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on Tuesday th.r" was a formal o"l-hra-
,ion - the close of tho agitation which has
bc-.n going on for a number of years for
filling IN the Mot, Haven anal ~ The Bronx
TIN. petty tributary 10 tn Harlem River.
ou" of the few survivals ~ Drch topnC-
riphv IN town, has, in ~" interest of public
health and business hsrn tilI"d m and has
l-Comc Canal la"c. Further downtown
Canal street. broad and a' Oh" time an
Important business thoroughfarc, replaced
the canal which Ia early Dutch times wac
CUT from the kolck stream To the Hudson
River. through the LispcnardS Meadows,
the chief hridg" crossing the canal icing
al th. junction of thc anal with Brogdway.
Intraurban canals are wholly out of dat.
and ulaC,, in New YORK
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MASSACRE N SOLOMON ISLANDS.
ship Captain and n Missionary and Ills
wife Killed by Natives.

VANCOUVER u. &. July 10. Mail AL
vices from Australia by the steamer Moaha
say the labor vessel Rio l.oge, recruiting
for labor In tho Solomon islands has arrived
in Brisbane with startling news contained
in n lctter from Nr swanson. the Govern
mcnt agent. dated Maran, Gsudslcanar.
solomon Islands.
Mr. swanson aid that he was among a
murr.erous hand of natives who wer" intent
upon msss~scring all the white settlers
The captain of tie recruiting labor ver-el
RoderiCk Dhu. had been murdered a. IRA
the missionary and his wife at IRA were
also killed and their heads carried away
A number Of blacks friendly Ia the whites
were also deprived of their heads.
Friendly natives say that tho head hunters
are bent ON numbering the whites on the
island and all blacks IN sympathy with
them In retaliation against the act passed.
hy the Federal Government ot Australia
prulihiting solomon blacks working in the
sugar plantations of Queensland
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GEORGE NOR REPUBLIC.
Celebration Of the seventh Annl,erssr,
Of Its Natal Day.

ITHACA. y Y. July io-Ths George
Junior Republic to-day celebrated the
seventh anniversary Of the founding Of tho
sociological institution. which has proved
10 he n hig success and b-en usssd as a model
for all svnilsr experiments Prominent
men from different parts of the country
interested in the ministur" state we're
present J u Pcnnick Of Syracuse. 7. N
o.borne and Frank Richardson of Auburn
and A q Agnaw of New York city. made
s,,,,.,h.. IN which hoy spoke IN high terms
III tho work which is being accomplished
IN c,ucn'ing Young boys and siris VINO arc
without means
After the m,-',Ing of the Board Il Dirctor-
/, VA annnun.,d that friend, whose name
vs. MOI div. -s-t had t-'queathet 20 the
Rrplhlic a sum sufficient To- erect two
now huildings. one to H. Used ~ court
hons. and Iail and III" other a. capitol
lake smith. former President oi IN"
Rrruhlic and coSswain of this years win
,it's Cornell Varsity crew, was among the
many graduates who participated In the
day's programme.
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DsDN.r k>sw PaRk pRsWDsNr.
i've Part tassrers Wsruess tssisss wsss-
ms rtm@ were Net petite ussse>d-

Two central Park lahor-r- vcrs Dis
rni-.-i Yesterday IN con-equsacr ~ an
esp-ri-nc- htch Park Commi--ioner VIII
cos had on sunday while -ifoling about IN"
Mall ~hile th" hand cunr-r' sa- IN progre>-
The Commissioner IN IA" cour-~ ~ hi-
stroll -onn saw unif"rus-i lslnrrr chatting
vith a polircman instead uf attending to
his work After Natc'lug the policenan
and the lahofrr talk for ahO'.t ten minutes
the Commissioner walk"I up to them.
Don't you know YOU are violating IN"
r,il.,. by g,r-,iping' D. -aid io the Aborcr
Whom hell a., you. anyway r-torted
the laborer, not recognizing tho President
81 the DEPARTMENT
Newer niud Who I am said th" Com
missioner You are making yourself liable
to a complaint
sA-c VOu or. ~ those fresh ducks that 60
around tryin' To- maze troubl" for people
G'wan ahCut yer business, responded
the llbprrf
The Commissioner walked along little
farther and saw another lahorrr leaning
on his rake and puffing at his pip
-Dpr't YOU know yop arr violating the
rIles by smoking while on dutyr' the Com
missioner asked h.m
Say, do you own this park. mis,er' Get
offen the grass an keep oN an don't be
poking yer nose in what don't concern
YER. ans wered IN. man who aiso had never
seen the Park Commissioner before
Tho Commissioner walked farther and
discovering another laboter smoking. spoke
to him This man snid he knew that snok-
ing on duty was against the rules. hut ho
was very fond ~ tis pipe and took chanc"
Of not being caught
The three men wer" summoned 20 the
Commissioners Office Yesterday and were
greatly surprised when they recognized
in MIR Wilcox the man Who hnd spoken To
them about breaking the rulcs The firsi
two labnrers had no defence tn urer and
were dismissed from tho service The
third was warned not ~ smok" on duty
avaip
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CLERGY To BIRY rHE DEAD.
sections Deny That Protestant Ministers
Have Abandoned the Gft,.

