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The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
MINERS MAY STRIKE.
Disagreement-Order Calling Out
147,OOO Men Expected.

New York, May 5.-Orders to 47,0o0
miners in the anthracite coal region
to go on strike are expected on We'd
nesday. Negotiations between the OPP
orators and delegates of the United
Mine Workers have failed absolutely,
and the question will be submitted to
the miners themselves. Ameeting will
be held in Scranton Wednesday to con-
slider the matter. President Mitchell,
when asked point blank if there would
be a strike, replied: "The situation
looks very threatening" AS Mr. Mitch
ell is regarded as one of the most con-
sentative of labor leaders this remark
is significant. When asked what had
taken place at the conference, Mr..
Mitchell replied that there was little
to tell, except that the operators had
refused to grant any concessions what
soever to the men. They would not
agree that wages should be raised,
that the unionA be recognized, or that
coal should be weighed at the pit
mouth.
Announcement was made Saturday
afternoon that the negotiations had
failed and all hope of further confer
ences had been abandoned. Upon their
return home the delegates who came to
New York at the invitation of the Ma
tional Civic Federation to confer with
the presidents of coal railroads rep
resenting the operators will report to
the district organizations that nothing
has been accomplished, and the whole
question will then be left for the men
to determine at the Scranton conven-
ton.
In addition to the 147 900 anthracite
coal miners who would be affected by
a strike, there are about SOC, 600 soft
coal miners, many of whom belong to
the union, and who might be induced
to Join the anthracite miners.
Philadelphia, May 5.-Senator Han
ma, in an interview, characterized the
situation in the anthracite coal re-
gion as extremely delicate, and for
that reason said it would be unwise
for him to express an opinion as to
the probable result of the meeting
of the executive committee of the
| United Mine Workers for the three
anthracite districts called for next
Wednesday, at Scranton, Pa, by Ma
tional President John Mitchell. SEN
ator Hanna said he was officially no.
titled Sunday by Ralph NJ. Easley, Sec
rotary of the National Civic Fedora
ton, of the statement issued Satur-
day night by President Mitchell in
New York. He Immediately wired
Mr. Easfey mstrueiEg him to refra'T
from calling another I
Cancellation committedHIM2
cedure would be useli
the latest development
Hazleton, Pa, May .uu5n N.keI
sion prevails among tn an, ~ il
Hazleton district that -" uolss6
general strike as a res IN ssuF
of the operators and
tives of the United Mine uvl.>
come to an agreement. If the district
executive boards decide on Wednesday
at Scranton to order a suspension Of
work, the members of the union here
abouts will, it is believed, obey the or
der to a man,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
Great Rush of Immigrants.

New York, May 5.-The rush Of immi-
grants to this port which has signal
lied the first four months of the year
reached a climax the week ending Sun
day night, during which time 25,120
immigrants have been brought to this
city from the various European ports.
The total number Of immigrants arriv-
ing here for the four months ending
April 30 was 17s,604, an excess Of more
than $4,000 over any previous year for
the same period.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
EouI Play suspected.

Big Rapids, Mich, May 5.-The
body of George Copley, of Jersey,
who disappeared about four weeks
ago, was on Sunday found in Mitchell
lake, two miles north of Grape. 1t is
believed that he was murdered and
his body thrown into the lake. Short
ly before his disappearance Copley
had received n large sum of money
for some cattle, but none of it was
found in the pockets Sunday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
H GIRL ARE YOU?

Do Of ever have the headache 50
you can't go to the theater with him?
DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin cures
headache, and If you take it according
to directions you can prevent its return
to directions you can prevent its
return. Sold by Green G Bentley Drug
Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
mics from Lucknow Wound.

New York, May 5.-Col. Etienne st.
George, of the First Bengal fusi-
leers, is dead in this city from drop
sy. He was wounded before the
walls of Lucknow while a member Of
Gen. Havelock's famous relief force
during the Indian mutiny and his
death is ~traceable to the work of a
bullet received nearly half a century
before.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
worId,. Record. nroken.

Portland, Ore, May 5.-H. W. Ker-
rigan, Of the Multnomah Athletic club,
broke two worlds records. He estab-
lished a new mark of 6feet 2sk inches
in the running high dive, and cleared
Is feet 3H inches in the running long.
dive, adding 20 inches to the worlds
record,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
Modje.ka Going Home.

