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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02

At the recent annual election OF a
faculty for the state normal school at
East Stroudsburg, Prof. +. L. Kemp
for the past nine years the efficient vice
principal OF that progressive institution,
was chosen principal to supersede Geo,
p. Bible. Pref. Kemp has wide re-
putation as brilliant scholar, excellent
teacher and popular author. All COM
munications to the school should be ad-
dressed to E. L. Kemp, A. M, principal.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
BIRTHS.

Jones.-To Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jones
daughter.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
JOHN sonRApER ARRESTED.

Schrader was among the foremost
group of the strikers and as he was
about to walk past the company Of coal
and iron men two sprang from the
ranks, at the order of John Rohlands,
and placed him under arrest.
After Schrader was arrested and
placed under guard the specials turned
their attention to the balance of the
Jeddo men EN- route for Freeland The
strikers had halted when the arrest was
made and stood somewhat undecided
whether to return home or not.
Tho coal and iron men then started
forward, each man with his right hand
on his revolver, which hung in front OF
his breast. With their left hands they
pushed the strikers rapidly ahead of
them, and those who were inclined to
expostulate or explain were jostled
about without ceremony, notwithstand-
Ing the fact that none had left the
township highway.
Fortunately, few of the strikers
group saw through the plans of the men
who had charge of-the officers and they
called to their companions to return to
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
SUSPECTED A NEW MOVE.


The failure OF the coal and iron police
to indulge in their morning march from
Drlfton to the Lehigh Valley Railroad
tracks at Freeland caused some com
mant, and this added further suspicion
that Coke Bros. & Co. had some new
move under way
While the strikers on the Freeland
side of Drifton were quietly performing
their work OF inducing men to return
home, without interference from the
sheriff, who saw no laws transgressed,
a different scene was being enacted at
Drfton.
Deputy Sheriff Eckert met the Jeddo
strikers at the outskirts of Drifton.
The officer read the riot act, after which
the men were ordered by their leaders
to disperse. This they did, some return
ing homeward and others starting on
through Drifton, intending to come to
Freeland.
When those bound this way neared
Drifton Office the coal and iron uniform
ed police were called out and twenty
eight of the latter formed a double rank
across Halle township turnpike.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02

DR.. David Kennedys Cherry Balsam best for
Colds, Coughs Consumption. 25c, SOC, $l.W
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
four STRIKERS
UNDER ARREST
Coal and Iron Police Fail
to 1ncite a Riot.
Prisoners Taken to Wilkes
barre and Placed Under
Bail by Alderman Pollock.
Bail to Be Furnished.

John FL. Shovlln, ex-high constable of
Freeland; John Schrader, of Jeddo; Will
liam Gilgot, Jr., of Upper Lehigh, and
John Waskewicz, of Highland, were
arrested at Drfton this morning by coal
and iron police. They were taken to
Wilkesbarre and placed under bail for
their appearance at court. In default
of bail the men were lodged In the
county jail.
Coke Bros. & Co. took aggressive
steps this morning to precipitate a riot
in this section, and that their plans for
repetition of the Lattimer massacre
miscarried Is due solely to the coolness
of the strikers leaders and the presence
OF the sheriff OF the county.
A telephone message from Drifton
Office at O'Clock this morning called
Sheriff Jacobs, of Hazleton, out of bed /.
He was informed that number Of
strikers were to gather in that town to
commit depredations and was asked to
90 there at once.
Summoning Deputy Sheriff Issac Eek
ert, the ex-county detective, and three
others, he started for Drifton. Eckert
was placed on the south outskirts of the
latter town, and the sheriff and the
others continued on their way to Free
land.
Arriving here he found the usual
number of men guarding the roads to
Drifton. Among the crowd were strikers
from Drifton, Highland, Freeland and
Upper Lehigh. They were waiting to
be Joined by the Jeddo and Oakdale
delegations, after which the usual morn
ing's work would begin.
According as the time passed and no
men from Jeddo appeared, the feeling
here took root that they had been in
tercepted. In the meanwhile the work
of the pickets went on as on previous
days, and none Of the Drifton employees,
excepting those who are exempt from
moestation, succeeded In getting
through the strikers lines.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17
ALL ORGANIZATIONS SHOULD HELP.

