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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
Ser nene 9lrmee=Yoten
gBirb noro6itli9 pon Der Gta6t etabIirt
iperben.

Nus @aibinston tOmmt Die Na6=
riGt, baB General McNrt5ur's Snipec-
tions=8ehOroe ben 2anbeOmpler So.
A fir ben neuen Snbianabolis 9lrmee=
pplten empfDblen fat.
Der GalIep Wfills Sract lit 6aupt.
id9li9 aus ianitdren 8riinoen berpor-
fen noroen.
Ser bon Der Snipections.g .geb0roe
empfoblene 2anocompler liest norbOH-
li9 bon Milersbile uno if bonn Grie.
ser=Mpnument etma neun Wteilen ent-
fernt. @r umfaBt i'm Sanaen 23OO
Iefer uno Der San @reet Sur9fliebt
oenielben bon Noro na9 Siib,
Cine Maile iiibli6 BEL 2atprence be-
finoen ii6 Die @eleiie Der gig Sour
8abn unb Der Union Sraction 60. unb
eine balbe Wteile tpeitli9 bic Der 8. 6.
" Tvs. Sa3n.
Seioe Sabn @eieQidaften iperben
3neiseeleiie nab Dem YOFen leeen
uno Die Union Sraftion So. miro ibr
gabn=SDifem na9 bort ausoebnen.
Die rSnoianapolis @ater Co." bat
f9on friber erfldrt, baB lie, penn bie=
Ter aanOcOmpler aussewablt perOen
piirbs, lie bel Der alten S6ofieIb
Miible cine pumpenitation erridten
lahen tpiirbe, bon psl6er aus Johann
Der Militdr poiten, MiQersbille.
SrbingtOn unb 8rig1tpoob nit @aiIer
beriorgt tperbsn tpiiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
u. 9. &ranfen= l1nteritiitnmas=
Serein.
Sin persniister Rasfenbau.

Sn Saiit's freunbli9er Salle berri6te
aeiiern absno elm frDbli9es @arnepals.
Sreiben.
Ser u. 8. observation-disclosures
gersin, elmer Der populdriten 8ereine
bon Sau9bpille, peranitaltete ndmlit
ieinen fr0bliden WastenbaQ.
Wie feline 8rrsdnser, mar audi Der
seitrise pieber brilliant beiuat. gaidt
nur Die Ofitslieber NIT ibren 5ami=
lien tparen boll3dblis eridienen, ion=
oern aud Die 6reunoe bes 8ereins bat=
ten fi3 sablrei4 einsefunoen.
gs waren biele prd9tise Masten i'm
Saale antpeienb, aber aud piele fo=
mii4s, lusl9s CUR grbsitsruns Der 8e=
fu6er biel beitrueen.
Sie arrangements tuaren in iuid'
umiidtiser gbeiie sstroffem uorben,
oab bic gaasdite einen fr6bliden
Nbeno perleben mubten.
Die gebienuns unb gstuirtbuna
lisb ni9ts gu tpiiniGen iibris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
Snb., Oienitas, 8, 8ebruar 1903