An article offered To the newspapers
last night recited that complaints are loud
about the absence from the city of Prot
es,ant ministers 70 attend SICK calls and
bury the dead. that half a doSen sections
were discovered who declared that they
had no idea where 10 turn for a minis er
Ia bury the dead list IL sivei. oi
some of the clergyman who are out Of town
and II l. stated that in a majority Of cases
their churches are closed
The SrN called up on the telephone one
whole dozen Of undertAker- and sections
in succession Each said that he had been
able to secure a Protestant Clergyman
for every funeral requiring one. that when
absent pastors had not LETT assistants IN
charge they had arranged with other clergy
men Ia attend to sick calls and funerals
Eleven Manhattan clergyInen are on
the liz, mentioned with the addendum,
In a majority Of cases their churches are
closed Only thrre ~ the eleven churches
are closed. one of them for repairs
Every Unitarian church is closed.
u another statement. All Souls u not
clo~-i
Ihe ar,icl. goes on to quote an anonymous
gentleman ss saving
I, /. the system that IL At fault. hut the
ministers encourage the system The system
Il u for nine months only SAlati"s named
are for nine months pay. Ministers have
worked on, their time for the year II II the
duty of NrStry. session and oNi'tAl board to
provide pastoral supplies dufing ~" summer
months Many fail 20 do "a. hut for thi- he
minister l. not r-spon-lbl- bi oonrs", u u
idle 90 talk about people bsing out Of town
\ fcR are but the streets are luIl OF I'opl"
downtown districts crowded
II H. al-o stated that IN" highly paid
among the ahsantee- draw t3i2..o IN sala-
ri.s and that altogether -th"re ar absent
from tho city at this moment, with no one
in their plac-s, their wotK simply dropped,
ministers who receive aggregate salaries
of SyaOoDO year Then the anonymous
gent leman goes on.
Tho summer. or AZ least the vacation season,
l. Young yet II 80" pre'"ut rumhlins Of
coinplnints over the Iack Of minister to
respond TO si,k aud death CALI keeps on,
something vii hav" 10 h" don" 10 avoid
a scandal Il na- almost reached thai dim"n.
sion now There T. talk Of -ou" combined
action, looking to the keeping ot ministers
on cali, at least to say funeral services rh,s
,.,an l. followed in Brooklyn. " must l."
inausurated In Manhattan few Ministers
ma a.. this provision h"fore they l"f Most
of them went away. alas, vth seemingly
little thought about 'u-t Who vas "a attend
such CALI They .ay they need rect
4 SrN reporter who visited twelve rrut-
es,ant churches AZ random iast night
found that in every case whHTe the pastor
was on, ~ town arrangements had l-en
made to attend 10 funerals and sick calls
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SAYS GEN. LEE rs MISTAKEN
Minister Quesads Denies mat There's An,
danger Of Anarchy In cuba.

W.surSuroS. July 10 = mr. Quesada.
Minister from Cuba n the United States.
declarrs ,ha, cen Fi'r1ugh Lee was merely
,pculatins when h" predicted anarchy
in ,he island he insists that no foundation
EXISTS for Gen Ices statement, which h"
saws il absurd :. nor Quesada admitst that
there has l-.n some discnnient among the
negroes, owing to their faIlur" To- get off'cial
apuoint ments. and Dies no, deny that a
rc.si,nis,ic feeling exists IN cuba ON account
~ C"nrrrSs failing To provide for r-Ci-
r-oci,y He con, radic's. however. Gen
ic.'s statement thai ~" financial oondi
lion Of the island - bad and Says that a.
Tor rebellion among the evolutionary
lead,r. he IL ASSURED that all the prom
nent Cuban Generals have communicated
20 Pre-. dent Palma their intention 10 up
hold his Aiminisi ration
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OGtI SAW ELkIN.
Tue Harmony Conference ~ the Pennsyi.
,ania Executive Mansion.