The proposed fremen's tournament
for the city is a proposition that will sue
ceed. The great majority of the people
realize that it will mean excellent adver-
tising for Idaho Springs, that it will
bring money to the city and that every
result will be beneficial.
The chamber of commerce should
aid in helping the proposition along
President Birkins can call meeting of
the directors, and even if it cannot lend
a great amount of pecuniary support to
the proposition it can at least lend its en-
thusiastic moral support, and this will be
good thing.
The various lodges should all take an
active interest in helping things along,
and should be in a position to help the
firemen and also help in the way of en-
tertaining the visiting brothers who come
here on the occasion of the tournament.
The rock drilling contests and contest
of the various drilling machines will be
matter of profitable interest to mining
men and this should operate as one rea-
son why they should contribute literally
to the idea.
With the business man it is an argu-
ment of dollars and cents for his own
pocketbook, and it is hardly necessary to
urge donations under such circum-
stances. No difficulty should be encoun-
tered in raising $1,000 with which to
carry on the tournament. The boys have
appointed an active committee, and this
committee is doing it's work thoroughly.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

During the month of April the num-
Der of cars of ore shipped from the local
freight yards was 168 against "a for the
closing of the Newhouse would make
difference with the output? The Idaho
Springs district is getting better every
morning, every week in every month in
every year.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

We believe it would be good idea for
the chamber of commerce to offer prize
for the best photograph of Idaho Springs.
Let us have splendid picture of the
city as it is today and not be obliged to
accept the old photographs that we have
had for years.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Yankee Hill will soon be telling it's
story of success to the world through
the channel of her advertising associa-
ton. 1t pays to be wideawake-as mat
ter of fact community must be to sue
ceed in this modern age. Twentieth
century ideas keep a fellow awake all the
time,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

A sufficient fund to guarantee big
tournament is the matter of supreme
importance at this time. We are satis-
fed the people will agree with this and
donate literally. Let Idaho Springs
maintain her reputation as city that ac-
complishes results.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Constant Reader: mo, there are no
burros nests near Idaho Springs that we
know of. There is very little timber
around here. They might be found at
Georgetown"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

This week the various eastern rail-
roads having terminal facilities in Den
yer, make the statement that the tourist
showing will be so per cent better than
it has ever been before in the history of
tourist business.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Again the demand for moderate
sized cottages is far in excess of the sup
ply. Some of these DAYS our local capi-
ta1ists will awake to the fact that the
building of such cottages is good in
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Two physicians in the east have writ
ten to ask what the chances would be for
them here. And all this after having
been advertised as a health resort for
twenty years
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

1t begins to look as if it would be
pretty hard to keep Senator Patterson
from editing. He is now editing the Con-
gressional Recorder at least the big
gest part of it.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Too much credit cannot be given the
Big Five federation for the impetus and
new life it has given Idaho Springs. Its
advertising the resources of the district
has accomplished a wonderful amount of
good already and the start has just been
made.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Down in the valley the farmers are
cussing us up here in the mountains be-
cause we did not make it snow more, so
that water for abundant irrigation would
be assured. 1t was not Siftings-it was
the Gazette.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Colorado Springs is charged with
watering the stock of some of her min
ing companies. Had she failed to "water
her stock" the Humane society would
have interfered What was the poor
city to do?
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

This is the season of the year when a
fellow expects the sun to shine on all four
sides of the house at once. If it doesn't
he drinks sassafras tea.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Idaho Springs has shown the people
that she has genuinely athletic class of
pupils in her schools. The field day
sports brought out some good material.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

If we glorify on July 4, why not set
the summit of the Big Chief on fire, so
that the people of Denver would know
where we were on the map?
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Let every business man begin now to
study on the proposition of preparing
for pretty decorations for his place of
business on the occasion of the firemen's
tournament.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The building trades strike in Denver
will not affect the construction of build
ings here materially, according to the
statements of the local contractors.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The new companies operating in the
district guarantee an era of development
never before enjoyed by Clear Creek
county.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