wel4e bas gaie gallIpiel am Sonntaa
erlaubt wiro.
&ep. Soibua Stansfielo bon Der
N'erioian Str. Mstbobilten=& Stride mar
Der Sauptsesner Der Bill.
Sobn s. gruib, tuel6er elf Sabre
lang @eiddftsfiibrer bes Cincinnati
Bale Bah Club mar, ipra6 iiber feline
grfabrunsen betreffenb Sallipielens
am Sonntag unb er fonnte nur @iin-
tiges beridten.
Sobn 8. Seltman, gr.Yrdi iioent Der
Central 2abor Union iberrei6te peti=
tionen, tpelde BON iiber $4,000 9lrbei=
tern unterf9rieben tuaren. Die iammt
uno ionbers fiir Nnnabme Der giG
tparen.
&ein preistampf m goloi-
eu m.
Sas @Omite fir @orpora.ionen
beri9tete Die GOloheums. Bill, tuel9e
bereits ben Senat pailirt bat nit Dem
@menbement siinitig elm, oaB es per=
boten 1T, in Dem @OlOiieum Yreistdm-
pfc ab3ubalten.
SIN 0auie uurbe 9eitern Nadmittag
iiber Die 3abndr5te=gil uno Die @Ountp=
@Ommiii iidre=8ia oebattirt.
Cine Bill, pelde @srtpi0igung bon
$40, 900 fir Elm Stats Sanitarium
fur S9winoiii9tise bOridreibt, miro
eemnd9it i'm 9auie einsereidt peroen.
Sas @omite fir Offentli6e IWoral
wiro &epr. 2ubrins's SiG betreffs
aenoeruna Der Ni6olfon gia siinifis
einberi6ten. Ser geri9t 'iit bon allen
Mitslieoern mitINusnabme bon gea,
@oparbs uno Galomea unterIdrieben.
Sas Semperen3ler=glsment 1T wdb=
reno Der leBten Sage ni6t mhbis ae=
tpsien uno bereits seitern liefen i'm
Sauie mebrere Petitionen elm, tpel6e
NIT iablreiden llnteri6riften bebedt
iparen uno in fpel9en beftig segen Die
Nnna1me bon oubrinQ's 8iQ proteftirt
piro.
.t5rr aud Die gsfiirporter Ser Bill,
su wel6en aud bic r&nisbts of sssibe=
litp" 9ebOren, iino auf Der Wa6t unb
Deriu9en ibr MOslidites, Der gia gum
Siege 81 berbelfen.
Gin isoer &eprdientunt fano seifsrn
auf. ieinem Pulte elm gremplar Der
leBten Nummer Der v8nisbts of 6ioe=
litp Stems" bor.
Dor Dem @omite fitr Moral erIdie=
men geitern &eprdientanten Der Central
Saiebaa 2easue unb beriudten bic
SOnntass. Saieball gin berartig su
amenoiren, Dab es aud in Stdoten
bon IL 900 @intpobnern uno bariiber
sefattet 1T, am Sonntas gaIebaa su
Ipielen.
Sieies griu9en mar auf gerlangen
bon Sele9atiOnen aus Sort Wapne,
SOut6 geno, Marion, 9lnoerIon, |
Serre Saute unb gpanspile, |
pel6e seitern bier anlansten, 9eifelt
poroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
Yerioital= l=Noti3en.

Grau 6. 8. 6 9oll bon glc.
1916 Shelby Ctr. peranItaItete am
Sonntag 9iadmittas su gbren bon
s RI. Grieba Danneberg eins
gemiitbli9s unterbaltung, 3u Der isbr
piele 6reunbe als @aife eelaben mo-
rem. SRI. Sannebers, Die II Sabr in
Der camille bes Serrn Jrantlin Yon=
leaut 3ueebra9t bat, tritt am Sans
tag, z. Gebruar, Die 9eimreiie mad
6amburs on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03


Su allen ibren 8ranoartifelm
bats Die eelbe preiis einais unb anein
auf Seutialano abseieben. Gin bie-
fises Slatt Gebt io9ar fotusii, au be-
baupten, oab es Seutidlanos Ibf9t
lei, Die + / # Ori 9 CUTE 9 e.
ebungen 3mif9en gnalanb uno
Nmerifa gu triiben. Sieie pOIi3ei-
mioriss eareibmaidirs bersibt ab=
fi9tli6, bab es itets nur gnslanb mar,
wel6es &riea nit 9lmerifa iu9te unb
bob erlferes Der biitoriiae Geino Nmeri-
fa's su elmer 3eit mar, als preuben
oas junse Nnerita unieritiibte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
Der MaSfenbaa oes 1tnabh6n=
gieen SmrnbereinS.

9lm 16. b. Nlts. finbet Der eroBe
Ufastenball oes unabbdnsisen Surn=
bereins iiatt. Derielbe beripri9t Elm
groBartiges greignib gu tperoen.
v@enn nns pieaei4t Der Sdub uo briidt,
Der 5ai4ing ioIdes unierm @eiit entriidt;
Serssiien 1T iofort bic 9lIItasspetn,
Scbalo man opfert an Der Narrbeit S9rein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
gip. 139.
Na6rt6ten aus S5nbiana.
SEM a oneIle NnfIaaen
9egen einen Staats=
u n ~ /.

