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New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
VEuBER OF LEGISLATURE POISONED

ne Noines Iowa, Aug. 2.-Albert Potter, of
uroyar,,, a member of the Iowa legislature, died at
Mercy Hospital at $40 o'clock this afternoon from
the effects of poison. 1t is not known whether he
administered the dose himself or was murdered. He
- fo,,,d In his room in the Kirkwood Hotel
thie roorning and was taken 70 Mercy Hospital
For years he was at the head Of the Red Cross
Fraternal Association mutual insurance M nee oagani
te Latio, ox,ar @ the ACCOUNTS which Potter had in
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
EXPECT SUBWAY STRIKE TO BE BRIEF
LABORERS AND DRILLERs QUIT WORK Be
CAUSE A WALKING BOSS WAS
DISCHARGED

The work the subway at Forty-third-st ana
Broadway. which is being done by the Degnon-
Mclean Contracting Company, has been inter1ered
with considerably since Friday afternoon by
strike of between fifty and sixty laborers ana
drillers Mos: of the former have returned to 1helr
work. but the drillers. being members OF UNION
have not returned and according to one OF the
officials of the company. will not be taken pack IL
it possibly be avoided According to one OF the
members of the contracting company. the men
stopped work because walking boss named e. l..
Edwards. had been discharged.
Superintendent E A Harrick. who has charge OF
the work. ordered Edward Quinlan. the foreman
of the timber workmen, to take charge OF the baSL
ing work in addition his other work EdWaroS;
it is declared objected TO that order and lnstrgGIeu
the laborerS and drillers TO stop Work Ihey
oheyed and Edwards discharged by the CON
tracing company. Mr.. Briggs said yesterday that
back
Other driers being engaged as rapidly as
possible and it is expected that by the first Of
next week the work will be going on as usual
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
PRICE OF ANTHRACITE DROPS

AS result OF the reports Of probable break in
the anthracite strike this month. the retail prices
OF anthracite for domestic dropped in most
yesterday TO the last schedule price of $ a
ton. Dealers in Brooklyn delivered a number OF
small lots of anthracite to families at that price
Some of the anthracite which has been held for
emergencies released yesterday. and some
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
TROOPS TO REMAIN.
GOVERNOR STONE SAYS NOT WISE oh
SAFE TO WITHDRAW THEM
AT PRESENT.

harrisburg Penn, Aug 2-Governor stone
made the following reply to-day 10 the request
Of the officials of District NO :" OF 'lie Oiii'e
Mine Workers. asking for the recah ol tiie
troops at Shenandoah
Harrisburg, Penn. August 2
Miles Dougherty ct al:
Yours of the 31st ult. requesting the recall OF
rbe troors was duly received. Upon full con-
sheraton of the letter, am OF the opinion that
II ,rouId not be wise or safe to withdraw the
troops at present w "A SIO->G-
The Governor started this afternoon for At
Iantic City TO spend Sunday. He said he be-
lieyed there would ne further trouble in the
strike region. He will return to Harrisburg on
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
BROKER FIGHTS RELATIVES.

THROWS BROTHER AND SISTERS HUSBAND INTO
CROWD BEFORE HE Is ARRESTED.
Pierce Kent a cotton broker. of No 500 East
Fiftv-seventh-st was put in the Bellevue Hospital
insane pavilion last night. He fought his brother
and brother-n-law at Third-ave. and Fifty-sev-
enth-st.
Kents brother. John. of No. 100 west Eighty
socond-st., and his brother-in-aw, Andrew j.
ShanIev of No 1856 East Fifty -seventh-st.. said
Kent was a cotton broker. and that he had been
acting strangely for the last few weeks. He got
ont of the house yesterday before they discovered
a. and they managed to find him after hunt
through the city. They got him back to Fifty
seventh-st. and Third-aVe last night "here he
refused go any further.
Kent attracted large crowd by hghting his
raIat atives He threw them off every time they
caught hold of him. and sent them spinning against
raiiines and into the crowd they tried to lead
him away Then Policeman Barry, OF the East
Fifty-frst-st. station, came up and Kent was ar
cd
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
STRIKING FISH DREssERS.

Gloucester Mass, Aug. 2-The 200 striking fish
dressers, skinners and cutters who on strike
here for higher wages considering a PROPOSE
ton form a cooperative fish manufacturing
company, the capital 10 be furnished by two non
residents who interested in the fish trade. me
project is favored by the strikers The female hsh
handlers who number about hundred and fifty,
decided join the strikers tonight
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
orTG0JyG LINERS CROWDED.

