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@arum Der Staat I'M cine gin=
r1abtne pDn Elm paar 6unoert 3auz
ienb Dollars. Die i'm Sbulfonb iebr
niiblib unb braubbar paren, betrUs
gen merben ioa, 1T niht gut einsu=
leben. @beniomenig erl9efnt eS
ridtig, baB Die Driideberger bieielz
ben &ebte baben iuaen, mie Dieies
nieen, Die tire 8flihten benz Staate
geeeniiber erfiuen unb Die burh ibre
Stimmen oieien Steuersablerr po=
mDalib nod 2aiten aufballen.
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Isle 0erbredber ffdb felber ben Strif
0rehet.

Die Gerbaftung bee jungen 6Do=
per ODung, melher syrdu Nrna 8u=
|liber in Seem gorf ermprbet uno Die
2eihe ieines Opfers in einen 6umpf
geporfen bat, 5eigt mieber einmal,
oaB eS oft cine beinabe ld9erlihe
Bagatelle 1T, :pDrnit elm 8erbreher
fiG ielbit ans Mefier l~iefert.
gDung'S garae SteIung lit cine
oarartige, baB mabrlheinlib Nies
ntano auf Die Soee perfanen tpdre,
oaB er nit benz Berbrehen ireenb
etpas gu tbun eebabt babe. gr
begging aber cine unporiibtigfeit unb
oieie miro i'm purausfihtlib benz
electriihen Seiiel iiberantmorten.
gr batte fih ndmlib BON eirem
2eibltalbeiiber in 6obDfen ben $50
gen gemietbet, nit peldem er Die
9eibe ieines OpferS nab benz
Sumpfe fubr. Nls er nit benz Wa=
gen auriidfam, batte er rur So BEL
iib, uabreno Der 2eibftaIbeiiber
mebr Derlangte. 0Durg erfldrte nun,
er u0lle inn bas @elo am Mbeno
bringe1 uno ermdbnte gang nebers
bel, baB er iib auf Der Office elmer
Beitung in 6DbDfen na@ ibm err
furoigen fDnne.
9a CT benz Wanne einen falIden
Warner gerannt batte, 10 elaubte er
bermutblib gang iifer gu geben,
anein Die Boliaei, ueldber Der 2eib=
ftalbefiber bic gauge @e1hihte err
adblte, begab fib iofort na1 Der Of
flee Der betrefenoen 8eitune, lieB Ii9
bort Die photographer aaer gegen=
udrtigen unb fruberen NngeiteIten
geben unb legte bieielben benz 2eib>
ftaubeiiber pDr. Sr elmer Der Bbp=
tOgrapbien erfanrfte Der lebtere fofDrt
ben iun9en Man1 pieoer, Der linn
oas Subrmerf abaen,ietbet botte.
Nun ergab iih aQes Mnoere uonIelbIt.
Sn Der @obnung gounas fanb man
Die iiber5eugenbften Bemeife, baB Die
unglldlide ssrau Buliber bort err
ttDroet tu0r0en mar. 9aS 6ianale=
t1ent oes WDrbers puroe iiber bas
gdnae 2ano teleerapbirt unb in
Derbp, Conn.,, erfolgte feline Ser
baftung.
go 1T es oft cine gara geringfii=
gige &leinigteit. rpDmit Die Uerbres
der fib ielbit ben Strid breben.
uno es 1T elm mabres Gid fiir Die
menihlihe @eieuibaft, baB felbit bic
ihlaneften unb abgefeimteften Shur-
ten faft INNER einen Moment ba=
ben, pO fie Die n6tbige 8priibt au=
Der Mbt laiien unb iih preiSgeben.
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stm Mamse eines albarnnbes