Nn malt.
st. gBanne. Cine ni6t oerinoe
Seniation bat bic ginbe,ufuna Der
9roB=Seiatporenen 3iI elmer Special=
SiBung our9 &idter O'&ourte ber=
oOrgernfen. Die slufreeung puds
leOo6 nod, als in grfabrung eebra6t
muroe, oaB Die @rano-Surp nur su
Dem 3wed einberufen uurbe, um
getpilie 9egen ben Gtaats=Gnmalt 6.
y. gmrid erbObene 9lntlasen gu
unteriu6en. Serielbe mirS bonn
WapOr gersboff bsi6uloist, bon Be-
ltbern bon Spielbblen unb anoeren
SportlOcalen @elbiummsn essoaen gu
baben, fir uelde er ibnen als @eaen=
9abe ieinen S4ub ansebeiben lieB.
Ius oieiem 8runbe iou es oefommen
iein, oab bic SpieaOcale bier felt ssabr
uno Sng 10 horirten. Sie gefber
BON orei Der bOrnebmffen Spiel=@tab=
llnements baben, ieitoem bic @roBoe=
i9worenen in SiBuns iinb, es poree-
3ogen, Die Stabt gu berlaFen. OBJ
slei9 es Die Yfli9t oes StaatsanwaIts
1T, ale bor ben 6roB9eI9worenen CUR
unteriu9uns tommsnbe 6dae 3u fib=
rem, 10 bat &i9ter S'&ourts oem @u=
rid oieies ni4t seffattet, ionbern an
feiner STEELE &i1ter s. q. 9liten gum
Special=Staats=Gnpalt ernannt.
8 ou t p=@ lert Carer wtrb
pro5efiirt werio en-.
gObIespilIe. %i6ter elliott
bat entf4ieoen, baB er in BEN SsdlIen
gegen @Ountp=@lert Sorace %. @arep
uno Spier @arutbers, tpel9e anse=
tlagt fino. s. sc. Stout Bel einem
6ub Wettrennen I'm $500 beIbuin=
belt gu baben, SurisOiftion beiiBt.
Der proaeb bes @aruthers iOa am l6.
Gebruar beginner.
Gin Greibrief aussebebnt.
Serre Saute. Die 8s60roe fur
Dftentli6e Werte bat bas Inerbieten
Der ySerre Saute electric Co." BON
$4,000 fir cine Nusoebnun9 ibres
6reibriefs BON 1888 bis 1852 anae=
nommen. Die @eielli6aft besablt
$4,000 in gaar, $1,000 bas Sa6r
wdbrenb bss Sernlins pon 191S-1938
unb $4,000 jdbrli9 fir peitere IA
Sabre.
8eri4 melSune speier Bee
beutenoen @efell=
Id item.
glwooo. Gin Spnoitat, tpel6es
gum sr6bten She'll aus @bitaeoer
@apitaliiteu beitebt, bat bas @igen=
tbum Der rGlpooo gfatural @as &
Oil Co." uno Der v@itiiens @as &
Mining Co." fir $250,0 erworben.
Wie es beiBt iino Die &dufer Die Saupt=
Ietiondre Der vIrtifieal @as=@eielI=
f4aft welde tiirsle9 einsn 6reibrisf
erbielt.
Das 8unbesfef bes q. u.
&rieserb
Serre Saute. Der Seuti6e
3rieger 8erein bon Serre Saute bat
in ieiner lebten monatli6en geriamm=
lung bei4lORen. :oas 18. gunbesfeit
oes Seuti6en 9risserbunbes bon glorb
amsrifa nebit Delegaten=Sag, pslder
oieies Sabr bier itattfinben miro, am
%. big 26. Nusufi absubaIten.
Sie 9aupt.Geitlidtsiten peroen am
Sonuta9, ben %. Nusuit, ftattfinben
lno 1T bierfiir Der Sairsrunb semiet1st
pprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03

~ Tish-i-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
S92, 500 tett fir has GoloKemm
se3ei@net.

Sn Der seifern Nadmittas abeebalte=
men Sibung oes @oloiieum=@omites
tpuroe beri9tet, oaB gli 2ilp & 60.
$1,000 seseidnet bdtten. Ser 6onb be-
lduft ii9 iebt auf s92, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03

gauerlaubn niBf9ein e.
S. o. Willer, Wisconiin Str, @obn-
baus, $l000.-@. s. Dearborn, part
Nbs. unb 10. Str, $3.50. s.. 6.
Benjamin, %. uno &aber str., @ob=
nung, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
Die Sesislatnr.
Sen q t.

