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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

Our buyers judgment is vindi,
Gated by the hundreds of pleased
purchasers of the California Wool
Blankets and many other qualltles
at LOUIS LEWIS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

4 Please the whole family by pur-
hasing your Window Shades at
louis LEWIS, prices ranging at
/ IS. 40 and so cents,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

NJ. T. Sigur has opened a mar
- near the corner of First and
willow street, and will supply the
nblic with all kinds of fresh
ioet,, sausages, etc. Give him a
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19
CLERK = OFFICE,
A.Il ~, ~ nN

STATE OF LOUISIANA
|. Paul Kramer, Deputy Clerk of tho 23rd Judi
ciai District Court and cx- Oicio Recorder Of the
Parish of st Mary, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is i true a..d exact copy OF
ibe net of incorporation of the NJ. MILLS COMPANY
I.iAIlED. the original OF which is on file and oi
record in my office, recorded in Book 81 of Mort
cages thereof page. entry NO ds'o ia
-crihrd lhcreon on tine eth day 81 Oct. 1904.
In evidence whereof, witness my hand and OF
ficiaI seal this 27th day of Oct. 1904.
p. KRAMER,
H.. Clerk .3rd Judicial District Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

he at you faultlessly in Ladies'
..sts Shirt Waists and Skirts
~ of the lowest at LOUIS
rvs.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

|rhe town council met in regular
lion on Thursday night. The
.ceedings of the meeting will be
ma elsewhere in to-day's issue.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19
STATEOF LOUISIANA. 4
PARISH. OF ST. MARY, !

STATE OF LOUISIANA. !.
PARISH OF ST MARY,J
Having read the iorego ng Charter OF the NJ,
Mills COMPANY, LIMITED and finding thttobiect>
thereof legal and in manner contrary TO or IN
violation OF the laws and constitution ut the STATE
Of Louisiana hereby approve the sal' 'har@r or
act of incorporation.
In evidence whereof, witness my ofheial sigma
ture at Frank lin. Louisiana this 9th day OF DC
lobcr, 1904.
W. X. WILSON,
District Attorney. 23rd Judicial District
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

Resolute reduction in mems
dies boys and childrens' shoes
snow that the season is open at
LOUIS LEWIS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19
It Thursday is Thanksgiving.

|,;,ersally approved, the line
|creaters for Ladies and Chill
a. LOUIS LEWIS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

ua.srs. Wilcox & Zylicz have
.tracted with Mr.. j. B. Rodri-
~ for the erection of a store
rndiug on his plantation in Cyp-
mort.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

parpains are our constant theme
|nll and see our Dress Goods OF
~ latest styles at LOUIS LEWIS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

Belts of the favored fashion
ksser Brown Belts for Children
land 50 cts. at LOUIS LEWIS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19
4 TuRDAY, NOV. 10, 1904.
LODGE NOTICE.

= W.-Live Oak Camp No. 30
o,ery second and fourth Mon
t7:30 p. H., at Brunner's Hall.
J. D. NORRIS, G. c.
IAAC MAYER, Clerk.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

rail- and see my full line Of
IN strictly seasonable at LOUIS
lNY'S.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

rare chance for quick profits
Rups, Strip Carpeting and Mat
- At LOUIS LEWIS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19
Vote to Grant the Franchise.

