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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
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Maysyille, Ky, July Enraged at
the tardiness of the courts, mob
broke into the Flemingsburg jail yes
terday and hanged William ThacRer,
- white man, who had been given a
life sentence for the murder of John
Gordon two years ago. Thackcr in
a quarrel with Gordon. at FoXport
shot and killed him and then sat on
the body, Winchester in hand. while
he smoked his pipe and dared any
one to attempt to arrest him. At
the time Thacker escaped, but was
later arrested and lodged i'm jail at
Flemingsburg. He was given two
trials and finally got life sentence.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
WITH A REVOLVER.
A Defa utter Committed Suicide I'm "a
New HIampshire Hotel.

Portsmouth, y. H., July IA man
who registered as q. b. Osborne. of
New York City, committed suicide by
shooting at the Hotel Rockingham
yesterday. Osborne arrived here
Wednesday night and after dinner
wrote several letters to New York
people. Thursday employees OF the
hotel heard shot in the room
and forced the door, which was lock-
ed and barricaded with chairs. The
man lived about half an hour after
the shooting.
New York, July 17.-George b. Os-
borne was the manager of the claims
department of the Commercial As
Surance and Palatine insurance com
panies, by which he had been en-
ployed for 16 years. He left on va
cation at the request of the general
manager, who desired an expert eX-
animation of the books of OsbOrne's
department. This examination show
ed Osborne to be a defaulter and he
must have known his defalcation had
been discovered. He leaves a wife,
dauphter and SON
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
Tarred and Ercatncroa,

Ithaca, y. ", July 1.-THE citi-
zens of Peruville, a village ten miles
from here, gave coat of tar and
feathers yesterday to Theodore Tn
derwood, who a year ago was tried in
Ithaca for the murder of j. f.
Teeter. 1t is reported that Under
wood drove his wife and three chill
dren from home three days ago and
they have since lived with neighbors.
1t is said Mrs. Underwood attempted
to return to her home, but was again
driven away. \ crowd assembled.
lighted bonfire in the road. heated
a pot Of tar and sent posse for the
offender. He was stripped. smoth-
cred with tar and feathers and sent
home
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
MANY BROKEN HEADS.
Two Battles Between Chicago Riue-
coats and Friends of strikers.

Chicago, July l6.-Desperate fight
ing between the police and the strik-
ers of the Kellogg switchboard Co.
took place Wednesday afternoon and
evening, when the company attempt
ed to send freight to some of the
railroad depots. In one instance the
police opened fire with revolyers, and
although the fusillade was continued
for several minutes nobody was in
Jured. Later there was fight in
which no revolvers were used. and
the police laid out number of men,
some of whom were left in the street
until their friends came back and
picked them up.
The first fight occurred when a
truck loaded with freight escorted by
police bound for the Burlington de-
pot was passing an unfinished build
ing at the corner of Harrison and
Peoria streets. \ bowling mob of u
thousand men and boys was follow
ing close upon the police and pelting
them with stones and sticks. Team
sters who sympathiZed with the
strikers managed to get their wagons
into the way of the Kellogg Co.
wagon as it reached Peoria street
and occasioned a blockade. The po-
llce were endeavoring to clear the
street when the worllmen on the un-
finished building showcred them with
bricks. The officers drew their revol-
Vers and fired at the workmen, who
lied to the interior of the building.
The second fight occurred when the
n0IIpp asanrfinn ln1I
of freight to the warehouse of the
Terminal Transfer Co. at Ogden ave-
nue. and Twelfth street. mob fully
5000 strong followed the wagon and
although the police were outnumber-
ed one hundred to one, they took the
wagon safely to the depot. The mob
had greatly increased by the time the
wagon was ready to make the return
trip. The mob pelted them with
stones and hurled vile epithets at
them. The climax came at Congress
street and Ogden avenue, when a pri-
vate watchman who had no particu-
lar call to mix in the trouble on
either side, fired at one of the mob.
The shot went wild, but it inflamed
the mob to the highest degree and
they charged down on the police. The
latter were waiting for the crowd
and when it arrived the officers went
at it with fists and clubs.
dozen men with broken heads were
left lying in the streets where they
had been knocked by the officers.
Twenty arrests were made.
Chicago, July 1S-The riotous CON
duct of the strikers of the Kellogg
Switchboard Co. and their sympa-
thizers during the last four days i'm
PEELED Mayor Harrison to issue
proclamation last night urging all
people to remain away from the
scene of the trouble and calling upon
the rioters to cease from their work
The proclamation insists that all
people must keep off the streets near
to and refrain from gathering in
crowds around the Kellogg plant and
declares that all persons who do this,
or in any other way interfere with
the police by the forming of block
AIDES, would promptly be arrested and
punished
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
COAL MINERS GRIEVANCES.
Cancellation Board Renders Decisions
on Three Complaints.