New York, May 5.-Mme. Modjeska
has made her last appearance on an
American stage. Her manager
states that political influence has
been brought to bear and has lifted
the Punishment from Poland imposed
years ago on the great actress.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
twelve Thousand jew. Coming.

Vienna, May 5.-The Neue Freie
Presse says that as the result of sys-
tematic persecution, 5000 Jewish fam
lilies, comprising 1900 persons, will
leave Roumania for the United States
in a few days.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
school Report.

Following are the names Of those
scholars who have neither been abb
sent nor tardy during the first month
ending April 25 at the Green Hill
school in Richland township, district
No. z: Karl Appel, Martha and Mar
tin Pothoven.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
Tvo uunared ana Fifty PerI,h

Yokohama, May 5.-Two hundred
and fifty fishermen are reported to
have been drowned in a gale which has
made havoc of the herring fishing feet
on the west coast Of japan.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08

A lighter and younger feeling per-
vades your body. A spirit OF hap
piness creeps into your life after
taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
BERTscH-BoAL DRUG Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08

Two million Americans suffer the
t~orturing pangs of dyspepsia No need
to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At
any drug store.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08
BRUTUS.

The Black Pucheson Stallion No.
43203 In stud book of France will
make the ssason 'O2 at o. B.Howell's
one-fourth mile south of Rose Hill.
Terms SIS to insure living colt.
33wst
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08

DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is a per.
feet laxative. Sold by Green & Bent
ley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08

rr BOOK MAILED FREE.
A. A, lFEyERs, Concessions, In1amma'
CURES tiOns. Lung Fever, MIX Fever.
II. ID. lsPRAINs, Lameness, Injuries,
CURES rheumatism.
G. G. lsORE THROAT. Quinsy. Epizootic,
CURES Distemper.
iGRp: WORMS. Bots. Grubs.
f, E.. 1 COUGHS, Colds. Influenza, Innamed
CURES Lungs, Pleuro-P Pneumonia.
r. F.(COLIC, Bellyache. Wind-BlOwn,
CURES Diarrhea, Dysentery.
G.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
aIRH KIDNEY q BLADDER DISORDERS.
II. SKIN DISEASES, Mango, Eruptions.
CURES ! Ulcers, Grease, Farcy.
j, K,lBAD CONDITION. Staring Goa,
CURES : Indigestion, stomach staggers.
ec. each; Stable Case, Ten SPECIFICS, Book, &C., g.
At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of price.
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William q John
Streets, New York.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-08

tives OF The United Mine Wul.-
come to an agreement. If the district
executive boards decide on Wednesday
at Scranton to order a suspension of
work, the members of the union here
abouts will, it is believed, obey the or
der to a man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-23
O.8OOODQQ'S S
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Elm GnOs 9smabt bat. Sicier 9rt'f purOs I'M Gta
tpber 1897 CtlDrtebcI:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-23
Giae8 jungen Ianns8 GrlebniB.

9ro Of Dn, A. Cft0Ber 1897.
sd mill Sbntn isBt mcine Scmptome ncnnet.
Sd bin @ Sabre alt; GsDiat $50 9tuno; GIrDba
6 Cub; 6ourfarbe OuHttlbroun S0rper uub 8liea
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nit psibem utbtrJuq, trGd)jeH unO biitClu, Um aus
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tin miiOss, idDsrcs Geft6l bei'm gIufittbeu; bic
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mantrul ihleimt5e GHtlt,ruuQeu aus b.n Sdrmsn;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-23

