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Texas Boil WGeYil.
Fifty-Fivs Counties Are More or
Less Affected.

Galveston, Jan 5 From the
returns gathered and published
by the Galveston News, 1t is
shewn that IS counties in Texas
are more or less, affected by the
bell weevll. Counties of southern
Texas being literally infested
while in north Texas they have
only appeared in isolated counties.
The great cotton producing coun-
ties of the State were attacked
last year for the first time in a
threatening manner and there is
great dread for the future. River
counties suffered most and river
farms appear to be worse attacked.
Wooded sections harbor weevil in
winter.
Taking the census figures of
productions as basis it is estima-
ted that the boil weavil DESTROYED
cotton IN the several districts as
follows:
Southwest Texas 100, 900 bales; !;
east Texas $500; central Texas
35, 900; north Texas none; coast
district 10000. Total 24A5OO
bales.
In 1899 and 1900 Texas pro-
duced 2,65S,555 bales, according
to the United States census of
which 1,55S, 800, or over half
were grown in the counties now
infested with weevil.
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The General Assembly.
Meets One Week from Tomorrow.
Some Preliminary Chat.

The State. 9th inst
The time is very near at hand
for the opening of the general as
sembly. One week from tomor-
row the body meets in annual ses-
sion. On all hands the prspar-
ations for the assembling of the
body are well under way. This
week a perfect transformation will
% wrought in the Interior of the
capitol. The new work will he
about completed and the mem bsrs
OF the house will wipe thei- shoe
soles upon brand new and very
handsome carpet. The two fsg
Stats upon which will be swung
the flags indicating when the
houses are, in session have been
put in position upon the dome.
They are made of steel.
Many members are already ap.
plying for boarding houses for tho
session and accom- ,nodations are
not quite so aunerous as they
might be.
OF course there will be flsod
OF new bills at the outset. But it
Is likely that the child labor prob
lem, the matter of the antitrust
legislation and that of compulsory
education will be the leading fsa-
thres of the session. OF course
the elections will take up consider
able time, and a mum Der of men,
bsrs have expressed the hope that
the legislature will dispose of
these as soon as possible, so that
they will not interfere with other
work.
The State officers and institut-
ions are making all the haste pos
sible on their annual reports, but
a number of them have not yet
been completed. The governors 8
statement of pardoas and commu
tatiens and the attorney generals
trust investigation report are the
only two thus far completed and
delivered by the State printer.
The attorney generals regular re-
port is nearly done, and fine head
way has been made on the reports
OF the comptroller general and tho
superintendent of education. Gen.
Floyd is endeavoring to conclude
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A Big Haul.
Special 20 The State.

Special 20 The State.
Grsenville, Jan. 4.-On Thurs
day, Jan. Q, Constables Cooley,
Alton, Bell and Coleman made q
raid in the country, and when
about ~ miles from the city,
near Robert Kselsr's registered
distillory, they found three A.
gallon kegs of corn liquor, which
were hidden away in differsn
places under the brush and in the
wood.
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his report and will probably have
the copy ready in a few daps: the
statistical work has been DELAYED
by the sickness of Col. Frost.
The report of the hospital for tho
insane will probably be turned
into the printer this. week.
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A Joke on Bill Arp
Says That He is Not the Father
of the Monticello Paper Mao.

They seem to have large and I,
juicy joke on MAJOR Chas II.
Smith the CartersvilIe, Ga.
philosopher, SO well known as
Bill Arp. He writes to- TIE
Constitution about 1t as follows:
But, Mr.. Editor, am still
perplsxed. My Christmas pleas
ne has been marred somewhat by
my pity for the poor credulous
dependent women all over the
land who are dupes of that Nj H.
ticello man. Every Gty brings
more letters from those who have
long since sent the S25 to my son
at Monticello, Fla, and get
nothing back. They say they
trusted him because be was nv
son. Many of them begged or
borrowed the S25, for they could
not get the subscribers and 30
they made up list of names from
their acquaintances and then they
went to work on the endless chain
humbug and got other women to
send money and ue duped.
Now, Mr.. Editor, | beg you to
put it in large type and pint in
rod ink that Joel Smith, of MoD-
ticellO, is no son of nine, nor do
| know anything of him or his
paper. | saw Il late issue in which
he boasts of having 10000 sui
scrhers which | suppose means
$40, 900 that these dependent
women have sent him. He prom
ised them $50 mentn TO write
! three hours day and some of
them sold their jewelry and other
precious things to raise the S25.
Mr.. Editor, do please lend your
columns to stop this fraud upon
our poor southern women. And
now we see that another endless
chain paper has started in Athens,
Ga. These frauds are bringing
discredlt upon poor women |
enclose sample circular. Please
stop it, Kill it. Crush it. 1t
IS worse than the cherry tree
swindle. BILL ARP.
p. ST. will give so to find
ont who started that lie that the
MoaticeIle man was my son. |
have received at least 80 letters
saying, "Your son at Monticello,
etc. They make me tired. | had
three from Texas this morning.
b. A.
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Hobson Will Resign and Entr ,
Politics.