Der iih plDblif npr @ub auftbut, tretet
SIR erihroden suriif. Benn aber fd6tuere
neutrality-suspicious., tpie Magene, 2eber<
unb Nierenbeibperben, aopfibmersen,
S9huinoel, Seratlopfen, &ddeni9udde,
u. /. 10. @nb an ben nabenoen Sob mab<
men, ihreitet Sbr rubig fpeiter bis binab
in bas Grab. 8arum poIet SIR nibt
bel 3eiten h0ren? 8arum nirbt nieber
aeiuno tueroen, ba es bod elm iidberes
9etlmfttel geaen ane iene Spmptpme
nno oeren 5Dlgen siebt? IS limb 6ie be-
riibmten, aus ben r~einlten 9Hanaen5df-
ten ber9eitelten st. Bernard &rauter<
piaen. % Gents. @le M~pot9efen.
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aatarrb FAM nit5t furtrt peroem

0urd) locale Nppllcationel, pa lie ben slb Der &rant=
belt ni6t erreiben t0nuen. &atarrb 1T cine glut=
ooer Contributions &rantbeit, uno UNI lie 5t beien,
mhBt SIR inuerli6e oeillnittel nebmeu. oal's
Satarrh Sur miro eingenommen uno wirtt oirett
auf bas Slut uno Die i4leimi9e SberfIdhe. oal's
&atarrb=&ur 1T feline auodialber : Waeoi5in. sic
ipuroe lett Sabren BON einem Der beiten gler5te oieies
9anoes rerorOnet urlb 1T Elm regelmdBi9es &eeept.
Sic beite6t aug Den beiteu b%efannten Sonica, per-
bunben nit ben beften neutrality-suspicious. Die
brett auf Die G6leimoberfd9e pirfen. Die ooa=
tonmene @erbinoung Der 5pei 8eitanotbeile 1T es.
ipas iol9' punoerOolle ~9teluttate BEL Der 6eilung
bon &atarrb berporbrinet. 2aBt Gud 3ea9niie
umionIt ihiden.
s. S.6beuep & Co., 9oteoo, obio.
81 @ertauft BON alien &potbefern 9reis IS
Gents bic Gfai9e.
fs6aG's Tamilien= ginen fno Die befteu.
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notiZ fir SteuerzabIer.

Ser StaStratb bat beantragt,
SaB Die @eroffcntltGums Der elite
oer rii6idmSisem Stemersabier fiir
1901 bis sttn 1. Setoter periGotett
tperoe tmo hat ferner Den Steuers
Solicitor amsc.ptefen, ~tpabreno oes
WouatS September Die Grbebmms
bon Strafen mmo Soften tn @ess
ian fomnten sm lafen, mno nur
bonn f. Sumt 1902 an Simiem su
bereGnen fiir ipIAe Stemerbetrase,
Ole Dor oem 1. Sftpber besablt
tperoen.
3ablt jest mno umssbt SaSurd
Die 3ablrng bon Grtra Soften
ano ote Wer6ffentli6mns cures
Watnens aai Der ri6Tdnoi8en
Steuerliffe.
~. 10. Jeknfen,
stdetif6er Steners Solicitor.
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spmtberm pacific Babm.

Nab Nep Orleans, SpuHon unb Sal.
neiton tdglib.. .l2:15 Mittaas,
unb 7.50 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 Baio, %galifDrnien unb Merifo
.9:15 8prm.
Nob 0Dro<Eeras, ct. 2ouis mno gbica>
90 (Katy Flyer ........8:30 Mbenbs.
Wnfunt.
Won NDrosSelas, ct. 2ouis uno Chicago
katy Flyer .........8 800 Mprgens.
Won Netu Orleans, SouftDn nnb @al<
beftDn tdglib.. ..7.3O 80 orgens
nnb 5:45 Nadm.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornien unb Merito
ZOO Nben6S,
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&eifenbe Neenten:
Carl Qlrmp.
~. GGlprpbinb.
Oas aDpfiteuer enhancement.


