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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

am now prepared TO haul all western
reight from Wells to Ely snd Cherry Creek
All parties desiring me to receive their goods
ut Wells will please request shippers to mark
same "Care J s. CaZicr." aud it Will be
romptly delivered TO me. l am prepared to
handle everything in the way OF freight, nd
guarantee good service. All charges will be
prepaid by me at Wells
as, CAZIER,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10

The NEWS Office is prepared to sup
ply mining companies with pay rolls of
two descriptions, all handsomely ruled
and printed TO order, below city rates.
Call and leave orders or send for sam
pies.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10
The Inter-Hiountain Farmer and
Ranchman.

A few weeks since The Salt Lake
Tribune established The Inter-Moun-
tain Farmer and Ranchman, and 10 de-
veloping 1t into an invaluable publica.
tion for farmers and ranchmep through
out the arid country. Many new fea-
lures will be added to 1t this spring and
summer. 1t Is but dollar year, or
II taken with The Weekly Salt Lake
Tribune the two are only $3.50 Q year.
The Salt Lake Weekly Tribune 10 el.0 90
year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10
THE TUNGSTEN MINBs.
Notable OsceoIa Deposits are
Again Described.

A writer in the New York Engineer
ing and Mining Journal thus refers to
the tungsten mines at osceola, this
county, now owned by Jas. Il. Mar
riott:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10

CONTINUED In suppisnsNsj
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10

II the Sentinel does not have a libel
suit on its hands as result OF its scan
dalous and malicious imputations 1t
may consider itself extremely lucky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
a,1i.,at.s f.rs s.ennnt.

4 @taaouEef natural ltoIg had baeH
Il lie A4}it al immeraii4zs for prescrva-
ton his different specimens Of spiders
and aHS ii bottles ef alcohol. He saw
HAT they struggled for few minutes,
bat he thought that sensation was soon
oXtin&uishod and that they We're soon
free from suffering.
GH one occa sion he wished to pre-
serve 4 large female spider and TWEEN
ty-teaI Of heI. Noun% ones that he had
captured. He put the mother into 4
bottle Of alcohol and saw that after q
few moments she folded mp her legs
lH}oa her Aely and was at rest. lie
thc0 pat into thc bottle the young ones.
who, of course, manifested acute pain.
What was his surprise to see the
mother grouse herself from her lethar-
.sy, s.srs uionHd and gather her young
a!o@ r. vi. =, foid her legs over
tlicn, a-eii tolaaaa into inscnsibility
a't:I = sloa = #c;.Hgs to her relief
an. a I.aH@. 30 longer controlled by
tn. fss.. r.f4. instinct. released their
sf;s~. ..s,.l f3ea4a.e ezaad, lie las never
s.'.,e=sz.. =. jb1= EpaH.Mont, but has
aBls!.et.= =1.4#== for}f isel4.sa iinaersion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers. man-that is
the order Of .woman's preferences.
Jewels form magnet Of mighty pow
el' to the average woman. Even that
greatest of all jewels, health, is often
ruined in the strenuous effort to nak,
or save the money to purchase them.
If woman will risk her health to get
coveted gem, then let her fortifv
herself against the insiduous consc-
quences of coughs. colds and bron-
chial affections by the regular rse Of
DY Boschee's Gerran cya'D. It Will
promptly arrest CONSERVATION IN -:
early stages and heal tn affected
lungs and bronchial tubes and drive
the dread disease from the system. It
is not a cure-all, but it is certain
cure for coughs, colds and all bron-
chial troubles. You can get Dr. G. G.
Green's reliable remedies at J. A.
Coles. Get Green's Special Almanac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Hardly ;g2f Encore.

y quartet WIS Giving Il concert before
the patients of an insane hospital ANA
WAS singing Il number 10 rather
moulnfGI cadence and a subdued Re
frain. The audience, With the best Of
good humor, such rs invariably charac.
terize& the audiences at this particular
hospital. heard il te the bitter end, and
whom It's last note had died away an
old lady with yiftuous and diguitied
air OF reconciliation on her face popped
suddenly up out 9f the audience and,
turning toward the stage, said feYerent
l., 20 Lord, forgive them, fer they
know not What =. y ao.o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for the Craphic by G. w
Byington. Abstractor.