On Wednesday, the 23rd inst. q,
the qualified electors viii be called
upon to decide their vote >
whether Franklin is an up ,o-date
and progressive town, Or whether
its citizens belong to tho "old
fogy" class, who have stood in
the way of advancement and inn
provenent since time began. On
that date viii he offered for their
con-id. radon TIL. Question whetn-
or not lne XVI Lumber Co., will
be permitted u construct Il stand.
ard gauge railroad track along
Adams street TO connect with the
Southern Pacific road in the rear
Of the property of Mr.. R. E. Mil
ling
Each elector ought to vote for
the measure and thereby allow
the council to grant the permit:
The view should not be taken that
because the lumber corporation
receives tho benefit Of the track
that it should not be permitted to
construct and use it. OF course
it will not be as beneficial to the
people at large as it is to its
owners; but we think such enter
prises ought to be encouraged by
our citizens. The Kyle mill en-
ploys an army of workmen, whose
earnings are spent in our midst,
among our merchants and those
in nearly every business or pro-
fession, and should the mill own
ers be forced to follow the example
SET by the Hanson corporation and
remove to locality where ship
ping facilities could be improved,
large sums of money would be
Withdrawn from circulation here.
We owe it to ourselves to prevent
the further withdrawal OF manu-
featuring enterprises from our
town, we should encourage their
erection, and not attempt TO drive
them to seek other localities and
channels for investment OF their
capital, and the way to do it is to
vote for the granting OF the fran
chise.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Williams,
OF Natchitoches, La, for the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Lena,
to Mr.. j. Hunter AicNeely, OF Col
fax, La, on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 23rd, and the affair promises
L. y ri O
The fair bride is niece OF our
lIow-townsman, Mr.. r. E. Mil
ling.
The three story brick building,
erected on Des Lignes plantation.
in this parish, by Shattuck & Hof-
man some years ago, in which was
installed the diffusion plant for the
extraction OF cane juice by steam
ing, was burned on Wednesday
night Of this week. The property
together with the plantation, be
longed to Oxnard 4 Sprague, and
the land was cultivated in connec-
ton with the Adeline plantation
which it adjoms. The building
was filled with corn and represents
a loss Of several thousand dollars
in that alone. The cause of the
fire is unknown. The building
represents the disappearance Of
the last link in that disappointing
experiment.. The percentage of
extraction under the diffusion pro-
cess is said to exceed ninety, but
the cost of operation rendered it
impracticable. This was the only
deviation from the ordinary mill
process ever tried here-the shred
der and crusher being merely pre-
paratory processes.
PERSONALS.
~ Ay;.,ne *. vi citinp at tho
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

In the District Court OF the United
States. for the Eastern District Of
Louisiana. New Orleans Division.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

FOR SALE.
The Race Horse ';BACCIE" origin
ally owned by n. Boudresux 4 Co.
For particulars, Address,
J. J. BUSY, Erath, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-11-19

ERNEST A. IDUDREAUX,
JOHN ID. BELL.
I. MERCER NORMAN.
Notary Public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
RUSSIAN. TROOPS 4
..0NsTHG MARCH
(contlnued From First Pa e.) Il
From the 42s persons who signed the
statement Thirty were selected for en-.
NO POISONED SWORDS.
Report Due to Mistake III the
Ss Translation Of q
Z Word.
lfBY IAssociatei !. Press.l

81 tBy Associated Press) 34
ST. I,ETgRsBUR c,. March 10 fticlai
orders we're published to-day. relieving
Vice. Admiral Stark from the command
Of the Port Arthur division Of tho navy,
5ostensibiy on account OF illness. No sue.
cessorj will be appointed, Vice.Admral
A1akaroff having determined to serve a.
squadron commander as well as cor'
3rnander- in.chief OF the entire NJ Russlen
naval force In the far East. N s. &
Captain schchensnovftch. n commander
OF the battlesRip Retvizan, has been de-
Ecorated with tho cross OF st. George for
3repelling the last 4 Japanesc torpedo at
tack aud sinking tho Japanese fre$ ships.
* The talk OF "pyroxline" (poisoned)
swords having been left behind by the
fleeing Japanese Is based on the mis- mis-
translation Of Russian technical term.
General zIlinskl, chief OF stan to Vice.
roy Alexieff, 4 iii a cablegram. said that
pyroxi1ine had been found in the form
OF disc shaped torpedoes & six inches IN
diameter. which the Japanese tended e l. .to
use In bestrewngpthe road over " htch ne
Russians were expected TO pass In order
that the explosions resulting from the I'M
pact OF the horse. shoofs might ca use q
stampe do. AS the road between AnJu ana
Ping Yang Is very marrow the hoofs 81 I
the horses OF tho r ussian cavalry ana nc.
artillery and tho wheels Of the wagons "a @
would have been certain to- have ~ ex--
ploded the torpedocs, thereby 6s5 ca using
great confusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
PROVIDING WAR MONEY.
Japan Shoulders Enormous I'm
dertaking iii Business-L Like
Manner.
fRv Associated Press