AS no more than two steamships left for Europe
last week the outgoing ships yesterday were over
o,,5ad The Iucania of the Cunard Line, took
awav nearly four hundred in her saloon cabins
and both second cabin and steerage were n fed to to
errine when large crowds not unusual and an
Extra force of police had to be detailed to keep
the crowd in order.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
TO SETTLE MACH1NIsTs' STRIKE.

Cleburne. Tex. Aug George Mulberry. third
vice-presdent of the International Association Of
Machnists. and committee from the strikers
left here last night for Chicago to meet with Of
ficias Of the Santa Fe Road II is expected that
the machinists strike will then be settled If il is
not settled at this meeting q finish tight may be
eXpected.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
LINEMEN STRIKE IN NEw-oRLEANs

New-Orleans. Aug Electric linemen employed
by the street railway telephone and electric
light companies, as well the telegraph liDemen
of New-Orleans. struck yesterday for higher
wages The interests affected regarded as
vital. although only two hundred men out so
far. The strike was conducted quietly, but 1t
stoned serious trouble the various companies
involved.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
STREET RAILWAY MEN TO STRIKE.

Ironton, Ohio, Aug. Am order has been issued
for a strike of all the employees OF the Camden
Interstate Railway tomorrow. on account of the
refusal of the management to recognize the union
and to reinstate discharged One hundred
and fifty affected The strike. it is said.
will close the line from GuyandCtte. W Va, 10
Hanging Rock Ohio
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
TRIES TO ROB HOUSE OF yEW-ToRkER
A SON OF DIR T b ARNOLD WOUNDS a BURG
LAR AT BABYLON.

Babylon. n Y. Aug 2.-Burglars attempted TO
enter the house OF DR.. Thomas 3. Arnold. OF New
York early this morning. They detected by
the doctors son, Harrison. The young man fired
seven shots at the burglars and wounded one OF
them The burglar was seen limping away, and he
left trail Of blood behind him.
The burglars seen soon after the shooting
by the family OF H. c. Thorn about mile from
the Arnold residence. The police were informed.
but they failed find the burglars to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
The MarCOni
Wireless Telegraph 70.
OF AMERICA

prepared receive throush the sad 70 transmit
messages to and from all vessels eaupped ~ report s
Sagaponack Long Island ssesfs 10 shi7pn ~
arrival departre and passing or all IN
agents boards OF trade and individuals rs various Of
regard 10 rates may be obtained either at tss
OF the Postal Telegraph Gable Cetpf Nsw fcfN
enices of thi. Company. s-io Bridxe Ss.eS@
City.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
Mr. BAILEY PRECEDEs THE CIRCUS.

1 A Bailey of circus fame. arrived here yester-
.6av on the steamship Philadelphia Mr.. Bailey said
he had come home TO stay and that the circus
would soon follow him.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sArURpAY A1ye1,sr ,.o,
ARRIVED
steamer Etruria tBr) Ferguson Liverpool IS ana
queenstown -. with ndse, 465 cabin 211 steerage
1888 m eN H' 'ne nar
steamer Philadelphia. Mills. Southampton July as and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
STEEL STRIKE SETTLED.

Philadelphia Aug. 2.-The strike of the bridge and
structural iron workers employed by the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company. which has been on since
May l. has been settled. and the men are back at
work. The got their demand for 50 cents an
hour and for eight hour day.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. AUGUST
Vessel For Nau. ,,,..
Jamesown Norfolk Ola no,,i,io, ---- - 800 m
= 'Ot---' - 800 m
TUESDAY. AUGUST s.
Southwark. Red STAR SOUTHAMPTON -.
Advance Colon. Panama
Ell Monte Morgan C;aIvsston '----- 900 m o0 m
Hamilton Norfolk Old Dor,inior -'-'- 300
'''-''' 800
WEDNESDAY AUGUST g
phIsdenbta So,,,ha M, pa, $50 a m
~omanche charestnn Siv5 eo STAR $50 m 1000 a
El Sigio New-Orleans Morgan 5.U m
Alamo. Galveston Mallory. S9W m
Princess Anne NorfoIk Ola n-,.. - 300
S'o bOhihion ID m
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
TO BUILD WAREHOUSE IN JERSEY CITY.

