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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-19

Alex Bowen, who resides just
northeast Of the city, spent Sunday
with New Martlnsvllle friends.
w. L. Russell, business manager
of the Oh Review, was an afternoon
business caller at New Martinsville.
With the whisky tax to remain
as 1t Is we'll have to use the more
settler In our high balls and King
Williams.
With the advent of each cold
wave hard winter Is that much
nearer Its finish; If that Is any con
ISOLATION,
Mrs Leisure and son, of Gamer
on, Who have been visiting rela
tives here, lett for their home this
afternoon.
Mrs. Colburn, who resides just
West Of Matamoras, Is the guest OF
Mrs, George McCamey of north
Water street.
G. B. Stocking, popular young
man of Wells street, went It
Wheeling this afternoon on bust
ness mission.
John Potts, popular attsche OF
the B & 0. R R spent Sunday
in the city with his sister. Mrs. W.
H. Noll, of Main street.
Col Frank Fertig and G. B Sic
maker left the city this morning
for the Uniontown, O.. oil field to-,
look after their interests
Mr. and Mrs. W H Smith ard
c. R. Martin, of Middlebourne,
passed through the city this morn
Ing on their way to Charleston.
The only boat reported for to
morrow Is the Keystone State for
Cincinnati The steamer IS due to
arrive here at p. m. from Pitts
burg.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-19

SOmetlmc6, however,
the husbands attention is directed to
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
its remarkable cures of wonanly dis
eases He may not have much hope Of
a cure, but he IS led to try the medicine,
with the result that in almost every case
there is perfect and permanent cure.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
irregularity. It dries the drains which
weaken women, heals inflammation and
liberation, and cures female weakness.
As a tonic for women who are nervous,
sleepless, WORKOUT and rundown vFa-
vorite Prescription" is unequaled.
sIn answer to your letter will say, my wife
commenced to complain twenty years ago."
writes Lewis A. Miller, ex-Chief-ofPolice, Of 80
Prospect St., Weissport, Pa. awe have tried the
skill Of twelve different doctors. She took gal
Ions Of medicine during the time she was i'll,
until I wrote to you and you told US what to do
She has taken eight bottles of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription and six Of the Golden Med
ical Discovery She can do her own work now
and can walk around again and is quite SMART
~Favorite Prescription has the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its COM
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved SUBJ
stitute in its place.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigor.
ate stomach. liver and bowels.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-19
LOCAL NEWS
Early to bed
And early to rise;
Stick to your trade
And advertise.

Cold feet weather.
Rising temperature.
Sidewalks are still Icy.
River continues to recede.
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
This will be another cold night.
Oh 10 Texas Is getting rather
coy
This is cold snap-lor plumb.
ers.
Wood burners are becoming pop.
ular.
Jack Frost returned calls last
night.
DAYS lengthen and cold
strengthens.
Council will convene In regular
session tonight.
Lee Freidenrich,o of Wheelipg,was
In the city today.
The ferry boat will resume to.
morrow morning.
Change of this weeks flyers a:
the Fair" store. I96t
It's the want of health that makes
we lth for the physicians.
Wanted--Second hand cigar case.
Apply at this Office. Is st
Ed Smith, of Galmish, Is a busi-
ness caller In the city.
Many believe that honesty Is the
best policy for the other fellow.
There isn't usually much sugar
about the man who raises cane.
Grier sells China tooth powder,1sc.
56t
w. F. Kaiser, Of Salem, spent
Sunday In the city with friends.
Jack Frost is determined that the
strenuous life shall not lose him.
Samuel Nicely left the city this
MOI uing for points north on busi-
ness.
J.Y AtcNaught left this morn
Ing for points on the Short Line
railroad,
7. H. Collins aid Vern Harvey
left this morning for the Folsom
oil field.
Contractor Jere Irwin lei the
city this morning for the Cameron
oil field.
G W. Stocking, of Wells street,
went to Wheeling this morning on
business.
The sun shone brightly this after
noon but the atmosphere remains
quite sharp.
There are times when the al
mighty dollar will not 60 as far as a
little pollteness.
Fred Lowell we'll known driller
came down Saturday evening from
the Mar. hall county oil field and
remained over Sunday here with
his family.
Miss Smith, demonstration for the
Walther's Peptonized Port com
pany, will be at Grier's Drug Store
for one week commenced Jan. 10
and will be pleased to have the pub
lie call and try the merits OF Pep
trop'zed Port. 10 St.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-19

