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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-18
Vrazda yynlkaiieiho obtana.

v New Yorku byl zsvrazden
dne 10. listopadu Andrew II,
Green, 'otec Velkeho New Yorkn' ,
jenz byl jednfm vynikajicfch oh
tand tohoto yelemesta. Zastfelil
ho ma schodech vlastnfho jeho
domu ternocb Cornelius M vii.
Iiams, a jak Sc zda, utinil to ze 81.
lenstyf. Vrah omleuya svou vrazdu
tim, ze pry no Green pomluvil.
Syedkem vrazdy byla psni Bray.
oya, sluzka u Greene, poslisek
Emil Nicholson a drozkaf Patrick
Dyer Die jieh vypoVedi tekaI
6ernocb ma Greena al phlde 2
dfadovny Kdyz Sc no dotksI,
po nekoIika sloveeb nan vypalil
pet ran 2 reyolyeru a pax sc opfel
0 zabradli a tekaI ma zateeni VIM.
Burns Murray boteIu pfibGhl a
uchopiy vraha, odeyzdaI ho poll.
eli. Zen poelnal 81 velice klidnG
jako by byl vrazdou spachal neco
chyalyhodnebo. PH ygslechu sde
Ill, be je mu 43 rokh, zc ie svobo
den. Kdyz byl otazan, zdali ne.
lituJc syeho Ginn, odvGtil zc niko.
II to proto, be Green pry znitil
stlsti jeho ziyota a zabranil mu,
ably 81 wal milenku, Iiz mel k
smui rad. Die .eehto vypovsdi
je zfejmo, ze Williams je sileny
Green byl tlcnem mnoha We
deckgch a dejepisnych spolkn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-18
Hrozi mu lyntem.

cesnoch Eduard Green je site.
Zen zylastnf blidkou We v6zeni '
Bronxyille, NY. nebof byla oba.
va, BE- dostanc &C do rnkog lyn
covnik6 Green jest obyinen, ~
napadnul mlsdoh jednu zenu "a.
m6stnanou jako souhoma tdjemni.
ce u byvsleho statnibo senatora.
Mlada zena naI6zala Sc na ceste k
domoya, kdyz i ternoch napadaa!
ehytiv il "a kirk, poeal i skrtiti.
Ona msla tolik duchapEilomncsti,
ze vytahls vlas6 iehlici bodala
ho nj, al Gernoch bolestf kfieel,
Vzdor tomu il yssk nepustil, al
teprve kdyz nskolik lidi kfik ten
zasleehlo spechalo napadene na
pomoc. uprchnul. Byla vsak lined
utvofena teta obean1 a Ii po
dlouhe dobe Greena cbytiIi cd
vedli do yezenf. Kdyz Sc tom
obyvatele v Bronxville dozvedeli,
rozlftiIi Sc a potali pronaseti broz
by proti lotru. Proto k vezeni
postaveny zvlastni straze, ably "a
branily lynei. Green tvrdi, BE
jest nevinen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-18
snezeni v zapadnieh a stfednich
statech.

Poprve y letosni zine poealo
snezit patek stfednim Illinoisu.
Snehoya bouFe. ktera zufila ma
zapsde, pfihnsla sc taktez Y patek
na Michigan napadlo tam ne.
kleryeh misteeh snehu ma 6 pale6.
v Grand Rapids, Wis. napadlo
snshu tyz samg den na ~ palce.
v lowe poealo sneziti Des
Moines die zprav tohoto statu,
snszilo temeF We vsech okresfch.
v Missouri rozzuFiIa Sc sn9hova
boufe kirksville. Byl to prvnf
snih, Aery Sc objevil v Missouri.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-14