Paul Oliver to r. G. Thompson: S
y block 81, Tannehill < Owens addi-
ton $500.
L. W. Coy to Anderson & Troupe;
lots Z, s and 9, block 3. NJ. J. Ham
mett's addition $500.
Frank and Claud Nixon to w II.
Higgins; w Il lot ?. block II. Tame
Mill & Ovens addition. 400.
State of Arkansas to Little Rock,
company; II 1851, $7S.S1.
Frank Silverman to I. M. Bradley:
Sc PAIL ct al. $500.
Greed Caldwell to Union Sanders; j;
lot 6, block Z, E. J. Waters addition,
$40.
Jeff Wright to Phillip Reinsch; N y
S6-6-5, ct al. lands, 2.107 acres, ST.
O53.5O,
State of Arkansas to Henry Tate;
E Il Sc 26-3-7, donation.
George l.. Morris to w. H. Lang
ford; NV 35-5-6, ct al. 81.
w. II. Browning to Chas. Well ct
al; Y NV Sc 1863, ct al. lands,
$3.50.
Bette Greenfield to |. ]. Wick; NV
SW & SW NV 24-6-10, $4o0
N. It. Roberts, commissioner, to J..
H. Macmillan, lot s, block 10, Detxer
Hardings addition, $455; case Fitz-
gerald VS.. Williams.
5. Gesreiter to Fay Ferguson; part
lot 3. block 90, old town, $4,000.
Il. A. Rogers to John W. Scott: lot
., block 2, Sc Sc NE S-6-9 $125.
burke & Senyard to Chas. A. Miller;
iots and 6. block 6, Austin & Tay-
lor's addition, 1925.
w. q. Tankersley to J. w. Hellums:
lots | and 2, block 5. Gibson's addi-
tion, $1,000
j. w. Hellums to w z. Tankersley
et al: lots l and 2. block ). Gibson s
addition, So 900
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
~, -,

= lie Pa1&e2e are SIN syat=l4f..ars a8el
It ii "a .3aas.=ssa' ~ .si-}i5t9 see ta9ones
q ;4sa5a e. t'.a shore o. TIE hay a.
thc ssa -. apHa.ane'E fsoU s3lc ser,
psr6arH. .Hs he s5sa.'s= f.tes q their
Feli9izs1. tae i,,,5tttelt.3g l.59os showing
lhaif a33a fls0ra $ 70 t!le rest advantage
as i53a= de- begins. I.4=.ir reIt...sas
praet5ae> asa s,Ia55la IN the eXtroma
c0nS:Szsl5.. H:li41E in str;ct DIETARY
rules aasi personal cleanliness.
The Isi@,1l Observance Of sanitary }awa
produces the natural lezalt Of perfect
bealtA &mGN& t!la ahEtts-la larza fam
ilias of active healthy children AMI i'm
H2nse= a"mbee.s Of old mon, gray beard
ed, white haired, but erect and prince
y IN theil salt ana attitude despite tie
naturally eaervating character of the
tropical climate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
u ;.rp Sn,,lJ Il Sss,Di l. ..

When Professor James DesV;tr insert
cd Il small jet of flaming hydrogen into
4 vessel of liquid oN4SeIi tie hydrogen
continued to burn, @iVin" Oft SLOW in
stead of smoke. The SNOW WAS form
ed by the Instantaneous frU' ZiEG of
the Water rrea1c'! !,y he combination
of the hurH;u@ hydrogen HitA ;.e OK.
y"cn inclosin@ it, When he cnn'ad liz
uid air until ii h'e:f,:i" seH;5alid ~"
found he ccV!,I ''r,.s5' Ike OXYGEN out
of the mas, Wi i.i::.l.et. leaving Il
jelly of pure II t'',S'.t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

satisfy the inner man. He approached
with a Chesterfeldian salute.
~ a., happy to bid you gentlemen
good morning. '''i''' an '''' i'' =
me a.
.Nhat.s that interposen ,Nf, sof-
rells why you are a very lucky
man; jtsts gentleman here pointnS
to Mr.. F'ost . i the president OF the
Pine Bluff o4,.taJie institution; just
make Your Waissa tnoHn to him
Mr. Fostor waa ea1,ai 10 the ecca-
sion. "Thata t3u~ !4a said. but Mr
SoHel}s is tha trcaaHfaY.
ETcryono sian ing around laughed
heaIti!E, bpt 35H aaacAwa# an8 TIE
tramp Wef" .. e.niaii# &Haaso.l. 7'ha
fo1n@r saagt ~, 10 fbe y2mp thaJ h@
ali ON MI. Foster At taa Gra1a:a,.t-
-s.saan,= the rreatfeaf Fl tha a-4=ase3,s
eli4a, VINO V1zl'1 - ae&1l-tr3 Il 81.
sira him. The + ..en ho .s.s ~
ao-a.asl- -it=a1d= d=sas1. e=.z..l ,.saE 'a ~
.2@ .tat H. ah4 ~. lHae.
-7'eH t1 st.@5..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
of FINE Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
y: I.it,:l.1s nMti RenutY.