Infer treuer Mbonnent uno Mqent
fir &Obertlon County, 6err Wil=
helm NolDf in Meu-Baben, fhreibt
un8:
mSie befiirtporteten eiumal in
Sbrer 3eitung bas ENHANCEMENT aur
Staatsperfafiung, mpriiber bel Der
fomrnenoen Wabl abgeftimmt mer=
ben iDn. Nein, ih bin Elm @eaner
oeifelben, benn, eritens: Jdngt man
erft an, Die Wablberedtigung BON
elmer Steuer abbdnaig gu MAIDEN, 10
gebt man ipdter audi nod peiter,
pieleidt auf 5ebn unb fiinf3ebn Dpl.
lars; oas ingte mir aud Elm anqele=
beHer amerifanilber Mitbiiraer in
Colbert; uno ameitens: ben tpenia=
item tuiro es einfaaen, menn iie au
elmer Mabl geben, Die Gteuerquit=
tling ein5uiteden; iibt oann cine
B-abltDmmiliiDn, Die ginen fennt
uno meiB, oaB man fir bic DppD1i=
tiDn itimrlen nil, 10 tpiro bic Quit
tung Derlangt; bDn anoeren aber, Die
CUR Bartei reip. berri@enoen glique
b1lten, riht un6 fie fDnnen ftimmer,
ubne iiberbaupt Die Steuer beaablt
ST. baben. Der @ablIhuiubeI lit
i1uer a~us3urotten.
WDrauf gu erpibern lit, oas bos
aeue DDrgeihlagene ENHANCEMENT
nur Elm Nnbana lift CUR 2. Seftiun
oe8 6. Nrtitels Der &DnftitutiOn.
Sn Der 3. SeftiDn bes Z. NrtifelS
Der &Onititutipri 1T bereits Die Grhez
burlg elmer &Opfiteuer BON $1.OO p6n
ieoem mdnnli1en Bemobner bes
Staatea i'm Nlter BON 81 biz 60
Sabren Durgeieben, peIfer grtraa
IN ben Sbulfonb fieBen fou.
@S miro aber beitimmt angerDn1s
men, buB iih minoeitens 100, 900
Burger ber 8e5ablung oieier Steuer
e1t5ieben, trDboem itimrner, ben
SdnB oes Staates, uno fir lire
&inoer bic @Dbltbaten bes 0ffents
libeu Sbulipitems genieBen, nhne
oa5i AUDI nur 6as gerinafte beiau@
tra9ei. DaS neue ENHANCEMENT lou
ne oa5lt 5tuingen, tpenrt fie ion1f lire
Ulr9errefte nuSiiben tpollen. &eidt
ibr Jntereile fir ben Gtaat nidt 70
nett, 10 ionten iie audi BON Der
Wablurne ausaelhlpHen 1ein.
Der Dauptaped bes Mmenoements
1T nafirlih, ben Wabllhminoeleien
nno oer betriigerilhen NbQobe ror
Sfttuner por5ubeugen. Nueiu bic
@erebtigteit perlanat, bas ieber
wfrger Dem Staate geaeniiber ieiue
Sbuloigfeit tbut uno bic ginaieimno
bet 6Opfiteuer erlheint ,,ur ouf Dem
uurgeihlngenen Wege mDglih.
Was bic prattifhe Nnwenbuna Der
Be1timmungen oeS N~menbeinents
anbelangt, 10 lift es Sade Der 2eais-
lotur, oariiber elm lpesieaeS @eieb
81 erlaiien. Daiiefbe tuiro porfdreis
ben, pie uno mann bic Gteuer All
entritten lift uno baB bic Wpraeiouno
pee 0uittung am Wabfplabe aaein
Den Mdbler CUR 4bgabe ieiner Stims
me qunlifairt. Da am @abltiid,
eetD0bnlih beibe Barteien pertreten
iitlo, 10 fDnnen Mogeleien niht tpphf
pprtpmmen.
Mlon miro iid AUDI auf benz aonbe
onran gerDDbnen, bic Quittuuo fir
ole HDpffeuer bel 1id AL traoe1.
tuenn man gum Wabfplab aeht. oes
rnoeio uie es bic Std6ter oethon
baben, bic ibre observation-disclosures
nor5elgen miifen, ebe Der Bablaette(
nutl ibrer entgegengenDmrnen tpirb.
pas non bee aegislatur su errpar-
teroe @eieB mag pieQeiht nidt in
ieoer Ue5iebung puafOmmen jein'
nbgleib oariiber nod fein urtheil
moglih lift; cher bas ENHANCEMENT
1T ourdous geredt uno billia uub
Sober iollte fir baifelbe ftimmen.
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allo ale ur1atbe, init Der @rmdblung
bes 6erru 9Dmer gum 8erliner
8Dtidaiter 5ufrieoen gu iein uno
blrfen boffen, oaB er in oemielben
@eiite melternirfen pirb, mie iein
au59esei6neter GDr9d1ger.
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Ser Cinderella Sdub Saint