Fully 25OO people were I'm Att" nd me =
IA e. St war q 'sn. G rissmRR OPP -nt"g
Saturday, ana nOi adia"pDOiD1ed visit
Ior IN ,h- crowd. This popular stOr"
enjoys the dian e,t". ofb ing Siase'H-
viIie's b.s'. and rightly do they de.
| rerve %.
Harry King, of Proctor, spert
Sunday afternoon In the city Mr..
King holds position with the
South P nm Oh company.
Wesley Winesburg, the popular
delivering clerk for the NJ. A. Sy.
bert Grocery company, spent Sun
day with his mother at Benwood.
Mrs Winesburg. we regret to state,
Is In very poor health.
Miss Bertha Smith, Of the South
Side, returned Saturday evening
from MoIgantown where she ha"
been continuing her study of muse
In he State UnivelS tv. MI S
Smith Is devoting much time to
pipe organ work. Sh. IS also a
senior In The piano department and
exp 'cts to graduate In June from
that che Of.
II Is just five Years today sir &c
the free delivery mail system was
established in this city. During
that period our city has made rapid
progress and the population has
almost doubled. There Is not
town In the State today that has
brighter prospects for the future
than Slstersville
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-14
A Costly Mistake

Blunders are sometimes very ex
pensive. Occasionally life itself Is
the price of mistake, but you'll
rever be wrong if>ou take Dr.
Kings New Life Pills for dysp@psia
dizziness, headache, liver or bowel
troubles. They are gentle vet
thorough csc at D. A. Henderson,
druggist.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-14
Local News
Another wedding.
Fine show tonight.

The roads are very Icy.
Military ball tomorrow night.
PIT at McCoy's Book Store.
Try a hot beef bouillon at Cut
lers. IL st
Indian Baskets at Mccoy's Book
Stole.
= The holiday shopping goes mer-
rily on.
Cutters are serving hot clam
beuillon. IL ct
Last evening was the coolest OF
the season.
The new game PIT" at Mccoys
Book Store.
Time to hustle for those Christ
mas presents.
The roads are In fine condition
for teaming-
See the Indian Novelties at Nc
Co.'s Book Store.
W. II. Burns left this morning
for points south.
Water Is reported very scarce In
the surrounding country.
Jesse Holmes, of Long Reach,
spent Sunday here with friends.
There entirely new, the Indian
Novelties at McCoys Book Store.
W. E. Allen spent Sunday after,
noon with his parents at Friendly.
Cutters are sales agents for
Huyle1's bon bons and chocolates.
I23t
c. G Mccormick left this morn
ing for points north on business
mission.
House and lot for sale. Call at
@ L Lowther's flee, 21o Dia-
mond street. I9n
W. F. Kaiser, of Marietta, spent
Sunday here with very particular
friend.
]. F. Steele, of Washington, D
c.. was a guest of the Hotel Wells
over Sunday.
George Lowell, driller. left for
the Woo 1s6eld, Ohio, oil field Sun
day afternoon.
Use Wine of Life for female
troubles Prive ST. Fer sale by
D, A. Henderson,
The ice Ia the river stopped at an
early hour this morning In front of
the River Side Nil S.
Address F. R. Porter, McConnels
vile, o for prices and terms on
STA! Drilling machines. G3t
We Ill have the only genuine
stock of Havilaud china In the city
at McSoy's Book Store.
10 Hindman. superintendent
of the Greenlee Oil company, left
for Warrington this morning.
Emil Vafturius, prominent in
business circles In Pttsburg, was
the Sunday guest of friends here.
While they last, closing out cabi.
net photo frames from 15c, up.
Come up quick.
ia: KERRS STUDIO
The large circle of friends of
Capt Will Bedillion will be glad to
learn he Is still improving In
health.
The time of gift giving Is the
harvest of kindliness Every
Christmas package shows concern
for others.
Martin H. REILLY, of Decatur,
Indiana, arrived here yesterday
with bis family to visit relatives in
the country.
Attorney K S Boreman and
family, of Middlebourne, spent the
day In the city calling on friends
and shopping.
A Growing Success Was Our Christmas
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-14
A Growing Success Was Our Christina,
Opening

n Friends We tbask on for your Pre- ..
epes eps words Of Appreciation M eur
sffOFas % keep IBIS ~ "a ArsS In the
hearts 81 our people. Your p. sen Go
In aaoh eAYG~ as,eS Atiena ~ favored
ua On 0asuTdsy irsptrea IA 81 20 do
even re aler ,hIBEs Il. stewart Il Go.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-14

