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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-27

w A N TIE D-BoOK- KEEPER, COMPE-
tent to take entire charge set of books
and do collecting. Applicant must live
III Raleigh Address with references and
experience. Business, Care News and
Observer. 9-24-3t
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SAVE HALF IN FRUIT TREES,
Strawberry plants and all Nursery
Stock by buying direct from us with
out profit to agents. Catalogue free
Continental Plant Co, Kittrell, n. c.
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WHY SUFFER?-FOR $3.50
we mail you sealed our guaranteed cure
for any uterine displacement or dis
ease. Thousands cured Send stamp
for particulars. The W. c. Co., Denver.
Colo. 9-20-3t Sun
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
South Carolina with staple line High
commissions with advance of $4,000
monthly Permanent position to right
man. Jess II. Smith Co, Detroit, Mich.
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ARE YOU OUT OF PLACE? DO YOU
feel that your position is not suited to
you, or that you are not suited for
your position? Are there no chances for
you to advance? If so write us for
plan and booklet. We are making
speciality fitting right men into right
places and are unable to fill the de-
mands made upon us for men. Hap
goods, SIS, Penn Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AND ALL ROUND NEWS
paper man with best of references de-
sires position on good daily or weekly.
X L., care of News and Observer.
9-23-3twed. fri, and sun.
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WANTED EVERYWHERE u S T.
lers to tack signs, distribute circulars,
samcpleS, etc. no canvasSing; good
pay Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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A LADY AGENT FOR RAPID SELL
ing articles; sells at sight; big profits
for free sample and particulars address
Marietta Stanley Co, 41-4th st, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
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FOR SALEAS5 APRIL HATCH S. c.
Brown Leghorn Cockerels. Slade
Strain. No finer blood in the South.
$3.50 each j. d. Bardin, Wilson, n. c..
9-22-Sun and Tues-4t
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WANTED.-S YOU A HOME ON
payments without interest anywhere in
United States. Agents wanted. Con-
solidated Equitable Realty Co., Des
Moines, Iowa.
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AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL RAND,
McNally q Co.'S Reversible Map of the
United States and World; size 66x4G
inches; two maps in one. Address Rand
McNally & Co., 142 Fifth Avenue, New
York. 925-27-30
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AGENTS-$3O TO $50 WEEKLY EAS-
lily made. We prove this. Luminous
Municipalities, numbers, signs readable
darkest nights; samples free. Right
Supply o., Englewood, ILL.,
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WANTED-STATE SUPT. TO MAN
manage branch office Chicago firm: sal
airy $4,000 with commissions, also all ex-
penses, steady position 5000 security
required Address w. Langton, Sec.
I'll Pontiac Bldg, Chicago.
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FOUND-NOTE FOR $30325 IN FAVOR
of W. E. Upchurch. Owner can reclaim
same by calling at News and Observer
Office and giving complete description
of note.
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STOP NAWAYS-HITCH HORSES
solid instantly; carry in pocket; sight
seller; agents wanted Pocket Hitching
post Co, Richmond Indiana.
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WANTED WEN EVERYWHERE
good pay; to distribute circulars, adv.
g, matter tack signs, etc. No canvassing.
National Adv Bureau, Chicago.
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WOMAN WANTED.-TO SELL A NE
cessity to mothers. $1,000 a week clear.
Dept. M, Box 7S Philadelphia.
9-5-Sat and We'd, Let.
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STATE VS.. STATION, appellant. From
Pitt No error.
Where an indictment charged that the
defendant ''unlawfully did break and en-
ter otherwise than by, burglarious break
ing) the dwelling house of one B. G. with
intent to commit a felony to-wit, with
the intent the goods, etc, of said B. G..
then and there to steal take and carry
away and with intent feloniously and vio-
lently against the will of said B. G. to
carnally know and abuse, ETC., a motion
to quash for that the bill attempted to
particularize the felony attempted to be
committed, was properly refused.
The language used in the bill was sui
fcent to charge both offences, but as a
conviction or acquittal of one offence
charged would bar prosecution of the
other (43 VT. 1874; Conn. "a 101 N. C.
778), it was not error to refuse to charge
the jury that the defendant cannot be
convicted under the bill for the reason
that if the jury believe the evidence tor
the State, the defendant would be guilty
of burglary in the first degree and should
be acquitted on his trial under the in
dictment, would not prevent his trial for
the greater offense of common law bur
glary.
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BARGAIN IN INVALID ROLLER
Chair, Rubber-tired Wheels practically
new. c. l.. Blacknall Kittrell, N. c.
9-27-Sun., Wed, Sun.
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SALESMAN OF GOOD
business capacity for large store in coun-
try village. Address a. care News
and Observer. 9-26-t. f.
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LosT-BLACK POCKET BOOK CON
tanning $500 between Hicks Uptown
Drug Store and California Fruit Store.
Rewar for return to this Office.
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tSIx words TO the Llne.>
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DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED ADvER-
Using. RESULT ASSURED.

REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTED AT
once. Address M. H. P, care News
and Observer, Raleigh, N. C.
9-26-3t
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TEACHER WANTED-THE BOARD OF
Graded School Trustees of Rocky Mount
IS DESTROYS of receiving the services of
an experienced teacher, competent TO
teach either the fourth or sixth grade.
Application and testimonials should be
addressed to l.. " Bassett. Secretary,
Rocky Mount, n. C.
9-27-2t
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTED
A single man preferred. Address X,
care News and observer.
9-25-4t
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WANTED.-GOOD STENOGRAP- TER
and Typewriter. Address in own hand
writing Box 1874, Greensboro, n. C.
9-27-Sun., We'd, and Sun.
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No matter how swelled mans head is
he never thinks he is of as much import
ance in the world as his wife does.
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DRUGGIST WANTED
at once. Address Box No. Is Morehead
City, n. c.. 9-26-5t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE CENTRE
Crank Slide Valve Engine in good
order Size 14x26 An extra heavy En-
glne; 81 iron Pulleys, diameter IL to 70
inches; Mill Stones, five feet In
diameter. Address Jonathan Ravens,
Washington, N. C. 9-6-5t sun
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Don't forget to see Adair Gregg Adair
all next week at the New Monumental
in the repertoire
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DRUGGIST WANTED.
good wages. Address Drug Store, care
News and Observer.
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American League Games.

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Chicago :. 100 l 1 o. 2 0 2 o. 10 1
Batteries: Patten and Kittridge; Owen
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AT Philadelphia RHE
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Philadelphia 80 0 0 OF *-4 II 1
Batteries: Rhoades and Bemis Hen
ley and powers.
At New York Ri E
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Detroit . ..O . a 0 0 2 2-13 II Z
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Batteries: Howell and Beville; Kane
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darkness).
At Boston RHE
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Batteries: Siever and Shannon; Young
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Boston -. :. ......0 0 8 3 0-8 Is 1
ST. Louis . 100 0 0 0O 1-2 8 2
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Two ounces of satisfaction for % cents.
Blue Ribbon Vanilla.
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Successful borrowers always get credit
for their efforts.
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BEST. appellant, VS.. MORTGAGE co.
From Greene Affirmed.
Where a mortgagor brought suit in
the State court to restrain sale I'M
der the mortgage and to redeem the
mortgaged property, and the suit was,
removed to the United States Circuit
Court where final decree was entered
for the sale of the mortgaged property,
and. among other things. it was adjudged
that a certain clause in the mortgage was
not usurious, such judgment is an es-
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Pamlico Reversed.
Unless the terms of the agreement
can be shown. the Supreme Court will
not pass upon conflicting adfdavits of
parties or counsel IN order to determine
whether there was an agreement to waive
compliance with the provisions Of The
Code and the Rules OF Practice.
No agreement of counsel In any case
will be recognized unless 1t appears from
the transcript of the record, or IS IN
writing filed in the case.
Sections 416 and Alt OF The Code IN
reference to waiver of jury trials and
the rule of the Supreme Court as to
agreements of counsel, beng substantially
the same, have received the same con
struction and will always be strictly en-
forced.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
SnDianer proteffiren eesen bas bs'
riiAtiate Hprffaefee.


