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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Nv AOuAo, OCt. Io.-uumOTS, SAID 10
have been instigated by New York and
Chicago stock spectators, were re-
sponsible for q run on the Mississippi
valley, the Mercantile and other trust
companies, Tuesday, that were mot
with scarcely a ripple on the surface
OF the financial world. The run began
about ten O'Clock in the morning. The
TWO companies were we'll fortified. AS
rapidly as checks were presented cash
was given In return. Late in the after
noon the presidents of the associated
banks and trust companies of the city
held conference. and each of the lat
ter declared that his company was In
no need Of assistance.
When night came there was abso-
lutely no alarm felt. The Withdrawals
from the institutions affected by the
run had been but slightly more than
the deposits.
Those who had been frightened by
the rumors were from among the small
depOsitOrs. Business men who had
large accounts and thousands to lose
il a crash came showed their conf
dence by increasing the amount Of
The furry was generally ascribed
to the long bear campaign that had
been carried on by John w. Gates and
Others against certain securities which
have been held largely in st. Louis in
the past. Those who circulated the
rumors. however, did not stop to real
lie the strength of the St. Louis con-
Germs, and their efforts acted as q
boomerang.
Every means of reassuring the de-
pos1tors was taken by the companies
At the Mercantile Trust Co. Festus J..
Wade, its president; David r. Francis,
president of the Worlds fair and a
heavy stockholder of the company;
Mayor Rolla Wells and Archbishop
Glennon addressed the throng in the
building
Festus J. Wade made a statement Of
the resources of the company, and said
that If every depositor should draw out
the amount credited to him there
would still remain $4,000 900 for the
stockholders. The deposits, he said,
were slightly over $11 100000. He was
followed by President Francis and
Mayor Wells, both of whom made sub
stantially the same statement as Mr.
Wade.
Archbishop Glennon then told the
depositors that not only his own per-
sonal funds were on deposit there,
but also the funds of the archdiocese.
He said that he should leave the funds
where they were, as they could be in
no safer place. These statements led
fully 200 of the crowd to withdraw
from the building without drawing
their accounts. Among them were some
fairly large depositors, mostly women,
whose fears were Quilted by the digni-
fed statements of confidence in the
company
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Irrigation and Population.

AEFA8at1Om ana POPULATION.
Nature seems to have intended that
the densest agricultural population in
the world should live in the United
States. No country of equal size is in
tersected by so many brooks, creeks
and small and great rivers whose wa
ters are available for irrigating. We
may be sure that when the time
comes for the American people to take
advantage of these immense natural
resources they will not be slow to do
so.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Too Many Freak ProfessOrs,

Too Many Freak PrOfessOrs.
While the other universities and col.
leges of the country show healthy in
crease of attendance this fall, it is re-
ported from Chicago university that
the enrolment there is rs per cent.
below that of last year at this time.
Standard Oil money and freak pro-
fessors seem to be working together
to place Chicago university in q class
by itself.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
SAYS he HAS AN ALlBl.
David weisenber9, Under Arrest In
Connection With Mabel Bechtel
Tragedy, Has an Alibi.