Der Geuat bat bic 8ia, tpel6e ba!
@ebalt bes Staats=60rfsrs auf $500
erb6bt unb bemielbsn fiir Offiee=Nus'
gaben uno &eiietoiten $1,000 bemillist
erbobt.
Senator @oob's ,@arniibee"= =Yil
paiiirte Die 3tueite 2eiung uno puroe
CUR &eini6rift beOronet. SIR bieielbe
ifimmten:
garcus, @oats, @rumbafer, @rum=
pader. Sausman, Se Saben, @arb,
8ibion, @o6enOur, 8oDowine, 8rap,
Senbee, 9apman, 9inolep, Nepbouie.
parts, purbiance, Smith, Sbompion,
Wbitcomb, @olcott, @ooo-22.
Sosegen: Mstren, 8aa, Barlptp,
gea, Burns, Sapis, Sortune, Sarri=
ION, Sobniton, Sittins,r, 2atpler,
2pOns, Mattbeps, 0tilburn, potpen,
&Ode, Singer, Starr, Sbralls, ulrep,
@ampler-21.
sbtpeienb tuaren @onlogue, Sarbp,
Gleming, Wation, S'grien, Ssborn,
Stricler-7.
gs miro iebr bejtueifelt, baB Die Sill
Die brittle 2eiuns paiilren tpirb.
Senator 8uobpin's Bill betreifenb
Die Srennuns bes Grauen-@eidnsnii=
ies unb Der Wdb9en &eformidule
!puroen siinitis einberidtet.
Senator 8arp bra6te cine giI elm,
OaB Der Mnipru9 Der 8ineennes llni-
periitdt auf $4,000 besublt peroe.
8Or 5fpei ssabren wurbe cine dGnli9e
Bin aeI9lasen.
Senator Maion's Stimmmai6inen=
Bill puroe als Special=Orore auf Die
Sa9esOronuna am nd6ften Sonnerfas
gormittas seieBt.
Senator $oenoee rei6te cine 8ilI elm,
wel9e bOrf9reibt, bab in ieber Staot
i'm Staate cine 8ebOroe bon Commit
idren fiir electriI6e unb cine WaHsr=
uerfsbebOroe 3u befeben bat.
Sie republitaniiden Senatoren ba-
ben einen Caucus abgebalten unb be-
i9lOiien. cine lStatue bes Generals
@eOrge &ogers @lart fir bic Statuen=
Salle in Waibinston gu empfeblen.
6aus.
8 ubrins's Bill siinfig
lin b eri Diet.
Sas 9aus=@omite fir Mural bat
beute &epr. 2ubrins's Sia, tpeI6e elm
amenocment oes Ti9Olion @eIebes
bpr4 @usmerSuns Der Blanf=&emDn-
itranaen uno ppOuer Of attorney"
Glauiel be3pedt, siinitis sinberi9tet.
unteri6riebsn mar Der 8eri6t BON ben
@omite- -Witsliebern Sts6ban, pepple,
Saines, WsQs, gernbt uno Seder; bic
@Omiie- -W:tslieber, wel6e ni6t unter=
3eidnet batten, iino:
@albpen, Gbmaros uno 8en.
ginen Minoritdtsberi9t batten iie
ieood ni4t einserei6t.
Sie Bin tpuroe gum Druid beoroert.
@s piro alio iiber bieielbe bebattirt
uno abseitimmt tueroen, 10 oaB bic Wlits
slieoer oes Sauies 6arbe betennen
miifen.
&epr. 5iBpatrid reidte cine Bill elm,
lpel9e pOri9reibt, oaB bas @ebalt oes
@ouberneurs bon $4,000 auf $4,000 er.
b6btweroen iOG. gr lit Der aniidt, bas
oas 5aupt beg Staates elm eben ipld3
bobes Salair be5ieben iOlte, als
Der Sfaaf8 Nuotfor, General : Wntualt
unb ben &idtsr .bes Staats=Oberae=
ri9ts.
&epr. Stedhan rei9te cine gia elm,
uel4e bic @reiruna elmer geb0rbe BEE
,medt, tpel9e bas Contract Nrbeit=
Spifem, tpie es i'm 3u6tbauie in Wi-
bisan @itp uno i'm &efOrmatorium in
SefferiOnbille sebanbbabt pirb, unter.
'udsn fOa. Die geb6rbe iOa aus benz
Warbein oes 3udibauies, benz Supe=
beg &efOrmutOriums uno
,em Secretdr Der .Staats=Beb0roe fir
Wrbltbdtisteits 9nitalten beIfeuen.
Sic follen elm idbrlides @ebalt bon
300 unb @eiiefoifen i'm getraae bon
IS per Sag beaieben.
) iir uno geeen bic 8afeI
8aIl Sill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03
8robbritannien.
3tr ei Orberinnen e.