Soispb Raaanab, elm Gbippeipa'Sns
bianer aus Winneipta unb Sduptllne
eines Stammes, BEN einit bic Sonb bu
2aesReferuation sehbrte. bat in bet Dts
ftrittss Supreme court Elm gquiip 8ers
fabren eeeen Sefretdr Siideod bonn 9es
partement bes Snnsrn anseittsnet. inbem
er bic 8srfnRunespibrisfeit bsS Sort.
eeisbes BON 81. Stunt 1902 tebauptet
Der 8Ideer bebauptet, baB bic Gbippeipas
Elm perbrieftes Redt auf bic unter ienem
@eiss fdr SOrhspede bel Seite ssiesisn
adnbereien bsfbsn unb baB bic Snbiuner
niGis fdr bic in ibrem Ramen berfauften
2dnbereien empfaneen baben unb au4
bsr itnen nod uerbIiebenen adnbereien
fiir 5otifspsde beraubt tpurben, in aus'
brddli6er @eiIsbuna ber 8erfprs6unsep,
auf tpeIde bin bic Snrianer ibre 2dnbe'
reisn ben 8sreinisten Staten iberliefeit
baben. Dis aIoge erfrsdt ii6 auf faii
4, 600, 900 gcres 2an6ss. bsrsn Wertb
aaerminbeiens sl0.00O,000 bstrdet
Der 8eitauf biefer 2dnbereien unb bes
oarauf itebenben SoIsss III uuf ben 29.
DECEMBER fsiieeiesI tporben uno bic An'
bdneismaduns bieier aIaae iOa ebsn ben
Berfauf betbinbsrn. Hidter Nnberion
bat aud in ber Tbat bic @ntfbsibunp
abssasten. bab ber Setretdr bes Sunerr
bis sum l8. DECEMBER bic @iiinbe anse'
ben ioa. marum ibm nidi perboten tpst.
ben ioG. baS @sfes BON 81. Stunt 1902
jur Iusflbrune su brineen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
Gifembabn Seittabelle.
9sIaBare, sadatpanna unb geifsrn Balm

9elaDare, 9adamanna unb @eHern Balm.
Sn straft ben 1. Stunt 1902
slbIid-8srIGet Scranton fir gltp gcrf
nm $50, 800, COS, Z so, 1910, Born. F.; H..
40, $40 unb 1886 Hahmittass. Jar Rrp
Ypri u. philadelphia, nm 7.50 u. 10. 10 gcrm.;
1910 unb 3.35 Na9mittags. S5iir @ouIbs
bUro. 6.t0 Hahmittass.
R6r6lia-8iir Buffalo um lis, 6.22 II. 900
Wpr. ; f.55, 6.5u uub ft.t0 Na9miiiass. S5iir
Sinsbamtpn, Glmira unb 3pifttnifattontn, um
1925 Rpr. uHr los Ra6m. 5ar Sspsap.
Syracu't unb Utica, um lis unb 6.22 Wpr. /;
f.55 abmittaes. SsHeso. Syraeuls unb
Utica .3ug um 6.22 Ror. I6ufi i6gli9, ausgs.
npmmtn Spnntaes. 8iir Wpntr0ir um 900
Mpr. f.05 unb $50 Yahm. Ni@pllpn Ae.
romoeaiipn, um 4t0 unb 6 is RaGmtitaas.
8ioomsbur8 SibiffoH-8 8aIaet Suantpu
fir Ycrtbumbcrlaub nm 6,35, 10 10 Wpr. {;
I SIS une Clio 91aGm. Sir piympufb um $40
gprnitiaes; $40 uni 9.O5 Na&mittass.
Spuutagss3nee.
eabltG-Jir @tp gurf nm f.50, 800.
6.05 nnb 1910 @s.ssHs; $40 uub 3.35
Radm.
R6rolia - Sir Buffalo um lis, uns
6,22 Wpr. f.55, 6.5l une lilo Ratm.
5ar GImirn uHb 3pii&sufatiunsH, 1925 8Sr-
mittags.
SIoomsbHrs Sibifion-s s3trIGbt Srautuu
um f0.f0 UloT uub 10 Rdmm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
4phteusrdber raFen Nrdfibent
NppfeSstt an.