HARRIsBrRo. Pa. July IO-Senators
Quay and Penrose, after spending the night
at the Executive Mansion as the guests
Of Gov Stone. lef, for Philadelphia this
morning IL developed after their depart
ure ;ha, Attorney General Elkin and i
lArry Eyre dropped in on the conference
toward midnight. although both had de-
clared during the evening that they did
not expect 10 see either 81 the Senators
II II suspect Ell that they were sent Tor, and
that the Governor acted as peacemaker
between the Senators and tn" recent can
didat. for the nomination for Governor
Sena' or QUAY wants harinouv IN thu party,
and he will have the groundwork laid Tor
a successful fall campaign trfore h" goes o
the Maine woods lie "Nue~'s "a 60 'o Puts
burg for f.r' iar Iear" conf, rnce tsfore
starting on lis VACATION. Non" OF the
pa-'ie., ~ the Conicrenc" would discuss
IL ,h,s ,noruinc Both United states sen
a,or> -nid hat they had di,cuss''d politics
and thai sii ,vcr" ipr the ticket
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TO an NpGRO AM tNCEMENT.
4 Great 'onxrrss of the Race IN be Held
I'm Atlanta Fari, In August.

4 nssrp cunfrrru"" 20 l,e known as the
Young Peoples Ihri~'isn and Educational
Consr..-- is 'o u. hold IN atlanta. Ca from
Aug Gtn II 'p di-"u~- what l. baing don"
for the moral. spiritual and intellectual
advancement, Of their race Forty different
ASSOCIATIONS will le represented and II is
.xp.c,cd that a. l.yst 10000 delegates
viii IT, pre- .nt hundreds Of teachers. min
i.t,rs and hers Interested n the welfare
Of tho raca Tn" - 'undarv object OF the
congress i- to arou-s among the Young
.r,le themselves a -entime which will
result IA a greater e'ort on their part 10
helm each other A trip to Tuskeece In
.titu,c has t.-cn planned in connection
with tho congress The railroads are oher-
inx REDUCED flaws and pr'parat ions are being
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u'Sosed AMI dragged tho euiir. f--s inio
The hresk~r. The story. coatinus- th"
de-psich. sould ---m tnrrv,Iible ~ere u
M, vuu"hs-i Tor ~ th-sr honor by ~"
m-mt'-r- - the party. ~ho cam. very near
lDsins their lives through th- mI-hap
Why Incredible The Wr-cking shark j. q
well-knoSn variety 49, SaARkEr on
sharks, Vol n . IN. note More re-
u,rkablr than the performances ~ N"
~r-rker shark ot ~ the immen-. schools
of man-sa'"rs j. tho appearance near the
mouth Of the Missi--ipp, u lesion- Of devil.
fish deVtllins damnably This l. Q demon
,tratbnn asains, antitrust laws ami fragrant
cnntemp, ~ N. Legislatures 10 Louisiana
NJ Ni>sissippi and Arkansas
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Pns-pong - marching ;riumphan'ly
around the world Now It goc- to break
the Silencr of the North. The daughter
Of Lieut., PEARY il taking u set TO hllc-mer"
Land and will introduce the game among
tho E-quimaux. who will probably regard
II a. magic and medicine and consult
the dpgckok about H. We can hear the cry
Of thirty all ringing in the soft blubberish
accents Of E-quimau and see polar bears
serving or putting the ice ball to one an
other from chunk To chunk Of the frozen
sea. When the Pole itself In reached. ping
pong can give place to tether ball
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There must no, ~ grain Of salt with
the taking 81 the reports from the coast of
Louisiana and Mississippi ~ the prefer
saIiu. >altines> 81 tho Gulf waters and "f
the treasures of tho aquarium there open.
Mysterious or even hshy 10 the mbbcrs
who don't low" to tsh but plain as a pike
stan and true ~ steel to IN" r,'st OF ur T. the
employinrut of a ,-choul Of sharks a. wreck
ers on ship Island The sharks, de-crih'd
In a New Orleans dcspatch io the Tr,bun' ~
uf unheard-of size. grabbed IN. anchor
chain OF a Yacht 10 whic4i other yachts were
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JbrIxtra Ntsi or man.