The Prentiss Tool and Supply Company. of No
115 Iiberty-st-. has bought plot Of land, $50 by
225 feet In Commun.paw and Woodward-st
Jersey City, where it will build storehouse to cost
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
ppou1.ryr 4RRIVALs AT THE HOTELS

GRANT cantain George o. squier. u S: a.
$eorgs, G. Lasrty sa1isr,s u s.
Columbia, ans S {. MURRAY HIbbLEFcaRPtaan G ir.N W
Helm U NETHERLLASoRRFEfEISsIPeesss, alsRF
General James A Gary. of Baltimore Santos
Dumont, of Brazil
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 45s Sunset I13 Moon rises Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 702 Island 7:27I Hell Cat. a 1s
PM-Sandy Hook 7:2O Gov. 7:47 He'll f;ete q as
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
JUST WATCH

When you through with this part of the papsr
hand II Missus IL she does not hunt I'M tb.
Little of the People the first thing
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

THERE Is NOTHING NEW UNDEh THE SUN.
SOME ONE HAS SAID
This party should consult the Little aus Oh the
pseS.s-" Sometime t6sss e'~s s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

anthracite from small collietes which have pesLi
working during the strike in remote places @ IA he he
mining fields is expected this week. TINS vii pe
the first time that this anthracite has fouho
market in New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
Announcements.

Announcements
hissoula. Tetonka
e w Two New Collars Eew "
Money loaned to responsible individuals with
out security Confidential $50 Nsssau-st. Once T29
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

Items from The Monroe Enquirer
Mrs. A. W. Heath. of Waxhxx
is critically i'll.
Mr.. w. r. HagIer, who is with
the Monroe Hardware Co., NOV
ed his family from Lancaster. s.
c., to Monroe a few days ago.
Fets Brewer, enc OF the negro
ss who murdered Mr.. Albert Mann
at HornsborO about two weeks
ago has been captured and is nov
in Chesterfield county jail.
The arrest OF a numoe of prom
inent citizens of Lancaster, ). e.,
ON a charge Of larceny is q great
surprise to all. We are not NC
qnalnted with any of the men, ex.
cept Nr. Dees, and to say tha. ~
were surprised to hear of such a
charge against him but feebly ex.
presses il. We have known the
young nan from his babyhood and
can not believe that he is ,ogne.
We Jut all confidence in his hn no
and integrity. We hope that he
will prove himself an Innocent man
when heis given a trial. We
wish that for his own sake, but
more for the sake of his father and
mother, who taught their boy by
prece2t and example to be honest
and upright.
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Mrs. jefferson Davis Wants I,
Buy Her Old Honest,

Birmingham. Ala Feb. 12 =
Mrs jefferson Davis, who a,riv-
ed here last evening ou her way
to jackson, Miss. where she will
appear before the legislature to
urge the purchnse BY the State IF
Mississippi OF Beauvoir, the old
Davis mansion, FIR II home for
Confederate soldiers, was tender
Ell reception at her hotel today.
She was greeted by hundreds of
citizens. Mrs. Davis left on y
special train at 1890. 1t was
learned to-day that she had refu e 4
Nm offer from the north of $50,
900 for Beauvoir. She offers the
place to Mississippi for $40, 200
provided the State will establish
and maintain there IL home fol
soldiers of the Conf, deracy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
SteWart-Bl
A Monroe Lady Marries in Wad, s
boro, Surprising Many Friends.
Special to Charlotte Observer

Special to Charlotte Observer
Monroe. Feh. II. - Mr.. Jane,
"A Stewart aud Miss .Jeni j.. Blair.
OF Monroe, were married vpStrr,
day evening" at 7:3O "'cluck at,hr
Residence at Mr. i. G, Bnln.
In Wadeshoru, Rev ID nj
Lltak'r. pastor of the Wades-
horo Methodist church, utficiared
Their marriage had not bee, An
nounced and Was quite surprise
to their many friend> Mis- Blair
went To ade>huro FRIDAY for u
rev DAYS visit. Mr. S,ewnrl
went d WA yesterday, accom-
panied hy his father, Mr.. b nner
Stewart MIR. aud Mrs S,ewart
lett Tor the Charleston Expnsirir n
Immediately after the marriay,
They viii return to Monroe the
last of the week. rhey are
ano"g he most popular Young
people of Monroe. Mrs. Stew
art l. II daughter If the late Dr..
j. II. Blair. Mr.. Stewart is ii
member of the He 9TH Lpe Hard
ware Co., and one Of The hest
young business men of the clt>
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