Love IL unequally
yeked with sickness.
Labor is lightened by
love, but love cannot
tighten pain or relieve
it. Many a man looks
on at his wife's suffering
willing to do anything
to aid her and able to do
nothing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
A6(Gteo ..
Don 5ebe 9e1to.

Grnit bate Inn bes @aters piQen
uuf feline 2iebe per3idten miihen.
Dieter bate ieincn Bitten Elm Ell ierncs
Nein entgegengeieBt, benn tie erfiiQen
bieB ale bic bo6fliegenoen plGne ME-
Deri6lQgen, bic Der ebrgei5ige Mdm
fir bic 3utunft Ieines ein5igen begabz
ten So6nes gcmu6t bate, uno oo4
1tunb unb fiel err nit t6nen. 4ls grnIt
qber enbli6 film erflGrte, 0unn tpoQe
cr porten, Bis er ii6 fem Slid bur6
etgene 8raFt geninnen t0nne, mar Der
8oter crIt in piitbenOes Soben, oann
uber in einen b%artnGdtgen, 16peren
SriibI inn berfuIen, BON Dem er in jun
gen Sabren i6on einmal heimgeiu6t
Qepeien. 8ein Maittel, feline Sur balf,
Bis enbli6 grnit ii6 ge3pungen lab,
bic 8eIunbbeit Des 8uters ipieoer gu
erfuufen.
Gr bate 6onnu bumals glei6 aGc5
gei6rieben, in tur3en, abgerihenen
5Gben, bic nod gang unter benz Gin
fluB ieines friiAen pilDen S6mer5es
itqnoen. Mas er bon iAr als Nnttport
erbielt, mar Elm fur5es Qebepobl 10
peiIe tlung jebes Wort unb ni4t5
ipra9 barin BON aampf uno gntla9en,
pie er fi6's ertpartet bate. Infang5
poIte er fat an ibr 5lpeifeln, neil tie
10 i6neQ getr0itet i6ien, polte gldl@
ben, bab tie ibn entlpeber ni6t gelteb:
bate pber baB tie bus groBe, fparme
6er3 ni6t beiab, bas er in i6r geIudt.
IS mar eben aQes % aufgetpi9lt in lei
mem Snnern, DaB er nun trlib uro
i9par3 ieben tonnte.
Grit als err tpieDer na9 Der Timber
IitGt reiite unb feline StuOten au fnabm,
fano er nit Der Hube fetnen tlaren
Slid 8uriid unb i6r Bib Itonb in inn
auf, itra6lenb por Reinbeit uno Snnigz
felt. limb pie batten Tie ii4 peritanz
ben. 9einen MiBtlung Bate es gege<
ben, teinen 3peifel unb tetn 8eheimz
nib, nur liebepones 9eriteRen unb
4ufseben ineinunoer.
limb penn 1ie ii6 audi nit iRren
@orten nur @eiAiter nanntcn, baB tie
ii9 mebr paren, ous butten iia bod
ibre 8lide geiogt, iOnie ieoer Druid
unb iebe leiie geriibrung ibrer 9dnbe.
Gs mar 6anna aud t~einespegs 10
al Mut6, tpie ibr 8rief permutben
lieB. Wenn er nur geieben bate, mas
es ibr f~oitete, ibm 10 rubig unD gefaBt
gu iareiben tpdbrenb Der tiefite Sam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