Wilkes barre, Pa, July 11.-Thc first
decisions of the conciiation board
which relate to some of the grev-
ances in the HazIeton district were
made public Thursday. Only three
of the 10 grievances submitted by
President Dettrey, of that district,
were decided Two favor the con-
tention of the men and one is against
them. As to the grievances of the
driver boys employed by Markle d
Co., who complained that they were
obliged to work during the dinner
hour without extra pay, the conciIia-
ton board decided that the boys
must be paid overtime for such work,
but that the boys must report for
work at the same hours and perform
the same duties as they did before
April, 1902.
In the complaint of the miners en-
ployed by Coke Bros. & Co. that the
company had refused to accept the
check weighmcn selected by the min
ers, the board decided that the com
pany shall recognize these check
weighmen. no matter whether they
are selected from among the en-
ployes or from another mine. the
company to collect from the miners
sufficient to nay said check weighmcn.
The complaint of the Coke Bros
employees that the company raised
the price of coal for domestic use
was decided against the men. the
board deciding that it had no power
to fix the price of coal to the en-
ployes or to act on such grievance.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.
Extra Session of Congress to be Called
President Roosevelt Desires Early
Action Along Lines Of His Recent
message and Speeches.

Action Along Lines Of His Recent
Message and Speeches.
oyster Bay, \. Y, July 17.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is deeply interested
IN the financial legislation. As stu
dent of affairs he had noted for a
long time the necessity of financial
legislation of Il remedial character
ana yesterday he expressed to Sena-
Tor Lodge, of Massachusetts, his de-
sire that early action upon the sub
Ject should be taken by congress
along the lines OF his recent message
and speeches. Indeed, it can be said
he hopes action will be initiated at
the extra session of congress which
he will call on Monday, November s.
Senator Lodge arrived here Thurs
day morning and passed the day with
the president at Sycamore Hill. lie
is member of the Alaskan boundary
commission, which is to begin its ses-
sions in London in September. Be-
fore sailing for England today he
came to Oyster Bay to consider with
the president, among other things,
the work of the commission.
Before his departure Senator Lodge
gave to the press a statement CON
corning his conference with the pres
ident. In this statement the preSi-
dents hopes regarding financial leg
islation are reflected
YES" the senator continued, in
response to an inquiry whether he
had discussed with President Roose-
welt the proposed extra session of
congress, 'we considered it at some
length
'You know, of course, that an cN-
ira session is to he called to meet
on Monday, November 0, Immediately
following the fall elections. The scs-
sion will be called primarily for the
purpose of enacting legislation APP
proving the Cuban treaty which was
ratified by the senate last spring. The
president hopes, however, as | do,
that we shall be able to take up for
early consideration financial legisla-
ton along the lines of his message
and speeches since he became prcsi-
dent. In this legislation the presi-
dent takes the deepest interest"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
DIR. KomnIZ Is Sentenced.

Pittsburg, July tG.-Dr Walter p.
Kountz, convicted recently of killing
john T.. Walsh, a wealthy contractor,
of this city, while the latter was
walking on the street with Mrs.
Kountz, was yesterday sentenced to
five years i'm the penitcntiary.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
Mrs, Blaine HRies

Augusta, Me, July 1G.-AIrs. james
G. Blaine died at the Blaine home
stead Wednesday. Mrs. Blaine was
rs years OF age. From Washington,
short time ago, she came to the
old family residence here. She was
in an eufechled condition and had
been under almost constant medical
attrntinn since.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23

London. July 17.-Thirteen silver
apostle spoons with figures of Christ
and the II apostles apon them were
auctioned at London yesterday. They
brought the record price of S24, 500.
The spoons were dated 1886 and CON
stitute the earliest complete set
known
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
The VaAue of Technical Scb00b
BY DIR. FRANK w. GUNSAULUS.
President of Armour Institute.

