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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-21
|SAMARIA SUCCESS
TIONS.
CROP .BETTERMENTS--CHUR
ITEN--SICKNESS &C--&C.

SFrom our regular correspondence
We'll, since our last communication
we have had some good rains and crons
ofiall kind have come out wonderfully.
Don't think / would over estemate
should say rs pefcent "A the last
two weeks.
Mr.. Willie Boatwright, son of Mr.. j.
D. Boatwright, and some OF the small
children are down with typhoid fever
also Mr. Furman Boatwright and also
his son is down with the some fever
Mr. Leon Hutto, down on the r. f. D
route from this place also has severe
type of typheid fever. We hope they
will soon recover.
Mr.. Ed Burgers little babe is yer,
sick.
Messrs. Hillard Hall, B. l.. kirkland
and Henry Westmoreland made a
hying trip to Lexengten Sunday.
Mrs. 5. U. Westmoreland and Char
lie Westmoreland attended preachin,
at Bethel church Sunday,
The Batesburg Telephone co, will
soon commence to build another lire
from Brtesburg Ia Delmar.
The line from Batesburg to Stead
man is now complete and connecte,
and connected with the Bell Tele
phone Company's switch board a
Batesburg and is giving entire salts
faction. No one can imagin the con
venience until they try while.
Abna Meritt's oldest daughter (col
died to day about II o'clock.
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GASTON.
FARMERS HAPPY, PROTRACTED
MEETINGS, &C. &C

lfrom our regular correspondent
This community is well blessed with
plenty of refreshing showers.
The farmers are much in heart now.
ihey say the crops are as good this
year as last, if not some better, especi.
ally the cootton.
We are having very hot weather now
Ihe heids are feeling lonely, as all the
farmers have about quit work and
are feastiug on their water MELONS
and enjoying the shade.
al napeting viii begin
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MINUTES FROM MT.
WILLIN G..
CROPS LOOKING WELL AND MAT
TIERS OF NOTE.
(From our REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

(From our regular Correspondent
Crops in this community are looking
very muck better since the rain, Old
corn Will not be veIy good but the
yoL1g is looking very promising.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. White. of
Wards spent Tuesday night with Mrs.
Emmie Buster; the former went homa
Wednesday afternoon but the latter
will remain here visiting friends for
several days.
There will be a community picnic
at Cherry Hill next Saturday (22nd).
There vii, also be a picnic and bar
becue at Mt. Willing Wednesday.
Mr.. Sion Corley and his cousin.
Miss Maude Edwards, from Ridge
Spring, came by Mt. Willing last Fri.
p : sss--.'---,.s-7----Alanae nea,
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POINTS FROM pELJon
RELIGIOUS AND PERSONAL
NOTES.

from our regular corrasoo
seetien we have had good season in =,
his "a ato J; c. Fort has about comn,,,
r,;, miS gin house. Now. Mr. E5, T1mplete
bnn, mll hou be long umtil we c.n ',uiIof' 1,Iof'
mum of the gin. We can heaa tn,
wEi,a Mr. JASPER Berry, last s..
barn "oe passing between two saturday. ca,
wasr t os The rail road. pot 'I' BOXES
n%Siled very badly: we dos d ms foot
tare or nor II viii have to be ANN NM"
:, pr, .. knolton reports, tho,
her homo st, =. Il, Laird can return ven
,ettina 'p % s.rong and wen Smo 70
''''S better very fast one IS
Fhe Baptist meetjno
. o',' mi', running but think il 10 VII, pace is
u m'sIt' We have had :. ",i close
o'maS ,r zone OF the folks have btn, b,"''ou'
o,,icd IN the Kingdom of CnI o5e" re-
SbeoIr y, '.,e ne Baptist church. Rev ne
eadeI %'y. "a, and Rev, j. =. McGin NV, ~ L.
o%t cue, with The folks for , ,t, nave
~ enO uayS about their souIs' nc lasI =
nre. m mr. Tillman ShcaIv w.S S"IVa-
Iao er, ne and Rev. McGm "s ~ the
yS welcome in orr tnwa ~ are al o
~ ri",,. good followers Boys are rn;y ney are :
,,iG lsnS 40 with your Godg if n y0a hV =
%,u .ovs advise 1as 5 You to get right not e
n You all well 30 verse, =
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RAYS FROM RED STAR
THINGS SEEN AND WOR TIL
TELLING

lhere Is sadness in our midst at
present. Miss Lilly shcaly. the nine.
C, CIe" year old daughter of Mr.. Walter
'tiea'y' who moved from near here to
ET" I,, Jerry Gerry last fall, diedSSast Sunday,
1uly 10Th being i'll one Month, with
typhold fever. Her REM fns were in
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GREENVILLE'S CRAFT.

a bad state of affairs exists in G reen-
viii Co. 1t is charged that thousands
OF claims have been paid by the Coun-
ty Surveyor without order of the
County Board and that salaries have
been largely overdrawn In one ss
months service were paid for in one
- II. is state Of affairs goes hack
Nm the examination, now 90
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fs6 aGcJtRId,. UPPER UNION OF RIDGE sA.
SuCaal cuCiAIlON WILL MEET WITu ri
canSrN CaISdnOT HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH, JULY 1890 ''0i
SATURDAY.