By5s/tSs0claleQ lTeSs.J
a$TOKIO, Wednesday,, March l6.-The
Cabinet after a conference with the elder
statesmen and other politIca ! leaders, II has
decided to submit PROPOSALS for the ex-
tension or the tobacco monopoly to In,
3clude manufactured tobacco and the crea-
ttjond OF a. salt monopoly to a special die
tconvening on Friday next. The abinet
has decided also to suggest increases in
taxes amounting to 6s,0oo, 900 yen. .B
* The war expenses from the commence
mont OF hostilities to the end o { March
are estimated at l5s, 900. 200 yen. The gov.
lcrnment plans to#incet the expenditures
to tile end OF March with 100, 0o0, 900 yen
from exche1uerS bonds Just sold % 900 900
Yen from the special funds and 100000
yen to be raised by a temporary loan.
tThe expenditure on account OF the war
from April next to December inclusive Ia
estimated at $50. 00o.0o0 yen. besides a
special war reserve OF 1000 900 yen. he
government, plans to meet these expen d.
lures by the issuance OF ESQ, 00o, 900 yen
IN exchequer bonds; S, 900 900 Yen In war
taxes; 4, 900, 900 balance on ordinary an
nual receipts and q 900, 900 yen from spe,
ola funds, f5i5iR a n ~ \ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
NOT EvA'|.D 1
JUDGMENT ] Vt
President Till, Of Northern VII Sci Sci
ciritics Companies Issues
Brief Statement. 81
PLAN 10 10 I. DISSOLVE |t:'' Z.
6Sucl,s Was Said TIL Have Been ~
Discussed, Bit No Action, ,cticill66s
Taken. IL
lny Associated .1'ressO


NEW YORK. March 10 y nun li q q
Eollher,, securtics officials. iEcludinE
president Hill. Vice resident clougl,ssa.nd.
Directors George y. Bdker and John OH 81 81
Kennedy held long conference at at the the
companysf office to-day AZ a. sts II 3ss ~
1T was said TINT plans to dissolve, . the
4 company ard return the railroad stocks 't'lt1
10 the original holders were discussed ID
but {this could not be, confirmed. An
o,ilcial copy OF the Supreme Court d tlfss.i
siof,. MS rendered, on Monday, VIII DO re-
4 ccived by Northern Securities oftlcials
u to- morrow. S 81 " * vi "
Lawyers representing the various IN II \
n tercsts IN the Northern Securities Com
ID par,y were IN conference Wit h President
~ Hill and other officials until late to-day.
81 h. {; Johnson of Plaadelp hia. no ar
a rtied tho securities ease before tho United
III Stntcs Supreme Court. was rcrorted ed TO
& liavo been ORC OF the cOnfcrccs. ne
Il others included francis Lyndc StctsoH,
Eof counsel Ia T. r. Morgan and Conn
u ,,ary. and II. s. 3Lovctt representing the
hartman interests. Later Mr.. iii said:
9 arc waiting for the order OF the
Il court. Nothing can be done till VIC re-
a ceive \ ID. g. II would like to say, however
that thorc 4 Will be no attempt to eyadc
lilo Judgment OF the court. S b 5,
llSS I've haven't any differcntS plan or plans
\ under confederation. There & has been
3 altogctl,er$to too much guess work by out
y elders u They have tried TO- make q gmour:-
) ftitlngou of.n mole hill. and there isn't
K Gycn n mole hill s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
PROBLEMS THAT vEx
THE. CHURCH TO-DAY