Sonbon, 3. Sebr. 9lnnie Sah
uno Nnnie @alter ipuroen beute i'm
SOlOpap-Gefdns sebdnst. Sbr
@ein9 um Sesnaoisuns mar abgerpies
len woroer.
Die beioen 6rauen betrieben cine
log. y8abD= =Sarm" II. fie puroen iiber=
fiibrt, leine aanse sln5abl Sdaslinse
bel Seite geidafft gu baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-03

~ Die bette 5 Gent gigarre in
fer Staet, Mu4o's r2ongfeloip".
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breaker and your girls to be slaves in

breaker and your girls to be slaves in
the mills
when these railroad presidents were
finally called to book before the presi-
dent of the United States one of them
shed tears because the United Mine
Workers allowed these boys to join
their organization, because they taught
these poor babes doctrines of anarchy
and disobedience to law. This railroad
president shed tears because the United
Mine Workers were spelling the souls
Of these Door children. and yet he was
willing to take the earnings Of these
poor children, that he and his family
might be richer because of their toll
These babes know their friends. There
is not one Of these children, ignorant,
not Of them. lost to natural instincts
that he does not know who loves him,
There is not one that would not run
from railroad president to the open
arms of John Mitchell; and they are
right. I have no doubt he loves chill
dren. Neither have I any doubt that
the wolf loves mutton. These men
make a living out of these children and
if they can do nothing else in this re-
gion, this infamy should end. These lit
tie children get s165 a year,
Mr.. barrow quoted the late Abram S.
Hewitt to the effect that during the
Molly Mcguire days he found men in
the anthracite region living like pigs
and dogs under wretchedly brutal con-
ditions," and then up came the famous
order of the union for the steam men
to strike, and closed by saying:
IF these gentlemen were stupid
enough to let their mines fill up with
water rather than grant this eight hour
day, all right. But keep still about it.
After you have done it, the more you
talk of it the most contemplate it
makes you look in the eyes of all men
who think"
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a year, 3 per cent. get between $500 and
5000 and S. per cent of all the men who
appear on the payroll as contract min
ers get less than $500 a year. Of
these So per cent large number work.
ed only small fraction of the year"
Continuing he said: God knows that
the conditions in this country and in
this mining region are not so good that
men will be content to sit down and
earn $500 year. The fact that very
large numbers of Mr. Baer's men get
such ridiculously low wages must be
due to the fact that the conditions were
very, very hard. They would drift
around from one mine to another in the
wild hone that somewhere there would
be better chance. Men who mine coal
are not tramps by profession. You can
not show me the pay roll of a railroad
company or of any other great indus
trial institution where so per cent. of
the men are idle. Migrants, drunkards,
as is claimed in this case, to bolster
up the paltry pay that they give to
skilled men,
Mr. barrow said the average earn
ings of the miners of the Reading COM
pany who earned between $500 and $500
in 1901 was $52S. He said the miners
expenses for supplies averaged $40 a
year, which would only leave the aver
age miner s4SS. These figures, he said,
were based on the 1901 average which
is 10 to II per cent. above the average
of other years.
Mr.. barrow then analysed the state
ments Of the other companies and said
that as near as he could make it out
the figures were at least 10 to 10 per
cent. too high and said the wages paid
by the Reading were the lowest in the
region.
Turning to the mine laborers he said
more than five out Of every 1000 are
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grane1ers 6trfIe,.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford II. TX.
December q. 1902.