Tie love for heaufv go.
man set.,..4s4 2e4rnt.I1aott1s iatJ rrnei
/ ". Iha ,alt 4,ori Ing si!ert stature IS
! col1tgptl Ms. ra'a pn.s,, aHd ttl' M
, Il Gs's'. - Irla n}5st n'rfarrc b'solHe Il
! ftot = - + .i.~s-a a=sr lase vii h9ii @n
= .icHY . af ts9n "He aaa ~, + s
s.ru5 al-.-,.'- - f,,:ts1le.=-2.f ~
ia,..s..a.
.,ie.zs.'..s zs....es " sg.}.
tsE r
'1 s.ia -t#. ..at ....tla' se
..se..ae. aa ~.
replied.
-
.t==H..=9 s.,.4==
LISA pfc.
..t-.#== =Af.-a zaaa 81
ft+t# a. H=z5t b ittt
-. il =.sl,af4
- ta .sH .H.ll11eiaa1
isa15-s ffg eazat 1i555F n.f57r No5=
Eu@ta7 @zl#5 thrz EaU.1=at the WISE
MaH - GetAanl soon ta} aIel jGe
Wor.} ofar. Geuhttes@ Henry Vii. fia-
a@ins st9s furde NILS taking a sly
fins tt aira fer he imprisoned the hap
ln,: ,-s.5f.r -, {,n tFo,Yo,.= ,,.I,arn ,nI,.
death released him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
THE TRAMP WAS TRUMPED.

prosecuting Attorney w. B. Sorrells,
H. II. c. Foster, c. G.. Brockway and a
veteran tramp, wearing clothes badly
disfigured by contact with the ele-
mehts, We're parties to a happy bit OF
repartee heard Saturday morning in
front CT the courthouse. The first
.hfee gentlemen named were engaged
III conversation when the tramp aD-
preached. A beard, which would do
justice to a grizzly bear almost COW
cred his face entirely. bst his eyes de-
plcted a plantonic countenance and
longing for something with which to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Hard to Classify.

:. local Wit was ona day discussing
the mental incapac;ty OF editors with
the late H. c. BunHer
New" said he, "what do you think
of this: used to write serious and
co'n:e matter for a certain daily, which
r"id me 500 a column for the humor.
Gus stuff and $40 for the serious. One
day the editor asked me to mark my
comic things 'C and my serious sto-
ri"s : Wit, q blue pencil. that he
might tel them apart Wasn't that
pretty rough on hm:'
40" replied BEnrcr, with smile
and a twinl.lc in his eye, "but it was
pretty rough on YOU" = New York
Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
The Indi.estiblc Banana.

Next to pork says a physician,
"hallanas are the most indigestible
thing a person can eat, and if YOU will
notice you will see them touched very
sparingly by people with weak stom-
achS. If YOU can digest them however.
and don't mind the offensive odor, they
are very nourishinG, and one can make
a meal on them that is in every way
equal TO Il substantial lunch of bread
and meat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
RerO.n ICED.

'You had a piece in the paper this
mornin'," said the excited woman
about my husband kecpin' savage
COS" II amt So
Madam" replied the editor. 1--WE
that item. We said Il certain man in
the wes, part Of iowa.
''That fits l:m to Il T. You NIGH,
just as We'll have mentioned his name
Everybody knows hos the cer,ainest
man IN 'h;tt part OF town, and he's the
most contrary" ."-Chcago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
MINIS CnnNciercc AMry.

"Thc average inAn'S conscience" said
the TObaccOn>t H. Tho Wooden Indian
''is that still sina'! voice within his
breast which tells him he wouldn't be
as mean us his wifes relatives are cvnn
If he knew w."-Syracllse Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
DAILY PROGRAM
roR Y. ~. c. A. JUNIORS OUTING
AT LAKE CHiCOT.
Men Will Go Into Camp Innmediateiy
on Return Of JunIors---Y, N.
C. a. Notes.