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 5.-A
sp"cial from Montgomery, Ala,
says Capt. Richmond z. Hobson
will soon resign from the navy
and ester politics. 1t is said he
will oppose Hon. John IL. Blank
head as congressman from the
- district.
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killing Horses and Cows to Pre-
vent Starvation.

San Antonio, Tex. Jan: o.
On account of the almost total
failure of grass and the high price
of fesdstuffs in this section, over
100 head of horses and mich cows
have been killed in San Antonio
during the past 60 days TO pre-
vent them from dying from star
vation, their owners who are of
the poorer class, being unable to
buy feed for their animals. There
has been drought in this section
for IL months or more and there
is no present prospect for an i'm,
sprovsment.
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Miss Stones Release Reported.

New York, Jan. "a special
to The World from Berlin saws it
is reported there that Miss Stone
has been released.
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COD LIVER OIL
7NHtpQ0tNOS0H 0SLLzE e SODA

! will generally correct this
difficulty.
II you will put from one.
fourth to half a tcaspoonful
in baby's bottle three Or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
a teaspoonfuI, according to
age, dissolved in their milk.
If you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish-
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nourish the
baby. she needs the emul-
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
soc. and er.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNR, Chemists, New York.
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Tho One Day CoTd Cure
For colds and sore throat use Kern,ott.
tales Lax.tive Qwiaine. Easiiy taken ~
80 0niekly 80.
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90 suits is very simple Wesruck Jew that AMI
I'VE osPpehed TO nave It, 4S odd worth 81 co.
your choice for 81 So Two lots all ,sj
st ana relabe at 81 90 suit In knee pants
"a great hne Our suits for little
very cheap. " ''>
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1I11IfIIVIV DVpdTI"
ment Rushed with N~Gr-,

ne success OF our opening shown by
"o nilners cant keep with them wolkintf nli
deglte at the reasonable
ciss millinery this season Bargain shoe sale began
4o pairs Ladies fine shoes ranging prices
oo Will be closed out at IS and great lines Of
ne shoes to select from the Imperial Shoe the Queen
Quay at " co. - so S3 co. just picked up sample u.ns
oo cents on the dollar we headquarters first
goods Come to for the best of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-08

1t is.decIarsd officially in China
that 5000, 900 persons in Shsnsi,
out of 10, 000,0 900, have saccumb-
do to the famine.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having closed our business run
by Elliott & Crawford, all parties
indebted to them will find their
notes and accounts at our office.
We have moved all their buggies,
wagons, etc, to our stables. Re
member the celebrated Columbia
Buggy and Mitchell Wagon. This
business is now closed up and all
parties indebted to them must
ettle, as we cannot carry them.
Lancaster Mercantile Company.
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= -. .
Cure Cold In Head

Kermotts Chocolates Laxative Quiniue easy
AroNk.
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hel o..
Nature

Babies and children need
proper food. rarely ever medi-
cine. If they do not thrive
or their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
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New Style Jackets. Canes. Tvr