T IS doubtful il even the most far-siehted of
our statesmen have overestimaled the fact
that the position Of America in the
markets of the world is not mat
ter so much OF wheat as of steel.
Agricultural America is always likely to
dominate over agricultural Germany, and
France, and England.
Now, take these nations in the same or
der, and their Importance to us as competi-
tors for the marketing of national product
are first second, and third, not 50 much be-
cause of the relation of either one of them to
the haryests from the soil. as bccansc Of their
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and
recited in the following letters:

Mrs PNKHAM;-I
IL.
table Compound
household
ached extremely could sleep the
pains terrible My husband hundreds dollars
WELL failed
which
of the womb that nothing could
Pnlkhan Vegetable Compound
following well
help Goisend thank
for what have done for LoTTIE NAYoH, 1928 N
Ave-, NV, Washington, d. c.
"DEAE Mrs write tell what Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done for
suffering with falling Of the womb and could hardly drag about
pound completely cured well able do all
your remedies in
j. NJ Lyndal Newcastle, Pa
e. Pinlharos Vegetable Conn
%
docors'and remedies relief
feeling husband should
relief 1coud
one or bottles did so and able to be feet and york
hard all Thanks Vegetable
certainly relief 1t mothers
few dosesan eel a
Il would medicine mothers especially
those suffering was"MRs R. Bennett Neb
WSSSS E Medicine
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
P5ycb0lQgY q Cwe far Divoyce
By MISS ADA c. SWEET,
Dean of Ruskin University,

AL>NNN to know your husband the man whom vol,
81 intend to make your husband the motto which we
would seek to have the OF country aloDt
Coy Psychology has its place in the economy and
g6 @70S the study of this branch of should be made
EN84BNA prominent feature of every young education
Many If not the majority, are the result
OF the failure of 10 understand their husbands
Ih DO not know how their understand their
moods lhey out of sympathy with husbands UNDER
standing that seek oae and comfort elsewhere Psychological studies
would cP to do with these dcpoabe conditions If the course
OF study we propose to establish Run university were TAUGHT
Womcns institutions generally believe that tend to decrease
~ NUMBER OF divorces and there would not be 100000 divorces granted
every year new kind OF new woman needed who has been
taught how to be wife and mother. What needed TODAY de-
crease in the number of business well as the number f
divorces and an increase the who will be
OF intellectual giants Special houseery" should he
taught similar in the taught schools
Domestic arts the study of the properties foods and their
scientific value domestic bookkeeping and taught and
the study OF enography and other subjects that lead woman
into business should be discouraged our Young w
educated along divorces will RAPIDLY decrease
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
The Future woman.

Mr.. Mangasarian says the woman
of the future will be more creative
and inquisitive and less passive and
submissive" than is the woman of to-
day. There are married men, Says
the Chicago Record Herald who will
pity the man of the future if Mr..
Mangasarian is right concerning the
inquisitive part of it.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
Public High Schools iii the Nest
By PROF. ANDREW S. DRAPER.
.ident of the Uniye.sity ID nlinois.

NE great side to the marvellous civilization of the west and
one which IS either forgotten ignored is the exalted place
which the public high school and its feeder the common
school, hold the esteem and love of the people of that
great section The east has little conception of the feeling
The public high school building is the prominent Of
buildings in western village city In all moderation if
may be SAID that wescrncr has far more general and
warmer feens towards all kinds of educational work than
is the in the east.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23

The real herones every day are homes Frequently
it a mistaken and useless heToiSm
Women listen call of duty except the supreme
that tells them to guard their health How much harder the daily
tasks become arrangement
every painful and keeps the system msung?
Irriaby takes the place of happiness and amay and weakness
suffering the health
drag themselves around continue perform
their household duties They have been led to believe that
is necessary because they women What mistake!
The Pinham's Vegetable Compound Danish
and restore happiness Don't smuants
cocs when this great strengthening healing remedy for
always within reach.
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
anything which
special advice write freely Pnlham.
help
a
She helped Of
address and advice
foolish if do accept her kind invitation
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
a DZOrll1llSiOITIIIl'| ii d
.sssssl kGAs,ss 4sAlss slA5A sSs