men Iubffri6irt porben 1T, einigeSage
por6er in Die 6Gnbe Der 8rigdnten ges
lagen gu laTen 6aben neroer, e6e bieIe
i6re @efangenen 6erau5ge6en. Die
8riganten beIte6en Darauf, neil lie
9ies fir cine not6penoige 8DrIi9tss
MaBregel balter. sic befir6ten nGm4
lid, baB man i9nen na6Itellen unO lie
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in GmpFung genomlnen BADEN, un6
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gen, e6e iie SRI. St0ne un0 5rau
3Iiltu freilaTen.
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ganten bertrout 1ino, iit man Der 2Lnz
ii6t, man t0nne ben 8riganten rubig
bertrauen; biefelben piirOen Der Ser
abreDung, bic @eFungenen 6eruu8 3G
ge6en, ipenn erIt bo5 20ie9elO be3ablt
lei, unlpeigerIid6 na6tOmmen un0
ni6t port6rii6ig per0en,
Neue l1nru4en in &letnz
q len.
Gonfantinopel, p. San
3tpei benuffnete S6aaren Mrmenier
fin0 3u Ganoiaf, i'm 9iitritt N}rI6,
&leinaIien, erf6ienen, S5n einem
Sample 8niI3en oiefen 2(rmenierr
unb elmer 2(bt6eilung tiirtiI6er Srupz
pen puroen elm tjirtiI6er Offi3ier uno
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Sin 8Iutbab ber6 tet.
9urts, %. Sunuur. - Die Ginz
mif6ung DeS 6rn. 9e56anel, PrGItz
benten Der 9eputirtentammer, bat ba5
geftern in 2(usii3t ge7teQte 0ueQ 3nia
f6en Dem 0eputtrten Gates (2lntties
miO unD D'GstourneQeS be Gonitunt
ipegen zines in Der 3ammer itattgez
funoenen Mprtpe65el5 ber6ittet.
8eiDe 9erren BADEN ertlGrt, OaB iie
feline 8eleiOigung bea6Iihtigten.
Gin internatiDnaler
g 6 6ntnbler.
Qonbpn, p. Sanuar.-G0pur6
M, MarI6aQ, Del6er ita bier unter
Der Qntloge in 5aft 6efinOet, in SiiOz
@frita, no er ais GapitGn in einem
trregulGren Corps biente, We6Iel gez
fdlf6t gu baben, i6eint au6 anOerspO
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ponirte 6eute elmer i'm 8opItraBens
9oli3eigeridt geiteIten 2tPpIitatiOH
Inn GntlaTung 0e5 @efangenen gegeH
8irgIhaft un0 ertldrte, 0}ari6al lei
Der internationalen Bpli3ei MOBILIZE
tannt. Soe6en lei g}a6ri6t aus Repz
gort eingetroffen, OaB er bort ber4
i8ieoene 2eute I'm cirta $4,000 Be-
i8ninoelt babe.
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g 9 nab + i'm 6 atier 5rdn5
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Dten, %. San. - Der 8iirgerz
meifter BON @ien ftellte beute ben
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i9Gftsangelegen6eiten Ser &aifer
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binbern iperbe, benIelben nod etnmal
gu empfangen. @6pab reiit morgen
nu4 Berlin u6, BON no er ii4 na4
Yaris unb Qonoon begi6t.
Wentger s. il n bungen.
8erl IN, %. Sanuar. =
2aut 2tnga6e Der r6rantfurter 3eiz
tung" be3ifferten ii9 Die pG6renb bes
Sabres 1901 in 0eutf9lanb gebilOez
ten neuen 2lftien 9e1eG19aften auf
158, nit einem 9eIammt &dpitul
BON 158,000,000 Mart, pd6renO i'm
Sabre 1900 beren 261 nit etnem Sc
iammtfapital BON 340,000,O00 Marf
in's 2e6en gerufen tpurben unD 1854
nit 544,OO0,0O0 Mtart &apital i'm
Sabre 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-23

GA 8 q n Z "A.
Tragt die 7D8 Sote, Die hT Imm8r GskauftH HABIT
'a5aif' III &lN2ztZx
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% al 6in9to n, .. g., %. San.
- 9as @rrungementszGpmite fir Die
8etpirtbung bes 9rin3en 9einrt4 TT
tGglt9 nit ben tbm BON ben 8abnz9e=
feGf9aften 5ugeitelten 9aten unb ben
aug oielen StGoten einlaufenben @inz
labungen bef4dftigt. Mun bdlt es
ieBt fir m0glt4, Der Sour Oes Prinz
gen tpeiteren @pielruum gu geben, 10
baB Der Sat G6icago, ct. Qouis,
Cincinnati, SnotanapOlis, N2iiDauz
fee unb Bottom befu9en fam. Die
leBtere Stabt tptrb er ipa6rI4einliA
am 8. MGr3 errei6en.
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Niebr Compliments.
piIuU ibsr Nrn Iriwenbf(nd.
Sic 9lnaelegenbeit inn 8cihstag bel
Der Scbattc ii6er bds Siioget oer
Eeihstan5Iei crtuabnt.