Ser Cinderella Sdub =Valait
itebt an Der Spite aaer Sbubge=
Ibdfte in Der Stabt unb erfreut 1iH
elmer itets uahienben &unoihaft.
Nqes neue, mas auf benz Shub=
marft erlbeipf unb Gaes, mas fih
an dlteren Sabritaten bepdbrt bat,
lit bier 81 finben. Die @igentbi=
mer bieies @ei1dfts baben cine
langidbrige @rfabrune in ibrer
Branbe uno periteben es, pDrtbeil@
baft ein5ufaufen. Die Sdube aus
Dem Cinderella Balait iino faft uns
Derpiftlib. Sober erfennt bas an,
Der bier fault.
SEP. 207 Ilamo : Blasa. Gel. 585.
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9. u. & u. g. Na4n.

Nbf9brt.
Nah guerO, gDafum, Spufon uno Sol
netDn. taglib. 900 BDrm.
Aab Corpus ghriffi, Stockport unb Bee
billie tdglib. .2.40 gfadm.
Wah Borne unb 8errniQe, tdglib. -.
.9:15 Born.
Nnfunt.
Ton guerD, goafufn. Spuifon unb @al<
beitDn, tagliH. ..........7:20 MbenbS.
Won @orpus @hriti, &odpDrt unb Bees
billie tdglih. .2:05 Nadhm
Son Gbrne nno &errnine. tdglih.....
.7:30 Mben6s.
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z 8.

Sci guer0 itieg Die @uaoa=
leupe um oreiBis SUB uno ale 5arz
men in ben ~geieoerun9en ftanoen un=
ter @aiier.
Sbon tuieoer bat elm Sulam-
menitoB Der swilhen Dallas uno
Sort Bortb ~laufen6en Cars Itattaez
fnnoen, nobel neun Berlpnen lei6t
perlebt puroen.
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5urhtbare Drubuna.

Guf einem 9irhbpf in Miooles
burg, ST.. befinoet iib elm @rabs
itein, ben cine @ittme ibrem lelia
entiblafenen @atten erridten lieB.
Der @rabftein trdgt Die Snltrift:
pMube ianft = biz mir uns pies
oerIeben."
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~, 6. & =. Habu.

Nbfabrt.
Nab @aeo, SDrt Bprtb, Dallas, &anlas
gitp, ct. Souls une Chicago, tdqliG,
(Suniet 9epDt) .......9 80 MDrgens,
uno $50 Mbenbs. 80.
Mntunt:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2puis, &an5as 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb @acD, tdglih
(Suniet 9epDt) ........8.00 Moroens,
unb $50 Mbenos. ....................
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~. 10. JSkmfsf, n,
Stastif6er Steners Solicitor.
3n bermietbett :

Cine aerdumige Office i'm oberen
Stpdperf oes Sreie 8reiie Sc
bauoes, 0p. 216 Oft Commerce
StraBe. @ad5ufrager in Der Office
Der ,~,sSreien 8reiie".
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Gtienbabn Tabr=Y lan.
5. 4 O. u. saba.
brt.
Woch uIIeu HnrA~S prna-Runften

q I'll.
Neh alien NorbeS eras- guntten ........
7.30 8orm.
Nab ct. Souls, Wempbis mnb benz
Often .......... 1913 W1ittaas.
Nab Norb<Seras, Santa Sc unb SriscD<
Hunffen ............. .8.15 MbenoS.
ytab ct. 2ouis, Waco unb benz Often
100 Mben6s /
Naeb 9oreoo nno @erico. -. 800 8orm.s
Nnfunt.
BON st. 9ouis un6 benz 8 ten AZ, 80 gorm.
Bon Noro@Seras. Santa Sc unb Sriscp-
Buftften .8.45 Born.
8on lDcalen 8unften .......8.45 Naehm.
Gon ct. 2Duis unb benz Often IL As Nbbs.
Ton Sareoo nnb Mertto. -. II. 10 Nadbm.
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Raeumungs- Baar- AusVerkauf !!