New York, Get. 28.-David Weisenc
berg, of Allentown. Pa, the salesman
who surrendered himself to the police
upon learning that he was wanted to
tell what he knows about Mabel
Bechtel, the murdered Allentown girl.
was formally placed under arrest
Wednesday morning. Weisenberg
wanted to start at once for Allentown,
but he was held to be arraigned in po-
lice court. Weisenberg says that the
girl told him that she had had q quar-
rel with Alfred Eckstein. to whom she
was engaged. He says that, according
to the story told by the girls mother.
at the time the body was placed in the
alleyway by two men. he was in .
barber shop in Bethlehem.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Tifis, Russian Caucasia, Oct 28-
Prince Galitzin, governor-general OF
Caucasda, had q narrow escape from
assassination, Wednesday, on the out
skirts of the town. Three natives
stabbed the governor-general thrice
They fed, but were subsequently, shot
down by Cossacks.
Prince Galitzin was driving with his
wife, when the would-be assassins
rushed Upon the carriage, daggers in
hand. Two seized the governor-gen-
eral and attempted to drag him from
the vehicle, while the third man in
flicted two ugly wounds on the princes
head and q third cut him on the hand.
A Cossac To the Rescue.
A Cossack who was in attendance on
the prince threw himself upon the as
sailants. While hand-to-hand fight
was in progress the carriage was driv-
en- off at a gallop. Ultimately, the as
sailants fed, followed by a mounted
guard of Cossacks who had hurried
to the scene.
The Cossacks chased the fugitives
through the brush, firing constantly
with their rifles. They killed one man
instantly. The other two were shot
down, and died soon afterward.
After his injuries had been dressed,
Prince Galitzin attended a reception
given by the citizens of Tiflis.
Produced Great Indignation.
The outrage has produced great in
dignation, the governor-general having
become popular on account of his in
terest in the welfare of the inhab-
itants.
Owing to the excitement, perform
ances at theaters were supended. There
is little doubt that the thickness Of the
cap worn by the prince saved his life.
Dispatches from Transcaucasfa with
in the last month show considerable
unrest at Tiflis. owing to the transfer
of Armenian church property to the
Russian government, under the decree
of June Is.
Demonstrations at Various Points.
Demonstrations have been reported
at various points in which a number
of lives were lost. and the Armenian
church authorities are said to have
threatened to transfer the headQuar-
ters of the Armenian Catholic church
to another country.
Prince Galitzin, who was sent to his
present post year ago last April, was
charged with having recommended the
transfer of church property, and sew
eral times his life has been threat
ened.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Dyersburg, Tenn, Oct. 28-James
Swearingen, president of the Phoehix
Oil Mills here. and also largely inter-
ested IN oil mills In Memphis and Wal
nut Ridge, Ark. committed suicide.
Tuesday, by taking laudanm and
shooting himself. ss
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
- Ablo and Willing."

Mrs. Dowie, wife of the alleged
prophet, had a $500 diamond pin sto-
len from her in New York last Friday
1t is striking commentary on the
Dowie movement that the wife of its
prophet is able and willing to sport q
81 500 pin.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Bubble. and Thfnx.

BubbIe0 and Things.
The water in q soap bubble one foot
in diameter is about one drop. A
financial bubble of 500, O,O0O, ,O0O may
contain $99, 100000 water, $3.50, 900 mo-
nopoly and $25O,00O real value. 1t is
possible, however, to dispense with
everything but the first if little as
surance is mixed with the water.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Former Congressman Russell.
Worcester, Mass. Oct. 2s-Former
Congressman John e. Russell died,
Wednesday, at his home in Leicester, OF
heart disease. He was member OF
the Forty-second congres and subse-
Quently was twice the candidate Of the
democratic party for governor.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

When the RiveSs Were Started.
Stated in a few words, the ship trust
consisted of $13.OOO,OOO in tangible
property and $65, 900, 900 water. That
arrangement caused a considerable
leak when the rivets were started.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
's'The Heathen Chinee."

The He0them Ch1mee."
That was sly dig of Wong Kai Kah
at the st. Louis Southern hotel BAN
quet: In IS or 20 years our women
will cease compressing their feet and
will compress their waists instead" -"
You see, you can never corner q Chi
naman
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Evolution Of the Farmer.

1t is estimated that 5000 farmers
have telephones in their houses. The
old idea of the farmer as a man who
whitfield pine sticks and chewed to-
bacco is disappearing. The successful
farmer to-day must be business man
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
But Cuba In Cuba,

What would the union have
amounted to If the patriots of the revo-
luton had voted themselves $35, ,000, ,0O0
at the close of the war? But Cuba is
Cuba
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
CONFIDENCE RETURNING.