Die @reeutipe ber Wsfern federation
Of Winsrs but on ben BrdFbentsn RoO.
iepslt bas foIsenbe Eslesramm seri&tst :
.,8ur 8sit baben Beanie bes Staoies
Colorado untsr BEN 8otnanbe. bas @s,
ies surd;uflbren, elmer eroben 3abl on.
ltdnbiser. ii6 fslbit erbaltenber unb an.
idlFesr 8drser bsfobIen. Tslluribe. Sol,
su psrlaHen. tpiorisenFoas iis einssiperri
obsr ionft idurf bsbanbeIt tperben iollsn.
Dieis 8drssr uno ginpObnsr iinb ielnss
Bstbrsders sssen bic @siebs bss Staa.
les ober bsr 8ereinieten Staaten f4uIs
big. 8ie 8erfafuns unb bic @efess ber
Bereinisisn Staatsn, iotpeit fe iih auf
ole gibilrsdts bssiebsn, tperOen bier bdu.
fla perIsbt. unb mir tufen Sic unier bsm
giplIrshte unb unier ber Seftion 1888
Der rebiblrten 8unbesperfnhune an. bic
biefgen 9uitdnbe su unterfuhen uno ben
psrsepaIt.sten BerfOnsn ben tbnen bur&
Die 2anbssesisse aepdtrleihsten Shus
su tbslI psrOen 40 Iohen J"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10

Die Fsiaa en- 9rudarbsiten in ber Stabt,
2iefert ti,. Offiss bes .,@p@eabIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
Der 6aifer pirb ME mehr laut
fpredheu.

Dlit bem 8aiier aebt es auseni6eins
LID niGt 70 gut, tpie bic Sofberl&te pObl
baben m6dten. SO beibt, baB er nle
tpieber Inut rsbsn tpitb fbnnen. Die Sn.
itrumente ber Neiste ioGen feline Stimm.
bdnbsr harf perleBt baben. 70 oaB ieine
Siimme INNER Elm SlGitern blelben ipirb
Cine sstp6bnlide Operation tptroe nihi
10 tieferelfenoer 9fatur eepeien iein, bes'
ipesen tpirb bsbauptet. buB es niht elm
autartiser YoIpp eetpeien isi. ber ent.
fernt iporben II Die triiben Welbunesn
astpinnen an Wabri6sinli6ieit bnburb,
bab anbers @epdfie in Der Reble aufee.
tauGt fnb. assisrs WeIbuns tpirb 3tpar
amtlid betrittsn, inbefsn i6sini eitpus
baran su iein. bn bod ionft ber Raiier
niht nod bas Simmer bitten miibts. Dss
aaiiers aussmeiner @efunbteltssuitant
III burbauS nidt gut, ba bic Sorse unb
bic Shmsisen ibm beuili6 am @eiidi
absuIsisn iinb. Sab er balb ua6 BEN
WitisImesr seben tpirb, unisrIiest tpobI
ieinem 8weifel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
0Nefpennen.

SIN 8enesueIa fiebt bic Sahe tpiebsr
fsbr brsnsIib aus. Sn administrations
trsifen beelnnt man su ftiblen. bab man
iid i'm sorisen Sabre NIT oer Stole einss
8ermittlers spiihsn 8enesuela uno ben
europdiGen Wdtien eIRen eet6rietn
Sod poa Irubel auieeluben bat. D,e
Aominiitration iibernabm es. bic 9iifs.
renaen su rseeln. Der ameriianiite 8e'
ionbts in Caracas erbielt @rlaubn,b. als
aeent Bsnesuslas su funersn. Dllt oil.
Ter Wiibs tputosn bic fremoen 4niprG6s
por tas 9aussr S6iebsper,6t Bsspdnpt.
unb Jest ut mon su Der uebsrssueune
seiommen, buB 9raFosnt gatro iibsr.
buupt Mot eeionneu lei. bic BON
S6isbse.tidt nnerfannten Infprti&s su
bssabIen.
@s 1T i'm Staaisbspartement betannt.
onB BtdIoent eoftto gang asip6bnliGe
S6ninbslmetbpben iibt. um fsinen 8ers
piIi6tunsen aussupsiden. Sc parb be-
fannili6 pereinbart, baB 8enesuela 81
BrOsent ber 3Oleinnabmen in ben Sdfen
bon Ga @uaira unb 9uerio gobslo beis
ieite febsn ioae. um bic Nnipribs Der
europdiidsn Wddte 3u beeleiden. 80
NJ nun aus 8enssuela naG BoibinstOp
on bas Staaisoepartement beridiet pUr.
ben. baB 9rdipent @aItrO bic 3Oabdder
bat fili6en luifen, teip. falfde 8srIdte
iiber bic 9OQeinnabmen 8eeebsu bat, um
bic 8ablunsen 8ans gerlne 8efnlien ~
ibnnen. Sc 1T ni6t nubtideinlrd. bcf
bic intsrsiFrtsn surOpdiiden Rd6te fit
bisfe 8sbanpIuna iperben sefuaen Iohsn.
unb ibatidhlid fnb bereits 8eidpetoer
in Maihlnalon einaelaufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
Nerlanat:

Gin bsutf&tr Sarmsr unb Satin pbHt Sin.
e.r, um ben gstritb elmer 9ausrsi ~ tbsrnsb-
msn. Guir eobn fur bic ri6tiasH etuif.
5rast mad bel 9. .. G., 345 u. Waitinstpn
Apsnus, SCranien, pa. 4S,6p
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eadamanHa & @goming 8aIleb.
(eaureI ginie.)

Srat in Strait am Is. Sspttmbn 1903.
3uas psrlaFtn SeTdutsu um 20 Weraens
an BShsntagtn unb 6 40 ROrssns an Conn.
tasea unb bitrauf ale 20 Diinuitn bis tt.2ir
Raats, unb trtiTtn in 5anrsd 35 Winuitn lpG.
igr eia. Die um tibr Isrgsns unb itht fol-
gtHe< Stunes une 20 RiHuisn abfabrtnbtn
!3ass htf6resrn gspdd.
i3dse prIalItn Sauepd um 6.0f Nss. an Wr-
Gsutaatu uub 7.2t an Sonniaatn uub birauf
ale 20 Rinuttn bis 1901 Ra6ts, uni irtifsn
IN Saantpn "a Riuutsu pGisr tiu. Die Rcr-
ems o II uue bisrauf isbe Stunbt unb 20 Wi-
zHtsH asfabuueen 3iss btfbrenH gsp6d.
{. 8. @sla iTr Srftbrsdtsr, Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
Yollterei- ei-Mrbeit.

2at unS Sbnen einn gorandlas fr Sbre @beit seben.
9e mten 9epirbi9ten Saen i'm 2eben fno unre einel
Sequmdfeiten. Inter oen Elm bibid sepoertes M0bid.
@Qe @rbeit erlter &Iale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-10
Seeue 9sfAhee eeueu irsenS elmer
anoeren Nation aetpaAfeu.

Die armee. 81 b6rbe for 8sidabneien
unb 5shunespsrfe tpeiif in ibrem Sab.
resbsriGt auf bic ReiuItate bel ben
Sdieblbunssn nit ben bon cer 8eb6rbe
empFObIsusn brsis6Ilieen Sdneafeusrses
ihassn bin unb erlIdrt. bab ..bie 5elb,
ariiaeris unfsrer armee, tpenn ne nit
biefsn @eibisen ausserlftst IL. cine
@aiTs b,iissn tpirb. bic ben @ei&lssn
ireenb elmer anbsren Waht ebsnbiirtis.
ipenn nidt ibsrlseen iein bdrfte." Dle
SGiebiibunsen i'm Safen bon Peniueo!u.
fla, baben, tpie ber Berl6t bsiuei. su
Der annabms zines Spftsms oer Seuer'
ccntreae unD ber 5euer. 8idiuns Befiibrt.
usl6es, tpenn stit Uoafdnbie eineefdbrt,
bs aaiten. 8sribsibisune pItfiamsr ais
ie seltulten wsrbe.
5ar bic peiteren arbsi!en Der 8sb6rbe
i'm nahhen Sisfaliabre ipirb cine Bee
lrilisune bon sl00. 900 bsTIanst.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
THE ISSUES ARE:

