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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07

FOR SALE-Two business lots in
the choicest block in the new town
of Mannsville, |. T. Address
Sam A. Mccoy. Res Eng. c. o. & G.,
Mannsville. |. T. 2S.1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
LIST q petlt Jurers.

Following S. the list Of peti: Jurors
and alternates for the May term Of
the federal court TO be held at Ard
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07

FOR SALE-A good inch Fish
Bros, wagon also good set of wagon
harness. Cheap. First door east Of
Fraley Bros, planning mill.
19-1m L. o. SOCKWELI..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
IAN ANp oRpeR LEAGUE
Has Been Organized by the Negroes o.
Waller County.

Has Been Organized by the Negroes OF
Waller County.
Brookshire, Texas. October 20-The col.
ored citizens OF this place and vicinity
met in mass meeting for the purpose or
discussing measures by which 10 bring 70
trial the guilty parties who are committing
outraees ON the women Of this county
The following resolutions were adopted
whereas, the lives OF our families are
ieopardized by these TENDS who from time
to time are so frequently committing these
crimes, therefore be II
Resolved. THAT we, the cotored citizens Of
Brookshlre, do most earnestly condemn IN
the strongest terms all the diabolical acts
mat were committed upon the person ot
MIS- susan T.. Lewis which occurred ID
Hampstead, waller county, iexas
Resolved. 2, Thnt we now and hereby
tender out tnii support 70 any movements
which may he made 20 bring the Offenders
"a iustice and we hereby agree 10 ever
defCnd the defenselpss women ~ car cunN
tn from the further perDesfafiop Of such
crimes BE e further
Resolved. That we viii Ecvcr allow any
yaerants 20 lureh aiennd oar Town OF homes
vho have no visible means OF eatnins a
Iy ellhoOd.
Resolved. That these resolution be pub
ilshed iu Tho Houston Daily Post, calves
ION News and pHiias Express.
irhe following committee was appointed
Ms law and order league "a suppress
crime. stephen A. Downry. George RAN
dali. Is Pointer, ID. a. Palsy Kev. Jonn
ilarris. Jacob Cole, Il g.. craft, Parker
simmons. Tennessee Porter. Caleb HolHday,
sfephen Pollard. Wiley Williams, danes
richards. Watson Pointer. Charles Evans,
Nav,fon Hnn. Ike Hail. a, o.. Vim, George
Jarkson. Thomas Davis. u, A. ~ faiey
Z bariee Reese, J. s. Randall Louis Taylor,
i,onnoa Branch, Ben Brenham.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
READY, sTARTl
Al Athletic Event.

You want, everybody wants, brain and
muscle wind and stamina aud can get
them Il fed properly. This is an atnictit
aec Tho man az woman who Is Weak or
sticky, % not IA Inc race; success socially
or ia ba dneBs gcna only 60 the strong ami
healthy IL Is largely a matter ~ choice
with anyone for proper living. aud proper
food viii bring the prize.
An athlete ln Chicago tells Of the gO}d
results he obtained from proper fQoi; ne
says ''Last spring ! began 20 train hafn
10 become an athlete IN track events aud
10 grow stronger; ! now fnow that wnat
strength and Victories have secured n
uuo to the use OF Gfapc.Nuts When IN
trimming for an athletic meet ] would Just
Mvs Oh Grape Nuts alone for three days DO
fore the event was 20 como on During
this time have Won six championship
races out OF two athletic meets. m JUo-
larl rms nly time MRS go seconds ana IA
the 7.-yard dash the time WAS seco1ds
both being gaod record.
Grape-Nuts has given me stronger mind
and also bodily strength which no either
food could have done ia so short time
] have gained strength IN most reinarka-
bic way since using Grape SUITS.
Members Of our foptbali team have q
training table on which may be found nrst
OF ali the athlete. .favorte food, Grape
tie Greek. Mich,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
READY AT MEMPHIS.
Many Records May Be Cut Down at The
Fall Racea