A. carSon ~ Devotional Exercises.
1850 A. NJ What CONF.
who do p pursue as to those memho.
cess 90 % not UI attend its stated s.oef snrE.,
q. W. Sawyer, J. eI q ri SefV'
Cros,,n D laFish' E. a. Perry Ilo'gT ~ I
il;5O-What should be -,
tntorI ,rIae towards the use or say ,aI'an S
iInhaI iIIhoA,catlng liquors? r S''e OF
Et6ernda" i' W. L. Daniel, Hammons "at1
1880 p. M. IntermtssioO oO"'
100, tor. Young men and Women ;.
tors in our religious omien on, as fac
w W. Etheredge, R Is. VIZ VIZ, Al
w. Holston, W. H. Tin,n'n' maIson' W
r. McMiIlon zimmerman, W
500 The hurtfuI innuon.o
uiah is inconsistency - ,, 81 d Chris
wards I. d. Willard ,ro, oenoa Ed
NJ d. Padgett. 'iN Long,
q oo SUNDAY.
II, Tin -; NJ. Devotional Exercisos. !,
iiVj,v lessons "c from the military o.
Cal 'Ivy oi The Apostle pani ae
WhGta IGon' JF, Mark Long, !, a SCI
Ion nue. Ja'ez Ferris, w r. M,.vn NJ D.
.9o ~. his
.pO land Missionary sermon. D. II o.,. vii
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Whltten Dry Goods Co..
Great July Bargain Sale.


tme. Ofer ,d
he best--
of
Tho he
al an on
e'Sp oon nd
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% Frs. Ladies Oxfords SOC
50 Lad. Sample Skirts at
wholesale price TO
Close out.
iOo Pr. Mems SampIe
100 ,e ~ SIC to $3.50
ioO Mems Fancy Sl.OO
Shirts, ~
100 Mems Fancy soc
Shirts %
3 Dz: Mems lOc Collars 45c
Dozen.
10 Dz. l21-2c White Hem
STITCHED Handkerchiefs OSc
; DZ 25c Neck Ties ,0C
;. ~ SOC
w 25C Suspenders at Ioc
40 " lOc Socks at osc
l0C |
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.od FOR OK SALE CHFAp

wagon Use 1' one mule, one two -
ness, ssy and two set bngey Sar one
- 80 Apply to WILL A. fss PSw1 war
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oo ooo rus Batesburg Hickory Strines
300 lds Batesburg Tick '---'--o &c
oUo ld's Batesburg 40 inch Drills ..- 9c
~ Pieces Best Table Oil Cloth ---------- sc
900 9d's &c. Lawns 80 =, lSc
200 Yd's. Sc. Lawns -----.- &c
g d. mems 81 40 4 90 mn Osc
~ dz l*i wl:te hemstitched hdkf, ---' - W
D az PC neck ties ''""-"'-'- o.
20 o. mems and boys 25c cans ---------I'.
% pr ladies' 81 % button se,.. iSc.
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w w Armour Co.'S, Chatealy V,oot co, .,
a.. - 'o. 0ahe,-'- ---.-- O.
Do ~ W. Armour q Cos, Vioetta Soap lOc Colo ~
~ ~ Dz' Mennens Talcum Powder 49,.
io d. Colgate's Talcum Powder TO-
III d. 21c. Tooth Brushes ~
Q z w. Jap. Fiat Silk Fans, worth Ice o.
~ ~ ~ SECONDS In Black Rubber, 25c Combs os
" " D~' LADIES Black and Fancy Coored Hose osc
" ~ W. BOYS Heavy Ribbed Hose worth 25c ,e
oo @ W. Misses Heavy Ribbed Hose worth l5c 10
''o" 1 q S. 36-inch Heavy Sheeting oe
500 Yds. SC. Lawn, at Sc
SO Pc. II l-2c. White
Lawn, at oc
500 Yds. Calico l(
800 " zoe Cotton Skirts II 10.
SoPc. 15c Fancy Crepe
Fdper, fOc
IS soc Corsets, soc
so l5c Towels Or
100 Pc Ain Silk Ribbon zoe
100" Sin Isc
SO Fine Chiffon Tai
ietta Ribbon, worth
JUST OPENED @oc
100 Ladies Ready-to-wear
$500 Hats, at S,,s
100 Ladies and Childrens ~
Newly Trimmed Hats. soc
80 Odds and Ends in
Shapes, O,c
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p"',... we wiii kindly inform him VI.
popu'' means. 9-Judge. "a' F'