@ir baben fir ben Wpnot Sep
TENDER einen groBen Hdumungs.
8aar= NusDerfauf beihlDffen!
Nnes mas mir fibren, mirb gum
a%oitenpreiie losaeiblager tperoen,
aber nur gegen Wnarsablung! Ga.
peten BON % Gents Die Stole auf<
marts. 9amine nit ALIEN 8ubeb5r.
B1oer uno Habmen 81 Der: niebrig<
iten Breiien. inner 2ager lit gu
aroB geporoen unb mir miIien ba=
Der rdurnen!
TEXAS MANTEL & DECORATING co.
513 Gaft.Spmifpm= gtrake.
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@mlf sbore 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Nab 9%anernia, SUTHERLAND Springs,
Stodoale, taglih, ........ 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stod6ale, Sutherlane Springs unb
9abernia, tdglieh, .......2:30 Radhm
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Srief Elite.
Scrrcn.9tfte:

Scrrcns2tfte.
@ 90 ga1enba6 = gbas 90 gberlein-
@ep Oi6del : 8m Hbtber = Oscar 9boe
mas-Senrb 9bDmas.
9ameus0tfe
sophie Seip5ie : 9is5ie g 6elser
snnte Shulb-@trs s so 8aeuer-@ 81
Bier.
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SillaroS tn S@ol5' 0arten rur
81 Gents pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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Grenriioneu Der 5. & 6. g.

Nah @aibington, 8. g.: Matipnal.
5elbla9er Der G.. A. R. Sebr niebrige
Staten. Observation-Disclosures am 2, 3.
unb 4. SftDber. @Iltie Biz gum II. DIT.
mil gerldngerunss<&ecbt Bits 8. Sob.
WaH Marlim, Seq, benz arDBen eur.
Ort. Niebrige grcuriiDns<Mnten Gnbr.
farten<Nnsgabe tpdbrenb bes gnn3en Sab
res. BUR &fffahrt siltig fir ben 8eit.
ranm BON 60 Tagen.
\ ~ sriip,ssu nah nisssnM
Often. sr.
ten perfauis 90. Septems
Der. @ilti9 big Ott.
Besen ager srfDnniuten M%ustinfte
tuenbe man iih an:
.. S. Brice, g. & Met.,
Haletine, 4eras.
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@roBe Setter iino Die Sbmiebe
rener Sitten = lie seibnen bas 8e=
itebenoe ert, um oann Stabl oaraus
gu aieBen.
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MeIgQlGeDbdR d|NuG CO. Lid.

teriuetft auf BITE 9batfabe:
DaB ne Die eirsige breitIpariae 2inie bon Der Creme
Der Der. Staaten nnh Der 6auptftnot Merito III;
9aB ie Die ein5iee 2infe III, Die benz ~reiienoeu
gublitnm Die groBen nit Yintih @as erleu4tetsn
pullman 1ramins Room=S dlaima9en bieten tan u
Sob man nit oieier 9inie obne Waeenmehia bon
St. 2ouis nod Der Gtaot Meyifo reiIen fam;
SaBss bic einsise 2inie BON 81 Taio nod oer
6taot Merito lit.
Die 9inie Flbrt ourh Is bon ben "a Staten Der
Republit.
9Seun Sbr eine 0efdtaftsretie madt. oett
babtn, tho 9efdbdfte setban iperbeu. 9}gr bier
6taote bon iiber 81, 900 Gintppbnern in Der 2epublit
neroen bon Der Wlerican Central BabH niht berfbrt.
Sdglider Shlafnae enbienf stpif9en ct. 2ouis
uno Staot Merifo, 81 9aio uno 5taot Weyifo unb
umgetebrt.
c. R. HUDSON, W. D. MURDOCH
O. r.. u. 9. ". ". o. g. u.
Staot Werico.
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i'm GartenzD iitrift bes Gtaatea. Sc.
iunbbeit unb &linta ut1iibertrpffen.
8iQige 2dnoereien fir ben Gar1aer,
Warftadrtner, Obit- unb 9iebsiihter.
Wegen @in5elbeiten tpenoet@uh an
6. s. Martin. q. g. 81,
Gan NntDniD. Teras
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8illarbs In SHpls' @arten nur
nod 30 Gts. PRO stumble BON nun an.
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CONVENTIONS ACTION.
Recommendations Referred to n Com
INTERCOLLEGIATE Air Their Views.

