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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Dr. Pierce's Inyalids' Hotel and
surgical Institute, 063
Main ST.. Buffalo,
n. II,

Few people are aware 81 the eS-
tent If the Institutions presided over
by Dr. Pierce or that an important
purt ~ his medical enterprise was
the Establishment Of the 1nyalids'
Hotel aud Surgical Institute, where
people from affair can be lodged,
boarded aud treated, with all the
privileges offered by the finest hos
pitfalls. yet with a personal care and
freedom entirely foreign TO such In
stitntlons. DR.. Pieree's Inyalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute has a
stan 81 nearly a score Of physicians,
each man a specialist. II has elabo-
rate machines and appliances, to-
gsthcr with ali the most approved
mechanical apparatus, for the VI
bratory treatment Of diseases.
OF late particular attention has
been drawn to the possibility OF
treating certain forms os disease me
chemically. Whole pages 10 the
newspapers and magazines have
be.n given up TO the description and
Illustration % the mechanical devices
In nse aud the mechanical treatment
OF disease has been exploited as II IL
were a novelty. II may be 10 many
people, hut ~ an evidence 81 the ad-
vancsd thought and progressive
spirit of Dr, Pierce, IL may he men
toned that many 81 these mechani-
cal devices for the cure Of disease
have been Ia use la the Invaiids' Ho.
lei and surgical Institute for "A score
Of years. In this. "a In everything
else, Dr. Pierce keeps his great lnsti'
tuition at the front. with the result
that there is "A constant stream q
persons seeking tneatment who come
from the iarthest states and most
nemote territories. Often these inva
lids have gone a. the great hospital
81 tlse country aud found no benefit
coming 80 Or pierce AZ "A last resort
II s. gratifying to know that th,
public mlth Ia nr. Peane and hh
methods blldsncdiolnes IL amply jus
tiael hythe 1manY and remarkabl,
eunss which havr resulted from hI'
tnsatment II mny be well In Thu
conneitonto emphasize the value o.
Or. Pttnsss offer oi free consultation
bg letter addressed especially e
those suffering from chronic diseases
In a great many cases the advertised
offers 81 frs medical advice' have
behind them not "a slngie medica
practitioner qualified "a give medi
cal advise. Hls only necessary y
point 20 the medical stan 81 thl
inyal,d's Hotel and Surgical iusti
tute as evidence that Dr. Pierses otie
i genuine a. IL Is tre.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

tures, working without inteEmissisn day
and night. When one felt the need Of
sleep he lay on a couch. holding In his
hand q ball, beneath which, on The
floor, was a brz1eu bowl. When his
muscles RELAXED sufficiently - release
the ball, Il fell into the bowl, and the
noise Weakened the sleeper who resumed
his work.
Bal, il is one thing TO give up sleep
and another thing altogether 70 be
unable to sleep. Those who suffer
from asthma, bronchitis aud other die
eases Of she organs Of respiratiaa asa
only too familiar with tkis enforced
wakefulness. They would give almost
anything for a nights unbrofen resi-
THE SECRET or sLExP
Cox them lies in the cure Of the diseases
which baHish slumber. ThMt this care
Is possible is abundsntly proven BY
those who have used Doctor Piefeess
Golden Medical Discovery for the cure
Of bronchitis, obstinate and ~deep-se4trd
coughs. lung rtrouble" and other dis
eases Of the organs Of respiration
Fl can this day say that Or. Hercs's
Golden Medical Discovery IL the best
and only remedy I have ever f0and for
N1AL Aue uOANoIh Gail aStkAHt1s NtAAeA
Mr.. r. C. R~odemeyer, 81 IS Hayden
Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. 81 have suf.
fered from hay fever land ] get the
asthma with III, every year IN August
and September for the last efteeu years.
and could not sleep one Hight daring
that time, until this year. I have not
lost one nights sleep. thanks to DT.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery; sad
best Of all l did not get the asthma with
the hay-fever, and I only uued two bottles
81 the Golden Medical Discovery
The cures accomplished BY the nse 81
Golden Medical Discovery arr a.
numeFoas as they arr wonderful. The
great triumphs Of this medicine have
been won in the n Of chronic dis
eases Of many years standing. when
every other medicine had fAiied 10 do
moTe than give tempory relief Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
made a perfect and permanent ears.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