Ozomulsion is a vita1izing and
purifying blood and nerve food,
which prevents and scientifically,
certainly and safely drives disease
out of the human system.
1t is not merely g food.
1t IS not only a medicine.
1t IS 4 pleasant emulsion combin-
ing the health properties of both.
Cures Consumption and all Lung
Troubles.
For sale everywhere in large bottles,
Weighing over Two Pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Copper rHHsss. knives. nxee and
other edge tools of home msnufHe-
turs viii haun be placed on the mar
kat IL Seattle II tas plans Of re-
enhtIY Organized local company do
not eofne to uauKht The Hen4strafa
family ef fhis city eiaim 30 have re
discovered the Loaf art Of hardening
and tsnperana the rcd metal b a
secret process similar 10 that efa=
pioysd b. the AEsees and the An
Client EEyptianH and are preparing
60 make commercial Use % their diss
eoNsfy.
They have formed a corporation
aith azfse capital knH.sn ss The
Aztec Manufs rturins Company and
have purchased the Union brass
foundry AT 1911 FIrat avenue south.
for consideration of III osa. from
Hansou a Craemsr in which to
cArry on theft work Ths company
hAs an option on . tract % land al
= y =. y ~ ~. -: Wy ssss y i..S-, .'ss
which to build a factory as the bust
uess expands ard owns a mine IN
the vicinity Of vsidea feom which
II IL claimed a sufficient supp Of
native copper can De secured.
II the nea method q hardening
coppef possesses ali the gaad points
that lts inventors claims its dlscuvs
cry will cause q revolution b. the
copper manufacturing industry II
the world The inventors assert and
show many implements IN proof of
their statements. that they have dis
covered method b which copper
can be made ns hard as uutesnpsred
steel and oHtwesf ordinary copper
three To one By a cheap chemical
process free from the expensive fors-
ink hurnmef4ns and rolling methods
~ the pressnt day In short. they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
LEO assgAx - a.. ..
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UNVEILED

MEDIA rs MAY t-The hans
Hsfne snunumsuf erected IN the Court
Haans square. "a the memory 81 the
aoidisft and sailors 81 psia SHfs
county Who fought In tie civil var.
Naa unveiled tssaaY with Interesting
ceremonies ana n the presence 81 a
great srn~d Ttrtat n the suNsfiinK
shafH aas \ street parade 81 which
fhs old suiI1terH and sailors Of the
county the county essFnpe ntsa Of
sf4EltzfY. Hesssai shuAsess ard sssle
organisations tnak part arHtaanA
wern delivered - Judge Isaac John
snA and Daniel AshNatth. speaking
~ behaif Of the army and navy. re-
Fhesffvely
Tire monument consists ~ shaft
e. feet hlHh. and rivals any Of It's
design IN the state az Pennsylvania.
Tbs SHAFT il surrounded - a con-
crete approach it feet side. IA which
are set two brass cannon captured
from Spanish Nar vessels. The
a hole i enclosed With an artistic
iron railing eight feet high.
The monument was erected
through the toint efforts OF the
Grand Army puatK q Media. CheNs
ter ard Norwood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATIONS

INHGANApoi.Is. Ind. Nay -
rfumfuenl priests and eminent pre-
lates - the gGuaau Catholic church
ere gathering here C. tNks part N
tie eeishfatiaH af the twenty fiftn
anniversary q the eiesa tIon Of
Ffansia slina ehatafd 10 ths hlsh=
optic - the diocese 81 Nlnesunes.
nov the ainesns u Indianapolis. The
celebration aili begin taHefroN Nlth
a mass fuertink Of tAytnsn ~ TONI
iuson hall. 10 ahieh the sehe0l ehils
dren "a the several parishes aili
iaks part The ecclesiastical eale=
kfatlsn all he held TUESDAY, be-
SHINING elth a pontificat hiah fntss
- - John ssehuneh IL the farsn0an.
There all 49, b. . banquet for The
elsfap Amnuk the hiah church disz
nItaftrE Il take part, aud . nun her
u Nhagn sre already here, afs Car
dln.H Gibbons. Archbishop QalEiss
81 ehieaHa. Archbishop keane q
Dubuque. Afehhlhhnp Farley Of
New York filshag Mantesdpes Of
EaH t4usa Isalasa NsAIea bishop
Gabriel Of 0sAsnsbutK y 7 Hlshz
81 - Conner - Newark Hishap ksi.
les Of Savannah. Bishop Se4uaae
~ Rochester ard bishop 1anassn -
HaliuxiIis. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