NEW YORK DIVISION. --ss
FOR NEW YoRK-s4:O5, s4:50, 800
16:l0' $500, 500, 1s:1o, 1856. 1915, z10:S0
itedl *1:S5, 300, *2:3O, $50, 400, s4:25
(parlor car limited, 4:S5, $40, 5:35. .6:IO.
I: 80, *I:10. %S:10, a:15 bridgeport accom-.
a asaa $40 s:15 p: m. Sundays %,
$40. xs:l5. sT:10. $40 $3.50, ss:i6 .. n.
FOR WASHINGTON Via Harlem River
1903, *11:50 p. M daily.
FOR BOSTON via Hartford and WILL
FOR BOSTON via New WI London and Pro-
yidence-%2:20, $3.50, *11:35 1parIor car
limited .; m, ai2:o5, 1885 tpar rR car
United, .2;a5, s4:o5, .4:55. *6:55 .. m.
sa .5a a. s2;SO a. M, 1905, .247.
II; o5 a. m. Il :45. $3.50 ,. n. sunday,
FHARTFoRD DIVISION.
| FSr Meriden-'1:10, $40. 7:52. x9.35,
40, 500. 1852. .6:15. u 90. 500, 1906,
a5:S9 F. 7o N. s! ssSsndays-11o a. m. 1905
For Hartford : *I:lo, $40, 1859. 9.a5
*1 GG *i1;oo 9; M, 1905, *l:45. 265, ss:5S,
goo goo +5:52 $40, 200. 500. 1000, ,. m.
For springfeld-*1:i0, $40, 1862, S:s5,
III ala;O5 g. m. 12:0s, +I:45, 2:55, 800, 1852,
S;W, 1000 p. m. Sundays FLO a. M,
s sH6;b = E5 Ifs,, 100 s;2s p. m.
For New London, etc-%2:20, &2.SO. TAI.
lO0s ito Guilfordl, 11:06, s11:35 lparlor car
limitedj. 92:47, 300. SOS, s4:55, Sis. 6:i5
60 saybrook Junction., @6:55, 11:30 Gull
FORD accommodation p. m. SundayS-s2:20.
.2:3o a. m, @12:05, *2:47, 4:55, sos D. III.
AIR LINE-N0RTHAMPToN DIVISION.
For Middletown, Wilimantic, etc.-7:S5
Connecting at Middletown with the Valley
branch and at Wilimantic with Eastern
distrlct and G. ". R. r.; at TarnerYille with
Colchester branch.
:, For Shelburne Falls, Turner's Falls. VIII
liamsburg, Holyoke, New Hartford and in
termediate stations-7:50 a. m. and 400 8,
M: - For Westville and intermediate stations,
5:51 ,. m. l x
For Pennington, New Hartford and points
this side-7:50 a. M, 1904, 400, 1857 o. m.
,,o h0r waterbury, via Cheshire SAB a. m,3
Lie, $50, 5:10, 6:55 p. m. Sundays-9 a.
BERksHI i DIVISION.
For Derby and Ansonia-6.05 ITO. 500.
9:S5, 9:45 q. M, 1917 noon, lilo, $50, 3:57
DERBY Junction., 40, $40, 6:55, TAO.
6:35, $40 D. 10. ~ 9.so'
| For Waterbury-e:1 rio, 500. Gas a.
M, l2:lL; $50, 5:25,. TAO, 11:30 p. m. Sun.
days7-S:25 a. M. 6:35 b. m.
h0rt Winsted-7:10, .9:45 a. M, $50, 40.
p. m. Sundays-8:25 a. M, 6:35s ID. m. s.
For Albany, Buffalo, Detroit, Cincinnati.
St Louis, Chicago and the West via State
Llne--9:33 a. IN.
For Litchfeld and points on Litcbaeld
branch--9:33 a. m. and 3.57 D. d. Via Derby
Junction. = - Il Z =
| express Trains. xLocal Express.
| e. 4. HEMPSTEAD,
General Passenger Agent.
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he gave them information at least 80 or
40 or so per cent. beyond any facts that
really existed.
IF, at the end Of all this time and
labor, he is willing to give us or 10
per cent. upon the figures that he says
correctly represent our earnings Mr..
Darrow said, 1--WE will be very glad in
deed to take it. From the beginning Of
this strike until the end, whatever you
may say about whether the miners
knew what they were getting or not
these operators have never given out a
correct figure or made statement
that would stand the light of day for a
single moment when they talked to the
public. with this commission and in
Mr.. Baer's company only about a third
of them got over four hundred dollars
in the wear 1901"
Only "a per cent. of all Of the Read
ing's skilled workmen, he said, get 5000
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killed every year. ITO say nothing of
the MANNED and the crippled and the
blind who are turned out under the
benefcent laws of the state of Penn
sylvania to the almshouses and high
ways and byways, because no man can
recover in this state, and I say it adj
visedly, that I believe that there is not
another state in the union where it is
as difficult to recover as in this COM
monwealth of Pennsylvania. These la
borers got last year 1888. Princely
wages, and yet we are told that all
was peace and joy and happiness in the
anthracite region until Mr.. Mitchell
came.'
In discussing the child labor question
Mr.. Darrow said:
eff the work of this commission does
not result in getting rid Of this abom-
inably disgraceful evil of child labor in
Pennsylvania then 1 think the people
may well say that it has been failure.
You may not get rid OF it at once. but
no man eve: lived that colud make an
excuse for it. This custom has grown
up in the state of Pennsylvania because
there is money in 1t, and the industries
of Pennsylvania are dependent upon it.
The evidence in this case shows that
ever single one of these industries is
run by the labor of these children. 1t
shows that in the vicinity of Scranton
there are at least twenty mills where
little girls from twelve to thirteen or
fourteen years of age are working ten
or twelve hours day, and twelve hours
at night as well. Is there any man so
blind that he does not know why that
anthracite region is dotted with silk
mills? They went there because the
miners were there. Every mill in that
region is a testimony to the Fact that
the wages that you pay are so low that
you sell your boys to be slaves of the
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Starin Nav Haven Transformation Line