IIvc an
he IN correct lengths We show e
II urs ever brought to this market range from i
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-06

gearilbllnlsreoe lnp Die peutihen W3i=
litarperelne iiberreibten Dem prinwn
eine Moreile.
yrinS 0einrib ueripeilte Stunoen
III st. Soilis, mdbreno melden er
tonl9lih unterhalteu ipnroe. Nad,
ltattsefunoener gegriiBuna am gabn-
bor uno lleberreiduno Der 9lorelie
ipuroe eine auiiheniabrt nab Der
GaossBrilfe ansetreten, iporanf Der
ionislid)e Gali uno beiien @efolae nab
Dem ct. Souis Glnb qeiiibrt muroen,
100 oas 6riibltiid eineenpmmen murbe.
gelonoers srobartig uno tiinitleriId
gelhnofupll mar Die Iespratipn oes
Huilbauies.
yiad DEM 6riiGltHd I'M CT. 9puis
Club muroe Ole autlhenfe1rt nah Dem
6prclt Fart anestreten unO oann nah
Dem llnion=8abnbof suriidgefabren.
I'm l0:40 8ormitta9s fano Die 9tb=
tabrt oes Spesialsu9es mad Chicago
Ftatt.
Ser empiang oes grinsen 6einrib
Ill 6bita9o uno Dtiliuautee mar Elm 10
groBortiger uno entbuliaitii6er, Dab
mir oariiber in ausfiibrliher gDeiie
berihten n0bten iino oaber peaen
.ufangels an 3eit oieIen 9eriht fir
nddlte 9iummer surildlegen miiIen,
llm'onicbr, oa Der 6erdusaeber Der
gta1rihten. 9erolo4 bei Dem gmpfan=
&c IN Chicago aniueieno mar uno eineu
lan9eren SpeSialberidt oariiber bringen
miro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-06

pdB cine beoeutenDe Rekaendrmse ben
6dsnort 2tDlond belagert, Der gan.
bon Der 4uBenfpelt abgsihnitten Iein
foll. Sshsunospdn5ig Srtseemsirz
Den bdben befhlofer, t6re llnubhdHs
gigteit BON Der Siirtei odourh su BE-
ipeiien, oaB he benz Sultan Die Steuz
ern bertpeigerri. sSn CT gdIlan uno
5trand qi6t es iiber61upt teine Rsaies
rung mebr. bort tpurben Iogar Die 9ez
fdngnifTe geDffnet.
a6oul 4si3 Ben 5SeBiul, Elm 9lbz
tontrling css friibersn gnlirs Wabdz
bi, bat an Der SpiBe elmer Shdar BON
1000 4rie9ern bic Stdot g'Hio6 in
Wiittel 2(rabien ero6ert. Gr Iflih
fih 3uerft nit so 9lnbdngern in Die
Staot uno iiberfiel zen 0ouperneur
Der Staot in ieinem galdit. Ter 8ous
neur uno 80 ieiner Nnbdngsr puroen
ermoroet, uno bic 9urniion cdpitulirs
te oann. Sc 6eiBt, bdB bic Wa6dbiz
8nnuItte tpieesr bic SerrIhdft srldRs
gen uno Sbu Rdibip, ben Gmir bon
gieib, itiiraen ipta iSepfuf fpiro 8uz
rtdhIt Heio az eroberH IuhsH; btele
Stdmme treten All ibm iibsr.
9remter Winiiter WdloefzRoufz
fedu cp1ibirte nit feinem 4utomobil
in parts NIT einsm StruBen6ubntpde
gen uno oag Qtutomo6if tippte un.
Gr tlugte iiber groBe Sdmer3sn in
feiner reften S6uIter uno nan be-
fiirhtet, Dab sr Eel osm llnfal etnen
Gnohenbruh erlitt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-06
sfinnx Calls, sbiin- -pnIsntu, ne1 6. aflirs 1902