fer months has been given up as
lost
The wfuekaso was seen deriua a
heavy gale from the northwest, and
for that nuAHam the GtunAiNrn could
not stop tu identify Il Il fioated
southwark past the Port side ef the
vessel and al that could be CLEANED
from short glimpse Of Il WaH the
rolls waru painted white and the
sailor MAS clad IN allHktaa that aps
pearrd e be 81 American uauufacs
tufus
The theory upon which local sea
fAring men base their assumption
that the Nfaekalge Was that Of fhe
slelIn i that the schooner was
wrecked someWh here along the Alas
Kan peninsula In the XIeiuits of
Ifnhnak pass and that the cold eur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
COPPER RAZORS OF HOME
MAKE, A POSSIBILITY
Lost art of Ancients Redseovered BY Seattle People
Who Will Begin Manufacturing Operations Here

claim 80 have improved Is per cent.
on the lost art Of the anelsnts.
The new process was invented by
Mrs. Carrie hendatrom ana her two
aans. George HsudstFom and r. >.
Anderson. who live at 1877 BoFeu
avenue. two years ago. Since that
time the matter Of manufacturing
the article has been promoted ~
Fred l.. Rice, a local attorney. The
story of the Invention sounds like .
fairy tale Il. :. Anderson. who
fought IN the Philippines with The
First Washington volunteers. told OF
II yesterday said he
The family began sspsflsasntins
20 discover the lost secret ia Fin
laud eight centuries age. Since then
the knowledge obfatnNd has been
handed down to sons inventive
genius Of the family. which was
driven ~ wsn from royal stations
in Finland 10 Sweden and thence
!. s:s-..,st.,s -. .sss< :.
T. relative % 1nnn Er1csron4 m
ventor Of the Monitor Of civil war
fame.
The Aateca made = tool with
which they reuid cut by casting the
molten copper In a low country snd
forging IL at higher altitude. We
have cur patent, which 10 exclusive.
Ia the United States ind more than
a aosen Of the nations OF Europe.
Perhaps the best proof Of the ex-
ceiienee OF II IL that We secured X
only Is hours after our application
Was made
The manufacture OF trolley wheels.
cylinder rings. machinery boxing.
bells. pransilers and other articles
that require to be hard and rust
proof OF Of great electrical transssit-
ting power viii be first begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
CHINA AT
THE FAIR

siiANGHAI April ie.-tspeolal
correspondence = After repeated
requests Of Prince La. sum II 10. :
geo taeis vii be devoted % the ~
Louis exhibition. chill. kianEsu.
kuangtung and ssaehasn have been
ordered to Contribute 100 GOO ta~Ia
zach to the amount. which caDtfibu.
ton must arrive III Shanghai within
three months. out OF the 100 600
teals, 10000 wIll be devoted To- the
buildings In which Chinese goods re
10 be exhibited, and 10000 viii be
given to Str Robert Hart 20 buy
Chinese produce to be sent to the
exhibition. and remaining 100. 900 il
Intended for the expense and al.
aries Of tho commissioners and their
suite.
In compliance with china,s re-.
quest. Japan engaged three emin.
snt lawyers TO be the chlef advisers
TO the Chinese government They
arrived IN Peklng the other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May s.-The
democrats Il kentucky are holding
n primary election TO-DAY for the
ehoies Of candidates for the nine
state offices e filed at the election
next November. The primary Is an
Innovation with the narts In this
state. conventions having always
been hala heretofore. 4 number Of
party leaders have expressed views
tn oppa& ition to the new plan ard the
outcome Is awaited with interest.
Governor Heekham. having been de-
elared BY the courts e. be eiieibiF for
reelection. viii 81 all probability
head tina ticket. although he IL not
MIihnut nunnNifInn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
MEETING OF
POLICE CHIEFS

NEW ORLEANS Ia. May A.
The annual convention 81 the Inter
national Association q Chiefs II
poHna to be held IN New Orleans
nesf week viii attract the heads Of
the f..altra heea rsntassfH uF the lead
ing cities Of the United States ard
gauada Tire gathering vii begin
Tuesday and continue 81 session
through the greater part Of the
week. The papers aud discussions
will deal With the latest develop
ments IN the methods uf hppfeheuds
Ing and Identifying criminals.