On returning 10 Columbia last
Saturday from his visit 10 the sx-
p"sision, Senator j. 8. Brice, of
York said: "Tbs exposition i. 20
much bigger aud better han had
expected that l am at loss for
words to express myself. The build
in9s are beautif al, the EXHIBITS are
wonderfully complete and instruc-
tive, and the grounds are the pref
tiess l have ever seen.n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
Death of Mrs. Martha Creushaw

Deatn OF MIS- martna CHeuSnaw.
Mrs Martha r. Crenshaw. of
Van Wvck, widow of the late
Joseph Crenshaw, died at the
home of her son Mr.. w. j Cren-
shaw, Wednesday, night, after an
illness of several weeks nf heart
affection. She was 81 years of
ago and leaves surviving her
the following children: w. j, j.
II and Jnhnnie Crenshaw. and
Mrs. j. b. McGuirt,, Mrs j f
Cly burn, Mrs. Marceilus Grif
fin, Mrs. j. II. McManus and
Miss Maggie Crenshaw. She was
a member of Van Nyck Methodist
church and was n good christina
woman, n devoted mother and n
lady highly esteemed by all who
knew her. Her remains were in
TERED Thursday afternoon at Van
Wyck after funeral services by
her pastor, Rev. Mr.. Strickland
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
FaS ed Eleven Days.

Mr.. A. K. T. llings is the owner
OF brown Leghorn rooster that
recently passed through trying
experience Mr. R,.lling's horse
had been kicking the weatherhoard
ing off the stable and in order to
prevent him doing it Mr.. Rollings
hnd the stables ceiler up n little
ways on the inside. 1t was late
in the evening when the work was
done and the rooster happened to
he under the trough right near the
wall without being observed.
After he had heen there eleven
days Mr.. R"llings' little boy dis
covered his head sticking out of
an opening. The rooster was
taken out and while poor he was
still alive. He was so CLOSELY
packed in that he had no room to
turn round and had heen without
food or wafer the entire eleven
days He is alright now.-Ker.
shaw Era.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

Is Fire in Summervi le TuesIsv
forenoon destroyed the following
property: Southern railway depot
-L"ss *1,2 on building and
Height. o. &. Sues Il Bro,
Bui ding 81, 800, stuck 81, 500.
II l.. Lambs - Office and fixtures
500. Sires & Brn-., >tables
81, 500. j. T. Walters-Bakery
building $500, stock 5000 P w.
Phe'an Building $500, stock
ii 300 Mrs. Guerin B ,arding
house and furni.hings $500.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

YOU My OF la Nc ASTER.
by ht-. ID Jones. Esquire Probate
Ju'g-.
WHEREAS w -. Porter. Clerk
OF ourt made suit to me. to grant
HIM Letters ~ administration Of III.
IL relic s. At and effects If " vile
X puf~o de"-as, a.
THEsE ARE ETHEKEFORE 20 cite and
u"ni-h al and inr S'npu'ar the
kinor-d Il n Tetitnra ~ the said
wy ie r .'uIer, d., en- ed that thew
nd appear hefo e M. IN The Cuur
I Probate, To - h-ld ut .ncnster,
II g IN TIN 7lh day Of March
ex' sitter p'h,"niIon ti reot. a II
"'"iock IN IN" - euO ~. tushuw cause.
If any they have. wny tr- said Al
'n'n'stratiOu sh' u 'd not he graIted
GIVEN under nv II IVA ard seal
ii 23'i day OF JsnuarA Ammo DrniinI
1872
r.. FHAS. ID JONES,
Ju lie "t 'rpbpta
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
OBITUARY