by Wednesday Noon the Withdraw
ais Had Practically Ceased.
St. Louis, Oct 28-At 1890 Wednes-
day afternoon the withdrawal of small
deposits from the trust companies had
practically ceased.
At this hour there was no longer a
depositor wanting to withdraw in
either the Office of the Mississippi VAL
ley or the Mercantile Trust, the two
companies which had felt the brunt Of
the rumor most, and there was more
than the usual number of persons de-
posting money.
The morning hours had been busy,
beginning with crowds of depositors
wanting to withdraw, but the furry
wore itself out as the directors in their
speeches pointed out the folly of the
Chicago rumors.
At the other trust companies the
Withdrawals were but little in excess
of the normal.
Many persons who withdrew money
Tuesday deposited it again.
Many large mercantile. houses an
nounced to their employees that the
firms would cash any and all checks on
the trust companies.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Accepts the secretarysh1p.

Chicago, Oct. 28.-Prof. Ira Land
rich, Of Nashville, editor Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian, has accepted the
general secretaryship Of the Religious
Educational association and enters up
on HIS duties November I.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
At ATTEMPT At
ASSASSINATION
Prince Galitzin, Governor General of
Caucasia, Attacked by
Three Natives.
FELL UPON nln WITH DAcerRS,
But BEATEN OFF By coSSAckS.

The wOuld-Be Assassins Pursued
and shot Down, and All Of Them
Are Dead-The Prince Attended
= Reception After His Injuries
Had Been Dressed.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. :

Secretary Of state Coax Says All the
St. Leafs Companies Are sound.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. 28.-Secre-
tary Of State Sam B. Cook was asked.
Tuesday night, regarding the condi-
tion of the st. Louis trust companies.
He said:
This department recently made m
examination of the trust companies IN
st. Louis They are IN excellent condi-
Iion and abundantly able to meet every
demand mAde upon Them ~ fact. Ill
the banking Interests ok Missouri ar0
enjoying unprecedented prosperity.
Theee precipitous Jllns may cause tem-
porary annoyance. but they can not In
tho least ansct ths standing ofI th0se
companies" !"
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
FURRY IS DUE
| lU WILD kUlIIUkS
Are Said to Have Been Instlgate6
By New York and Chicago
Stock Spectators.
10 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
IN ST. LOUIS IS IN DANGER,

Those Withdrawing Deposits Are
Mostly Women and Small DeDos-
itors Who Can Not See That Their
Action Only. Tends to Keep the
Situation Unsettled.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
TOPICS OF rHR DAY.

Never mind, Canada. Neither your
people nor our people will care where
that boundary line is 20 years from
now.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
ALLEGHENY OFFICIALS TALK.
They Declare That the City VIII
Not be Quarantined.

They Declare That the City VIII
Not be Guaranteed.
Allegheny, Pa. Oct. 2S.-When
asked concerning the expected quaran-
timing of Allegheny, the following ex-
pressions of opinion were secured
from officials who are responsible for
the health conditions of the city:
"Allegheny City will not be quaran-
tined, and after the election next Tues
day you will hear no more of the al
legged smallpox epidemic. ."-Attorney I.
G. Porter, City Solicitor.
Il have received no official or other
notice that our city has been or will
be quarantined. Mayor James H.
Myman.
Il can assure the citizens of ALLIE
gheny that there are not to-day 20
cases Of smallpox, and that, too, with
q population of over 0,0OO. OF these,
about one-half are convalescent All
other reports are rumors that are be-
ing circulated and are baseless and un-
warranted. City Physician DIR. D. l.
Jamison.
Il have received no notice that the
city of Allegheny has been Quarantined
or is likely to be Quarantined. The
sanitary condition is good, and is i'm
proving every day. DR.. BOtt has not
the power to quarantine our city"
Mai. James A. Mclaughlin, Superin-
tendent of the Bureau of Health.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Leasf Grinders Want More Pay. s
New York, Oct. 8.-I,ens grinders
employed by the opticians In this city
have demanded IN increase of pay and
are organizing q union to get It. The
grinders now get SIS week.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
with Treasure From Nome.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. '28.-Three Nome
steamers Senator, Roanoke and
Ohio reached Seattle between II and
/ o'clock Wednesday morning bringing
Z total Of 100 passengers and over half
4 million dollars in treasure.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
FOR PROTECTION OF ALL.