III hAdnt acted epon the advice OF
a friend I am afraid mat should not
have beon married today. AZ least 70
my present wife" langhed the genial
traveller. when ! courtcd The lady
sho was Of a very romantic disposition.
The result OF reading . class 81 novels
hat rass for literature among SONS
people I think at uhat time she hal
an idea that some day a priaee With
rodd,re pinmos would come ndlag out
Of the East aad carry her away Cor his
tride At any rate whcat,cr pro
POSED. which was atou, Al oftcn as !
met her. I eot beautifully turned down
was setting discouraged whsa an OH
lriend Of mine. Who understood TIE
tluuauon. said to me;
oNy boy. Jennie Is a Eood glrl hu;
her head Is IN The clouds Tie greAter
Fart Of the time Nov what YOU want
10 DO Is 70 catch her when she Is down
on she earth with ne rest Of u.s. Let
me give you a polnteE Every Monday
morning she Is obliged 20 take care oi
The large family baking. aud rghi
here Is your opportunity TO and her
with her feet armly planted apon the
Garth. Can around there whea she IA
ever The top OF The oven and state your
case"
II took The hint and called early one
Monday mornlne. found her In .
calico dress, with her hair done up IN
curl papers. and her arms husily man.
ipulaung a rolling pin and there seat
"a on = kitchen chair without on'
romantic feature about T. she prom
lsed 10 be mine she told ne after
wara hat At the time she dldo't know
which way waa east, letting alose cen
.pring up a prince nsual1 Fo
preaa
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

llconiinued from second Page.l
TO a West Virginia editor, Mr.
lanes l.. Norris. Treasurer Of the
Democratic Congressional Com
miliee aud president OF the Jack
son Democratic Association Of the
District Of Columbia, has launch
ed the presidential boom Of Sena
tor.eleci \. p. German. Mr..
Nori prcti:is that Mfr. German
will become the leader Of the Dem.
ocradc forces in the Senn which
will, IN MI. N3rris' judgment,
make Mr. Gorman the logical
Demoefaiic candidate for the pres
idsacy 10 view OF Mr.. Roose-
velt's popularity and Of the success
OF the Republican administration.
the Individuality Of the Democratic
nomihse seems a matter Of small
moment.
E
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
fErrEm sAHvEsT.


Nos the Great Csasnsoa FsPPsss are Grows
snd o~tbsEea.
Adlu4 and miles IL strings. solid with
grsat cr.akoa peppsni AfinOas upon
m.lloaa q say Mexican ehiuIes, snug-
EliaE ciosely in their strlnEea captivity
their ned snAmsled forms and gresn-
soppsa crowns sclnuliaunE with brtght
lights. a. ehoy arc swung By the Winds
and kisssh ~ Jhs saai
nuFinr tho fall mon,ha. q portion u
sho s5alhtfn California world Is envel-
oaei ia crimson, and she Landscape for
maay mlles sears a red robe In the
localities where rcd peppers are pre-
psr-l far commerce. great walls Of bril-
uaut carmine-the rArks On which The
peppers dyspriuE spontaneously from
che earth IKE myriad tongues q Same
Peppers are even-wheFe Line follows
lire Of hru-colorcd tcadrla until the
buildings. she fences the people, and
the very air seem 10 BE- festoonoa'
wrcaihe3 and eniiYcned with radiant
eaila Hicre could Be obtained . supply
Of sreat jumping ropes sufficient for ase
IN q el3 q Goliahs and what a mar
vicious spectacle q would Be 70 eee All
the Say WfoafAs In motion.
Peppers wero introduced into South
ern California BY me early Spanish set
Tiers who considered them an l~ndispens'
abb element Of food they am an i'm
poriant factor In the spanish cuisine
and enehiladas, chilli con osrna, "a
maloA and varisas other spanish dell
cseis would be ast and laslpld with.
ou tie warm favor d the Mexicar
calIh
Peppers are extensively used IN th'
preparation of canned goods. and alsI
in The making o. tsmaleA which are
most popular article Of food with Al
riaaa The restaurants seal tamRles
ana there ara iunumerable tamal
sisads along the streets q Los Angelo.
al wsll pstronlEed.
wien tamsles are properly made the
sro dsuei0aa The method q prepare
uan s 10 boil = quantity q oorn In ~
ara slisr Il Il hsllcd grind 4 IN q moi
az nHai Il hecosnes a. ane a. powdcI
into iais meal d poured bot better az
me miktort 4 STIRRED untll hgat "a
foshn y > asa lee 80 cara husA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Eureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne

III mail and express leaves eE a. "a
Connects ga P-Rasautou with gyeF
from the north
lE freight and accom-. ar go a. II.
Carries maO aud express.
l3 Carbon Ceutre mail a. acm b.
154 freight and arm ieaves $40 .. M
Carries maB and express Tor south
and conRets with flyer az Pieas.
anton
1l3 mail and express ar 30 .. IA
Connects az P~lessant0n with nyer
from the north.
Send vour incn5 Ia Tx Cd States &c
4 or frustrated paulrAEz to BE- h1 =
~aS5sussnR RoomNo "a, CeatEY b
s.. Lo1ts.
@ghs Top - me 0r1rst~
@Feafhe~s end Pas o. tE Fraec9
~Fruu Faruiar Alo1g ~ FraBao
@Iaers s ss1asipg 20 Sc Aia-s ~
Price, E4ns."
col, ond uhc-r 90 faf 0~
Ihe mos uIrrFe rlrn41 Ma
fur fhr domestic, trawEler o. -vrScr CTe
puhEshe5 Tor Rr2to2 d1rn1cG
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

eovery with one bottle Of Or. Ssge's
CMtarTh Rezedy cured me, and to-day
I am well and hearty, and ] VIII say
further that my FORMER physician. DIT.
w. NJ. LydaF. reconuends DR.. Perce's
medicine 70 ne and to others ! am
surs youx medicines viii cure q case
Of estArTh THAT exists. ! r~ecouufazd
them to all
By purifying The blood and incress-
Ing the activity 81 the blood-mzkiuE
Eiands sCoiden Medical Discovery "
Strergthens every organ Of the body.
Accepting the fact that the blood Is the
life. Il follows that the healthfuluess Of
the physical life wili depend upon the
heaithfuireu Of the blood, and that q
defieut supply q blood must resalt
in q de6eiency q physical strength.
Golden Medical Discovery gives
health and strength BY Increasing the
quantity and imProving the quality Of
the blood. The evidence Of this lies in
the marked gals in weight experienced
bT those who have become emscisted
by wasting disease, and who have been
cured BY the use Of uGolden Medical
Discovery II Is not a gaia Of Eabby
faL but a gain Of sound flesh and frrs
muscle, and with this gain Of flesh and
muscle comes a gain OF strength, which
seeks a new outlet fOg itself in active
exercise. The frequent testimony, at
has made a new man q me- thoroughly
expresses the real -rejuvenafion which
comes 70 those cured by the use Of
SGoader Medical Discovery
Accept no substitute for -Golden
Medical Discovery No so-called just
as good usedicine caH compare With
the Discovery when its reeosd Of
cures 10 considered
ss cEETs 10 UNCLE SAN.
That Is the eosdition under which
you can obtain a copy Of the Peoples
Common Seass Medical Adviser FREE.
This great work, containing ZOOS pages,
In p~aPer-coverA Is sent 6rce on TeceiPt
Of a. one-cent stamps 10 paw expense Of
mailing oay. For the book in cloth
binding send 81 staupS Address Dr.
r. v. Pierce, Buffalo y. Y.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
FOR NORTHWEST SETTLERS.
The Buhihgtua's vsU Low Rates

Every day during March and April
ial9. very low one-way Colonists'
rates lay the burlington Route, as
follows:
Kansas city "a Portland, Tacoma.
Seattle aud laagct Sound points, 81
To Spokane and surroundings ter
ritory. s20 To Butte and Helena
district, tA.m
For exact rates 40 intermeit'
ate aud branch territory, consult
neanest tieket RUsnt. or write the
undeusignssi
THE Burllngton-Northcra PacinS
Exprcss Is thc great uEe-savins
train, carrying through eoacisw
through chair cars and through tour
lst sieclers TO Butte, Helena, epo'
kane, Puget sound and Portland
FROM DENVER To TIE NORTH.
wESr.-The burlington has iasi
service via Killings, In connecSior
with -The Burllngton-Northcru Pa
clnc ExpnSS
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
4 MISERABLE NAN.
Two Years and Six Months
without Sleep.