Ftrt-Ths labor organizations involved in The present controversy demand what VIA
seee hat thu iaborersh have a right to fom unions and II they see At to be rpre-
antd by thee unions in Negotiating with heir employers But such right is not
what Is meant by the term recognition as used b the unions Theyd demand as a
parto Of recognition" hat the Employer shall. enter. into a contract to hire and re-
lain in his enJoyuent none but members of heir unions This demand the m
ployes resist contendng that they have a right to employ whom they please with
out dhcrmina ting in favor OF or against union or nonunion labor he employers
contend tina this right Of election on heir part Is esscnua1 to their control OF their
W business. ad tina The making IL he contracts demanded woud amount to a
conspnecy entered into b. TIL employers to. deny the nonwhon workman either ue
right or ne opportunity to ean a wins by his calling
Second-The unions Insist upon the right at such times and for such reasonsa as
hey and they alone, hall deem It, to organize and maintain systmatcb oycottsi in
which their employers must become parties arhupat with them. That is that
the empioye shall have not only the fright to say that h viii not ideal or trade with
m person who is declared unfair, but that his employer must suspend all business
relations with such person, wihou having any voice in determining the Justice of
the complaint gaimst the oycoted pary. Tms demand The Business Mems sssoca-
ton resEts contendhg that every merchant manufacture or other employer shall
have the nght to continue his business relations with his customers without regard
to whether some union. Of which he is not a member TN in which he has 10 vote
shall decide that the customer Is de@rngo of social or business osuacism.
bird abor unions involved in this controversy insist upon the right to In
sttute and maintain whats rek known as sympathetic strikes, b. and through which
al Of the. employees of any employer, without having ny grievance of their W or
ahy complain to make against their employer may at their Will, under a decision
arrived at without his r1dpsuo bring all of his business o a standstu because
ht to withdraw fom heir empbvment hi demand he Rusnezs Mems a@ocaHor
redis. contendtng thatn NJ employer ought to be subject to an arbitrary suspension
OF his business. that no quarrel or dissatisfaction existing between him and his m
ploye5s imply because there is dissatisfaction in some oher line of enpIovnent or
with some other employer "
These are the issues involved in the present labor disturbance, and pom the Jus.
ue OF the positions of the conendtng parties In these essential respects the public
Is asked to decide BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
CALLS uMBRIA PLOT FAKE
detective Declares Mana Never In
tended Dynamite should
Explode.

CHICAGO, May l6.-Destruction OF life or
property was never intended by the maker
OF the internal machine found on umbria's
wharf, according to a statement made today
by Detective Sergeant Carey of New York.
He also said Russell" who made the de-
vice, did not live in Chicago.
''There never was any danger from the
machine said Detective Carey. I'm the
hrst place there were no caps on the fuses
and the dynamite could not have exploded.
In the second place the device never would
have been placed on Umbria, because no
property is taken aboard an ocean liner un-
less some one claims II before sailing. Then
the fake dynamiter wrote the police and
told them OF the machine, and has done
several things to keep the affair before
the public. A discredited note in French
was folsted on the press by this peculiar man
to lend the impression that he had sunk
the Hnronic. Then an alleged warning was
sent 10 the expressman who took the box
TO the Cunard wharf.
81 am not wholly in the dark az to who
sent the dynamite to the wharf, but ] dc
not care TO say what 1 think the motive
was
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
NATIVES KILL. TWO AMERICANS
Captain and Private of Fifteenth
Cavalry Meet Death I'm
BOIo Rush.

MANILA, May 1s.-Captain Clough Over
ton of the Fifteenth cavalry, and Private
Harry Noyes were killed and Private Hart
low was wounded, yesterday in a bolo rush
at Sucatlan, island OF M~indanao.
No details have been received beyond a
brief telegram reporting the death. 1t is
said that six Of the enemy were killed.
It is thought the natissa approached Cap
tain Overton's comm Sspretending friend
ship and Then attacked he command.
Three hundred bolo men resisted the
landing Of a force of scouts at Callahan,
Camaguin island. Tuesday. They charged
the scouts and wounded two of them. 1t
required an hour to dispense the insur-
gents. Twelve Of the latter were killed
and many wounded. The scouts. whose
gaIlantry was commended, are pursuing the
insurgents.
WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Captain Over
ton was a native Of Indiana, He was APP
pointed to the Military academy from
Texas in 1884. Harry c. Noyes, the private
killed. enlisted in Troop d, Fifteenth cav
airy, at Cincinnati.