w. D. Ryan, secretary of the Illinois
miners, moved that the recommendations
made by President Mitchell be adopted.
At this juncture Delegate McKenna insist
ed on getting the floor. He said he wanted
the recommends tons printed and distribut-
eo among the delegates. I'VE want to know
what we are voting about" shouted Nc
Kenna, whether there shall be a strike
or no strike. The anthracite delegates
want to use their votes as directed If
those recommendations are adopted at this
time all will be over" McKenna succeed
ed in getting a motion passed to have the
address printed and distributed.
An amendment to the motion was then
made to appoint a committee and refer the
committee for consideration.
John z. Reese, of Iowa, was the first to
make a speech of Importance in favor of
adopting the recommends tons. 1T is as
the delegate says" said he, those who
vote for the recommendations contained in
the presidents address vote against a SYM
pathetic strike. We did not come here to
vote for a strike, but to find a remedy for
existing conditions. 1 believe the recon-
mendationS are the proper solution of this
problem, and l shall support them until
some one shows a better one
William Downey, of Indiana said that
the Indiana miners are in sympathy with
the anthracite strikers just the same as IL
the strike was in the btuminous field of
this state. He said he would rather vote
for an assessment OF 30 cents on the dollar
than break his contract. He said the an
thracite miners will win their strike If
helped. They have the sympathy of the
whole American people" said he, ''and the
operators of District II are in sympathy
with them. They put aside their work and
spent thirty days with the Civic Fedora
ton trying 10 settle this strike. ! say put
on the assessment and win. How are we
going 10 furnish aid 10 the anthracite min
ers If we have no work?' This last state
ment brought out loud cheers.
Delegate Love, OF Iowa, said he objected
to the assessment proposed on the officers
who work on small salaries, but no action
was taken on this point
Delegate Gilday. of the anthracite, said
the anthracite men ought 10 hold a con-
ference before voting the question. He
said they ought 10 meet. decide on some
thing and place their request before the
convention.
DELEGATES WERE CLAMOROUS
BY this time the convention was be-
coming noisy. delegates all over the hall
jumping to their feet and shouting for
recognition. Some OF them had spoken
once. but cried for the floor again. Vice
President Lewis headed of further annov-
anee by having a motion adopted, which
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BREAKER IN OPERATION.