1t is said that since the beef trust has
been getting in it's work the admission
prices to the play ga Texas Steer" has
been raised.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The plans for the summer indicate
that the city will enjoy the greatest bus
mess and tourist revival experienced for
years.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

vestment. When it is too late they will
discover that outside capital has come to
the front and earned good money by the
Investment.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Denver has building trades strike
on her hands. Denver always has some
thing that no other city wants.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

A Georgetown man has invented a
machine for killing woodticks that ought
to have a good sale now.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The statements of the two banks
show that Idaho Springs has abundant
capital back of her.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The natatorium is now thing o
beauty and joy forever.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The cross-eyed woman and the gar
den hose is in fashion again
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

What has become of the militia COM
pany?
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

The Denver Times is neat, newsy
and a mighty good paper under its new
management.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

If you have not subscribed for Sift-
ings you will soon discover the need.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

If you are not married get married
next month-the month of flowers and
hOneVmoonS
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-17

Two physicians in the east have writ
ten to ask what the chances would be for
them here. And all this after having
been advertised as health resort for
twenty years!
Constant Reader: mo, there are no
burro's nests near Idaho Springs that we
know Of There is very little timber
around here. They might be found at
Georgetown.
It begins to look as if it would be
pretty hard to keep Senator Patterson
from editing. He is now editing the Con-
gressiona1 Recorder at least the big
gest part of it.
Let every business man begin now to
study on the proposition of preparing
for pretty decorations for his place of
business on the occasion of the fremen's
tournament.
Idaho Springs has shown the people
that she has genuinely athletic class of
pupils in her schools. The field day
sports brought out some good material.
The building trades strike in Denver
will not affect the construction of build
ings here materially, according to the
statements of the local contractors.
If we glorify on July 4, why not set
the summit of the Big Chief on fire, so
that the people of Denver would know
where we were on the map?
This is the season of the year when
fellow expects the sun to shine on all four
sides of the house at once. If it doesn't
he drinks sassafras tea.
1t is said that since the beef trust has
been getting in it's work the admission
prices to the play ga Texas Steer" has
been raised.
The new companies operating in the
district guarantee an era of development
never before enjoyed by Clear Creek
county.
The plans for the summer indicate
that the city will enjoy the greatest bus
mess and tourist revival experienced for
years.
Denver has building trades strike
on her hands. Denver always has some
thing that no other city wants.
A Georgetown man has invented a
machine for killing woodticks that ought
to have a good sale now.
The statements of the two banks
show that Idaho Springs has abundant
capital back of her.
The Denver Times is neat, newsy
and mighty good paper under its new
management.
If you are not married get married
next month-the month of flowers and
honeymoons.
If you have not subscribed for Sift-
ings you will soon discover the need.
The cross-eyed woman and the gar
den hose is in fashion again.
The natatorium is now a thing of
beauty and joy forever.
What has become of the militia COM
pany?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
LAS CRUCES.

From Dona Ana County Republican.
J.. Moreno. the druggist. is mourn
Inc the loss OF fine turkey that he
had just gotten nice and fat. Some
body evidently thought 1t would get
too fat II left longer and helped him
self
The aides Minstrel show. which
was FIRST announced Tor January q
and %. has been changed TO January
81 and February l. That the show
will be n success goes without saying
when it is known that the College
girls are getting it up.
On last Monday the board of county
commissioners granted To I. j. llafcy
2 franchise to erect telephone line in
Las Cruces and between Las Cruces
ana Mcsilla. Mcsila Park the College,
and in fact any place In the county
where ne thinks he can secure bust.
ness Mr. ilaicy binds himself 10 be.
gin work within sixty days and To
have the line completed as soon there
after as possible. but not later than
six months
The ladies of the Womcn's Improve
ment association will re.commence the
plan. which was so popular last year
of giving afternoon teas. The first one
will hc held at Mrs. Days on January
30 from To g. No invitations are
issued. but the public generally are
invited A dime is collected from
each one for the purpose of building
home for the association
There were reports In town Sunday
I Of trouble at the Torpedo mine. II did
/ NO, amount to anything very serious
/ however Some MeXicans who thought
| the foreman was woi king too ChcaplN
/ tried to intimidate him. The foreman
who was working the windlass al thu
time. got his bucket to the top Of III,
ground and then turned around ant
said he was ready 10 talk business
No serious results. The parties wer'
arrested and two of them have givel
peace bonds in the sum of 5000 each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
A PREACHERS TRIBUTE.
Rev. w. T. patchell. OF Pueblo. Writes
o. The AlVaraGc."