On the 31st, of Jan. uIt., our
hearts were all saddened by the
death Of Miss Nsnnis Parks,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Parks. Although she had suffer
ed intensely for sea,ly four weeks,
hopes of her recovery were en-
tertalned mp till = few hours be-
fore she died.
She was born May, 23L, 1882,
and was 10 years 8 months and 8
days old whom she died. She was
= consistent member of the Meth
odist church. Mamie was 4 beauti.
full girl and of . cheerful dispo.
sition, but best of all she was a
true christian girl. She was
faithful and kind to her parents,
kind aud gentle to her brothers,
sisters and friends. She leaves
her father and mother and several
brothers and sisters, among the
latter are. Mrs. r. =. Plylsr of
North Carolina, and Mrs. j. T..
Plyler of Monroe, Washington.
Death il sad under any sircun
stances, but it is peculiarly sad
to see enc 90 beautiful, SO fair
and promising, just entsring.upon
the threshold of wonanhood taken
so suddenly away. But by faith
We can find joy oven in this sad
hour. ln"esd, during this life
We shall see her pretty face, hear
her sweet voice and merry laugh
20 more, but she has bid adieu to
this world of care. She has
crossed over tho river of death
and sntersd in though ths gate
into everlasting lite. Then:
az mo- back the dear departed
Ancho. ed s,fe where sto, ms are DER
On the border la1d we eft her
Soon To meet ami part no more,
When We leave thi world of chan.
When we leave tIis world of care.
we shal fi"G our missing loved one
In our Gath RS nan -ioDs fair,
Precious darling she has left us
Lsn us, ye-. fs-vsr more,
Sut we nope to me our loved one
On that bright aud happy shore
Lonely the hou aui sad the hours
since our dear one has gone
But Ob!a brighter hone than ours
Ia heaven 10 now her home
Ii B II
New Cut, Feby IA 1902
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
The New Jury Law.

We are indebted to Senator
Hough for advanced sheets of he
new jury law. The county officials
have bee" provided with a certi-
fed copy of the same and the clerk
of court. the auditor aud the trsa-
snrer, who are the new jury COM
mlssioners, proceeded at once to
fill tie jury hex. BY the new law
no'e of the old grand jury hold
over, and jurors have to he drawn
for each week of the term.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
Petition to~Fi.iplno Independence.

Boston, Mass, Feb. 13. TIE
directors of the A nericsn Peace
society, through Robert T eat
Paine, president, and DR.. Benju-
min +. Trueblood, secretary, have
forwarded to congress petition
for the ultimate independence of
the Filipinos.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

The house Wednesday passed
the oleomargarine bill. The bill
imposes tax of ten cents II pound
on the product when coIoring is
used.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

Physicians attending young
Roosevelt h old out hope for his
recovery. President Rosse veIt
has telegraphed the Charleston OK
positi' n authorities that he will
visit the exposition at some futur.
date.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
The Confederate Reunion.


Dallas, Tex, Feb II. lexas
aies 10 the nfedrrate Rruni. n,
whi' h takes place up | 81, 2,23
and "a. WI re hX,d at n NEE ing
or che se G al pass, ger agents
held her to-dn III, b, is IS the
regular convention rate of one and
onr.tnird fares 70 ia rou d ,rip
with sop We, y iv le e, in b tin
direct ne. ivruinal lines in ID l.
las al o agreed TO pr iNipat" in d
rat of me cent, round tlip, fir ,m
Interstate pnints, surjec, to APP
proval Of I hartman >Lar,e. M.
Pratt, OF the gu hives It r p sse
ger bureau, vi h head4u .r,cr, IN
st l. ui-.
W. &. '"nsh, general poss.r ger
agent of the Nilsson, ie, Kansas
aud fexts Raj road, was made
cnHirm IN of the m et'ng, d it
was decided that tick is sho ,ld be
p acrd on sale out ide texas on
April 10, 20 q, and in this State
April 81, -, and %
Cherry Tree People Bound Over.
Rutherfordion Special of Fri
day, to the Charlotte Observer:
W. II. Hester, H. l. Clover, e..
ID Wilkie, G. w. Rp;llns and G..
+. Greer, of the cherry tree CON
cern, VIII" hav. te n ON trial for
the past two davS charged with
having used the mails for fraudu-
lent purposes, were bouud over
Ia Il bond of 81, 900 each for their
appearance at The next term of
the Charlotte Fed. raj court. This
makes IL of the cherry tree mon
who have been bound over, and
there are yet other arrests to be
made.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

The governor has offered re-
ward of 500 for the apprehension
of Will Brewer, who killed AL
bert Mann, of Chestsrfie id county
on January 80 of,h- present year.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

Over three Thousand vacciue
points have been sold within the
last few weeks by the drug stores
of Rock Hill.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15

The next regular examination
for teachers certificates will hs
held in court house, Friday. Feb.
81. 1899. Examination will be
gin ut H., .. M, and Close p. NJ.
A. G. Rowell,
Go. Suot. Ed.
Jan. IS, 1902.