Memphis, Tenn. October eo.-Eyerv,b,nv
Is IN readiness for the Grand Circuit meet.
ing OF the Memphis TrottIng association
which opens tomorrow Prospects are
bright for one Of the most succession har
ness meeting Of the year. over 500 horses
beihe quartercd at the track. and when
racing begins tomorrow fifteen books w.i
draw III. Weather conditions promise 1,
pc all that could be desired for harness
ssac.s, ana the track. which Is probably M
lastesi IN the world, has been put IA frst
Y Itess SHAPE ~ seth Griifin, the builder
liolsenen who have seen the beautiful
race course aud who have been workiDr
tnelr horses on Il for several weeks nfs
Irte with the prediction that many records
VII bc broken during the nine DAYS meet
Dah Patch. the champion racer, ARRIVED
thls AFTERNOON, fresh FROM his cainpaicn
~ thc North and East. ana viii mako n
speelul effort during the meeting To- lower
,t9e laeing record ~ ! :50A. held jointly IN
nlMselt aud star Pointer Dan Patch Il
IN grand form aud his driver, McHcrrr. OK.
presses the utmost confidence In his ability
te send him over the Memphis course In
EDe fastest time ever made by horsA ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
RnnlstralIon h Ranld.

Galveston, Texas, October 20 gnlyeston
passed the 5000 mark in the registration
today ana there Is stiIl no let-up in the
rush for certificates There Is not an hour
in the day that half dozen men are not
hanging over tho desk OF the registrar.
The black man and the white man are both
registering up 20 the limit nnd the poll
tlciana are wondering what II an means.
Both the democrats and the Independents
are claiming that the big registration
means victory for them. One thing Is sure.
~ heavy registration means anything at
all, a great big interest Is being taken IN
this election. bigger than M any that has
taken place here IN years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
San Antonio Races.

San Antonio, Tcxls, October 20.--rive
running races, notable for hard riding ana
close finishes made up today's racing pro-
gram ~ the international fair
rhree fnWths % mile Ranarter, zid,
Salllc Green. Time 1881.
Five eiEhths miic, an ages Mierd, Joe
Goss. Bngotnc Time lO3.
-Four aud one fourth furlongs. all agee-
Dong HaSman Sabinai Merciful- llme
200 5.
Three fourhs mile, all lGes-Antohius,
Fridoln. Tragedy rime l.ts
Three fourihs mile. 3ycdr olds and M
that have won two races since Septomhcr
Is Cott Piaut Dr. clarke, Nike Strauss
Time ISL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
ARRAIGNS COAL TRUST.
chauncey F. Black ludicts the Re.
publican Party.
HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR tyns.
Prtsidert Of Association Of Democratio
Clubs Charges Administration and
With lnsinoerity.

York, Pa October is..-ln an open ritter
lion Chauncey + Black. president Of the
National Association OF Democratic Clubs
discusses vigorously the administrations
attitude towhrd the trusts. with special
reference to the coal situation ana nayid
y liil's proposition In the New York plat
form.
"rhe whole people Of the country" says
Ar Black, turn at this crisis 70 president
Roosevelt With degree Of uuanimity aud
a sort o. sympathy and respect never secu
before. except In war times, wnen neccs.
sarily all goad citizens stand behind their
executive No one doubts his personal or
bis official integrity or hts eager and pa.
lriotic desire to serve the hest interests Of
the country SO far as his authority extends
But Il was not Mr. Rposevelt who was
placed In power by the election OF ieo0. It
was the trusts ana they are now. as here.
tofore. exercising the tower which they
materially assume properly belongs to them
Indeed. the presidents position IS almost
pltlable VIII he serve his country and
wreck his partyl 1t * n hard alternative
and IL is small wonder that he hcsltates.
apparently dagcd ANA bcvildered There
would be no republican party without the
trusts railroads. hanks ana monop0lies OF
Ntrlous Kinds fosterpd hy excessive tariff
duty and the fiscal pocles Of the govern.
mrni.
Take the vast aggregation n selfish con.
ccrns out OF the party, destroy them or set
them over against Il, ana there would not
be enough Of the republican party loft 70
name candidates by nomination papers In
any state IN the unou. not excepting PENN
sylr0niA II. however, the president ia pre-.
h1Itu " serve inc WhOlr people 20 do I'M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Fair Grounds Races.