The boys of the YourS Mems Chris
tian association will be given an oppor-
tunity TO spend t%o very pleasant and
profitable weeks at an ideal eampine
rro1nd-Lake Ghieot, The best fish
inc place in Ar'lansae llr. j. Z.
George will hare=al;faa of dhe e8#p
and the assistance If complete a5a.
Of leaders, yuuug men Who have e.
welfare Of The b3y.s ut heart, a@d cHaz
thing in their power VIII be done IL
give the boys q pleasant time. Gha
cost viii be norasaf--sl4 for the round
trip. This will include railroad fare,
both ways also =all- camp necessities.
such as tents, food. boats, cte. Parents
Of the boys will be We3eomcds= bus will
be charged 81 nsr day to cover o.
Denses. The cuisine VIII be u75 10 date.
rs thoroughly up 10 date e9ol, HiiI
be carried along 10 attend to that mat
ter. The order OF the DAY viii le as
follows:
6 q. m.-Revelle aud Ha& Haisias
G:30-Bfeakfast.
Camp duties.
T: 7:45-Molning prayers and Bible
study.
S:45-Maii carriers depart
9-Swimming lessons.
10-Bathing and boating.
12-Dinner.
3:30 p. m.-SWimmin9 lessons,
4-Bathing and boating
6: 6:3O-Retreat: flag lowering.
Scamp fire.
9:15-Evening prayers.
9:30-Taps.
During the day games Of ali lsinfis
will be indulged in-bascball, croquet,
races of different kinds; swimming
contests. both On time and distance;
log swimmers, etc.
Don't forget the date, as AL ragistfa-
tons must be made by MAJ. %.
4 mems camp will be conducted on
the same grounds and will follow the
juniors Immediately The juniors will
return 10 Pine Bla@ June T. and the
mon Will leave iuHa i& So 81 in 1inc
for a good time.
The y. NJ. G. 3. ,eBaf- cegt $ in
splendid condition and Is being used
daily. }isiters are @Wejz6iaa AMI seats
are provided far about severity
Meeting for Men af.cuas Mems
Christian association sg=s:5a 7. i.f.=fa=
day.
Selection BY the band
Song There Is a Fomt2iH cen
gregatiou.
TIE Holy Cits. Is. the baud.
Sons-@Rocll OF Ages.
Address by Mr.. L. 7. Pollitt
Prof. lie Maire is in charge Of the
band now, and under his leadership i
doing some excellent work. All men
cordially welcomed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Heavy R0mi,arIi,ent.

Sam--Yo' say dat de bride en groom
had to be sent to dc hospital soon after
dc marriage ceremony. How was dat
Rcmus-Nhy. some OBJ dch fri"n S
thought it would be luckier to thHnw
Old norSNShO"S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
The Only Chances They Have.

"All Joshua wants." said Farmer
Corntossel's wife, lis Il chance to show
what he can do
YES" said the farmer; 81 s'pose So.
Josh is one of those people who never
seem to get chance to do anything
except something they can't do
Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
nffsftts2.t sre GsuabEc.

I'eW persons know how very useful
so9Us5.as prove When employed as ma
nUrg .5ppiod to tic roots Of vines
fruit tfeoa, Posses. ete, they iapart a
Vi2oH sl..i Il rapidity Of growth which
are HsefoctA surprising. 10 orr who is
50 ,&elzE us te ha9e n garden should
waste ti;s Vaiuafila form oG mantle.
II is IN excellent Hian 10 bIFea Iar4e
tub affl put=toe saapsHtts aaa dirty
water into II 1T required apan the
estYdea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
a - 9 NtIiY tn.

During lis term rs congressman Ma.
ior W'i'}iaHi y smith. ex-president Of
tie North e'a.=a,iaa ye=.alfat railroad.
made a ei%iJ t. New E4s'. aaA stopped
at one 81 t'aa..An Ansafa.an ai3n hotels
Upon Seatiue ts.t.. nj 5ianer lie was
oAseg0iga@.. a=H,less . hiH=of fare hy
the walton. fzzz.a ~ X. i!a l9.fssee.
tha " ~ 4!s4}aH. e=tae reiz.a9k-
oGf.'H AZ = 5000. .lzZe.s.r.2
3te 5iaa". lffs So .#'se tegE. the
eaa@g #4.# lta=ict 5I5t.=
iazz isZ1 - LIST lt8
N=zJs= yl5zz=s 5#=-l.5 -. mentioned 1hHt
he=&:s ll t'.z.l=.t Il ~.f.zz#zes IL.
t1,lt. ssr, '.z.al fhe wzz5#e. =s7z51oa
Aaa 49,. - .9':r=tzi- -...-z=e A4t=Qzylt L
rcd es t.5s - f=4 eaae - Eew
FeE.. i.zt AK sor son - ~, FORK
'f.n,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

