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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

A feE psrsons SEEN 70 nse5 remind
Ing taz. Il - against the laws q this
city % 20 g111ing with a dog within
the cry lnits. ard Shoot 6oEn azf.
dcmestscstsd birds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21
TnE eoTToN oeoSs ovT

OZe nlD1ts bsfOrs elelzloz re- 5Os
fozs 6rss,s or u tsE Pafksr ea1Daig.
Tsa SsE XorE Hefz6. EhlcE szs 5ee-
= fsylozss PsrkeT s51Dc<rte-. D15fssel
n Canvas by cDzntiss ~ Ssv YorE
8lass nz1e W ts OEn oogrsBD0z1eztl
wffeS s&Ows 3 D.urzitg for EooesFsl'
osta1e Sew ToTk CITY u a. le4sf
5SS s1S- Oss eorreeDoEts1r u1O IL
Wss8Gsiss ths nOgz5erE oOg-tfss sI.
prssses shs ocsnion taat -RoOs@Ts,t
gfH B<,I 1OT7h a TIE NsF York CITY
lite Is1Ss9 D.sr3Ety s-8 ggEsrs.
an6 may rszeh fbs rOfs q MeKisieT
5p 1870" wslch va I5lDJg plurality
81 nat gscfiOn.
The Dsoss s2nzuiDe Dezlocrztie
r5sfnns fOr NeE YAK nsve nos ez-
rse1s6 80 % D,zTzhty. Ehiie Nor.
phy hlmoef. IRE Tamzuy lezesr aas
Gained oziy NM. Tais ssOEs .
plufaBiy for ROoseyelt in the STATE q
FINN nm % 7s0s9. Ehleh 10 East
TIE ReDubHezns have been saying
they wouA D2l TIE Hersl3's can.
yASs es uOTs TIE iass sODe u the.
IDsmo,1ais n carTying toe State f0f
eifher Parker " Henrik. for Elth
Eneb 3 pDEsfful current funalnz
Tor me Reygbhcza EailOzai ticket
fhs ReDslblicaa sta1e ticket - Ger
tain 10 BE- borne 20 success alsO
ssrnal1abeOgs,y siih tbe DsmOcrsi-
o. ooueessOn d asE YORK 70 Rooss-
yeh Tones ike news from In.iian2.
TIE betfinz blaFds iR IsdlznaDoliE
% E&i1r1ay lat Onefsc 2 - On
HoOseyeits eafrylng the state ard
there Esre 10 iassfS One svsa bet
~ 500 sas MADE that ROoseyelt
would have 1(sJ plurality IN the
state Win me Oss u NeE YORK
and lgdiana. sJsollisIy 20 hops ~
mains i0r Parker AZ pFetsnse q
aOg,s - Carrying Connecticut or NeN
Jsrseg pas abandoned iOng ago
ThsFs 10 rome profession u faith 10 I
a chance % carr Wisconsln snd
wesi yiryinia. but nobosy takss f.
seriously
Ths flg D. % f9f Parker and Davis
FOuF Eeeks henoe it uili not be Gas
aawaY Davis Or Cozaway Davis. bur
simply cAFiaEay Davis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

Harry y Mount e 70 - i-s-z- led
a. p@rna1s-- pastor q tae E1z=-s
Pre- hgrsrisn c1Erch He ls ~ 4
tas brightest nizc1 IL the Or=zgz g--
p.t .o6zy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

GrayeI is al righf7as a fOunlatiou
FOR something better N the suburbs.
but here IL a general kick szz-nst
putting any more on the best b1siness
and rssidence streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

OF course. the hop growers should
pow up their fields. sell their hop
houses. and 90 10 raising beans in com.
plane with the edicts Of al.ttle hand
fui of prohibitionists wao are operat-
ing In the name Of local option.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