To- rHu EpIroR oF TIM - -SU The
other day ~. motormnn Of htoadvay car
kuo, ked down ~ Nt'i" sifl ana push"u h"f
along for -omc distance IN front Of the wheels
.b-olu,.ly unavar. OF the fact which
could hardly have occurred had there been
-.,oud Wau there -
H. Hrooklyn particularly, wher" - many
children are Killed regularly. msk'mah 70
p--t-t 'Nr tnotorman would h~ III" mo hSth-
raj ~ugg"-t,uu a. means t"Nhh uu,l"S
the number ot victims " ''WNN'
NV NoHk. July
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wer,a,,,, In the eva war. Worth and south,

v..u,S ,ruN I4l. tSpr-iah iadse har'iet' ~
GEORGIA hAs igrr,rrd interesting and valuable
contt tha,ions ~ history 10 speech delivered 70
,rpIy 10 one 81 Mf Mshou o' lenn>llNAnA, who
soufh, to- 4l,.r' attention from the charges agsn,'
o.r,rS and mon ~ ia- Nmetlchn Amy IN the
r,,l,,,,,. a, tA..Iur ahoIi thc eva War
nn the 1870 81 EIiy. i~sf, NJ stanton secretary
ot war Of tie ntci Sia,rs. made report 20 Cor .
srr,, In ~hirh ,pP~af, that "i atl the prl>ohrts
4, the hands ~ the Con'rd~fAies cunhg ihe Tour
year, thrre died m all ~ ~" '"n''ae'a'e prisons
,, s.s whu. a, the Can'edetate pu>oncrs held by
Inc Tpisd state taer, dsi IN prison .o,sie
Thr Surscon-ucncfsl ~ me tinted States ARMY
nArnes madr a rcpoT' that ne whole number Of
pus,nrrS captured and held by ~ C,hicd'rA''s
"a, s.0Oo. and Ne sls" had from NE Sre
onr,al rrpon that the whole uumhet ~ Ionied
crate pr,soaer, captured and held In prison BY the
fsdsrA authorizes was only gsoopL
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THE NEW OIL-PROPELLEDrtCHT
Motive Power Produced b, Explosions Of
the Kerosene. Not by steam.

The motive power of the 3s-foot kero-
sen. launch. Ahicl Abbot Low. which left
this port for England on Wednesday, IL
produced hy series of explosions Of the
kero-ene iiself and not hy the generation
81 steam in a boiler heated 10y kerosene
flame. A. In other engines. The oil il fed
automat icallv al tho ratN - gallon an
hour into an iron hall heated by a kerosen"
torch A. the oil rNplod.s the piston rod
which runs into the hall 10 driven down
There are 90 explosions minute and
each explosion CAUSES ~" revolutions
u the lO-hor-e power engine.
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According to a Washington despatch

According to a Washington despatch
To the S,v York Herald. the friends 81
senator BAILEY 81 Texas fear that blood.
sized would cnsua should lac encounter
Mr. PESFIgLD.- the Solicitor II the state
Department For the sake of Mr. BAiLErs
good name and rrp,ration for sanity, W.
hope that this report l. untrue. lie has
tried the patience of his friends sufficiently
He will not GO into the assault and battery
line any more unless he desires no, TO dis
,insush himself hut TO estinguish himself
Besides, MIR. PtNYItLp might lick him.
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U,R,ESTING GRtSSHOPPERs.
Dollar q Busnei for Prime BuGs In New
Hampshire.

TR.NkrIN. y II, July io-The crop
Of s-asshoppcrs Al the Webster place,
abou, two niles from herr. il expected
tn 10 oven gr,at"r than in isps,
when SO bushels wcr" harvested and
n bo,,ntv of 81 bushcl was paid 10y
tho S,lic summer visitor PLACED
his cnai N Ne grass "nc day this week
,Iil. he a,sist'd W raAing up small lot
of hav On returning an hour later he
found that th" grassh"pI~t- hsn ea'eh
!, tn sbreds dcViC Ia catch the grass.
honrsrs hy horsc power IL used here and
the work of harvest them VIII soon
bsgir
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J. D. ,RJuwi>s ON IRELAND.
Pound the Ould sod Surprisingly Proc
prrou, aud sorry for the kinG.