IS people grow older the worries tina
formerly affected them only at nigh
begin TO stay by them all day.-Atchi
son Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Suit on Account.

The W. r. White Produce Commits
sion company sues the |. j. Bloom
Meat company in the chaHeery court
on= an account for $3997.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
Afraid.

81 would marry that girl but for one
thin@.'
''NNhat's that--afrad to pop the ques-
ti0n:"
NJ; afraid to question pop New
York Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
~ ssae..';.ass a@2 sfa1sa-..e,, .zaas.

:StU. .fTi;4- ;1=5i $. a1stst.i - al, terms
tH3J :Es. eoafaH4Ggz1 TaaH ;Efe fsot
ia = ~ ifla ie.g' - I'.o5=al i. essas:2 i
;,te=e.s r..ti4 e54.4 .'l13i., .,za5eh woods;
Suffering Is 5:#v.aiof3=. sit;ei44sice mani.
feSt"d Ia ,'re .sF'u tgI. ff=o:@ Il in
it.sA ~ s4.'4nr ele.irni&fs %44ls.sis Both
are c}f.yz=' ~ t2tpgat .Ir aeti'@ I.'}>
s.taS of J..sn .a..tl cfor,.> sot, psslate
tof>s.c. ci.e II t!',. at~
Soine d ,3lss' muscles are un'|or
elea ot tl' i.9atiNnN, the soft l4siaje
and ~ th' A@S@ Of the tons,!lr, Wh~.h
move lis root upward and aaW!4Nard
o1,i puNe} is act 50 complete, and this
causes I'll" at.lictioli.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

When tor'il lu:,:s a man down,
people turn up thai noses.-Ne5 York
Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
ST. PETERS IN ROME.
Takes Mary 9t4;iS to Ucaiixe It's
Y est s:rsN :,,,l GnfrnNnr.

|
II IS cur;9ns to watch .he faces of
! 9''Pif as they "f,er !he great Co.. IS Of
s.. l-erv. at Rome an9 push back II,
Aa; ihdt.iefu curtains Chat keep out
the noise and the air and Gnd them
selves in tie prc~pur" "f thc most im-
nrr~sive spectacle eI. eeftl,,- - 2yroE
sal:
-y"+ ~.
90. :.2.e r-.ss. ~.e3 .ss=-a.i y
+. .a=s.'es4ats l.. '-=ea 7,pee
- - e.=zs..t =. 80.
.-s=e4 #.-fs :. .-.-#a.# e@#5.i -
+ ~ t.tat=, '.....-.. .....t .e ~ ,a
@'.#=
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rI jl. =. s7r.' #z.=
-: d. 1.=z.e ri ~. u e5.a-
5soasa t1.e fs.alss oG tt.-.-
G.tt,sjs:.5 is =Hzllcea7a.
Tie #es-t = a3a aat}a8 II. t4 d.
taS=Az#.. raeec ti.5a &a:sa39as3. aHH
5ao aa0ual expense ol aa.1aain.a@ It
5 afaal &s5.euo. IN ate5' Get ami Il
aa"& af }eaIza!sn= are a4zzlrs emriaE=
ed.-sss=H.o Eett.r=ia Etszaa49= Record
4 .rslE#t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
SOME ETriiNG SPECIAL.
rg-,n,r WAGONS.

Of every sty!c or pattern quickly
tt#aed oft il first-elass shape BY cx-
nGl: need worl,men. Wagon and car
T.ass ,.Qairing given special attention.
tro. rsss5eia5 establishment in cor
EeHs
i. WARE. fo14o5 Z gar1aqoa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
+ 4 X + X
AN ASSURED FACT.