TIE Journal believes that Il will be
many years before the people quit
drinking beer 10 fact. the coasump.
iion Of beer Is Increasing. and that
of stronger liquors "a diminishing. Tn.
der those circumstances We prefer 70
have toe beer male al salem Those
who want 20 carry this county FOR pro.
hibition. and drive an important in.
duary Away from here, and then buy
the beer and bras 8; 70 Saiem Tor
consumption. are pursuing a theory
that .s ruinOus % any community.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

Charley FultOa wasn't even swelled
up over having been asked 70 go on
the special train a. special spell
bindeS with the next vice president
Well. Oregon will have a little infu
.ence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

There are ar kinds Of people In the
world besides puhlbltiouists n We
SAINT immigration from The whole
world Why adopt policy that not
even ali the church members will al
aere 20 or help carry into practical
operat.on9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

What hope b there for young men
20 succeed 90 business or gei employ
meni IN this city without public i'm.
grVYemea;s: &syOf Waters y right
in ssying Salem shall have at leas,
one permanently improved street. and
thar without waiting 1000 years So
cared local politicians who are lndif.
feFent 70 street Improvements are nor
good gueEsers a. 70 the temper Of
public sentiment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21

Why vote 70 impeFil the hop Indus
tyf Why even vote 20 drive the Sa
iem brewery clsewbere? To vote Tor
theoretical prohibition under a Law
thai Will never stand the test of the
courts Is simply 20 go behind the barn
and Kick yourself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21
X-RADIUMS

Weather bTiic aud fare.
aes
Hood river q growing 2so0 acres Of
apples
$50
Don't depend on Wild oais too much
for a volunteer crop
sss
Miss salzman, o, Eugene. has de-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21
Broke Into HIS House.

9. L. Quinn, Of Csvendish, Vt, was
robbed Of his customary health By in
vssi0n Of chronic constipation. When
DR.. Kings New Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested
ami now he is entirely cured. They're
guaranteed % cure. 25e at J. c.
Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21
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- sa-si an argument Tor pOtet.
iion a. vas ever printed may be
found 10 q pamphlet written by q
Confederate 10 1853 10 cOnunce the
Engllsh public Of the soundne Of
southern financial theories. 10 Il the
apthor states o. q prof of the pros
porous coalition " toe south the
fat that o. Was able 10 stand the
drain" u paying toe north toe Sol.
lowing amounts u cash.
Psoais of Manufacturers $50 900 900
PROFIT NJ importers ...... 1909 .OJe
PrDhts n shipping ...... 10000 go
Profits Oa travellers ...... $1,000 900
Profits BY schoo.s colleges
etc. .,t. 900. .,....t... 59'1 O5V
iNohn by agents aud
brokers .... .... ...... ioo60 900
Profits on capital drarn
from the south .... .... 90 900 0G0
A"tat fftf ff+t fttttsr NtHi iHN nuN
n these figures are correct d
proves that the south loat iusi 10
much cash which d nigh have re-
tained hy allowing a pa,V of be- capt
tai 10 be employed lu manufacturing
impoulns shlpbul.d.ng brokerage
and toe establishment, Of schools and
colleges. Instead 80 This li preferred
raising certain slap.vs and ceiling
them, payiug currcnt eKpensel aud
tunapmta iou out Of toe receipis
and also paying cash for innumerabls
things which n uigai jnai as veil
have bought AZ home Tho oxper
ienee OF the south since the var haa
proved iaat there Ia 40 lack of MA
tcfiai Cor mannfaciurlug. or og oppor
tuniiy for commerce. and % would
uuqusssloaahly have been better for
tho poorcr class o. white people in
the south TO have been working foF
fho laai century In factories At ship
hniiding ana 10 shops rather than
stapaiilng" ia the woods az ruuning
pliifuily small farms "a competition
win me blg plantations
unsicr a systcm which promoted
iho grow'h of villages. moreover.
common school system coala easily
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-21


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las gol 70 get quite 4 move o. II Il ?
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Bine Star.