ling abroad. ,mcHv IN the British Isles.
for srycral weeks. got hack yesterday
nh. ard the White star liner Tetitonic
He ald he had sp"ni NOR" time IN ireland
than el-cwh"r" and was surprised at tho
pro. J-rity - -" reasantry That Ire
'aud ~a- not altogether hostile to Eng
land waz demonstrated when the news
Of the hing'- serious illness was published
by sympathc,ic crowds around bulletin
boards
Nr Crimr,ins saw Mr. Croker AZ a die
tanrc ~ London and th" Tammany leader
was looking well ana prosperous VII
Crimrnin- dined with sir Thomas Upton
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To- rur Enron or THr SrN Su Can't
TIM StN ~corch prcSld'ut HarIrf's SCENE
for breaking up coeducation m the chicago
| nIy"r-uy'
our adVicrs from there are that he has
hf-.pr 20 tNr GROUND lui 'iat Do" IL "iu"n"N
vorr,,-I over toe VrttICt-m 10 - r''" ihk.
"a, npg Z 90 lo Iut M trr po-iIon "i h'hs
"a, oulv VA. vDr-,tN pr,'-rsl mt 10 has been
anna nl.. 90 uIrl g, to.siuCttion -l''r'--lully
It< - . matter wltrr con "ru~ '" ts-t
A. Huucn - tuC West W" near 'N"' ~"
tfu-tr.s- 4tC waN"ttug
NtW NsRk .tulv
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Another o,eomarsarine T,x Decision.

wAsHISdroS July io.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has dccid, d ,ha, oleo-
margarine. 81 which th. chief constituent
IL palm oil. irs, cad 81 the customary cotton.
seed oil. i- subject To- the revenue tax 81
10 cents Per pound ~ color'd olcoinargarinc
instead of tho lower rate 70 ore-fourth
of one cent for uncolored The decision
was rendered In Wow 90 the stated intent ion
~ one manufacturer 81 oleonlargarine
10 uSc palm oil IN order TO give the yellow
color 70 butter to tine manufactured prod.
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stresa signs

To rur Enron or INV Srs NJ The winter
r,Anle, that thlS II matter rHt NrN ma, com
nrntrd upon beforr. but u not about time mat
the pT->ent administration made moNe toward
,ns NAM, ot rurb.r Of each street and avenue Of
New Nort city, - -,
F,rn the uan doing husur>, IA IN" ciy dAuy
Inr aud frequently paSs~S hts ohlcruNe t1ih'
bsfore hr has had tlnne so inquire ot ihr condur'o'
all Of which csa~sx confusion aud ip>, oI hme
me advent ~ modern strictures has tenu' 20
Inc old Landmarks obscure. ss can NJ longer nc
I'I' -" '"''' w W " n
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Denver has sent to the irunt ihi"r men who have
risen rapidly steadily and pcrfuan entity. untn nov
they stand a, the very ironi ranks where brains
energy and worth count these msh ate George
H. Dnalel, sea,rai passenger agent OF the New
YORK Central system and one Of IN. bssi known
raiirnad men In the tinted States 90 the world
George " Perkins. the rirh, hand % Fcrpont
Morgan" and his probable succes>or, and Joseph
kelNrN
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The LAT. WILLIAM THOMAS. who la

The late WILLIAM J THOMAS. who had
an exc-s-ive distrust of c~ntenarians,
would have pooh-roohed as a tai" or leg
end FERRY CHFsNFN. the Tennessee negro,
who died July Al the age of i2s II mus,
h, confessed that tho chronology 81 an
cient color.d folks IN often suspicious
The system 81 counting ~ some of them
H. generous IA the extreme; AMI when they
get tn h, rra sonahly old they easily reckon
them -clves C,'ui"narians tHESSEY was born
in Virginia and II IL not prohahl" that
even II he rrcurd - hlr'hs IN the parish
where hc came INTO The world was carefully
kap, and has hr.n preserved, transcript
Of ~ cSis's IN 1-nnessee Improbable
also IL the romantic detail that h" wa
born July 4. 1873 !, IL easy for al "ld
man or village congregation to invent
innno,ntly enough and opm" "a b"llrvr
such story Finally. tho last touch Il
irnprohabhty j. TN" assertion that NJ m"
Az. nf ~ he saw GEoRuE WAsHINGroN,
Tho Fa'her - hi Count ~ ~ tavorIt"
fgur" - cuored rpInRn"~r-. still, We
prefer 10 hcliov- In FrRRY tHEsSET II
h. wasn't ~ ~" o'lgh' 10 hav. br"n Al
inoflcnsive parsons should ~ encourage
,o mako tho dayr Of their years a. many
a. possible. and We look forward 10 the
time when a man who dies n, 1875 will be
regarded A. youth CIT ~ IN IN" bud
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Feminine Executive Absii,, In sp,csisnd.