\ b E#5 Daily, EXcept Saturday.
Steamer John HI Starin Capt. McAl,is-
teri leaves New Haven from Starin's Pier,
foot of Brown Street, at 1915 p. M, Sun
Erastus Corning, Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. Steamers leave Pier, Ii, North
River, N. Y, at 0 p. m. daily except Sat
urday), Fare. Is cents. Excursion tickets,
room for sale at ]. B. Judson's, 1857 Chapel
St, Peck & Bishops, 70S Chapel st. Free
stage leaves depot on arrival of Hartford
train and corner of Church and Chapel SITS.
every half hour commencing $3.50 D. IN.
Through freight rates given and bills Of lad
ing issued to points west, south and south
west. Order your freight via Starin Line.
c. H. FISHER, Gen'l Freight Agent,
Office, 100 Orange Street.
/. f. J. GREGORY, Agent, starin Pier.
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New Haven Steamboat Linz
For New York the South and west.
Steamer Chester w chapirl
IN COMMISSION.

~ n @
Leaves New Haven 215 a. IN. daily except
Mondays; due New YORK 7.0U q. M 81
Passengers are privileged to board steamer
at New Haven at any time after 1000 y. m.
daily except Sundays; due New Haven 900
p. n. IN ~
Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle
Dock, New Haven, and Pier % e. r., foor
OF Peck Slip, New York.
For tickets and staterooms apply at the
office on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & Co.'S,
'OS-705 Chapel Street. or at Purser's office
on steamer.
SPECIAL MOTTO Commencing Mon
day, February 18th, 1903, the Steamers Of
the NEW HAVEN LINE will depart from
son ST.. instead Of Pier 25, Il. r., foot Of
Peck Slip. Commencing on the same date
the leaving time Of Steamers from New
York will be 400 instead Of 4:30 p. M, as
at present.
W. q. MORGAN. Agent Belle Dock,
& $E New Haven.
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RED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vaderland, Feb.21 ,10aml iceland, Mart foam
Kr'land, Feb, %, 10 ami Finland, Mar.14 10am
Piers IA and Is North River Office
70 Broadway, cor. Rector St, N. X, Peck &
Bishop, 702 Chapel ST.. NJ. Zunders& Sons,
st. H. e. Sweezey. 102 Church ST. New
Haven, do cod
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YALE BREWING COMPANY BALL.
The employees of the Yale Brewing
company gave their eighth annual ball
in Music hall last evening. 1t was q
great success, and was largely attended.
Henry Reichel, chairman of the ball
committee. and wife led the grand
march, and about $50 couples followed.
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AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON II oNT,iN
FINLAND, Feb. IL, 10 am Isl. Paul, Feb.25, 10 am
Phila., Feb. Is, 10 am Phila., Mar. IL, 10 am