We are thankful for ~ cool refreshing
shower. and to know that We shall not
lie sutfecated with dust, for i,wdayr,
ut least.
DR.. liull. Of Granette, Ark. vas VI
last week on business aud calling Oh
friends in This community.
Grandfather Laderly was quite sick
last week. but is much better at resent.
Jake Kaderly is cutting aud thrrshIup
broom corn this week.
win Cunklrr and Allen Wier st' rted
TO Pittsburg Tuesday with bal o.
John KING drove to Lamar TUESDAY
and brought back two ness wagons ftI
j. A. CCzatt, Of Jasper.
1t was quite sight for some Of MS 10
watch the fine automobile, that wont
h,ing by Sunday going north.
Henry Barry, Of Harmony reighbor-
hood is visiting his uncle Louis Kunk
ier for day or two.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Rose Bank Items.

Mr. Shriver is getting bis lumber IL
readiness for the carpenters to 20 t,
work at his barn agaio soon. Ils will
rush it along af fast MS possible whet
they get at il again.
Zoe Ozbun OF Pittsburg visited a,
home Saturday and Sunday.
Singing was at Mr.. Lakas Sunda,
night. They wanted it there as thei,
folks were going home Monday morninr
Mr.. sLeka went with them Jas far a,
Edna, Kansas to look for farm to rent
Joel Green OF Carthage came NJ
Saturday to visit his children Mrs
Cnrey and Mr.. Green.
Ambrose Deuoney is working for Dir
Farr Of near jasper.
Brook DelIoney went to Jackson Co.
last week TO work aud expects to attpnC
the Worlds Fair.
Corn cutting is the order Of the day
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
A Big DAY On DRY FORK.
THE nay FLOWER SlNhAf
SCHOOL PICNIC
doou Speaking, Good 7rs'" Ana
An Excellent Dinner AZ
Tu,li's Ford.

Saturday WAS a gaia day at Iuili''
Furo on Dry Fork. Tho My Flower
sunday School held its annuaI lnchl'
and it was gIand success. Eaiiy ~
The morning tho vehicles c mmrrc' q
arriving at the beautiful grove On thr
north ide Of the Foid and by len o'ciock
tlry we're ready for the opening rxcrr's
g. wi i,h consisted in devotional ser
yic,, conducted by Rev, Rider, OF Carth
nve. This exercise was followed 10y a feN
.rltminary remarks toy Monroe II re-!
SIN printendanto OF tho Sunday Schools
A,r. pirrcy was followed by Dr, Jupkin
.nf Cnrtbugr, VITO spoke Of The krowtl
# the Sunday Schools in America Hn'
ils usefulntss". The addres, was wei
rpcei,,d d ard very much airreclIttd'
Then o,,nls dinner, long table w"s
.urend with bCuuiioue meHi uhdrr th'
,Lsde trees, and good l"tIcs "i th'
community SERVED, After inner speech
"a we're listrn,d to iltm keNs. | thari''
Yancy. of Carthage, aud ". /. F'rgr'
son, .of Jasper. Those address were
followed by short talks On pracucl'
work ia the ). S. by RaiGe Juukin nnc
Mrsars Piercy aud Bennty. Their" va
a good attendance and nice tim" rn
loved. Mrs. Frank Pirrcy acted at or
ganist for the Occasior.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
rewty.

Mrs. Matthews is visiting Reeds this
week in the int rest Of the W. G, T. u.
Mrs. Esteys baby has been butte sick
butts better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. B. Woods are rejoic-
ing over little son. Its weighs 2lbs.
MIR. Thompson left Sunday night for
st Louis 10 meet his wife and see the
Fair with her. ~a-G
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Birti,s.

Born to Mr., and Mrs. Louis Parker
" nine miles Northeast of here, a fine
, pound baby girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wood oI
the Dewey neiShborhOod two pound
baby hoy.
MARY, the twelve yrar old dlushtsr
~ Mr. and Mrs. John Yates is seriousl,
sick with srarlt fever. DR.. Il. a,
Guoding is the attending physician.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Notice.