Sleep seems 70 be IN maay cnsfs .
maitef Of habit. Just 81 esiing sd
drinking are habiis. The Arab SHOES
desert hfe leads 20 abate1niouassrr. de-
clines the oner Of q 6fanght u Nalss.
saying, no thank you. ! drnuk yertar-
day. He drinks only wksn thirsty.
ard like his own eamsia. he eaa 70 i~eg
and far without water.
It's much the same with desD. Whea
CADET and Hue, the Preach miaAesa-
nea. were expiodrg Tartasy they en-
gagged ia the tfanaiataon q she Scrip
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

q that easarrh ~ Sc c-oc1rsonee o.
ampieri form y . uenacs nof merely
% hoaifh b1a - life Cafanfh % fhe
tungs H. but q step removed from cor
sumrdion. Catarrhal affections tbouh
therefore never - neglected They arr
a. daageroas - tbey ere 0ftnhye
~Fof twelve years uas q pvhercr
From entafrh ard IVES tgeafrf by one a
the bea phyacans ~ tie State a Norfh
Carolina. who md the trosztte had
rcacbed My iungA- writes Mr.. T. ~.
Pstton, 81 Ciotko. Trauryisania Co.,
n. c II grew worse every day gnsfi
I tired ~. Hsfre's medicines VIII
cay. D.. Rsrcs's Coiden Medical Do
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

For vey low ratssio Utah, Mon
tsna, Oregon. Musbiaglon and
British Columbia during March and
April, see Is. e LaBauisps, Agt.
FFiseo Linz.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
cOIOnis, Excursion Tickets

To the northwest. March the Is,
10 April the goth we will sell exeur-
sion tickets to Montana, Idaho.
Utah, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia, AT very low rates.
For iull information please call Al
The Mo. Pse. depot.
X. A. BAILEY, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
BuhlngtnA's Fast DsaTlT InIn

Fast train leaves Kansas uN 9s&
p VA, arrives beaver SIS n IA, next
day. Another beaver train haNps
Kansas city. lasto n. "a. noabh
daily through chair cars slcier~
dining cars
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

Ewes wken fhe tiseass uas e. sirareei.
when tiers were henorrharer. rgt-
sseafa ennadstton and Rfxai wtaknen
~Cofdsn Meiiesi pis1kfy has cafc4
IN disesss ard ressored ~ sirtnEsA.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
St. Louis g North
Arkansas Railway

~thtuneets A. SeiEMAn VITA q -
Jsais aud Ssn Francisea-Nsw time
card ia afees Suatay uct :
MoNsINu vRAfNs-
Lx. 30. spxs $50 Af.seiigmAa 500
". seliguan T.le-AF-Ea SPEs. SCI
EVENlSa EsAISs
Nv. Ia. sprs, So-AF Seligmsn h&
Lv. seiiHmap ElAAr IA. SPxs. E0i
ConOectiou nosn KioA Rul No,
made wiib the Frsca VIA The fAeiGs
81 CaFthars ~ "a ths MsmRhis ~
Nichols gaUeiten.
A hsndsams neW RAmphles Guids
20 EsrssA SPrinzs - . Health ksseri
has been issaai. wiih rev beaatifal
Illustrations A copy cent ifee % ans
Gdaress Address ~ inQuiries ana
ordars % Gta Wet, MtnAEeF E1reka
Spgiags. AFs.
UEo wESf Manager.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Ia 81 Panl and nlansaDsIls

~ &As 80 - 4~NN
Double daily train ~ervice kansSs
.Cty "a the twin cisies ~ the North
Via Omaha and SIOUX ON.
Basl Lice East RaBat.
To ChicaRo -Famous nm Raygs
Kansas Cty "a 80 n "a, auiyes
|ChtcaEo S.4o a. "a.
nubic dalN ecrVtoc a. ~ Louis
ns us thr tAVOr % write tor rkise
tre prtntc,i. Illustrated descriptive
matter LIT AZ adNi-e you thc hs0st
cost ~ your trip
Ia. l. BRtckgR. " WANEtuN
LR&.e 1 a.a>D NseH hA 49,
KANsas Ga. ~ Il t a.,
HOWARD uLLloTT
Caasaa asaserl
~ lelIls, NA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