For the past few years inven
tors have been constantly work
* ing to produce a device by which
the disagreeable vibration and I
constant jar may be overcome 4
while riding a wheel None have 4
proved as satisfactory as the RAM
bier cushion frame bicycle 1t
not only inhances the beauty of it :
but materially strengthens the \
same. For sale by w E. Liyin- :
good, PIT West Second avenue. i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
TIA L 90

y. = SIMMONS 8ToEE IS tas Place.
- CTS everything. BiH. him M.
He has what yeH want. s. Speciality Of
Good Goods aud low prices sagisfac-
ton OF Your money back. 1916 w.
ltazHaqae street. Bot3 phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
GOVERNMENT COTTON ESTIMATE

FL following lable.s'a#s tIe est.
n49.a cf tae cotton cH9p of TIE present
season. a}aeie b. tsa seatfstjeiaa- ot
sa# d.a2Etl It ot agriculture or De
#aaef I}4f. and t.se report. based
0n returns from ainuefa, ta .gc6 bz the
ceasUa oafc2, APRIL T. 19ee. Both Hetne
m e3ala4 ;al bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20

The y. n. G. :. ,e8af- court S in
splendid condition. aHa Is beia& Hsed
daily. }isi4e4s are We+5a6j1sa ami seats
are provided far about seventy.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-10-09
HUNT BROTHERS.
TAKING COAL
FROM SUNKEN BARGE.

The wrecking barge, Little
Giant" Captain Cooper Keys, began
effective work yesterday afternoon in
removing the coal from the sunken
barge Henry c." After some little
trouble the wrecker and the steam
barge were foated above the sunken
boat, and the big steam scoop was
put in action. During the afternoon
about thirty five tons of soft coal was
removed from the barge and loaded
upon the steam barge "Walston. :"
This coal was taken to the wharf of
the Bridgeton Electric Company
This morning when the tide was
down the wreokersiout out the decks of
the wreck so that more coal could be
removed The wrecker will probably
secure most of the coal to-day. Th en-
will come the removal of the wreck
itself
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-10-09
Saw Her Brother Killed.

Pitman, n j., Oct. Mrs. Mary
Peterson stood in the door of her
home near the West Jersey & Sea-
shore Railroad Station, this morning,
and waved goodbye to her brother,
George Simpson, as he walked along
the track to take train for Philadel-
phia. AS she looked she saw him
keep out of the way of a freight train,
but walk so close to the track that he
was struck by the front of a baggage
car on the northbound Bridgeton ex-
press. Simpson was hurled many feet
and badly mangled, and Mrs. Peter
son fell in a swoon in the doorway
The man was about so years old, and
had been staying with his sister for
some weeks.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-10-09
Baptists Increase in Numbers.

Baptists Increase in Numbers.
Salem, N. j., Oct. 1.-THE West
Jersey Baptist Association held the
first If a two days session in the
First Church to-day. Rev. H. W.
Barras, of Millville, the moderator,
called the session to order this morn
ing. The Introductory sermon was
preached by Rev. W. W. Bullock, of
Bridgeton.
Rev. F. B. La Barrer, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, of Salem, was
elected moderator of the session of
1908, and Rev. George S. Wendell, of
Woodbury., was reelected clerk. The
church letters, read by the clerk,
showed an increase of membership.
Addresses were delivered by Prof.
Marts, of the South Jersey Institute,
Bridgeton; Rev. Calvin L. Dare, of
Bucknell University; Rev. A. J.
Rowland, D, D., of the Baptist Pub
lication Society, of Philadelphia and
Rev. A. E. Douglass, of Vineland.
The address tonight was delivered
by Rev. Joseph L. Bennett, of Phila-
delphia, on "The Forward Move
'ment of Evangelization.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-10-09
PRES MAKES A SECOND
EFFORT TO END STRIKE.

President Roosevelt has made an
other effort to sett,e the coal strike
by promising that if the miners will
resume work he will appoint com
mission to investigate their condition,
and will do everything in his power
to obtain settlement of the contro-
versy in accordance with the commits
slon's report
President Mitchell of the Mine
Workers, to whom the offer was
made, refused to discuss it, but it
said that he regards it unfavorably,
and will refuse to accept it. There
was no attempt to start new collieries
yesterday, the operators preferring to
wait for the arrival of the remainder
of the National Guard.
There was no cessation of violence
on the part of the strikers, the homes
of two non-union workmen being
dynamited and several men being as
saulted.
Governor Stone said that he had
had no conference with President
Roosevelt before ordering the re-
mainder of the Pennsylvania militia
into the strike region.