We have Just received pice lin6 Of
Fall Waisiings and part Of our Fall
Dress Goods. Also have our Blanket
department comTlssc at the right price.
We hsve the best Linz Of Corduroy
EAnts, Both for men and Boys eyer put
on SAFE in jasper. Come IN and sss
these goods forypurselt.
TbsekiDg yodior past favors am:
Respectfully,
q J. b. HARBUR.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
pablle sale.

Lon Il. Fpxhhs advertised q public
sale to take place 81 his home one apd
\ hall nils east Of asper ON Wednesday
sept. 70 Among other things Mr.. Fox
viii soil 80 head oi high grade Hereford
aud Shorthnro cattle. Mr.. Fox and
family expect TO spOnd year in the
cort thwest..
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

Mamie r. ece OF Sheldon whn has
been visiting Mt ber uuclt's. MIR. T.,
returned hom, Saturday morning..
All relmrt good time at Elmer
Pugh's party Saturday night.
A large crowd attended church al
Blue Sunday evening.
MIR and Mrs Skeels and family dcpa,
ted for Illinois last Thursday night.
: Isaac uerriug is bailing his hay til,
week.
Jesse johnson IS working with tn,
hay baler. Sleeping Beauty.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
I. L. HARBUR,
Coming, Coming, Coming.


The Opera House managers have in
tore treat for the pa,rons'ou Thurs
day. Sept. e On that night an ex-
crllent dramatic company will present
that ever popular comedy esquire
llaskins'. This is a splendid sh ow and
I'll who attend are assured hearty
laugh. Gw sY
The W, c. T. IT, meets at the NJ. f.
church Friday at 2:3J =. m, A full at
tendance is desired rs officers for the
.nsa"rins yoar are to be elected.
B. +. buland cried the salc for Ed ST.
John Wednesday. Tha sale was wei!
'tteudrd and every thing brought good
priccs. 90.
Mrs. Mary sla9e.pi Webb City, who
nas trru visiting Ed Ballard and wife
returned to her LONE Wednesday even
.up.
Geo. Whitesell new house in the
south part of town is about completed
and Mr.. Whitesell viii move Into il
The tirst of neAtmeek. ,
Mark Quilin and wife and Mr.
Collin Auut Miss Phebe Andrew from
Wisconsin we're Carthage yisitt RS
Wedne.dIy. 500 fb~ Ttai
Rvv. Dixon of Webb CITY his been
called TO the postorite Of tho Ziun BAl,.
Sist cf urch miles south east Of h.re.
George Wade has added fins brand
new Hammond T}pewrites to his already
rSell equipped Clfice. .--
Wilbur Miller and wife and George
Miller, wife and two children. All of
Carthage, spent Sunday With MIR. anu
dis Joseph ilerdmau. p
John Etaty returutd from Oklahoma
uesdny evening, after IA few weeks
,usiuess trip.
John w, Slad drove over to Alba
Wednesday AID Transacted business for
Webb Bros. 'p
.t.rfAf,-
Miss Edith Sheldon is quite sick At
the home Of her parents east of town.
Dir. Wolf, Of lneAr the Deer Greek,
-chool house, WAS called to see, John
Palmer one day last week.
2Charlie Davis resigned his position
with the Wolf Hardware Co Saturday.
Mrs. Milt Boots aud Mrs. Cooper, Of
Carl Junction, visited friends here SAT.
urday and Sunday. I
Miss Lizzie Law son returned Monday
from an ixtcndtd visit with relatives IN
Kentucky. i
On aud after Sept. Is special ever,
day rate 10 81, Louis and return for SC.
30. G.od FOR G days.
Mrs Mack Of Lamar, cSmsin Monday
for visit With omer Webb ard vi'c.
Frank Piarey and yils Of uorihsast Of
( CariLege visited Id. Fox aud wife.
Sunday,
Cmer Webb was Kansas city visitor
Sunday.
Mrs, Ware, Of Bauy III. is visiting
hrr brother, iii He6dticks snd family
just rreeiytd n car load oF,Grnuipe
Michigan suit wosoll il ty the Dbl or
sacl" JMccu'lin.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