Zero weather.
Get out your skates.
Increasing cloudiness and warm
er Tuesday.
T. E. Keil, of Pittsburg. was In
the city today.
It's about time to think of draft
Ing new resolutions.
The thermometer registered very
close to the z .ro mark last night.
Mrs. Akin, of Bullion. Pa. Is
visiting relatives In and pear the
city.
I'd Wheater, of Matamoras. spent
Sunday afternoon with friends In
the city.
7. M. Williamson, Of Meadville,
this county, Is business caller In
the city
Bert Walton, tooldresser, left
this afternoon for the GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, oil field
Homer Dudley OF the South Side.
spent Sunday In Wheeling with his
brother George.
Wine of Life makes weak people
strong. Price ST.. For sale by d
A. Henderson,.
Wine Of Lie cures al stomach
troubles. Price ST.. For sale by D
A Henderson,.
G. w. Korzebue left Sunday af-
ternoon for Spencer to look alter
bis business interests.
Theo Hornbrook, of New Mar
tinsville was supplying his patrons
here today with groceries.
H. NJ Stanberry, of the Carter
Oil company, returned Sum, ay at
ternoon from Wheeling.
Prosecuting Attorney I. M I'm
derwood, of Middlebourne, left this
morning for points south.
I S. McMillin left on the after
noon train for Evansville, Ohio, to
look after his oil interests.
] A. Stauclif, we'll known oil
p.rator of Waterford. Pa spent
Sund ~ with friends here.
] Y. Mcknight, a we'll known
contractor and oil operator, spent
Sunday here with his 'amlly.
Joe Williams, proprietor and edi'
tor of the Peasants County Leader,
spent Sunday afternoon with friends
IN the city.
Rev. c. A. Dowell. rector OF st,
Pauls Episcopal church went to
Parkersburg this afternoon on a
pastoral visit.
The sidewalks and streets were
very Icy this morning and the feet
of numerous pedestrians were seen
to 60 skyward.
A. T. Sutton, of Petersburg,
spent Sunday at his home here. He
holds a position with the B. & o.
r, R company.
A. M. Hunter, superintendent
for the Pure Oil company, spent
SUNDAY afternoon with friends at
New Martlnsville
Found-Ladie's kid glove for
right hand. Can have same by call
Ing at Review Office and paying for
this notice. 8tf
Mr., and Mrs James Kelley, of
Pittsburg, who have been visiting
friends In the city, returned home
Sunday afternoon.
W. W. Rulings spent Sunday
here with his family. He Is assist,
Ing In drilling an oil we'll Ia the
Reas Run, Ohio, field.
The host of friends of AL Sween
ey. of the Tyler Hardware company
will be sorry to learn he Is confined
to his room by illness.
john w. Bunting, of the L: l..
Frantz grocery store, with his wife
and little son spent esterday with
his parents at Friendly.
E. n. and Bepiamine Travers, OF
Oh City, Pa, are trsnsacting bust
ness and circulating among their
friends here for few days.
Wanted-By Springer & Atkins
of Pine Grove, dining room girl,
landry girl and second cook Ia
4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
.SHAFFER IN TROUBLE
Charges Preferred Against PreSi-
dent Of AmaIgamated Iron
and Steel Workers.

Pittsburg Pa. Sept. 26-The special
convention Qt the Amalgamated AssOcia-
ton of Iron sand Steel Workers to inves-
tigate the charges against President
Theodore Shatfer issued by the Niles (OD
lodge. met here today. William Gibson,
vice president. was chosen chairman OF
the convention
The Investigation viii probably be- con-
Guided by Saturday night. Tho statement
is made that there are three specific
charges. but the nature of these has not
yet been given to- the public. IL Is said
Mr. Shaf!cr viii mako formal reply
to the charges. giving am account OF his
movements during his alleged disappear
ancC.
The charges. 10 is learned tonight are
based ON Mr.. Shafters failure to attend
the sheet steel conference held en- Pitts
burg month ago. Four lodges preferred
chargcs-tllc Iron city. Wheeling Niles
and McEees Rocks The afternoon was
consumed I'm hearing witnesses. who were
closely questioned by Shatfer and the
lodges counsel.
According 90 Mr.. Skaters statement.
there is no clause in the constitution to
compel him TO attend any meeting but
the annual convention. He says ne called
the convention mt the request of the vice
presidents. and il was the duty of the
vice president iu whose district the con-
veUtiOU was held t0 preside For him
tShaftcrl Co preside would have been dis
courteous The investigation viii be con-
unUCd tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
MEXICAN FOOLED HER
Utah Woman Under Arrest at
Cheyenne For Raising
a Check.
Especial to The Herald.)


Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept. 25.-Nrs Mary
LeonOTa Nash, wife of F. J. Nash. who
was arrested here a week ago charged
with raising a check drawn OIL the
Cosgriff Bros. company of Rawlins
and signed by @. NJ Wilkeman, man
ager OF the COsgriff company. today
made q fun confession and relieved
her husband Of am responsibility in
the matter. Mrs. Nash's admissions
are as unusuSl as they are startling.
She says she was born in Salt Lake
city. Her maiden name was SWdVes.
She moved to Pleasant Valley. Utah.
where her parents reside. when a
young girl Two years ago she mar
ried Nash. Two months ago they came
TO Sandstone. Carbon county Wyom-
ing. where Nash did some assessment
work
Mrs. Nash coulesses that while at
Sandstone she met a Mexican sheep
herder who made improper proposals
to her. She paid no attention to the
nerdcr at first. but when ne presented
her with a check on the COsEriff COM
pany for "a and explained how she
could easily raise the amount to $500
and get The paper cashed, she smiled
on the herGer
She attempted to cash the check in
RaWlins and failing came on To Chey-
enne It was not until this city was
reached that she acquainted her hus-
band with the facts IN the case. Mrs.
Nash confessed TO County Attorney
Stoll and later made a sworn state
ment. She viii probably 90 70 the PEN
itenuary for a long term. The author
tiles viii also prosecute the Mexican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
FOUR MEN STILL HELD
Part Of the Military Prisoners
Arrested at Cripple Creek
Released.

Cripple Greek Colo. Sept Safer a
lelephouic conversation between Governor
Peabody and AdjutaUt General Sherman
BEL the following order was ISSUED.
Brigadier General John Chase. COM
handing First brigade National Guard of
Colorado is hereby directed To immedi-
ately comply with the decree OF judge
Seeds. district judge. sitting for the
Fourth judicial district. Teller county.
Colorado and release hereunder the pris-
oners as commanded
A few minutes thereafter sherman
Parker, Charles Campbell. IT, r.. Rafferty,
ana ID. W. Mckinney were released from
lne guaTdhousc and went 90 their respect
I've homes i'm Independence and Altman.
where they We're enthusia sticaIIv received
bL large crowds OF union miners
There Still remain imprisoned iu the
military guargIuIee President O. O. Ken
ulSou and w D. Davis members OF Tho
miners district executive committee.
Thomas Foster and Patrick AIuIlaucv.
hahcas corpus proceedings for the release
gl thsee men were Instituted TODAY Bon the
district court bN Attorney John a. Glover.
AS Judge Seeds mas gonc on Grip to
Denver. no action VIII be taken I'm these
cases until Monday.
The military authoritics have not made
any charges AGAINST the four men ordered
released hy Judge Seeds yesterday. and
they are now free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
SUNDAY BILL OF FARE
Of the
SaltLake Herald for Sunday. September 81

1t seems splendid quality art
it,
THE TATTLINGs OF A RETIRED POLITICIAN By
Forest Crissey.
Mr. Crissey Evening
viii tell of idiosyncraces O
THE GENIAL IDIOT" BY John KenCrck Bangs
The 400 week.
"A CHIPMUNK AT CLOSE RANGE" By Ernest Harold
Baynes.
nature study describing the life wandering
"WIiERE THE BRITISH EARNINGS GO" BY Clarence
S. Darrow.
MT barrow showing billions
o which The
few the aborers amounting
"THE NEW CATACOMB" BY A. Conan Doyle.
A story of the
THE NIGHTMANS STORY By Frank H. Spearnau
MI Spcarmans writings and In
he tells how locomotive converted elite
splendid
LIFE IN alaska BY Frederic j. Hasbdn
"THEAIRICALS IN NEW YORK" BY Franklin Fyles
Telling of The doings in the payhouse npesed
Besides the above Fashion and
well Music
Herald the best and most paaab
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
TWO SUSPECTS
UNDER ARREST
Murder and Robbery on Country
Road in Pennsylvania.
ONE VICTIM A PAYMASTER
DYNAMITE HAD BEEN PLACED
IN THE ROAD.

HTASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 25.-A
w murder and robbery occurred this
afternoon on the MiddIetown
road, about fifteen miles from here.
Samuel r. Ferguson. of the Ferguson
CONSTRUCTION company, of Rittsburg,
was instantly killed. and his secretary,
Charles L. Martin Of Cincinnati was
fatally injured The two men were
driving along the road I'm a buggy con-
tanning $500 i'm cash with which to
pay off some of their men employed
on construction work along the line of
the Wabash railroad, when suddenly
an explosion of dynamite i'm the road
way literally tore the rig to pieces.
killed Ferguson outright and threw
Martin 200 feet. tearing his left arm
almost from the socket
1t has been learned that two men
supposed to be Poles placed the dyEa-
mite i'm the road for the purpose IF
killing Paymaster Ferguson and had
arranged To explode it by means of an
electric battery. The satchel contain
ing the money is missing. Two sus-
poets are under arrest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
GENERAL BELL is UGLY
Law and Order Will Be Main
tanned to the Very Small
est Fraction.

Cripple Creek Sept 2J-Adjutant Gen
Cral l5ch tOlight gave out "a statement
outlining the future policy of the mill
tary I'm the Cripple Creek district ne
declares that the troops viii be Kept M
the field SO Ions as, I'm the opinion of the
governor. there is amy pOssib @ need Tor
Them and that law and order VIII be
strictly maintained to the very smallest
fraction thereof, and any ViOlatOrs there
OF in the minutcst form will be promptly
arrested and dealt with to the very full
Cst extent"
He says search is being made for sew
cral persons who are principals or Access
series to crime. He concludes his state
ment as follows:
In regard to the street Whisperings
and murmurings to the effect that other
parts of the state are about to be in
volved IN strikes I will say If ID is nee
eSsarN TO muster into the service under
the law every available able-bodied man
i'm the state (and I viii be the Judge of
the able-bodinessl and If it bankrupts
Tor few days the state OF Colorado,
there viii be no strike disturbances or
business CcssaliOns while James Peabody
is governor and while I am his military
representative Of the state of Colorado.
Ny term of office does not expire until
April =. 1885,"
BY tile accidental discharge Of re-
NOlver i'm the hands OF Trooper AIacxfu
today. Corporal NJ; p. Snod grass was
wounded IN The right leg and Trooper w.
Davis in the left foot The wounds are
not serious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
REFUSE TO AR8lTRATE.
Minneapolis nil Owners Take Their
Stand.

Minneapolis. Sept. 25-One more flour
mill IS running today, which makes four
out of the seventeen thar arc making a
show Of operating The picl1ets have
succeeded In turning new men away The
strikers have now called out the watch
men and fircmen The mills are endeav-
oring 70 secure g night shift among the
university students.
Mayor Haynes today requested the mill
owners to arbiurate
The Minneapolis flour millers refuse to
arbltrate the strike. question RepyiuE
90 Mayor Haynes offer to arbtrate the
miliers say:
"A request WAS made early IN the
week by g committee of employees To arr
bitrare this question. We declined To en-
terrain this proposition. The question
was fully canvasscd az that time and
our reply was distinct enough CD ba thor
oushlr understood. We have no hesita-
ton in saving further than we prefer To
shut down Our mills III we cannot find
men wilkins to work at the present scale
OF hours and wages. Minneapolis flour
manufac turing is already carrying as
great handicap as IL possibly can
stand
I'VE have I'm the past made conces-
slons. and sacrifices 90 Our men. raised
their wages. shortened thcir hours and
az times run Che mills al a loss To our
selves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26