The Christian people generally will DO
interested In the conference to he held
a t Calvary Baptist Church. beginning
march Goth and continuing through March
27t I Services will open each evening at
8 q clock. some OF the difficult problems
OF church life WI be- discussed 4 ~ 3 .r eS !,
able m,nseTss Of dief fea.
5 tu,o Of Tia eonference viii be the music
sfurnishhl by the famous Daley Quar-
tette. Of Buftalo., n. ". !. I, !, !,
II DR.. Bruner Is introdurlng some on 2 o new y
at Calvary. ie is greatly delighted with
tile enthusiastic corporation OF his people
and the great blessings God Is pestowlns
fThis n6enference Will no doubt Intensity
the iAi2rest and Inspire all who attend
Ia conservation and greatert actlyiiy ~
church work. Announcement VIII DC
made later OF subjects and spea kers'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
FRAN CTS J0sEPH'S# PALACE u
STONED 7 BY f U RlOUS, MOB

m (ByE AssocIa ted Preas)
VIENNA. March 16. IT he n palaces 3S Of
Emperor Francis Joseph and the Arch
Duchess Clothllde at Budapest were
stoned by a mob yesterday vi evening, re-
sulting lii the windows being broken. be-
cause the buildings were. not decorated
In honor OF the anniversary OF the rcvo-
luton Of 1873, A great Gro wd Of students
and workmen, after n demonstration in
front of the statue OF tho Poet Fetofy.
paruded tile streets, and noticing thar
the palaces were not displaying Tags like
most OF the other offices. showered them
with stones until tho police charged and
dispersed the rioters, a number OF per-
sons were injured and many arrests were
fl,,
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Mr.. BRAXToN HERE.
He Has an Interesting Case Be
fore the Commission.

Hon. Al; q. Braxton, Of Stanton, is in
the city, and willsto-day VI a ppear before
the State Corporation Commission to arr
que a case Involving the right to- require
railway companies to deliver cars on pri.
vate sidlngs. The case is one that will
be in the nature Ola test OF the powers
OF the commission.
The Supreme Court of Appeals has not
yet handed down Its decision In the case
Of the demurragc question. and 1t Is not
In which Mr.. Braxton appeared with the
5Attorney-General. 1T IS regarded as one
OF the most important cases brought be-
fore this court since the PRONUNCIATION Of
have an important bearing upon; the fu7
.ture usefulness OF the commission.
Mr.. tBrax ton was asked as to the prt.S
mary question, but beyond stating that ne.
favored the primary principle, did not
care to be- quoted. 5s n Z M Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
SPORTS J, ]. in | \
MANCHESTER.
Many Saw the Ting latch
surprise <, Party q ut LAST as !. .358 SRI
Night. s.
], Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch, |.

Manehester Bureau. Times Dispatch, o.
a+ NO. 1102 Hull Street,
Manchester was onep of the quiet spots
last night. The police had nothing TO
do hut patrol their heats. Not even
chicken thief showed himself.
b "a large number OF lovers OF manly
sports went to the Murroe-D Svyers WI est i
ling match, ana returned with good i'm
}pressions OF the Butte 3pugllist III!
SURPRISE PARTY, IS b.
Az Tho friend s. OF Miss blanche t5l n g
tho number o bout fifty, rendered .her
a surprise party Mt ToneSs linil, 4 ne e
affair wa en- tirely Informal, anu stEltlll
/ a late hour tho time was spent In q
mos: enjoyable way. ]. q
Refreshments were served by e, I1.3 IA l Y
iinEt tho shape Ice crea m and lie y
Edclicacies u: Y. I,
Manchester council OF Modern Purtans
instituted a. A new lodge ut 81 FThonlpsonsi
EIIall, Richmond. lnstlnight.s Il A:
a Indianola Tribe of Red Men has .hosen
fNIessrs. Cornelius S. Wells, Ghas, Bur. Bur-
skert and "A. IT,. Hole as COMMITTEE g y e 9 ar-
ange for tina n twenty fifth anniversary
celebration on April ,2Stlr. lsf Z, .
E.s Mr.. IL IL D. Johnson has accepted @
fIp,osit,on I'M Cincinnati with the firm 9 s
Il IT, Morris. 3 y lS .22lE3l z, +, q
8 The Good II opa C,hnrita Bile AssocltDt,otl
has been chartered by the Corporation
This is n colorcd sick and
death benefit organization. Il
Young men's prayer meeting VIII ]. 10 %
conducted at C,lopton Street Church Sat
surday evening mt 80 clock by zone +
tlle young men OF the: Sunday school.
81 Mrs. Bill ". Williams. Of No. as East
Fifth street, SwhoS has been ~ is lnl-
proving n Hl-las.EiNl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
COLOMBIA QUITS
WASHINGTON, MAD
fBy Associated z Press,