9ai1p bate ben II yloen1einten
Hat6 hires ncu g%efponnenen 5reunoc5
befolst, uno ibr feines Stimmdlen crz
t0ntc am ndditsn 0ormittdg unermuoz
lid por benz 6otcl griitol, no Bel Dem
beitdnoigsn 8ommen uno 9cben Der
@Gite Der grfplg in Der Shat tein lib
Ter mar, tpenn or audi BEL benz Wtdn9el
elmer ieniationellen Su9esneul9teit bas
8eI6Gft bon a.Itern nidt errci6te.
Nad G6arles bate fc iih bis icbt pcrz
eebens unseieben. Iber Dap or lif)
ab1ihtlih fernbolten fOnntc, Inn lbr
ni6t bur9 ieinen Mitbeiperb BEN OBJ
fab gu i1md.ern, fam i9r ni6t einen
Musenblid in ben Sirn.
Sebt ronte Gin 8agen Dor bas 9oz
tel, unt Der Tcaergroom bcs 9otcls
iprana cilfertis binSu, I'm ben S6laa
au Dffnen. 3uerit itieg elm ichr elegant
aefleioeter 6err in tpciBen 9anla1hen
ilnb rotten @lacebano1duben beraus.
Gr bate Elm mageres, beindbe 5ttronenz
oelbes @eiidt nit eincm petidrpar5en
3pidelbart. gr tpunptc 1it nod benz
Waaen suriid, Tin elmer idlant gerpahz
Ienen Dame beim Nusitei9en befilflih
au ietn. l1nb Oaifps runoe ainberau@
sen Dffneten fid pcit beim anblid BON
10 piei Sd0nbeit uno 9ornebmbett'
ols ba in elmer Iid peitbin ausbreitenz
ben Wolfe BON iiBem Woblserud aut
bas pflaiter bernieoeri9mebte.
uSas 1T Rita 2eoni. Der Star bonn
metropolitan zsbeater," bOrte ile isz
manb neben iih fasen. unb fperll9er
neil lie pirtlih auf bas 3uitanoetomz
men zines GeI9Gfts eebofff bate, als
UNI bies Wunber in Srauenseftalt aus
nod erOberer Ndbe a15ritannen:
brGnate iie ii@ NIT Der unoerlerthslt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Offer br5brih hob lie in id6er gefpe.