The Trust Companies Demand Notice
OF Withdrawal.
st. Louis, Oct. 28.-The various trust
companies of the city have issued the
following order:
"The undersigned have agreed that
hereafter each will require of depos-
.tors having savings accounts the 30
ard 60 days notices, provided by their
rules, of intentions to withdraw
funds so deposited, and that no certifi-
cate of deposit will be paid before its
maturity.
"AMERICAN CENTRAL TRUST co.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST co.
"GERMANIA TRUST co.
LINCOLN TRUST co.
MERCANTILE TRUST CO.
"MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST co.
MISSOURI TRUST co.
"ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST CO."
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Quarantine Threatened On Account
Of .Failure to Regulate 4
Smallpox Epidemic.
STATE QUARANTINE OFFICER
WILL TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION.
Should This he Done the People OF
Allegheny Would be Prevented
From Leaving the City-Orders
Issued Regulating Transmissi0n
OF Mail and Express.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 28-Allegheny
will be Quarantined to protect the out
side public from smallpox contagion
II tho board of health is able to carry
out it's threats. For several months
Allegheny has been afflicted with many
cases of smallpox. but the authorities
Of the city were confident Of being able
to control the disease without resort
ing to heroic measure. DR.. w. r.
Bott, quarantine officer-at-large of the
state board Of health, in due time in
vestigated the situation, and, on Octo-
ber 10, notified Superintendent Nc
Laughlin Of the Allegheny health bu-
reau that the state board had decided
to quarantine the city unless, within
five days, the laws regulating the con-
troll of contagious diseases were en-
forced by the Allegheny bureau Of
health.
Time Limit Expired.
The time limit expired on Saturday,
but because of the appeals of prom
inent citizens it was extended. Ale
gheny council, in special meeting on
Monday failed to take the steps deemed
necessary by the state board, hence the
radical action taken by that body.
DR.. Bott is coming here, when it is
expected he will put in force the quar-
antine law in it's fullest sense, and the
people of Allegheny will be prevented
from leaving the city,
Already orders have been issued to
regulate the transmission Of mail,
money by banks, parcels, packages and
baggage by express and otherwise.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
Private Fortunes Pledged.

Private Fortunes Pledged. e..
st. Louis, Oct 28-As q means Of
allaying the excitement among depos-
itors, the directory OF the Mercantile
Trust Co., which is composed OF many
of the wealthiest men Of the city, have
publicly pledged their private fortunes
as q guarantee that every depositor
would be paid in full.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
IN NO NEED OF HELP.
No st. Louis Trust Company Nee
Any Financial Help.

No st. Louis Trust Company Needs
Any Financial Help.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct 28.-The repre-
sentatives of the associated banks of
st. Louis, at a meeting held, Tuesday
afternoon, to consider the local situa-
tion and the demands made upon the
trust companies of the city, invited the
presidents of those organizations to
confer with them for the purpose Of
taking such action as the situation
seemed to require.
1T WAS ASCERTAINED IN THIS
CONFERENCE THAT NO TRUST
COMPANY WAS IN NEED OF AS
SISTANCE OF ANY CHARACTER,
BUT EACH FELT ASSURED OF ITS
ABILITY TO PROTECT ITS OBLI-
CATIONS AND MAINTAIN ITSELF
WITHOUT CALLING ON THE BANKS
FOR AID.
The action of the trust companies,
requiring the legal notice of withdraw
al of savings deposits, was approved.
J. C. VAN BLARCOM,
President St. Louis Clearinghouse As
sociation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-20