fBy Associa ted Press.) CIR
ri WASHINGTON. March 49,, The SColom-
ban legation IN this city has been closed,
and Dr. Thomas Herran. who for q long
tine has been acting as charge d "a ffalres,
will leave tho United States for his for
mer home. In AIedelin. In two or three
weeks Future communications between
the Colombian government and the State
will be con ted s through
Consul Genera Arturo de B'risalrd, a
New York - sss }s.$ s5S 4,
Tie closing 5of the legationgis the direct
$reault OCT he events Eending IN the aseces::
sion OF Panama. and the nego ton OF
Thought that "a a u nbiderablc time will
eapse before the Colombian governing nt
again nominal ties a slminister ITO; Washing
ton, as y the feeling IN ftlcial circles It
Bogota Is still very bitter. Is y III 55 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
ASLQvElYsF
Beauty Is the Greatest
Power Of Attraction.
Women Recognize5lt; Men Bow
Before Its Shrine.
Tie Secret u q Good Looks Dis.
closed How to Look YOUR Best.

Il Never was there d time when women
did not try 10 make themselves beallul.tl.
full What is 80 loyolySaus q round rosy
face White forehead ard full red llps2
what 10 annoying 'as the black heads
aid lpimples on tho face With the dirty,
greasy look whirksa always accompanies
them? Life is not worth living, The
young gIrl thinks. becaiise OF the bad,
unpleasant look OF her skin, which sho
tries Iii ,vair to improve by the use Of
various cosmctics. ointments and pow
ders. not knowing thatiaall the while the
trouble Is not In he skin Itself. but ~,
III the system Is sometimes absolutely at'lI 70
dangerous to use outside applications.
4 Tor IL the skiy5 Is simply cleared the dis.
case Is likely to attack some internal
organ Of the body, where 1t may prove
$fatai3to lifasltself. Butain purifying tho
! blood the cure$is natural. permanent and
without any injury. Il 4. IT.
Miss Beatrice. shansky, 1o2 East SGD
st, New york city sHys: S.is
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STAY AT THEIR PERIL.
Missionaries in Hostile Counl-
tries Are Officiall
Warned.
tBy Associated Press.)

WARRINGTON. p. CT March To-
United states Minister Allen cabled the
state, Department from sooul, under
to.day's date, that the Cincinnati ar
rived yesterday at Ghemuipo with tWen'
t,-threa Americans from Chinampo Tho
lmrinister3 announced that the missionaries
,in the neighborhood Of Ping Yang had
re fused to send their womer and chill
drel aboard the Cincinnati, where they
could be taken to a place Of safety,
jThost Department has made " Gle clear
tostbe missionary represent Ives IN this
country that IN The case oIsaoItlal var G y
ca nnot undertake, t.s employ tho United
states army and navy IN expedi tons into
the interior of a collpryaSS whleh 10 tho
scene on war, If the mlsstona ries .Tenta In
after a proper. warning, the United States
ssy ernri,ent cnunot remove them. and
they must take their han ssWi Il, other
siYll.ana. Comma asy Mason. oe \ he Clp,
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I5:4S;s35Sj$S
q * ||||!!|!||| :' o.
:|lI|J!EJI$S3: ItEj1l2:Il|!Cl