i = Louis October 20.-Breaker, Lady
~. and Lindenela were the win.
~ iayorites of fair card at the Fair
S,ounds today. Track fast.
us sne iurlongs-Breaker, Light Opera, In
vsSgIot Time 1.o1&
siI6t iqTTIIo oig Henglst, Weldman, Tickle
Rorsl PR ans Blaze, Miss May Dac,
fS,eS Time lila. = " Elastic Mussie
'GlcsronnSp seventy yards-Ladv Strathmore.
MIN s Pnerle Time 1.45A.
ptnrsbesu SHree-siXteenths-L indenella, Ida
uue' Erne. Time 2:01H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

beaumont, Texas, October 80, --'i'hc POST
correspondent this afternoon saw Congress.
man Cooper and inst gentleman was some.
what warm. When nc WINS asked Tor newe
INC reply came; 40, can no' say
nave any news. but ! wish you would say
70 the readers Of The Post that did not
inFtigatc or seek tine adoption Of the feso
publican convention fndorsing me. On the
ether hand. ! knew notnin8 % q and would
not baYe cared to urEn auythsng Of mat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
The Worth Track.

Chicago, October 20. Elsie L., at odds Of
5 to l, broke the track record at seven
hrlongs in the fourth race, the feature of
he card at Worth today. The time was
l20 Dat, taking a fifth of second off the
pa mark. 1t was strictly n two-horse race
after the start. Elsie L. led by good
Ength to the head Of the stretch. where
iedfral, the beaylyhacked fayorite,
Rlned her The lilly showed marvellous
sageness however, and notched the big
Flhler all through the final sixteenth.
'S.l,nglng by. narrow head IIargis finished
,alsa, three lengths away. Weather clear
VA cool track fast.
Tine lila 35.
NV y fnglongs Dueiist, Gallant, Inspector
s,sa Time IA Is.
t5 Mle ana sixteenth Moabina, Jack
p!le sarilla. Time 1:4T %
Tine 1.2a 49, ''''e' a. ilnisi''
,.ssd e an ana twenty yards -Callban. Home
',f me Conqueror. Time t:40 As.
Xiyh Ae shd q siXteenth-Frank NJ, j. V.
AlDS' Worthlngton. Time las.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
NonpartIsan TIeket b Rexar.

san Antonio, Texas, 0ctobsr - al o con.
yention held by the nonpartisan movement
in this city today the present county ad-
ministration was Endorsed and an the oiu
officers rcnomlnated, as follows. FOR JUICE
Forty NTH district j. l. camp; for district
attorney, Carter Bee; for district clerk,
George Surkey: for county clerk. frank n
Newton; for county collector. rnul Nicer
schielt, for county treasurcr, H. a..
Mestcr; for sheriff John y 1onin; FOR
county attorney, Phil. shook; for county
assessor, Jobn Wikiosoui Tor country sur
yeyor, ". "a. Locke.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
THE RACES.
Morris Park.