no,,l, a re you in any way reIated
NOBILITY Mr.. GeldwaiL,ar9, 10 the
the reporter inquired
on, ;no,i'i mopI. replied the rectanpu,,
U%iIneht'y ..v astute old miiIin.' h'aa Out
Puck. '"'e' are boys. .
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again. married
Yes, and he's awluuv md
e ,"'cSI wife. He says she'is plor;o,iS 'iiS
fourth. Chicago Tribnn 'o''ouS
sion "'S ,',.iI iiatterson-W What de you ro-
n'sn your position as secrry ~ >" &c, re
literary society? 'he
mrs. CatterSon-Why. Is so h,,..
taxing mir ties that | ddn,, p pusy
me gossip. Life. near (
Respectable Deacon y w 49,,
Young Canon Maybctry wercnoI,It yI;at
I'd u preach to such a small r,uS o"''S-
ION. '''''''' ''resa
Fri'ilouS Widow So Il. -,
'm' hc said "DearIy bcjoys ,L'y Wy
aorning, felt as irI hadl,c,.I ,,''>
F"p, sal Smart Set. " "
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We called half don benhor.
, Inl, morning, and lev harn,., ;,
pronght thing I've onrek - rn ,
The irate guest. 'e"' said
Are they all deaf"
q, Yes explained thebotoI o,,
out they cln hear throlD the naI' r,IlA'
know. 'a'ES, You
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~In nGy, ~, Ocy' where's 'our brotb..,.
WIS.,, y ure oarn shoein horses,
W mere S your moti4r?'
4" the backyard slooin' chio,.
Where's your fathqs" '"icNens
wosbin. nj .ne hammock, 'hooin' ntaS ',
"rhat's our local wetbo,
who just passed" 'e' 'orecaSter
You don't say: Noa vo,.
looking man, is he?" ''| healthy
NO wonder if tins
phia Ledger. Fhiladel-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
TAP ENv Y ! Y 4 y, WILL az
'.'5s RIDE IN HILLS CAR

ST, PAUL.: july 1s.-Plans, for ths
transportation OF the Japanese peace
ENJOYS who are to pass through Du-
luth enroute" to the east where the
conference Is to be held were arranged
by the Great Northern officials at st.
Paul yesterday. The private car Of J.
J. Hill has been sent to meet the en-
voys at Seattle. -. :, = 4 ~
1t Is not known yet whether the dis
tinguished representatives of the mi~
kado will visit the Twin Cities on their
way east. 1t H. generally supposed that
they. VIII proceed directly to Duluth,
ana take one Of tho boats OF the North
efn Steamship company for Buffalo.
Harry Adams, assistant traffic man.
ager Of the Great Northern and J. j.
Farrell, general manager Of the North
erti Steamship line will meet the en-
voys at Seattle az representatives Of J.
J. Hill. One Of these will accompany
the visitors on the trip from the coast.
There are eleven persons In the party
enroute for Seattle, including Baron
Komura, Col. Tashibana Of the japan
csc war office; Nj. Yamaza, director of
the bureau Of information and H. w.
Dentson, IN American advisor Of the
foreign office 80 s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
LoNasHoREMEN WILL
-. PUSH ORGANIZATIONS

DETROIT, July 1s-At 4 meeting Of
the executive council Of the 1nterna-
tional Longst'orenlen, Marine and
Transport Workers association today,
J. A. Madsen, Of Portland, Ora. was
chosen president for the Pacific coast
district.
His office was left vacant by the tn
ternationaI convention that met here
last, week. President Daniel J: Keefe
t<,night announced that organization
work would be pushed In Cuba and
Porto Rico under the direction Of Vice
presiden: L. II. Jales OF Havana A
similar campaign in Canada and the
east is to be directed by vice-presi-
dent l. II. Sanderson Of Toronto, and
one in the south and In the Gulf Of Mex
leo directed by vice-pt esident Thomas
Harrison Of New Orleans. President
Keffe announced his acceptance Of
an invitation from the New Orleans
delegations to the recent Longshore-
mems convention and the New Or
leans cotton exhranke for him to deliver
sn address at the New Orleans Labor
Day demonstration.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
YACHTSMAN SHOT:
- er4 M+BoAT'S CABIN