Bring in your old
buggy and trade it to
me for a new. QUO. @.
S. Bailey.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

DR.. Everett Powers desires to infoi m
his patrons and colleagues that, after
mn absence of eight months study OF
his speciality Of eye, ear, nose ana throat
diseases in Europe, be has resumed
work in the Central National Bank
Building, Garth pse, No. ~.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Heating sto les.

Just received a tins line. Of hestinr
stoves Of all kinds, all sizes Of oak and
Hot Blast heaters with ball bearias
CRATES. WM B.nx
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

You cont have to buy every time you
call, hut would te Iltasrd to havo YOU
alt,cry tn'e!tu NtItto buy SEINE
u ng in my line Z. W. sTnATTtN
eta lead pencil and ruler with every
tablet. At Stratton's,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Wolf Hardware co.
L.etterLis,.

Letter Llst.
List of unclaimed letters remaining 10
the Post Office at jasper Mo. for tho
week ending Sept is, 1904.
LETTERS.
Kennel A. ID.
q, b. WADE. Pm:
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
rh. puhnc sehool Bui!dIng tor SAD

The Publlc School Building Ter Sa'f
The Scnool directors have POT the old
frame school building on tie market foI
sale. 1t will lie sold TO the highest bid
der. The building is intack and con
tains a GOOD quality q White 2u!d lnn-
l.eT,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

No G369.
At Jasper in the State Of Missour At
the close Of business. Sept 6, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loaus and Discounts ..,. &c.. Gjl,4,S 81
Overdrafts, secured and an
secured d......,............. l,ZsS.s,
Y. s. Bonds TO SECURE circula-
tion. .................... G,2' q -
Premiums on y. S. binds. 80 IN
banking house, furniture, aud
fixtures. ........,..,....,. IS "d',h
Other real estate owned ......2, 2,i5C.25
Due from approved reserve
agents. ......,..........32'6 32'6lo -
Checks and other cash items. 3. .6s2 81
Notes Of other Nnti1r al Bank SO1.Oo
Fractional paper currency,
nickels, aud cents s...........,..I 1853
Specie e...........,..2,l2 l2i 20
Iegal-teudsr notes .3,670. %, 5,79i.25
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer per cent Of cir
cuiation ......,...... .3l20O
rorAL..........,.....s 1854 II
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $4,000
Surplus fund. d....,................ 10000
Undivided profits, less expeps's
and taxes paid ........ ..d2O Go
National Bank notes outstaud'
ing g........,....... ......''''u u'Z1'.VV
Individual deposits subject to
cheek .......,... ooi4Hf. IL
Demand certificates Of deposit 100 90
ToTAL.... .,,,....'.....-C ChoI4 II
Estate Of Missouri, County of Jasper, So
l, n. II. Pattcrsur, Cashier of tie
above name bauk, do solrmnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of my know ledge anu belief.
n. II PArrgHsoN, Cashiel.
CoRRECT Attest;
VIM Beauty
J. A. Cozttt. Director.
s, Is. Shoopniau.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
l4th day September, l9O4.Si ass
BlRT WIIB, Notary Publi'.
My commission Expires Nov, lOth, leU.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

w. s. Johnson'of the the Devei
neighborhood left tuesday morning fer
an extended visit among friends 10
Indiana.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

r. IL EitcLtttk Of Lunar, transac'
ted business here W'drrsday.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Complete.