Kew York. october 90 Wild Thyme,
ntked down from to l 10 8 to /, won the
Casanova stakes at Morris Park today by
length from oled0nt. who in turn, was Il
bssd ID front Of Lux Casta. oledant an
,aded starter aud heavily played. made the
bice to well into the stretch, whore Martin
ppi Wild Thyme to the front and won
Stu Thrift showed great burst Of speed
today and gnlloped home winner IN the
fourth race, breaking the track record for
lsyn and hall furlongs. Weather clear
irAtk fast.
About two and a half miles hurdle handl-
up-Top Gnllant, Howard Gratz, Walter
csary Time 4:47
The Eclipse course, selling sweet Alice,
Prediction, Kittanng Time 1910
seYen furlongs n The Wlthers mile, ihe
CBs16ofl, for Miles years aud up VIII
Thyme, 0le1ant Lux Casta Time i;27h
Last seven ana a half furlong5 OF the
Wlthers m1e-Sllp Thrift, Royal Aurles,
Sie Time ga
The Withers mle-P atronymlc, Moon
Daisy Honeybrook. Time 1:44
Nile and o furlong of the Witbers course
-Runnels, Circus Bar lie Due Time 1853.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Nd ROPlNG CONTEST.
,,,sOys Of Celebrity from All Parts
Ut Of The West Took Part.
.,,rp or SAN ANGELO IN THE LEAD.
Was Given Miss Molhall, the
e.'uS. champion, Who Is to Appear
f'u'l v'ys.doesday-Good Time Made.

,,,onio. Texas. October 2o-By far
~ M interesting roping contest eser
ll San Antonio took place at the
ls "a + this morning. Five thousand
hH s,w the eontcat IN which thirty
l'''' .8ners we're the actors. For the oc-
''',s ~ lunch OF thoroughly Wild steers
'is.- .oyded and these gave each roper
w. ,aney's worth. The best time, 30 4-5
w ss wos made by j. II. Gardner Of
-l ,seclo well known cowboy. Joe
.l.,- -,ss u cotulla was the youngest roper
's XXI third place in today's contest.
" ..nInr viii he continued wednesday
4. sgothcr bunch Of thirty cowboys viii
Ia seeE honors and prizes.
IA Frisco system cowboy band and MI $
.lss Nulhan OF st. Louis the champion
'ssll roper, were given ovat!ons at the
e.sisst.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Football At Dan+on

MAN, Texas October 20.-The Denton
tps.ss eluo and Normal football elevens
san. !, ,ue football season for Denton in
M y tne fair grounds this afternoon,
1s, uier winning hy score Of 3 to o.
liysssA 'ne =, was played In two hfteen-mlnute
lne touchdown Of the othietirs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
NAVAL RECRUITING STATION Is
NOW OPEN.
Work on the SPA Wall Is Being Delayed.
Registration is Rapid and a BIG
Vote Is Assured.

Galveston, Texas, October 20. Lieutenant
Morton and HE recruiting outfit opened mp
Tor business here today. lie Is wei loeat-
Cd. has billed the town Ike a minstrel
show und has worked M some interest 70
start with The navy mas never been popu-
lar here aud Inns always found It hard 10
get recruits The outlook is that Lieuten-
ant Morton will break record and get a
few men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

Waxahachle. Texas. October 70. "a stab.
blag ARRAY took placc az Auburn late sat
urday afternoon m which John ciannch.
prominent farmer 81 that communltF. wax
badly wounded being stabbed 20 the hol.
LOW twice. Tho cutting was done hy n
man mined Holly, who II now under arrcet.
The result Of the iniaries have not hcen
afcelfaiued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

sort II I hsd known It. My principles are
SO well kDpwn IN the district 20 be thor
oucbiy Democratic chat / have wondered
whether u ~ worth while 10 pny say attcu
fion 10 the mnttcr. hat Tor fear some uiay
think aid have something 70 do with II
( wish gou would sci tho matter right 80
far as / am concerned"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
KAvANAueh ooNrRAplcrs.
He Says There viii Be Only One South
ern Baaepall Leanue.

ern eaaepsll League.
Little Rock, Ark, October 90 President
w. n. Kayanaugl OF he Southern L Sc
ball association, STATED ,oIigat tht therl
will be but one baseball league In tile
South In 1903, and that viii be, he added,
the present Southern association Undee
the present plans bota Montgomery and
Mobile VIII be IN the association aud With
Memphis and Nashville IN H. VIII consist
o. ten clubs, according o President Hnya.
uugh The latter annolnCes ALSO that nc
has received letter from Manage Sp,vtol
Fishoi Of Nashville IN which Mr. Fisher
pledges cooperation and promises t. De
present az the meeting to b, called by
President kavanaueh. The cal for the
meeting Will be issued this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Died Of His Injuries.