Mber plDbli6 bob tie in id6er 8epef
gung ben 8opf emppr unb id6 in ttefet
gein 81 ibm auf. nglein, grnlt,"
Ipra9 tie nit bebsnber Stimme, nes
gebt bod ni6t, i9 BARI es ni4t tbun.
Sd t0nnte es ia, Dir fOlgen in bds
@erbre6en unb ben 6lu9, neil i4 ddes
fir Did fam. 2tber On, pie polteit
9u IS aus6ulten? Oh meinIt iebt, Tu
f0nnteit IS. Q(ber ih femme Did, 9u
biit nlr fir bas 8ute unb S4One gsz
boren uno Ioqteit leben nit einem gez
brodenen S6pur auf Dem @epifen?
i'm leiIe, n9ent' an Define Mutter,
Grn1t."
Oa Ionf Iein 8opf ouf bic 8ruft MES
Der. Gr bate Bis ieBt MIR ben Batter
Dor Mrtgen gebabt, I'M i6m 81 troBen,
Inn, Den er niemals anoer8 ais itreug
rno liebloS geIe6eu. Nber an bic Muts
ter bate er nift gebadt, bic arne,
feline, peridii6terte 5ruu, Die auBer
ibm nidts beiub. Gu pett er Suriids
benten fonnte, als gang tleiner Sun9e
f6pn, mar iein @oriuB getpeien, tie einz
NAL auf Den SGnoen 81 trd9en, penn
er Elm Mann getpproen. limb nun foGte
er i6r I6lpsren Summer bereiten L?
0enn pie es au6 fam, pb Der 8dter
irieoer trart tpurbe ober ob er oenSobn
eritieB, fir ie mar eS INNER 5er>
f6metterno.
Wie perni6tet itQnb er bu. Sd
fiiblte er pIDBli6 Sanna's He6te auf
ieiner G6ulter unO lab ibr in bic &uz
qen. SIN nd6iten 4ugenblid fdnoen
iid hire Qippen gu einem glii6enben,
ni6t enoenpnaenben 8uB. @ls iie iid
enDIi4 fret iaben, fab er tie beipegt uno
bantbur an: n9u biit 10 gut, 9dnna,"
Iaqte er, ,oab On mir III au9 bas
nod geidentt bait. Mit oieiem 8uh
bait 0u mir meme 8raft unb &larbeit
lpieber gegeben. SEPT peiB i'd es, mir
riirfen uns niht pereinen, neil mir 5u
pieles p~reisgeben miibten. 9dfiir 1T
unIere Qiebe ober gu beili9. 3reu mol
len mir rns aber bleiben, Bis in ben
Sob" Damn le9te er ibr 90pf4en
Iunft gegen feline S6uIter unb f6lang
ben 4rm fe1t I'm Die f6lante @eitalt.
2onge Itanoen fe in ieligem 9efiibl,
Bis Sannd ii6 Ianft oon ibm losmdd=
te. n8eb' iebt, Grn1t," bat ie bring
lid, gebe Die onDeren beralftommen,
id f0nnte Did ieBt feline gIei6giilti9en
9inge reben b0ren."
90 cling er. sic iab inn nu6, Biz
er berf6tpunben mar, bann iant lie NIT
einem Ieifen Mebruf 0or benz 2ebnitubl
auf ben 8pben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

- -
Mit nift geringer lln8eDulo bate
9QiID McGulp6 auf t6ren Sitter 9ez
ipartet. Wber ais er bdnn enDlth fam,
nuroe Tie eini9ermaben enttGui DIT,
benn mas er ibr gu er3G6len bate, mar
BEL Weitem nidt 10 intereIant, ais tie
e5 eripartet.
oMtt metner Ileuigfeit mar es bot
ni6ts," Iagte er auspel6eno. nSte
mar nift piel mebr tpert6 ol5 Deine
,3lpi1inge Der Mfrs. 6lanagon. 4ber
id babe ni6tsDe1tppeniger beute einel
@liidstuQ gebabt. 9enn man bat mir
cine feIte Mnte0ung i'm Bureau bes
v4rgus" gegeben, uno i6 lperoe nun
nift lGn9er n0tbig baden, 3eitungen 81
pertaufen unb auf Der Strabe gu iiber=
naften."
n0us 1T gut fir bid" io9te 9oiin
e~rfreut, ober bunn fiigte fte bod nit
einem 5euF3er bin3u: sd tpoGIte, i'd
tonnte Das 3eitungsDerfaufen aud)
aufqeben. 9enn heute BADEN mir gu
crit Die abb 6eltl16en Sl19e1l u1l1efl am
6ufen feline Rube geluIien, unD Dann
babe i6 beim Ndd6duietommen nod
bon meiner Sante Bridget Yriige( gez
triegt, neil id ibr nidt iogsn lpollte,
rp ih gelpeIen mar, SD fiir6te, i'd
bringe Die fiinf3ebn Sdilling bod in
meinem gon5en 2eben nidt 5uiammen."
.9o9," ia9te Charles, inoem er Elm
7prqFdltig in Yopier gepideltes Pddz
den aus i~eirer linfen 6ofentuide 5o9
unb es Dem MGo6en in Die 9ano briid=
te, ia finb Tie, 9uiip.- gun bruu6It
bu ni6t me6r on ben 9ofen binunter.
@ooD bDe."
11nb ebe Tie Ii6 nod BON ibrem Grz
I~toltnen er6oIen fonnte, mar er nit LAM
gen Sdben babon unD i'm 9untel bes
Nbenb5 berI6punoenn. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