Cor stock Of }se. complete show
Inns Of Drss wish 10 look snchHs Broad Cloths
fvl. Dli,ui s Ill ooors We also line grey.
and uack WOOL and have nice line cheap dress go3ds
mr. were better nicer patterns than this yea Our
si.,y D ariu compee outings finer pattern this
m n ever before We have Blankets orevery body the right
~ Onr Shoe Department is in fine shape aud pair
m ON aenee you take chances buying the celebrated
sz Sclwtb Shoes in and take ooE Thanking you
,.si f,y,as am Resp A.s4
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Area of I.arce Ciiirs.

or tho large cities New York covers
209,2ls acres, Chicago l2s 00s acres,
Philadelphia 81 99] acres, Boston 1851
acres, st Louis 80 2T7 acres, Cleaveland
%, ,425 acres and Cinoinnaiii q. $50 acreg.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15
Notice,

Lemons l5c DoI at Crandsil Bros.
Notice,
The perssn who borrowed my Ice
cream packers will do me- a kind ess
which will be daily appreciated by 70
tnrning same. NJ, A. Foget.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

Bert Rhodes has accepted a position,
at Carthage with Carpenter and Osborn.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15

just receivtd car load of,Grnoipe
Michigan san. wescll il ty the Dbl or
sacls. McCaslin.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-15


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Greenfield Cemetery with the murder o. a
Pennsylvania woman whose body was f,un4 Or,
az isolated island Clemens last night ssf4.
The publication OF names this mornin~ IN ~.
III - LalI5ioe case vas premature a. vi
- uhslsS ana UNIV arranted. I have not vpr as~sr-
tanned who gave the information 10 IRE 49, 49,
assure y0u Il was done without M <nouvIs7,-a -
consent ~ no time have Z announced flo T1---ss
or the man ana woman neraded in the
to-day Neither have ever called AZ eirrsr 49,.
n NerEOn-aVe-. Brooklyn. which have heon Er----s
INTO the case The District Attorney did rot ro-s.
lAe names o. tfis NernO1-ave. people f-nuT -
have no sensation 60 offer. and i only maxi 49,
statement tonight in order 20 correct nII11er0T.
ing newspapers. - $50 N.oA-
VIII only say this; That the Hempstsad u1yzrs--
: one OF the most involved. most romantic s-S
most fascinating cases that has come under nv
observation n the last twenty years but tnfl-rTi-
hateS the rea- facts in the case have been incCr-
rectiy reported IN the press. misunderstood ~
ttacSs persons who are most directly interested IN
the solving of the mystery.
Al the Offices Of the BIumenbeTg Press. No. S1s
Willian-st-, where Oswald Maune mas long been
employed as business manager IL was said
yesterday that he went away on a vacation ON
Wednesday last. and was expected back on
Saturday telegram from Springfield. Mass.
said that Maune went there on Sunday. SEN
TENDER II, TO visit his son. ,the Rev F. n
Naune. OF the NiDceutian order and returned
the next day TO Brooklyn. His son went on
Thursday TO Germantown. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-21
IT4LF,S STRIKE ENDING.
Work Expected To Be Resumed at
Rome TO-day.

Rome, Sept 20-The situation here is gradu-
ally improving. and it is expected that there win
be general resumption Of work tomorrow
dispatch from Naples says that meeting %
strikers there ended in conflict with the police.
who fred in the air and dispersed the mob.
The citizens of Milan have become tired of the
vandalism OF strikers. and have formed league
TO aid the police in rs-establshing and maintain
ing order Parties of citizens went through the
town to-day searching for strikers who have
been identified with recent violence. and num-
Der Of arrests were made
twenty-four hours strike has begun at
Florence. Leghorn. Naples, Venice SieHa, Car
rara' Aseoh and Novara, while the strike has
come to an end at Ancora, ForIi Como and
tIehoa' where railroad traffic has been regularly
resumed At Genoa the worknen including
IhoSe employed about the harbor have resumed
WORK The night passed quietly.
y ceplorable incident happened as General
Escard passed group Of strikers. who tried 70
stop ms carriage. The police attempted to ar
rest the aSgressors, who resisted. striking one
OF the Officers over the head and irving 10 dis
arm MIN The policeman who was struck shot
dead his principal assailant