5e6r Derbin0li9e ueuBerungen ii6er
Die trubittoneGe 6reunbi6aft 3piz
i4en 9eutI9lano unD ben Ser.
@taaten. - Der 9lan gum N6z
bulten zines qreB 8unfetts in
g}ep gort finbet oGIgemeinen
2tntlung. - Sn gnglanO unO
Oeitrei6 piro Die 2tmeritareiie
bes grin3en nit i4eeIen 2tugen
betra9tet. = Sine @rpeiterung
bes geifeprogramms. - 9r. BON
@ifenbre6er tonmt nit.
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Gin 1Nnrf ii6er Milf.

Ser gerdjt Deg rgfofcfcaer= Snfituts4 iber lln=
tcriu6unQ Der in @eDzQort pertauitsn gii9, ptro
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bic @ebunouns Der Mild) Dor Ocren @blieftrun9
hat.
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OinqunQcn in Der rSuirp" Der 5iltton=Tarm por=
btryidcn lpo amber siner ooaitduoiQsn Ginri6tung
Die t5ierdr3tlidjc l1ntcriu6unQ Der &ube trcnQe
qebunDbabt piro uno in fSolge prdttnbtr ertaDz
runQcu in Der Understanding ale not5i9tn re
Qcln fir Dir Er3ieuuQ elmer rcincn uno Geluno=
beitlbcn Wtild befnlQt Dcroen.
2uBerOem iit oie pom oiter Wttl6eret qclteTerte
Mild bic bette, Die III bGben if, es lit bus refine
aus Den Gibcn qeironnere Qruouft unO nibt 6urb
fiinftlide Mittcl geidrbt ooer nerotdt. C23F)
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m q d n.
Wie man melbet, Fat Brtn5 6eirz
ri9 pieberbolt feiner 5reube buriiber
Q(usbrud gege6en, DaB gerabe Qbmiz
raj @pans ba3u ausgetpG6lt porben
lit, i'm am 3iele feiner Nmerifafabrt
81 empfangen. Seine 8e8ie6ungen gu
Dem portreffliAen ameritdnifden
@eeoffi3ter fnb EDIT freunbi4aft1i9er
Natur, unb Der Bring bat au6 ben
Dunidb ausgebriidt, baB i6n Qbmiz
raj @pans uuf Der amerifunii4en
ue6erlanbtour begleiten m0ge.
S.3eele @ugen.
Berlin, %. San. = Snterefant
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in G6t5e's rfsaui," Der tincn groBcn Sob bcotT
unO pilcQtc, CAB es epioes Suden. Is mar eini
Gual pelbe pie &o6iiuge crtraGeu mubten. SH
idllmmsrsu, mic rubeUOCu, teleuocu uuO iufenod
Gualn Der beutj0eH Q8irtlibttit, ocnieuigen od
Utuibsn. tpelbe @dmorrboiDcH leiocn, brau6t
abcr 4cmauO ~ crtraqtu. SaqeQu Qisbt es eil
f6cre5 Iuat;iis genanutt5 6eilmittel, bas f3 Sts
Dermann peri5uifn fam Is III in alien glpOtbes
ZEN 3u bdbsn, uuO GuBtroem niro cine 9rUbe an
3eOcrmauu bon y. ReuhG0ter 60, &or 1916,
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The Grit-advocate., 1902-08-22

kets.
The very encouraging crop reports
issued by the department OF agricul.
ture have caused unusual activity in
the treasury department where Secre-
tary Shaw, who is n western man and
has been a western banker. is making
every effort TO forestail any difficulty
in the movement OF the crops because
OF a scarcity of money in the hands of
western bankers. For the past year
the bureau OF engraving and printing
has been working over time preparing
bills Of small denomination and now
these are being distributed among the
money centerS cf the west. Few peo-
Pile realize the demand for money &c.
caSioned by the movement of a cr,p of
upwards OF 5000 900, GOO bushels OF
wheat and corn, and in previous years
the treasury department has been un-
able to supply the demand for curren
cy and especially for bills of the small
er denominations. Since the first of
January the shipment OF this class of
bills has amounted to S.S+5.COo as
against S,aO0Oo for the same period
OF last year, There are on hand today
bills OF all denominations to the
amount of 1921. .5s0. 200 AS against
49,. seeti 900 ut this time last year.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-08-22
One Way to Collec. TAxes.