President Ripley. of the Atchson.
Topeka a Santa Fee Railway company,
recently received the following self.
explanatory letter:
Pueblo. Col, Dec. 80
Mr.. +. =. Ripley. Chicago III.
My Dear Mr. Ripley have just re
turned from Albuquerque. y. NJ, and |
must say word to someone about that
group of buildings there They are
simply the most fascinating buildings
ever saw. To my mind there is moth
Ing more thrilling than the conflict
between the two forces which meet
on the vast hot wastes of New Mexico
and Arizona, for underlying all the
sophistication of the Spaniard was an
elemental impulse that drove him
forth as truly elemental as the savage
force whicE imposed. And all the
glory of the sky and the wide burning
sands and luminous air. and the thrill
ing color were just the fitting back
ground against which the struggle
wrought Itself out. Neither conquered
The savage imposed himself on his
conqucror. and the old mission archi
lecture was the perfect expression OF
the compromised has even a touch
OF grim humor in it-a touch that the
Albuquerque buildings reveal. Stern
ness, austerity, limitation, ueyotion-
10 doath-subumc confidence that they
pleased God-it is all there; but, over
and above il all peeping at one around
corners and from unsupported places
the spirit of the desert and of the
wastes. and of the hot sands, the grin
irony of that terrific environment, IA
pervasive. oh. it's great thing dnt
| want To thank you for II. As stood
dreaming at loon last Monday, look
ing down the corridor, squaw passed
| through its length Well, IL was tn,
last touch needed; one could hear the
| bell calling then. and the twentieth
century faded out, and was hack viii
/ them; the priests and the Indians anC
| the primitive life. and stupcndous ma
/ ture, weaving her resistless spell owe
| all Subtle and indescribahle was tbs
/ influence. ont somehow II subdues on'
To its own arbitrary pcacefulness, an,
even though IL be the peacefulness q
/ death. II is good and Joyous. too. 81
/ that ! am sure that | am spokesman
/ for many others who do not speak
and at Albuquerque YOU have groul
of buildings which will attract worl,
wide attention.
WIN. 4. PATCHEIL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

great plenty; they clothe themselves
with cotton and the skins of cows
and dresses of the feathers of the
fowls they wear their hair short.
Those who have the most authority
among them are the older men, we
regarded them as witches. becaus.
they say that they go up into the sky
and other things of the same sort. In
this province the!e are seven other
villages. depopulated and destroyed
by those Indians who paint their eyes,
Of whom the guides will tell Your
Grace; they say that these live In the
same region as the COWS, and that
they have corn and houses of straw.
Here the people from the outlying
provinces come to make peace with
me. and as Your Grace may see in this
memorandum there are so villages
there OF the same sort as | have de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
RATION.
the Reporter.