WlI IplSeHupN Jluullllllu9 Vul4e W.
oMelbourne 6eralo" ipieoer cine FEM
~Iationeae Neuiefeit, unb in ulen Straz
ben tonnte man bic 3eitun9slungen
briinen boron: r@ebeimnibpoller 0iebz
itabl i'm Observation-Disclosures tbz
Ielbaftcs 9erI6ninben BON Rita 2eo<
mis- 8rilanten. - Der interci Qntcite
ariminalfau bieIes Subres!!"
@enau 10 lau1sten ndmli6 Die lib
lidcn brci lleberihriften zines Dir
titels, Der folgenben Wortlaut bate:
rSeit Wpden crre9t Der herrli6e
8riQuntIdmud Der sefeierten Speret=
tenoipa 8itu 2eoni aQobenbli6 bic Be-
numbering unb bas Gnt5iiden u~nierer
Oamenpelt. uno bieles toitlihe 8ez
Idmeibe, beiIen 9auptitiid oas Sc
idcnt zines ruFiiden @roBfiiriten 1T,
uno pus leiper nur fir fiinftauI enb
pfunb Bel Der @eieaidaft u@rsus" gez
qen OiebItabl perii6ert mar, obpo9l
iein Wertb minbeitens bus Sreifude
betrGst, lit eeitern abcno pabreno
Der 9oriteluns auf unertldrli9e Weiie
perIdpunben. Man bente iia folgenz
ben Seroune. 6rGulein Hita 2eont
fpmmt mie INNER cine babe Stunoe
Dor 8eginn Der 9oriteauns in i6re
@aroerobe, mo lie BON Mrs. 8roDnie,
elmer Mntleibefrau, bebient pirb, bic
felt 5ebn Sabren am Metropolitunz
tbeater beihdftist 1T unb iid bisber
tabellos eefibrt bat. Die 8arberobe
Der 0ipa liegt i'm eriten Stod nah Der
idmalen Seiteni trabe binaus, bic Ii6
an Der 9interfront bes Sbeatersebduz
bes binaiebt. 0ur4 bas Geniter tann
niemanb einiteigen, tpenn er ni4t cine
Jeuerleiter auiest. Oas 3immer bat
rlur cine einaiae. auf ben Sang hinausz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

