-At
Wy las o'clock this morning Sheriff
Jacobs OF Luzerne county sent
telegram 10 Governor Stone asking that
troops be sent 20 Wilkesbarre and vi
cinity. He says he is unable 10 cope
with the situation.
Harrisburg. Pa, Sept pa telegram
was received in Harrisburg early this
morning from Sheriff Jacobs OF Lu-
zerne county asking Governor Stone for
troops. In his telegram TO the gov
enOr the sheriff says he is unable TO
cope with the situation. No action was
taken on the request tonight. and it is
likely the governor will investigate the
conditions as they exist in the vicinity
of Wilkesbarre before sending troops.
Scranton. Pa. Sept 23-Nine com
panies of the Thirteenth regiment or
dered out last night are in camp at
Oliphant. near here. The rioting last
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GIVEN TWENTY YEARs.

Olathe. Kan. Sept. 23.-Bessie Hick-
land. who murdered i2-year-old boy
at Wilson last July. and who was
found guilty Of murder in the second
degree a few days ago. was today SEN
fenced TO twenty years in the peniten-
tiarx.
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Marines Modified.

Six hundred marines have been mobil-
lied az Norfolk 20 be sent 10 the isthmus
aboard the Prairie, now at Boston. The
Prairie is ready 10 sail whenever she NAV
receive notification. The mobilization of
these marines is IN the nature OF a pre-
caution, and unless they are needed Il is
not the intention Of the navy department
10 embark them for the south.
Admiral COghlan had a talk with Sec
rotary Moody and Rear Admiral Taylor.
chief OF the bureau OF navigation. today
concerning his duties in the West Indies.
W nile no formal orders have been Issued,
the dispatch Of a flag officer 10 the car
ibbean practically amounts TO the crea-
ton OF fleet division In those waters.
II IS understood 10 be the intention of
the department to create a West Indian
division OF the North Atlantic squadron
when the winter maneuvers in the Carib-
bean end.