Uhlvesion. Texas, October 2o.--J. %. Long,
who WIS ron over by wagon late Friday
evening. dicd % tho seaiy hospital SUNDAY.
lie resided at so avenue l. and his family
were ignorant n his whereabouts until the
news OF his death was carried 10 tnem
IN the notice department 1he family ~
left without means ~ support.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

"Mcanwhllc, Q IS not astonishing that
some OF those, who feel guilty sense or
responsibility for the present state OF az
fairs seek 10 wash their hands OF II by
proposing the most radical means or
amendment, ike that of the New YORK
convention. That small percentage OF
,nonev loving democrats, whose tender
corsslenees we're 50 afnlcted at the pros
nect Of fun restoration q the double
t,,.,,tiic currency OF the constitution. OF
s,,r foref8thers, and Of eli mankind. since
the beginning q trace ,aat insy wen.
cortr ana then hoasted that Il was tfe
ia,aitsr balance OF power IN their s1rnld
1snds that Accomplished the results IN
ttssse later and ineyitable Consequences
81 their handiwoEk With the eouanlnaiIy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
WAL on sea Wall DELAYED.

Galveston, Texas. october 20 Work on
the sea wall Is being seriously delayed or.
the failure Of material 70 reach here. Ten
cars Of piilns shipped from Beaumont ten
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

~ Keeping the liver active The aystem 10
eleansed 81 Impurities and l. enabled 70
,Yard on diseases.
0xIDINE Is the best Liyaf ma Asi4sia1
Tonic sold. Ask your druggist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

oeing made 10 the fret half and sehwese
iali i 70 Kick goal. The average WEIGHTS
afti athletics 1855, Nutmals 100.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
LOVING CUP FOR ScHLEY
PRESENTED IN THE NAME OF THE
CITY OF DALLAS.
NJ. NJ Crane M1de the Presentation and
the Admiral Responded in a Feeling
Manner-Mrs. Sohley still Ill.,

Dallas, Texas October 20-Admlral
Schley was todny presented with loving
cup In the name Of the city of Dallas
The presentation took place in the city
park Mayor Cabel introduced NJ. NJ.
Crane, former attorney general Of Texas,
who mulo the presentation address. Al
mlral schley responded feellngly in ae.
ccping the gift.
The ladies' gave a reception at the Dal-
las club this afternoon, but Mrs. schely
was atil too III TO attend any social func-
tlon.
The German societies had large torch
light parade tonight In Admiral schey's
honor, which was reviewed by the admiral
who also made short address.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

slow Fever Is the most dreaded Of al
diseases Of the south. oAlDlNE prevents
aud cures Il. ta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
RENocArloN pr rHARfER.

ne has clean, clear saa stretching
straight before him, II only he VIII dare
10 take IT, Let him bring the offending
corporations into court strip them Of their
usurped power for evil and enforce In tpat
just and peaceful way the constitution
ana laws OF the state II that fails, be has
s.il another resource. lie can call tine
legislature together ana unless the mn
jcnty Of that body is irreyocably SOLD to
the trusts II would, In the prcsent temper
az the people. ineontinently revoke the
niisused aud the unused charters; oxpel
ihe obstinate usurpers and provide the Of
nrinl machinery Tor supplying the people
with coal This Is not Mf Hills pfoposi-
ton 4. Is not Matchmaking the mines 81
the railroads II 10 the State - Pennsyi-
vania fesunilng on behalf OF her own peo-
pie grants which have been nisusfd, per-
vtrted prostitutcd, or grants which. since
they DO not mine cCal and supply the pun
lie, the grantees are falling 10 use al an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
pnnGING rnE IssrE.