eIeeddtnlBfeier fiir ben perItorbenen
Vrdlioeitten Mcainlsp Elm 5rauertao
mar, fanoen feline formellen 5ealte
uno 6eoen itatt.
Nm folgeuosu Gage, oen %. Iebru=
ar, bcludte Bring 0einridl trpb oes
itrbnenoen Ee9ens Die Marine=Ataoe=
nie III Nnnapolis, matte, nah Der
9iiftshr bon 0ort i'm g9eiBen Saule
einen turSen 9lbldieosbeiuh llno unter=
nahm Damn nit Dem 9rdlioentcn
ROpiepelt einen Spa;isrritt in Die llm=
gegeno Der gunoesbauptItaot. Die
beioen s)erren iparen auf Dem Ritt MIR
bon einem Sergeautsn DER 9trtillerie
besleitet uno troBoem es regnete uno
Die gSege ourhneiht uno ibmubiq
maren, idlien Der 3itt beioen SDerren
arDBe 6reuoe Su MAIDEN.
9lm 9lbeno fuuo in Der beutIhen
9otibaft ein gldnsenoes8aitmabl itatt,
on Dem Die @ertreter oes bohen 9eam=
tentbums nno Der Diplomatic, einiae
Senatoren uno abgeoronete, iolpie bobe
SffiSiere Der armee uno Mlarine tbeil-.
nahmen.
gs6hreno oas Diner in Der 9ptihaft
itattian0, batten iih rieiige Meniben=
maGen in Der Mtalinhuletts Apenue
an9elammelt, Tim Der Serenaoe Der
oeuiihen @eiangpereine beisupobnen.
I'm 81 libr seiBte lih Die SpiBe oes
laneen 3llgss Der Seutiter Walbing=
tons, iueltjer pon 6ufeltrdgcrn flan=
tirt mar. 3enl 3uge iuuroe oas
SterneHbanner uno Die oeutihe SABINE
.pOraus getraaeii. Die Sdnger nab=
men ali Der 5erraile, uumittelbar uit=
ter Dem Saltpn. 9lufltellnng.
Ser 8rins eridbien nit mebreren ali:
oeren Serren auf Dem galton uno un=
beoedteil Sluptes ihaalte er auf oas
erre3te Sreiben. Gs eribollen Damn Die
Sldnee peritieoener 6eilnge, ,,Sas
oeutlhe gieo ..5ie 99ad)t am abeiIl"
nno ibneil fplgte oas Star Spangleo
.9anner'. 9ia6 DEN 0jelangsportrd=
gen belt Serr 9Bm. Z. @iterih cine
glniprat)e on oen YrinScn altf melhe
oieier in berSlifltsr g9eile erpieoerte.
lin Ii llbr perlieB Der 9rinS pie
SotIhaft uno beeab iid) BON Dem 8ot=
ihafter ppn Solleben begleitet, inter
sseoedGng elmer glbtheiluns beriitener
qoli3ilteu, nah Dem gabnbof Der
gennIplpania=gabn, ipp Elm Sonoer=
Sug fir ibn bereit ltano. melher i'm
um 1870 nah Dem Siiopeiten ent=
fiibrts.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-06

Nhtlun0en=GeIebe iueroen bon Ie=
men tleinen Mrbeitern Or. Ginos
Nem 2ife Pills--ianorirt. aeillipnsn
lino ffets. Natht unb 5ag an Der Nrs
belt, llnueioaulidfeit, Yiliofitdt, Yer=
lfopTuns. neruOIes Ropitpeb uno ale
Noaen=. 2eber= uno Ginoelpeioe- aront-
4eiten ju beilen. Qei9t, angenebm.
f1tr. Nur 25e bel s. Gteenfsn a Son.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-06
IN, Eaoea uno s8si.cn.