balbiae Grmittlung bes Oiebes ober
Diebesbeblers auf has 8eitimmteite
peripre4en."
Gr fonnte ni6t ~polenben, benn ct
mas bDtit Seltiames uno ueberra=
Idenbes bate fi9 plOBlid ereignet.
1rGulsin Rita 2eoni mar nGmli6 mil
einsm Iufruf Der @er3peiflnng Don
tbrer Gbuiielongue aufseiprungen uni
bate iid i6m nit Der gan5en Inmut9,
bic auf Der 8ibne pas Gnt5iiden t9rer
0erebrer ausmu6te, i'm eigentli6iten
@inne bes @ortes gu 5iiBen getporfsn,
rgarmber5igfeit, mein 9err =
gnaDe! @tir5sn Sic mid ni4t ms
gerberbsn! Sd = i'd ielbit bin oieie
peiblide 9sitalt gepeien."
Der Mnbere bemii6te ii6 5tpar mod,
ben Gritaunten 81 ipielen; aber bas
irpnii9e 2G9eln, bas I'm feline 2ippen
3udte, itrafte feline Worte 2iigen.
Sic, srGulein 2eoni? - 4ber oas 1T
ia gang unmDgli4."
SIS lit letoer bic Wa4r6ett. Wir
befanben uns in elmer i6redli6en
9eloperlegenbeit, uno bu i'd mid ni6t
oa5u entI9lieben fonnte, meine
@6mutIa9en 81 psrieBen ooer 81 perz
f~aufen, fam mein 8ruDer auf ben unz
olidliden 8eoanfsn, un5 bic 8erii6ez
rungsiumme 5u peri6affen, inoem mir
ben Qnidein ertpedten, Die Sulpelen
ieien geitoblen fporoen. 3n bteiem
3ped mubte id tie pie imnsr NIT IN
6as Sbeatsr nebmsn, mubte, um cine
.3eugin fir i6r 8orbanoen letn gu hoz
ben, bic Mntleibefrau beranldhen, Die
gtuis 81 0ffnen, uro muBte oann Die
penioen Minuten, pGbreno oeren tie
burf einen BON m,inem 8ruoer abb
Ianoten 9oten brauben por Der Sbur
feftoehdlten nuroe, Da3u benuben,
Dem lln%tenItebenoen Die Gtuis Su5umerz
fen. Oa 6aben Sic bus gauge 8eltdnoz
min. unb nun, ba th mein S4idial
in ss6re SG1os gelegt babe, nun tperoen
Sic nidt 10 gruuiam ietn, mid gu osrz
berben." -
0em 0ireftor Der 6eieG14uft n4rz
Gus" lag in Der Shat nl9t oas 8ez
rino1te an benz 8erDerben Der &un1tlez
rim. Gr bate feline 8pridldge f4on IN
8ereitiaaft, unb tie tpuroen nit betz
Rem Sanfe angenpmmen. Die 8eoinz
ol1noen lauteten: Soforti9e 8eibrtnz
dln9 Der angeblih nur perlegten SUI
relen, bamit bic un19ulot9 perbdttete
W}rs. 8rotpnie nod 6eute in 6relbett
oe5ebt nerben f0nne, uno 3ablun9 Ell
ner dnoemeTenen Gnti6doigung an Die
bebauernspert6e @ntleiOefrau; ferner:
WuFbebung Der nit benz nIr9us" ab9ez
IdloHenen 9erii6erung unter 8erfda
Der 8rdmie unD @ntri6tung BON flint
ala Qfuno sterling gum GriaB Der 9ez
babten 4uslagen. 8et prpmpter Grz
fiiGuno bieier bei6eibenen 5orberungen
IrQte aud npn Seiten De5 u9erdlo"
bus 8e6eimriB bes mertIpiirot9en Suz
fpelenbie6Ituhl5 unperbrii4lt4 geipobrt
perDen.
Sic perben ia nun ~ullerbingS pielz
lei6t bod gen0tbigt iein, Sbre Sleinoz
oien gu perpfdnben," fiigte Der Director
bel Der b0fliden @erubidieoung Id
6elno bin3u, yaber e5 bleibt Sbnen Die
MDgli9teit, aus Dem in%tereNonten
0prfaq 10 piel Retlametapitai gu idlaz
gen, bubSie bamit binnen 8ur3em lplez
Der auf sShre Soften tommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