Gus salfan del hotel y para observar
el movimiento de las luces en- las
ventanas y compreDder por estss
10 que pssaba en- Ell interior
Las luces iban y veufan = COM
prendi6 que en- el hotel debfa rel
mar una gran sgitaci0n.
Al mismo tempo, hfzose las re-
aexiones siguientes:
-Bacara cumpli6 todO 10 que
ofrecia y q mi me han enganado
como al mas necio de los hombres.
Ahora es eVidente que 81 no me
desemharaZo &c ella cuant0 8ntes
soy hombre pefdido... Con tai
que Rocambole no sc haya deiedo
coger. ST lie han cogi1o Sc deja-
ra hacer pedRzCs antes que revelar
nj una sola palabra acerca del sc
creto, pero, privado de su auxilio,
tendre que airojar la Garcia para
obrar 20 solo y entonces.
Al ocurrfrsele este pensamieDto,
sinti6 sir Guillermo que un sudor
frio inundsba su frente. Aquel
hombre de alma de bronco, al que
repetidos re7eces no habian aba
tldo Ia energlS, Sc eC.1o OempIaE
por aquella veDganza durante tan
TO tempo y con paciencla tanta
meditada. En- ell vAkt) plan de ba'
ta'la que preparaba contra tqdos
sus euemjgos, domtnaba IN punto
de mira. lido 10 demAs no tenfa
& sus oies mas que relativa impor-
tanci8.
ExIstfa un hombre al que si1
Guillermo, profesaba IN odto Inn
placahle y mortal, IN hombre O.
que querla herir en- su fortuna J
posici6n, en- sus cariflos y So vida
ese hom bre era Armando. Todoi
los demas, Leon ROLAND, Fernan
do Rocher, Hermin1a y CereEa, ESQ
cuatro seree q los que habia perse
guido y que en- 81 1ltimo moment'
So le escapaban, no eran, despue
de todo, mas que comparsas en- e
gran drama del que combinaTa pa
cieutemente los detalles y prepa
raba las eztrafi peripecias.
Pero tArmRndoi Armando, ,el hom
RTe cue 10 hahia privado dc tode
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

Ell hombre al que odiaba cual Sa.
tanas debe odtar al Parafso, nc
debfs al podfa escsparsele.
z Ell pensamiento de que Rocam-
bole, 10 mIsmo cue el, podfs haber
caido en- IN lazo, lie hizo expert
meutar IN vertigo.
Fernando o. salv6se- muTmu.
rs, : pero 81 Armando sc me esca.
pase tam bieu.... lAhi lCreo que
serls Sspaz de matar q Bacara con
mis- propias manosI
Cuando la vfspera habfa dado
sus instruccicnes a Rocambole le
indic6 que debfa retirarse del hotsl
de la Vile l'Eveque, tan pront0
como el hiciese entrar Leon Ro.
Hand en- IN estado rayano de Ia
locura fdriosa. LIE di0 oIden ades
mfs de que fuese esperarle Sc
casa.
Crefl ell baronet que su c6mplice
habrfs podido, mlentras que Baca'
r4 estaba luchando con el, mar
charse tran4uilsmente y sin encon-
tTar ningdn obs ae alo en- So
camino.
Eta fee la esperanto que lego
h2sta ell fondo de su coraz6n en- el
momento en- que sc paraba ante la
/ puertecllla del isr6fa, que estaba
/ cerrada con doble vuelta = CON un
cuidado POGO cam1n. e. fugitive
Sc convenci6 de TODD este, q pesar
de las profundas tinieblas que lie
rodeaban, gracias al tscto, sentido
desarrollado Embellishments en-
H 81.
Il Con la preci pitaci6n de Is foga,
II no habfa tenido tiempo suficiente
para recoger Ell pufIal que Bacara
II le habfs hecho tirar en- medic del
salon, pUfial que en- aquelloa mo.
4 mentos le habrfa podido servir Enu
cho para foTzar aTrancar Ia cerra.
dura; mas afoTtunadamente tenis
encima Nn llavero con aIgunal
llaves J fas prob0 una tras otra, J
por una casualidad dichosa, Gus
estaba muy leios de esperar, ID
1it.ma engr0, did la vnelta 6 Ii
Cerrad ura J Ia puertecille giro 50
bfs s1s geznsgr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
PRlIEBA GRATIS

% s % SHSa% @
DoPgr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
VAUDEVILLE ALL NEXT WEEK

Manager Llpoint viii inaugurate a
season of Summer Vaudeville next
week at the opera house There will
be no disappoinuments and every ar
tist announced will be here. The
professionals include Miss Hilda
Tucker who is known throughout the
United States as the great acrobatic
dancer. She has challenge that her
act has never been duplicated in New
England. The pretty little singing
and dancing team, the Moran sisters.
The great acrobatic comedians,
Wonder and Bellmaire, who were last
seen in Barre with Gort0ns Minis
trelS
The only local ARTISTS on the stage
during the week will be Master Rob.
bertson and John Mcknight. No
amateur show, but genuine up to
date vaudeville by New York and
Boston artists.
Every act is alone worth the price
of admission. Prices 10, 5 and 90
cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-23
THE GRAND OFFICERS.