WILKESBARRE, Pa. July 17.-What is
said to be the first attempt to operate a
breaker in the anthracite coal region since
the strike was declared was made at Nam
ticoke to-day when the Susquehanna Com
pany started up it's No. breaker at that
place. Some of the local operators are
inclined 10 look upon the move as the be-
ginning of the breaking up of the strike.
An official Of the company gave out this
statement relative TO the matter: 1--WE are
running stock coal through our Nc. break
er at Nanticoke. We shall continue to
run the coal through the breaker day after
day. The coal is intended for shipment.
We have plenty of il 10 ship and will con-
tinue shipping it from this colliery."
AT the headquarters of the strikers in
Nanticoke IL was said the starting up of
the breaker had no significance This state
ment was given out. For some time past
Susquehanna Coal Company. who are not
members of the miners union, have been
cleaning the roadways in the mines of coal.
This coal, which is called stock, not mined
coal, was loaded the cars to-day and
sent TO the breaker, where IL was put
through the crushers and then loaded on
cars ready for shipment. Where il will be
shipped we don't know Only a small
amount of coal was sent through the break
ell. Not a single miner reported for work.
and as the breaker is equipped with patent
coal pickers. the services of boy coal pick
ers were not required. The starting of the
machinery OF a breaker can be done by
tsched 10 it. Our ranks are as firm as
ever"
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headquarters in Minneapolis yesterday as
advance agent for Mr.. Rockwell. He said
last night that invitations to the conven-
ton have been accepted by many of the
most prominent men in the United States
including President Roosevelt Senator
Hanna will also likely attend the conven-
ton. Among others who have signified
their willingness to assist in the move
ment are President Schwab Of the steel
trust. The convention will also be plenti-
fully sDrinked with professors from all
the leading colleges and the leaders of la
Dor organizations. Carroll ID. Wright,
United States labor commissioner, will adj
dress the convention. Among the topics
that will be discussed are Economic Eff
fects of the Eight-hour Day." THE Estab-
lishment of the Eight-hour System, Where,
How and When Does Purchasing Power
Depend Upon the Profitable Employment Of
Many?" THE Child Labor Problem" AR
bitration Versus Strikes as a Means of
Settlement, Competition as Affected by
Foreign Manufacturers, Protection of
Workmen and Workwomen in Their En-
ployment," Present Status of Employers
Liability in the United States" How to
Improve the Home Surroundings and Edu-
cational Advantages of the Workingman.
A plan has been arranged so that the
labor organizations can send delegates al
most without cost. A fee of 30 cents is
charged for membership and one delegate
will be allowed for each 300 members. the
expenses 10 be paid cut of the collected
membership fees.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-18
OFFICERS WOULD HAVE QUIT.
Mitchell and Wilson Firmly Against
Strike-The General Tax.

The crisis of the mine workers conven-
ton is over and there is not the remotest
chance of a general strike. The bituminous
miners were nearly all of the same mind on
this proposition and even large per cent.
of the anthracite miners were against
general suspension of work. The hard-coal
men, at their caucus yesterday afternoon,
while not taking unanimous action, decided
to vote with the bituminous men, or cast
their ballots in accordance with the opinion
and advice of the soft-coal miners. There
was a radical element among the anthracite
miners, and some were instructed to vote
for a strike but il was predicted last night
that very few will vote that way to-day
when the question is finally put.
A matter developed yesterday. showing
how seriously the officers of the United
Mine Workers regarded the situation and
how hopeless they considered the success
of a general strike Had the convention got
away from the officers and voted FOR gen
eral suspension of work, which would have
carried with it the abroga ton of all agree
ments, President Mitchell and Secretary
Wilson would have resigned. Now that the
convention has virtually decided against a
strike and the policy to be pursued VIII De
to stick to their contracts, there is no den-
ger of the organization losing its leaders;
There seems to be no doubt that the
recommendations of President Mitchell VIII
be Endorsed by the convention to-day.
the levy of 81 a week per capita, proposed
by Mr. Mitchell, to a per cent. OF the earn
ings of the bituminous miners In equal pro-
portion to the aggregate sum that would
be realized from the 81 a week assessment.
II is said that the figure will be high enough
to reach the total of the sum that would
be derived from levy Of ST. which would
be in the neighborhood Of $4,000 a week,
or more than 81, 600 month, and 1t may
bring more A number of the miners think
that levy of 10 per cent. of their earnings
f30ta 1nh az
about 100000 into the national treasury
each month, and the assistance offered
from time to time by the district and local
organizations would greatly swell this
enormous amount. These funds at hand
and the assistance that will be given
by outside labor organizations, II needed,
will enable the United Mine Workers TO
carry on a campaign in the anthracite field
as long as they like.
The recommendations will also be amend
ed so that the striking bituminous miners
will be beneficiaries of the defense fund.
This will include the miners on strike in
West Virginia and Kentucky, the principal
districts that are affected by a suspension
of work The details of fixing the assess
ment will likely be finished in time for
the convention to adjourn this afternoon