sentations concerning America 5 Interest,"
sests affected by the proposal Of the
Japanese government to extend the to-
Bbacco monopoly SO as to includc manu-
featured tobacco. He urged the fair treat
ment OF erican interests and adequate
compensation In the event Of a monopoly
being created. 1t IS understood that No-
muras gave him sa tlsfactory3 assuran ces.s
BIZ American capital Is heavily invested In
tobacco manufacturing In Japan, and tho
creation OF a monopoly means early and
complete exclusion Of American tobacco
Interests. IS 81 gsss i:s ,a "A l3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
THRASH KOREA, TOO.
lie Russians Rut Hermit King
"a omsins the Glass With
TaDan. IS
nv Associated Press. )

SEOUL. March 16.-The Korean super
intendent of trade at Kyorg-Hung, on
the Tumen River has received a note
from the general in command. at Vladi-
5yostok saying that since Korea has joined
Japan. Russia considers Korea as bel
Eligerent, and will act accordingly.
thousand Korean troops now at Seoul
will be sent to the north next week.
The Japanese have ascertained s. defir.-
$Itcly that a strong force OF Russian field
artillery is on the north bank Of the
&Yaln River, and that earthWorks have
been thrown up. Advices from Chon-Ju u,
town northwest OF An u,,2 say that the
people are ir a state OF panic. owing
TO the treatment of women; and the seiz--
Ing of grain by Russinns. e IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

ard / had become very merry Gus. was
always tired and worn out when night
came r. was pale, and was getting very
thin. and IL did not feel like eating. Every
little thinx upset me-. and II suffered ~
great dea from nervous headache When
1 was feeling as hough&1 could not stand
Il much n onger. D .4G reene's Nervura
blood and nerve !. remedy. was recon- <
fmended to me. Some other memb ers {
my family had ken 1t a couple u Il
years ago. and It did them 80 much GOOD good
i 3decidcd to try. IT, never took any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
HORRIBLE GRIMES
IN SOUTH AFRICA
(By. Associated Press,

BERLIN, March 16.-Letters from Ger
man Southwest Africa have arrived here
diving details OF the ghastly treatment
Of German settlers, ll3 of whom were
killed outright or tortured to death IN
the district OF OkahundJa alone, Women
outraged and dlsnse'nberei and With
pieces OF tbelr bodies ma lied to the doors
OF houses, ana boys INITIATED ana left
ia die slowly. We're FREQUENT spectacles
Tho eXpcdjtipnary cplulnna on conllng
III sight ot d farmers house Swoulsl see
the head OF Its former occupants fasr
5ssned to the rp9$s s35ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
MINER V01lN
AGAINST STRIKE.
IL (By Assoclat Press 81

Ss (BySAsso ella led Press.
m 5INDIANAPOL IND. ~ March ~
the national head uarters of the Unite
Mine Workers OF A1nerictka late to-day es..
Inmates on the vote Of HE miners had
been computed by, the ma tonal !, ticersss
They are positive the scale has ,cen CT
5cepted, and there will be no strike.
9f or the 10000 miners in tho Stat Vol -9
ing 1t Is estimated that about fS5 .090 voted
and OF these about $500 voted for the
scale, and 1880 voted against It and in I
favor of a strike. - s&
Maryland did not vote. not heing sure
twas entitled 9tosvote. West Virgtnia#r re-
ports are, neagre, and NO estim ma
lily OF two to one for the scale. n ilinota
cast 5000 votes, with q ma ority OF two
TO one against the sea le and in U fayorsoff
"a strike. Pennsylvania cast 80 600 Syot es..sss
with a majority of two to one for he 70.
scale. Kentucky had a. small iyote..i VIII
4 three to ono for the scale Iowa q CAST
nc, 900 votes, with a majority for q ST. ikc.5s
Michigan cast n small vote for the scare
Ohio cast 5000 votes, With four to one I
for the sea le Il 5SeSS