But the presidents lawyers. afflicted ny
some strange blindness, are as yet unable
to see either tho provision Of law or tho
facts Of the c4se which would Justify any
proceeding In tho United states courts. The
whole matter has accordingly been shunted
on on to the district attorneys ofAce IN
New York. 1t is much to M hoped that
that official will be able TO see what thus
far has been altogether Invisible nj Wash
ngtou, namely, clear linc Of action, such
as has been tardily taken aud weakly
prosecuted against the beef trust aud the
Northern Securities. Fcw VIII deny at
this tlnie Of dry that II Mr. Bryan we're
president there would be found somewhere
in our country a lawyer who could recognize
turnpike when his feet are set In 1t, and
his eyes are properly proppcd open.
THE position " tho governor Of Penn.
sylvnnia IS not unlike that Of the presl.
dent. He also has seemed ready and per
and his party owe the power which they
ought to exercise for the protection 81 tho
people OF the commonwealth TO those very
gigantic concerns nursed into present pro
portions by republican policies, some OF
which are now In revolt against the laws
of the state, nfictlng It's people with a
coal famine aud hourly huperilug Its pegGo.
Tue case Is palmer, II that were possible,
for the governor than the president Our
constitution can not he misunderstood. IL
expressly forhids the carrying companies
to mine coal or To do anything else but to
carry, without discrimination among slip.
pers, such freights ms are offered TO them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
WACO PROGRAM.

Waco. Texas, October 20 Admiral w. s.,
Schley Is expected to arrive IN this city
tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and the
city will give him royal reception. The
citizens committee, consisting Of Congress
man II. L. Henry. Hon A. r. McCollum
and n. Rctan, VIII 20 to Dallas tonight
to meet the admiral and will escort him
10 the city tomorrow morning, lie WIN
be met at the depot by the reception, com
uittee and escorted to the state hotel'
where luncheon will be served. in the after
noon the admiral will be borne III
tiinmphal procession through the streets Of
the city TO the auditorium where ne VIII
give All informal reception. The military
Companies 81 the city aud the school chll,
dren viii make up tho principal part r o.
ceptlon committee viii be In carriages.
After the reception, at the auditorium me Pc
rest for an hour or more and at night
tlg reception has been planned TO take
place mt the Business Mems club rooms.
"Wednesday motning a qarFiage drive DNSr
the city has been arranged 4 u eNpec.el
that thousands OF people Will be III tue
city from the surrounding country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

III IS unnecessary to rcclte what they
are actually doing. II they had hot their
iron grasp on every anthracite nine; II
they were rot the real owners OF the most
Of the mines through auXilIary corpora
tions; II they did not hx rates and prices
and regulate the whole business through
the Temple Iron company, or some other
obscure medium devised for the purpose;
II, IN a word, they had not united tine
stealing power OF all into one grand mo.
noroly and put the whole people at their
mercy there would he Independent min
ing: there would be freedom Of contract
between separate operators and their
men. there would be competition IN the
furnishing mud ~ the carrying Of coal,
and there would be no strike III the coal
region and no denrth Of fuel AT the begin
ming OF winter.
nThe governor has thus far seemingly
perceived only one side Of hls duty. nnme
is. that Of Keeping the peace by turning
out the whole National Guard at an oNs
ptnse Of $4,000 per day. In regard TO the
oBvious duty OF going into the courts ~
tho state and IN the name of the common
woalth ana asking the dissolution Of THIS
un.nWful combination or the forfeiture Or
tho abused charters, with such other I'm
mediate relief as the court might grant,
ne and his legal advisers appear n be
Rmlttcn with even a worse type Of judicial
blindness than that which prevails at
"A nghiugfon