Miss Al. A. Tuohey Of Brooklyn is vi
itins Miss Nsh.
Nil. M.ud y VI, hiss been VISITING
f,isnis 10 BsupiUssoo.
-workmen are busy Installing the ele'
trio lights 10 Msrs Skinner Library.
oar samm.r gue.y hsd = very pies,
cot bill 81 the eiub bou,s 90 Friday ever
log.
--Princip.l Coibnrn snd Theodore
ssih sett 10 Psiu Saturday scd stsysd
over Sunday
Ma Mary Gone writes from Hart
ford, Uoun that her i.thsf's heslt1 Ia In
ptovits sod bis family feel greatly encou'
ssei Ia irssri 70 him.
--Blstop Hich.ot Of the Diocese Of
vstmupt visited 81 P.ul's church B.tur
DAY sui Sandsy soa confirmed . large
Innbsf OF e,ndid.tsa
la tie d .ci5ins game Of the series be
sseea the Eioiacr secoed teams shs
sshturosk," d.fssied the ''Obsmpions'
10 hollos tiyle by The cote Of 30 70 ~
-I.is ,Ipssled that Hon. J. X. Batch
siset Of Arliasioo uili sddres. The Men
chester Historical Society ., Ofmsby Hill
early 10 September.
The Elainox baseball TEEN defeated
the C.stls,on aggregation Saturday BY .
score Of ~ ~ 7. Ga Saturday they will
NEE, the s,roos Hocsiok sesm, and . GOOD
gene 10 ssso'sd.
Hoe. R,bert +, Liacoln. sho vas
Secretary Of wss uodef President Arthur.
oil nsLs tbs address 81 the dedication Of
che .,.,e nocnmsos 10 The memory Of Az
thar 81 F.hd,id, VI. today. Taotsdsy.
-Aussssnets srs being made for .
uusissi se,viec q 81 johns church on
sanasy siieseoon, Ausest 2srd. 81 6vs
O'Clock. The ccllscticn gill be given 10
thsN.Y. r,itane Prsh Air Fued.
-Teef.n 81 ths Catholic church CON
usreea 90 Mondsr trsnios and ell be
cortis nsa cnui The seItcs 81 tbe 25ih.
Tts EaaineI AisHtcis fnrnish ss,ss,sin
u-s, eseb evening. All ere cofdisliy 10
yi,ss
r. A sqans. Who 10 vi.itina biz
useis. nv John B.rs,os. ssss solcs Of
beth s,r,is.s Al ~ Congregational Cd oree
ou sapd.,. lie 10 . msnber OF The Y.ls
Ccllsse slse eiab sni hes sweet tenor
soles.
-Tas y ,aisoI ball tssn siil pisy The
Gr.n,iilr CO tie ttne sroonds ttis
T1aus.y. strrocn. The latter ksn bee
beat a tie q .b.n 0ssn,s sad other cssek
sssr.. 60 The, il Gill Be shsrp ssne
Tts ssilsrs ~ali pisy The Esss Arltsstsn
ts= tsss Wellesley.
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The psriof, oi ,ts oo1sresstioeai church
CO Wednesday svsnins. Aasass 26.h Of
p. u. The rroeseds 70 Be- devoted TO he
bcct inss 81 The Msfh Stirssf Library.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-20

A B.oss farmer. j Ffspt L,di. got
bit BY iisbtuins rod agents recsrtly 10
the time Of $500. giving . nots Tor the,
amo 90, BY signing What the ssen, ssid
We Q receipt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-20

O-Mis Flcrsscs Hard srd Charles Hsrs
81 sssssscisay ere sressiss ,.o vssks
r.c.iios viih TIER parents. Mr. sra Mr.
r Hard.
--As iHt.resiing ,ssris tcsrnsusrt fol
issirs ss hsls here Ta~sdsy. Miss Al
s5s vor "a. Grsi pfs. ala bal pis
Miss whttssy The aeOsd. . tstns rssks,
ssd Mics cArfsii ibs eorsolstioe rrss. Z
toeh.
Raj lmAsoros
-Rv Mr. Woods Of wsrdsboto prsseh
Cd o. the Copsressiionsl church susdsy.
Mr. sod Mrs u. N. Andrss spd sors
OF Ariins.on ere visiting 10 North Adam.
Mas
-Ap.riy Of yopns ntn from this VII
LACE ere camping ior tso seeks d Gron,
Pond, Slrstton.
Mise Nellie q 3ls Of North b sonins atom
will tsseh the school 10 Dis,rie. No. 4,
shieh begins Sept l.
-Miss Jspnis Hastings OF South Shsits
bury sS The euss. OF Misc Msrssrst
Thompson Of Arlington over Sunday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19