yoSG) mDGfe pen JtepQ1Ieur 1pre
den" iagte Gbarles etpus beflommen
uno Der uniformirte S6iir6iiter be
tra6tete ihn 5iemli3 9eringI6dBi!
bon pben Bis unten.
vWel6en 9ebafteur? Den fir bai
0uspGrtige oDer ben 9anoel Doer ba!
2Dtale ober -"
Sen Rebatteur, Der bic fin
S6il1ing be5ablt bat fir ben Morb II
Som Suder's SaIoon", unterbra9 ibl
Gbores turs entIdloiien. sd hab
cine Neuigfeit fir i'm, Die minoeiten!
bus Spppelte pertb it,"
Der junge Mann per5og ben Muni
81 einem b0nii9en 8rinien, ober e,
Fi6rte ben 3eitunssiunsen bod in Ell
nes Der pielen 3tmmer, beren Sbiirel
auf ben idier enbloien Gang ausmiin
beten. 0u muBte CHARLES Elm paat
Minuten parten, Biz iid bic gforte Ell
nes Heterogeneous Dor i6m auftbat
Sin 9err, Der Dor ieinem nit papie
rem iib~erlabenen Shreibti1h Jap
ftreifte i5n nit einem flii4tisen Bid
nSu bait cine Neuigteit fir Def
rSeralb"?"
rSa. Iber id iaee iie nidt eber
als bis i'd rpsib, mas i4 oafiir betom
me-"
81, iieb bod, mas fir Elm tii6ti:
ger Geihdftsmann in Dir itedt. Qbe,
es 1T Bel uns ni6t 8rau6, bic 8aB'
i'm Sad gu taufen. Sd fam Dir nidt!
peiter peripreden, als bab mir fit
beine @enauigteit senau 10 piel be3ub:
len psrben, als tie nertb it,"
CHARLES iiberlegte Elm penig. Sa e1
absr funb, buB Der Mann an
S4reibtii3 Elm ebri9es @eii6t babe
erf6lob er fi9, linn gu %psrtrausn.
ygs banbelt 1i6 Inn ben @hmuc
bes 5rdulein Rita 2eoni," iuste er
sd fann Sbnen mittbeilen, mas &C.
iaehen it"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

Qu8 benz 8eri4tsfadG.
Ri6ter: m... Wenn Sic bod felbf
3uQeben, baB es total finfter mar, tpie
f0nnen Sic bann o6ne Weiteres be-
6uupten, baB Die fur6tbare Sbrfeige.
tpelde sic er6ielten, gerabe pon Sbrem
Meiitcr nar?" - @eIcQe: So, iie III
mir bait 10 betunnt porgetommenl"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-23
The Coal Strike Commission.

The Erie company closed its case be-
fore the coal strike commission at Phil
adelphia Friday and was followed by
the Scranton and Elk Hill coal com
panies Their statements were similar
to those of the other companies. Num-
erous witnesses testified TO the respon-
sibility of the miners union for the al
legged restriction of the hard coal pro-
duction. Others testified that the I'M
ion was detrimental to discipline at
the collieries, that mining is compar-
atively healthful occupation, and fur.
Their to acts of lawlessness committed
during the recent strike. In his clos
ing address to the commission Satur-
day, John Mitchell bitterly attacked
the operators. charging the men with
bad faith in having locked out 5000
miners in defiance of their agreement
with the commission. He said the
present scarcity of coal was the result
of the failure of the companies to sup
ply cars his information having come
from the local unions in answer to his
circular urging the miners to work and
increase the output of coal. Maj. Ever
EFT Warren, representing several coal
companies. called for proof of these as
sertions. declaring that the companies
had information to the contrary. The
examination of Col. r. A. Phillips of
Scranton, general superintendent of
the mining department of the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western rail- Dad
company. took up the greater part of
MONDAYS session. He told of condi-
tions in and about the collieries owned
by his company and his testimony was
similar to that of the other superinten-
dents. Tuesday employees of the COM
pany testified that they had no griev-
ance and we're opposed to the strike.
The steam men asked Mr.. Mitchell to
recall the order but he said he could
not: and they were obliged to strike.
The Temple Iron company began its
testimony.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-23
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-23

Twelve workmen were killed and Il
injured in a rear-end collision of a
train containing lumber and laborers
with rotary snow-plow on the Great
Northern railroad near Chiwakum,
Washington, Tuesday.
Naval Commander Richmond P. Hob
son, who recently made an unsuccess-
full attempt to be placed on the re-
tired list of the navy because of trouble
with his eyes, has been ordered to
Puget Sound navy yard for duty as
head of department of construction
and repairs.
The sultan of Jolo, Philippine, is
lands, is dead of cholera. His mother,
who holds the reins of power, went to
Jolo as a slave. Her career has been
compared with the rise in power of the
Dowager Empress of China. She once
unblushingly asked the Philippine
commission for poison in order to en-
able her to protect her sou in the Sui
tanate.