A complete list OF the officers elect.
ed at the |. O. q. F. Grand Lodge
meeting at Ludlow is as follows:
Grand master, DR.. W. l.. Ravens,
Chester Depot; Deputy grand master,
B. A. Reed, Windsor; Grand warden,
f b. Morton, ST. Albans; Grand sec
rotary, II. c. Parker, Bradford; Grand
treasurer, f. p. Adams, swanton;
Grand chaplain, the Rev; j, Is,
Reardon, Ludlow: Grand represent
alive to sovereign grand lodge, Smith
b. Waite, Hyde Park; Grand marshal,
O E. Chilson, Burlin5 ton; Grand
conductor, Perry Robins, Newpor,;
Grand guardian, Calvin Endress, Ben
nington; Grand herald, II. II, Slack,
North field.
Deputy Grand Maste rs First dis
trict, James n Bourne, Manchester;
second district, A. A. Moore, Walling.
ford third district, Robert Calhoun.
Middlebury; fourth district. R. O.
Sturtevant, Swanion; fifth district,
Johu f. Linden, Island Pond; sixth
district, f. Bszine, West Concord;
seventh district, Frank + Grounr,
Montpelier; eighth district, Il. W,
Kendall, Windsor, ninth district, +,
G. Baker ReadSboro.
Trustees Odd Fellows Home S. {.
Farrar, Rutland; Gov, VIM, c. Stick
ney, DR.. W, N, Bryant, Ludlow; O :,
Henderson, St. Johnsbury; Y. Il,
Keeling, Brattleboro: S. b. Waite,
Hyde Park, Judge Robbins, Rutland
and Grand Master W. L. HayenS, ex-
offlotO
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-23
MIMI STRIKERS PLANS
Mitchell Expects Operators to Yield
to Demands Regarding Engineers
| COAL OFFICIALS RETICENT
RumOrcd That They Will import
NonuniOn Workers to Take the
PIu.es of the Engineers. Fire.
men ana Pumpmen.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, May 23.-The eX-
ecutive committees of the three an
thracite districts Of the United Mine
Workers remained in joint session dur
Ing the day.
President Mitchell is disinclined to
talk on the proposition of calling OUT
the engineers, tiremen and pumpmeIl
unless they are given an eight hour
day at the present wages except 10 say
that he expects the mine owners 10
comply with the demands of the union.
Inquiry at the offices Of the big coal
companies here failed to elicit any
definite information as to how the
operators will meet the demands OF the
miners. At the offices OF one OF the
largest companies in the field it was
said no definite plan had yet been de-
ciled upon because it was not posi-
lively known until now what action
the union would take and the company
wanted more time to think the matter
over.
The general impression prevails that
most Of the companies will refuse the
demands. and there is much specula-
ton as to the next move of the NINE
owners. Some of the smaller COM
panies, It is known, have been training
THEN men to be liremer and pumpmen.
and in some colIieres they have al
ready DISPLACED that class of workers.
1t is rumored that nonunion men will
be imported to take the places Of the
engineers, liremen and pumpmen.
Miners March Against II Washery.
Led by drummer and a bugler, Sev-
eral hundred striking miners marched
on the Smith Meyers washery here
during the day. A sentry posted in Il
tree fired his gun as warning to the
men at the waShery that the strikers
We're approaching. Operations were at
once discontinued.
When the strikers were within fifty
yards of the operation, they were met
by Charles Meyers. one of the opera
tors, Mr.. Meyers appealed to them not
to damage amy property or to iniurc
any of the mon. He said that he would
pledge his word that not a pound of
coal would be washed until the strike
had been settled.
The m0rchcrS then appointed com
mittet to meet the employees, and the
latter promised not To work until an
order to do so is issued by the United
Mine Workers officials. After the men
had agreed to do this the marchers re-
turned to town.
A new phase developed at Pittston
when AL the wusheres in that district
controlled ny the Erie company Shut
down. They have been running stead
ily turning out 5000 tons Of coal daily.
The shutdown was due to orders re-
coivcd from New York. Il conference of
the railroad presidents in that city haV-
Ing decided to cease all washery oper-
ations.