From the Reporter.
Harry Holm and bride arrived in
Ration and will make this city their
home.
Mrs. Sarah Short died in Ration at
the home of her son George Short. of
pneumonia She IL survived by two
daughters ana two sons.
The new iron bridge over Rcd river.
eight miles south of town is being put
in. It will be completed in about three
or four weeks.
G. T. Lyon underwent an operation
for hernia at the Mcdowell inhrmary,
and is reported as getting along fine.
DR. Bullock, assisted by Drs, Shuler
and Hart performed the operation
Charles y. Connors, of lhe O'Rourke
Construction company of Denver. was
IN town the past few days To make ar
rangcments to begin work on the
sewer system. Men, teams and ma
Chncry viii arrive here within the
next two weeks, when work VIII be
pushed with all possible dispatch. IL
IS expected the system will be com.
plcted within four months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle
Gus Collier has gone To Albuquerque
for "A visit
j. w. Smith has moved mis- family
back To town from the mines.
Karl Keith Bird keith and Fred
Houseman are at Carrizo2o, working
for the railroad company.
James Morris came in first of the
week from the railroad front. Jim got
a foot pretty badly mashed and came
in for repairs
John Adams mining expert. Trini-
dad, Colo. Is at the Baxter. He is here
To examine the property OF Taliaferro
& Spence. in the Gallina mountains.
One of the prcttiest weddings that
has taken place in White Oaks for a
long while was celebrated at the Meth.
odist church New Years night The
contracting parties were Miss May
Lee, eldest daughter of Capt. and Mrs
John Lee. and Edward Queen, of this
city.
Allen Hightil came in from the rail.
road front Al got drawn into "A scrap
out there and put a trio OF denizens of
Mexico Nieio to sleep with a club just
in time 10 save the life of a stranger
whom they were attacking with
knives. 4 real streak of tn romantic.
| ch Allen? That Irish weapon was all
Z right
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
SILVER CITY.

From the Independent
Work was started on the new Epis
copal rectory, west OF the church.
Miss Bessie Muir has resigned her
position as sJleswoman in the store of
Max Schultz and will return To Separ
this week.
Sam W. Ageo is confined 10 his home
by an attack of appendicitis. He is
getting along as well as can be eX-
peCted.
Aaron Schultz returned 10 Silver City
and has assumed the conduct of TIE
Broadway hotel, of which he is owner.
Mrs. Porterheld who has been visit
ing her sons, w. c. and NJ. w. Porter
Held. in this city. for some time past.
left for her home in Fairfield. H.
4 twenty-eight car shipment OF cat
tie was made from this point. The pur.
chasors were Statharm q Patterson,
and the destination was Laton. Cal
Several Grant county owners were rep.
scented in the shipment. the major por.
ton OF the stock coming from the Bear
creek and ella river sections.
Mrs. j. w. Allen. OF White Signal,
and little son. Cornell viii leave tor
Tombstone. Ariz.. whore they expect
TO spend some time visiting her other
son. who Is there attending school
They will likely make a tour OF the ter
ritury before returning.
NJ NJ. Morgan who left Silver city
in 1898 as a member of Roosevelt s
famous Rough Riders, returned last
week on visit To- old scenes and met
with "A h1Urty welcome from his
friends. Mr. Morgan has spent tho
gTgater Iu.tlDu of his time during ms
absence In Porto Rico conccrniup
which country Mr.. Morgan is very en-
thusiastic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
TAOS.

From the Cresset
A. Helphenstinc is still very i'll and
may hc taken to Las Vegas for the
purpose of having an operation per.
formed.
B. j. Young was down from Red
River couple of days again this
week We think he will come To stay,
pretty soon. as his visits are getting
more numerous.
Messrs. Hurley and Dudley, who
have been here for seine weeks. have
decided to locate here permanently
and Mr.. Hurley will send for his wife
and family OF five girls early in the
spring.
The building for the mill at the
Fraser Mountain Copper company
camp is nearly completed and the ma
chinery is being shipped. The force of
men is being increased. about forty
men now being employed.
Nearly all of the Taos county saloon
men have purchased aluminium drink
checks stamped with the name of the
firm and "12iR cts This is pursuant
to the recent combination and raise
in the price of drinks and cigars from
10 To l2ls cents.
II. &. Brown and Mrs. G. a. Railey
brother and sister Of the late Loriou
w Brown, were in town several days
on business connected with the clos
ing up of their brothers estate and
business affairs.
The Pueblo Indians celebrated two
very pretty dances during tho week
One OF them was the Buffalo dance. In
which all the braves have time hon
ored and we'll pTeserVcd buffalo hide
costume. even TO the curly hair of the
| head and the short black horns, IL
which they robe for the occasion