New York, March 31.-Twenty min
utes after the arrest in Jersey City of
two men on the charge of having
spurious money in their possession,
a quartet of secret service men de-
scended upon No. so Allen street.
New York, and confiscated one of
the most complete plants for the
coinage Of bogus money that the fed
eral officers have yet unearthed.
Acting on partial confession Of
one of the men arrested. secret
agents raided the Allen street house,
where on the top floor n fine outfit
for the coming of dimes was seized.
Dies were found which Chief Flynn
said were almost as good AZ the Off
cial ones. A woman believed to be
the wife Of one of the men was in
the room at the time of the raid.
According to the secret service
men, the two men under arrest have
circulated nearly 10000 spurious
dimes since January. They showed
the queer" by buying lead pencil or
a box Of matches and receiving nine
cents in change. Hundreds of pencils
and boxes of matches were found in
the rooms.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19
womaa Wages War IN saIssasl.'

Kokomo, Ind, March 20. -Mise
Carrie Styer, a petite and populsE
society woman OF this place, has,
singlehanded, undertaken the
task Of putting the thirty-thfse e.
looms outoi business. She. has Al.
rsady closed thirteen and i In : TAR
way to abolish Others.
A month ago Miss Stysr headpd !
tour oithe saloons on Sunday ind
Ing many open.
Miss Styer, who Is q slstor 81 az.
county treasurer ChafIes STR. ~
at the request ol the saloonmin ~.
minssd irom her position . eeehIer
h . clothing house. Then ~ $3.50
hsr crusade n sAfnest. 6he h6iporf.
Cd through blanket remty ~
under the Nicholas law. Only eesj
msthodsazs employed. ThS ekurcI -
and polics eommisGioneas IN e evm.
pathy With her, and tn rroonse1s
are that Kokomo, With ) MN
Of IL, 900 end IT. ioctofl6t -
@Qoo meab win y saloonlons q
os4~A 49, :. = -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19
Medals for Roosevelt. Loubet and Frsnci..

Cripple Creek, Col, March 31.-One
of the most pleasing features con-
nected with the dedicatory exercises
of the st. Louis Purchase exposition
will be the presentation by the Col
orado state board of commissioners
of three solid gold souvenir medals,
one to President Roosevelt, a second
to Emil Loubet, president of the
French republic and the third TO Pres
ident David r. Francis, of the St
Louis exposition. The presentation
will be made on April 80.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19

Rainy weather stilleontinuss, guess
II Win leave n with : cold snap,
which win cheek gssdnar and loat
s0Wersss
Thspeach crop b said to Be killed.
Moving 10 about . thing Of ths
past: VIII Walters moved into the
gtumptowa property, win Williams
rsntad ono Of the Roycs iarms and
VIM. Douglas ths other. VIM, Bry-
ant l. osing Wsst for biz health. He
has dhpossd 81 hi property.
Nslse1 WAltsss and hb brother
WIN are goine 10 Psttiseonnty soon.
Old ~, Willey = ysfy low. He \
eul Gina ipom 3 compilation Of die.
LIZ Batler iloet ON q his eysd
hon tn e1sct q stenng medicine.
{ Oh aeoount q MUDDY roade Rev.
Prjao 1nEed - ~ HI sappoiutnens
La 1ouidAy. The Happy 6ill pseach
e - rho, to arrive ~ 4th Sun.
49, ! looking ia, vsll.
HoenzsfA.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-03-19
win Hello the walters.

Denver, April 1.-Seyenty-four
restaurants in this city are closed
in consequence of the cooks and
walters. strike and thousands Of
people are greatly inconyenienced.
The grocers, butchers and bakers
clerks threaten to strike in
sympathy with the cooks and waiteSa
and let the entire city 60 hungry
Many restaurant keepers declare
they will never again unionize theiI
places and are endeavoring to secure
nonunion workers.