Cincinnati, 81, 1. MdrS. grin5
0eiarih bon 8reuBen reilte beute ouru
Die Staaten Wtarplauo, 9ennlplpania
uno Ohio uno Der SDupersua. luf
tuelhsm er lit befinoet, ourhquert
pdhreno Der 9dht Den Staat Gentudp
nit ben Shlahtfeloern in Der llm9e=
9eno pon Chattanooga in 5ennenee
als norldufiseni 3iel. er belt in sll=
tona, Yittsbur9, Columbus llno ein=
cinuati or. no er olTl3iea be9riiBt
wuroe; Der Milltomm, Der ibm su
Sbeil puroe, befbrdnfte Iih nber niht
auf oieie Staote, ionoern iiberal, no
lein 3ug bel 5a9esliht oorbeipallirte,
bntten lih jabireibe Menlheu einae=
funoan, Die ibm Surrah surieien. Ger
Ee9en'turm, uelder perllriaht bate.
oaB bic Walierlduie bis sur gefabr.
grenss iiieaen, bate ndhgeialen uro
Der Bring Iab Sbeile oreier Staaten
in belem Sonneniheiu Dor lib liesen.
9tatpem Der grins 2lliona uerial=
fen bate, nabm er oas Trilbltilt elm
uuo iprat bann osu 98nnih aus, cine
,5eit lang auf DER locomotive gu fab.
ren. SIN Spige oelien !uuroe in Silln
angebalten, iIub Der prinS, ioluie iein
9loiutant DOH ggiop ano George ".
gppo, Der Sertreter Der Yenniplpanias
Sabn, beltiegen Die locomotive. Ger
Yrin5 reihte Dem 2oeOmotiofiibrer NIB
ieinem 0eijer Die Oono uno nal
oann Den Sib Des SOcomptiuflibrers
Elm, Der auf 9Sunih oes Trinsen IUll=
oampf eab. Sensr Sheil Der Strede
fiibrt ourh cine Der miloelteil @egeuoen
Der 9llleebsnies, uno Der prinS mar
BON Der Stenerie uno Der uneeipObn=
lihen 5abrt auf Der locomotive sanS
ent3iltt.
Tpn Cincinnati ein9 Die 6abrt llio=
LID uab benz SdlahtTeloe BON 6ba=
.auoosa inSenllellse, mo Der prIns bon
elmer un9ebeHern Wsnihenmen9e ems
pfaneen muroe. Gr beaab lh nah
Dem Soptout Wiountaiu, npr po llh
eine berrlibe Jernlicht iiber oas be-
rubmte Sblahtfelo bieiet. prins
Neinrih mar ent,ilft ilber oas i'm
Sonnenideiu Dor ihm aufgerollte Ya=
nprama. Radb elmer tursen Jabr!
ourh Die Staot sing es uieoer gum
yabnboT 100 Dem 9rinsen elm prehtis
ges, iilberuss Mlbum ilberreiht muroe.
Von chattanooga sin9 Die Gabrt
luieoer in norolider Hidiung iiber
9faSbpille, 9ouispiue uah Snnianapo=
His. Sn Malbpille irelte lib Bring
Deinrih befpnoers iiber Die 0eldnge
Der Neeer. Ser t5lee=Glub Der Jisfe=
llnipsrlit1t lang ndmli1 einise 2ieoer
uno Der prins risf Die Seiterin Der
Sdnser in lsinen Wagson, ipo er lIe
besliidmiinlhts uno ibr Die 0ano
lhiittelte. lleberall :par Der Gmpfang
ein entbuIiaitilher uno Der Bring be-
mertte Die 9euie lino mir 9e9eniber
|lehr liebsnspuroig eeiuelen; iiterall
babeu lie mid in Der berslihlten Meile
begrilBt, unb ib ertenns oies aus tief=
item 0sr;en an. SD miinibe, baB ole
milBten, lpie oantbar it ibnen bin.~
Sn Suoianapolis sin9 Die Gabrt UNI
IL llbr Nbenos Direct nod 9 t..
Ilouis, no Der 3u9 um Z ,lbr ein-
| ltrof. Der Yabnbof tpar bfrrlid 9e=
ihmiidt uno clue rieiiae Wenldenmahe
empiing aud bier ben prin,en nit lau=
tenn 9ubtl. Wapor g8els bislt cine
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-06
9as Settmabt Der YreHe.

Die pauptnummer auf benz beutigen
prDgramm fir bic uuterbaltung Des
prin3en 0einrid ppn preliben mar oas
Diner. pelhes bic ,,giem Dorter
Staatsaeitung" oem prinsn 5u g9reH
Der ameritanifden preile CAB. gtipa
1000 Wertreter Der amerifaniihen
prelle tparsn ,ustgen unb unter oieien
befanben iid bic berborra9enbiten Mit=
glieoer bss omeritaniIhen 5ournalis=
mus. Sic tanen aus allen Sbeilen
Der Union uno biloeten cine Der bemer=
tensmertbeiten .3uiammentiinfte Der
YrDfelliOn in ben Ser. Staaten. Gs
fanb Elm b0hli liebenspiiroiger 9lus=
tauih bon 8egriiBunsen swiiben Dem
prinsen 9einrid uno ben Serren, iuel=
be bel Der ejele9enbeit bas Wort er=
sriifen, itatt uno ba5 GreieniB biirfte
als elmer Der berpDrraaenDlten .3nis
i1enfdlle auf Der ameritanilben Sour
bes prin5en in Grinneruns bleiben.
9as Diner fanb in Dem 9robem
0nlliaal bes Walborf= =Altoria potels
Hatt, Der aufs prd9tiaae nit ameri=
taniibeu unb oeuti9sn Garben oeto=
rirt mar. ueber Dem Sib, tpel9en
Der prins 9einri& einnabm, ertrab!te
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Handle
Anthracite.
Al Members of International Stationery Engineers and
stated on Same Basis as Miners Returned to bork.