The chairmen of the bnlfHiS uf couu-
y commissioners OF 4 dozen counties
in Colorado met the other day and ,e-
fused 10 accept the proposition of the
railways for compromise of the taxes
for last wear. Tney also decided that
when the second half Of the taxes
came due they would take measures to
collect them in full. The intimat ion
has been given that in S,me of the
counties the officers charged with the
collection NJ she taxes miy proceed TO
levy on the trains of the railways. Ii
This course is adopted regular pa>>en-
when they >InPat any stations alaug
,he line and held until the taxes are
paid in tull with interest on :he S-,.-
half and cS>t>. y tew years AZ -ai.-
ways in Texas declined 10 pay ,aNes
ou. were quickly led 70 produce .hs
n0Qs, when the authorities OF sew al
counties >sigsi and held trains. The
co,lsNttIon of the taxes Is Imposed %
Law on The ceanty officials and al Il
Junction will No; lie against them
should The railways attempt 10 .--
cure cas, The railways rsiQ>4 :. .ay
taxes in ullN>c Of the COUNTIES -. ne
state N1 the Snaani that their a>>->>-
nlcnt> ~scs increased in S7eats- ~
portion than those levied o. l.nzr
o-gpsTTV. The main case act4-S-
Sas ;be revenue 2cs Of lslI iS III
peu6iuS II yhe supreme coG-t-E'57ti
aui Farm.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-08-22
Azure For Cholera inran,um

Last May" says Mrs, Curtis Baker
Of Bookwalrer, Ohio. Ian infant child
Of our neighbor's WIS suffering from
cholera infantum. The doctor had
given up all hopes of recovery. took
bottle of Chamberlain'S Collie. Chol,
era and Diarrhoea Remedy To the
house, telling them felt sure it would
do good If used according to directions
In TWO days time the child had fully
recovered and is now NEARLY year
since vigorou healthy girl. | have
recommended this remedy frequently
and have never known II 10 fail in Il
single instance. For sale by q. La
velle. druggist
The Grit-advocate., 1902-08-22
W aarSG-

Ws would like Ia ask th-u-sh -Ls
naloalr> q yo9T paper il thar : ny
pvrS,sa who hS> U>si GreSn,S AS.
Flower fo- the cl-s d 'riiss>r so-. ~
SrSgsia- SnG liver troubles ;ha. Ia ~
b.>s1 cIJ s,G-aui We alSn mean caaIr
results, sch a> S1l- stomach, tsr-gso-
tStiou ~ to.S- hac.,lGai clst5va-zSs.
rs-vCG> oy>pv pSla, hsa3Aehs>~ 62srg Il
emf feelings. >laS9 9sts>>zs s>>-9r lac. any
troCoes So1cec.St, wlte he S-oCacE -
l;ve-c TnE> medicine his 1ee1 : j
ST. -sSrr ysSc> II &ll ciri,I-ss ,a-B-
,-SS>, S-Si ~ Ei>a u co-re>coc5 S-S
~. Aco sss-si yll C1s o: oG- h1.os> =-se
u co>t- II yCl never I-Ts1 Aas2s-
ElcNs-, - Sze h,ottss Er>.. W .tvs
never s1owa - Is fzlliu, l. -.
SN-1s-hlCS GEC-s serious : ;As matter
Nth ~ Ask QCr a,SsS- E--->:
. G, Green. Woodbury.. y. !
The Grit-advocate., 1902-08-22
stops the C~pSa and Works .. the
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LAXATIVE R-1=i1e oclEsos TxaI=->
cz-s ooli 4 u2e 6Ay, n c--s ~
Amador ledger., 1902-01-17
Burned With Gas.

Albert Lagomarsino, the young man
who runs the car at the Kennedy mine,
met with painful experience last Fri
day. He was attending to the heating
of some coal tar for tarring the cables.
1t was at night time, and he went to
add more fuel, taking an open lantern
to throw light upon the work. Tar
when heated generates an inflammable
gas. AS soon as the light met this gas
an explosion occurred, the jet of flame
catching him full in the face. His in
juries compelled him to quit work, and
on reaching his home on Stump street,
Jackson, DR.. L. E. Phillips was called,
and dressed his injuries. The burns
are not deep, but they were serious
enough to cause the skin to peal off.
He is getting along nicely, and no per-
manent marks will result from the
mishap. He is still unable to resume
his employment, but expects to do so
in few days.