The sheriff and posse made a deter
mined resistance but were unable %
prevent the mob from breaking in the
IRON door at the head of the stairs and
entering the cell occupied by the negro,
about whose neck they placed a rope
As soon as the men emerged from the
cell il became apparent that the negro
could not be taken from the Jail and
hanged for fear of being fired upon.
and he was shot to death. The mob
then made an effort to escape. but the
sheriff and his guard captured three Of
them. One of them, it is said, has made
confession. duplicating thirteen men.
Small was under arrest on the charge
OF assaultiug Mrs. Eliza EgglestOn, and
at the preliminary hearing the warrant
was amended so as to charge Il simple
case of assault. The negro had waived
examination and was awaiting the &C
ton of the grand jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
MORE SLAUGHTER.
Men, Women and Children Killed by
Turks.

Sofia Bulgaria. Sept 2J.-Simultane-
ously with the issue of the trade APP
pointing the mixed Macedonian com
mission, the report comes from Con-
stantinople that the porte has ordered
the mobilization Of two additional di-
visions of Asiatic troops. The trade
has created little impression here. The
belief prevails that the sultan is citing
solely in view of the approaching meet
ms between the Russian and Austrian
vincing them that he is anxious TO
maintain peace.
A dispatch from Bila says that the
insurgents. encouraged by their recent
SUCCESSES. are abandoning a strictly
defensive attitude and are preparing TO
take the offensive The insurgents are
reported TO have ample stocks OF pro
visions i'm their camp I'm the Perrin
mountains. a large Turkish force sur
rounded an insurBent camp near Pres
pc, and the insurgents had forty men
and eighty women and children killed.
The Turkish loss was heavy
Another fight in the same district
resulted in the defeat of an insurgent
band, ten OF whom were killed. The
remainder fed To the mountains In an
engagement near Kesela Monastfr VIII
ayct. the Turks lost 100 killed and
wounded. while the insurgents had If
teen killed and tWenty-nine wounded
A telegram from Narna announced
that 500 old men. women and children.
starving and nearly naked, have ar
rived there from Bargas. where they
were unable to find shelter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
THlRTY.FlVE SAILORS
GO DOWN IN SCHOONER

= Norfolk. Va. Sept. 25.--The Unit 2
, ed States weather bureau tonight ?
> received Information from the cur =
2 rituck life saving station that the =
? stern OF steamer bearing the =
= name Beatrice. New York" WAS =
? pounding bottom up in the break 3
? ers TWO and One-half miles south =
= of Caffey's Inlet life saving sta .
= ton The wreckage is thought 80 .
> Be from the fishing steamer Be .
= atrice, which was Canght in the .
? recent hurricane when south of =
? Delaware breakWater. Sept. 16. She .
? carried q crew of thirty-hve men =
. and WAS loaded with 400 barreis .
q or goldfish. She WAS owned BIZ the =
? Atlantic Fisheries company of .
= Cape Charles and was Waited az q
= 5000
= = 800 49, 4 > .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26

= Pueblo Colo. Sept 25-Frasident y
= Charles A- Mover OF the West
. eru Federation OF Miners. deliv- q
= cred deuunCiatOrv address q
= against Governor Peabody before =
= the coal miners convcnU0r> TO-DAY -
= He declared chat the gol-E-nor was
? the worst enemy the Colorado la- q
2 boring man haG ana semi troops
= 70 the Cripple Greek district for .
= the purpose Of destroying organ q
. ized labor there
. . . y o q q . - - q . o q o. o o q a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-26
UNITED MINE WORKERS lR4THIS
DISTRICT WILL MAKE DEMANDS

Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 25.-At today's
sessions Of TIE United Mine Workers
of America convention. the following
demands were formulated and adopted
by the convention. They will be pre-
scented to the coal operators in district
10 and should they not be acceded to.
a strike in all probability viii be de-
clared at the meeting Of the national
executive board Oct 10
Clause /. That eight hours shall con-
stitute a Ga-'s work
Clause 2 That al wages shall be
paid semi-mOnthly i'm the lawful money
Of the United States, and that the
scrip system be entirely abolished.
Clause 3. An increase Of 20 per cent
or contract and tonnage prices and
1000 pounds shall constitute "a ton.