while negotiations looking toward
a settlement were on, We did not wish
10 interfere in any way. although we
feared our men would get the worst Of
the bargain We believe the action OF
the tiremen ana engineers in quitting
work helped the miners to win their
fight"
Although II Is true a majority Of
the french are members Of the miners
union they have retained their mem
bership in our union and have already
asked for our assistance. We propose
TO give II to them and am going to
call a meeting OF the executive board
when action viii be taken looking TO
that end, / win advocate that our
members be ordered to refuse TO handle
anthracite coal and as to my mind, this
Is the only method that will bring the
operators to time, believe the board
VIII accept my suggestion"
President Morton said that when the
Shamokin convention Of the miners was
held previous to the strike. President
Barrett and Secy. Mullahy Of the state
district Of Pennsylvania Were present
In the interest of the firemen and engi-
neers ana asked what protection they
would receive provided they went on
strike in sympathy with the miners;
that they We're advised to get into the
miners union, but We're assured the
miners would stand by them. He is
now Of the opinion that the miners have
not lived up to their promise strictly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

Chicago, oct. 23.-Presdent Morton OF
the International Stationery Engineers
and Firemen. stated that all members
OF the association all over the country
would be ordered TO refuse to handle
any anthracite coal until every member
affected by the anthracite strike Is re-
instated on the basis on which the
miners returned to work.
The brotherhood has a membership
Of. $4,000, and has local union In
ia towns and cities. including Chicago,
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleye-
land, Baltimore, ST. Louis, Kansas city,
Denver and San Francisco.
President Morton declared his organi-
cation was in position to shut on,
hard coal in all cities where II had To-
cal unions. and said such action would
be taken If necessary for the protection
Of the members who had lost their posi-.
lions on account OF the anthracite coal
strike This is President Mortons view
Of the situation
According TO all reports from eastern
mines our men are getting the wors. Of
1t. and while the miners are being rein
stated they are left out in the cold"
"Our organization does not propose
allowing its members to be yictlmized
and as We cannot call strike at the
mines, non-union men seeming TO be in
possession Of the jobs. we win attempt
to secure the reinstatement OF our
members by shutting out anthracite
coal wherever we can.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Big Road to Have Representative
CHARTERED in Salt Lake.
JAS. o. REFER, GEN AGENT.
Appointment Effective Nov, uer.
chants Despatch, STAR Union. aud
chicago & Alton Also la Line.

on November /, another big eastern
system viii be represented IN Salt Lake
City with Indications that there will be
at least two others, representing the
Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania systems,
to follow suit within the next 60 days.
Word has been received In this city
that on the date indicated the Wabash
will open an office on Railroad row
with James O. Reber as general agent
for this western territory.
Mr.. Reber is well known in this city,
as for some time he was travelling
freight and passenger agent OF the Mis-
oun Pacific under Commercial Agent
II b. Kooser When Mr.. Kooser was
transferred to Denver, Mr. Reber &C.
companed him In a similar position,
which he holds at the present time.
Following the installation Of the Wa
bash the Merchants Despatch Trans
portation company will also open an
Office, Mr., Porteous having been out
here last week looking over the terri
tory with that object in view. Star
Union and the Chicago 4 Alton also,
It Is said, will shortly place representa-
tiVes In the field here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
A LIFE SAVING INVENTION.
Is a Globe Continuance Calculated
For Sixteen Persons.

New York Oct. PA demonstration
Of the efficiency OF novel life saving
Invention has taken place in the Eng
fish channel, cables the London CORE
spondent Of the Herald About four
miles OF FolkestOne tug sighted
strange object In the water Upon
coming nearer II was found TO be a
large globe. From a manhole on the
top two men emerged from the globe.
They proved to be the inventor and his
assistant, both NorNegians. According
to their story, the globe which IS
composed Of aluminium. was put over
bard from n steamer on Hayre, and
since that time II has been knocking
about the channel with It's two occu.
pants The inventor claims that II sat
listed all requirements and eNpecta-
lions and demonstrated its seryicea-
bility for saving lives at sea
The tug towed the curious craft to-
Dover. where IL attracted much atten-
ton.
II Is about eight feet In diameter. An
air shaft IL provided and It is also fitted
with water pump, sail and rudder.
Its capacity Is claimed 10 be sufficient
for 10 persons. together with $50 pounds
OF food and i.l0o pounds Of water,