FrUFn fhf I0sIsTtIN Tosrtft-Jo ovrrdI
RICHMOND. Ind July 8 SpicelAnd I.
FAST slipping into the control Of the fema
uopllation 4 year ago the women OF th,
town organized and solicited several hund Icsi
doIlars They purchased a street sprinkle
and erected large -tandpipa tbs y~sf
,n-v are cleaning the sdssslks, streets si'd
all-v- They stl next 'as" charss OF uc
cemetery and keep II IN good condition
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Strairhtening Things Out .

IL Is interesting to see tha, one OF
the more frantic champions Of the rights
of labor over capitals. the intensely
Bryanistic indianapolis Sentinel, which
has been bowling nightly that the
coal operators shall submit Ia the
miners demand for arbitration, now
feels itself constrained TO lay down the
same rule for the laborers The occa-
sion for this is the assertion in the organ
Of the American Federation Of Labor
that, under the existing system, the
public has no right to interfere. IN other
words, no rights in such quarrel a.
that before us So the Sentinel declares
for compulsory arbitration.
Our Indianapolis contemporary is
wrong, and the American Federation
of Labor Is right Compulsory arbl-
tration is against the law. IL u not TO
be thought Of The idea Of 1t Is but
chaff. good for making n furry that
may blind some peoples eyes, and for
pothing else.
Public rights in connection with the
coal strike come in. however when. as the
newspapers Of Yesterday reported, one
hundred men who mad broken fiom the
strikers ranks in Pine Valley and started
for work were stopped by a greater
crowd Of strikers armed with revolvers
and compelled TO 60 back. That out
rage bears upon every citizen OF the
country as we'll a. upon its immediate
victims II IL against the law. And
incidentally II proves that. but for vlo-
lence. anthracite mining would to-day
be in progress
II the indianapolis Sentinel and ia
like will uphold strikers when they are
right under the law and denounce and
oppose them when they are violating
the law. strikes IN whatever industry
will bring Ia the community NJ large,
and Ia the laborers IN particular, IN
iinitely less trouble than they do now.
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hat

Fror IdpaH Iad AGsTca
" ] BryAn sh, wa lATr no kkwan ZAsshi Cow
r4o1o' nj nAioro Roo>rysn nj nuke hoGAilJo
W. k-,>ai>h' Trust no heigai NO tokl. koto nj
-nlsu TruN- no muho nNhrs hbritsu no >el>ai
No Luv sera no htSuvo So rouirs
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We trust that the voyage begun on
"Wednesday hy tho s>-foot kero-en. launch.
Abel Abbott Low. from this port to South
ampton will H. without nishap and In
-tructive. The voyage ~ the Anthracite,
dminutive steamer. was q cpntribution
20 SCIENCE. The Ahiel Abbott Lows may,
perhaps, lie revullt lonary
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The first Of Mayor Lows promised publ

The first of Mayor Lows promised public
talks on municipal Affairs occurred yester-
day The subject was the sinking funds.
troublesome. though necessary factors IN the
administration 81 the city finances The
conclusion was that m. opinion expressed
upon this subject hy Mr. EDosE LEvEN.
tho successor of the late Deputy Comptroller
SroRRs in IN" Finance Department, was
correct Mr. LEvEY held that, a. the sink
ing funds are now constituted, they az" An
unnecessary drain on the taxpayer.
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p,,osc. a, wu,. >o, vnA-r ,omp.l,,o..

PROS, n. Florida It-iSs tT'o-.
Must We divo-rr ourNclNt, from bp ahlsm' Ihen
". Nul ali IN good time. bu, no, al hc bidding o.
our toes 90 Nj bpahA
The sun., 1902-07-11

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The sun., 1902-07-11

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The sun., 1902-07-11

Tho Witnesses IN regard to tie tdentinoa-
tion of the Hot, S'rad varius v"r" tho best
known violin makers IN New York