NEW YORK, July 1s.-What the po-
lice Of the Bath beach. Brooklyn station
believe to be . desperate attempt at muir
der and ono that VIII probably be sue
cessful, was revealed today when Capt.
William J. King, whose home il In the
Bronx, was found near death In the
cabin of his sioop yacht. Aglai. anchored
OF Bath beach.
Captain King was found lying on the
floor of his yachts. cabin. There was a
bullet wound in his left temple, another
In his right shoulder and his lower Jaw
was fractured. T. - III 80
The cabin was in great disorder, shows
ing that q terrific fight had taken place
The police believe river pirates may have
committed the crime.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
BERTHE CLAICHE .......
....:.:. PLEADS NOT GUILTY

NEW YORK, July 1s-Berthe
Claiche :. ting French sirl iudictsd for
murder in the first degree by the grand
Jury tor killing Drn1 osndron,% plead
ed not guilty. today and w1s rsmanded
Tor TRIAL No attempt was made to
secure an 1arlZ trial foEaths fri and
she wifi have % remain III prison until
the fall seest0n. The 5etr1, who says
that for six years past Gendron made
her lead an immoral life, and that she
killed him to escape this slavery,
looked very pale ana wan when led
back to prison. Sympathetic women
who paid q. lawyer TO- defend her during
the preliminary examination. have re-
tatned legal counsel for her during the
corning trial.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22

! P1TTsBulaa July I'll. "a. seriss of
meetings Of steel pools will, open in
New York tomorrow and rcprossutI-
tives OF The leading interests In Pitt
turgs loft ::or: tnat city tonight :, I'm
less there 10 = change in the schedule
the teAr1 association Or the structural
gett II sti,~ mgrni' & ant the
riate pocl, meeting VIII BE- heid on
Thursfay.& 5..sass,4 :, - Il, III n
No special arrangements have been
made for meetings Of the rail and bill
let pools, butswhils sthe9s iutsroets aTa
not laSef44t1A in: the other beolss it's
safd. thsysff1ay SIT to14ther and dis
cuss prices and conc itiohs..
No meeting of these associations OF
manufacturers has been held since
February. the regular quarterly meet
ings in April having been passed. This
Is accounted for In the fact that bust
ness has been good and prices entire
ly satisfactory.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22

l., NEW YORK, July 51s.-That thu
Vancouver. Victoria & Eastern. the
new roAdwhich Ores Northern inter
ests intend to build in British Column
sbia, IL TO be made q part of new
tran0-continental line through Canada,
~ was recently reported has been en-
III a interview pub1ishsd by the Times.
'9nch 9uxSe1ti0n 10 nonsense" said
the Capitalist. '.rhere Is no such q
plan. A. large part Of the territory in
British Columbia and north Washing
ton + practically identical In character
and aadietinguishsds In no way, one part
from the other, except by tho drawing
Of an imaginary line.
The new road VIII cross and re-
cross the frontier. tollowinx StrsAxnl
that run through that territory. It VIII
fufnf1h r11aans 81 transportation to q
rich low grade ore country"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
NORTH DAKOTA OPENS
PAVILION AT FAIR

PORTLAND, Ore, July 1s.-North
Dakota chose her beautiful booth in
the agriculture building as the scene
of exercises today on account Of North
Dakota day at the Lewis and Clark
exposition. w. N. Steele, executive
commissioners from North DAkota, pres
ided mt the exercises and Senator. Nc
North Dakotans to the exposition and
Governor Searles Of North Dakota
made 4 response. Congressman Mar
shall also speak in behalf Of tho visi-
tors.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
RAILROADS MAKE WAR
ON THE SCALPERS

PORTLAND, Ore, July 1s.-0wins
to the Wholesale business being done
by the ticket scalpers operating in
Portland and other cities Of the north
west the various passenger associa-
lions have begun q relentless cam
paign against ticket brokers. A large
number of arrests have been made in
this city and a bitter night will be
made between the railways and brok-
ers' associations. II the railways can
not win in the courts, 1t IL said that the
special :rates from various sections OF
the country tor Portland. made on &C.
NAL exposition wifi; be Withdrawn.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
POWERS WILL FORCE
SULTAN 70 YIELD

LONDON, July 1s.-1n the house OF
lorde today, Foreign Secretary Lands
downe. replying to Lord Newton, said
sa ~ ~ = ee hsd r.
ported distinct Improvement Of AFFAIRS
In Macedonia. Lord Landowne said q
satisfactory: agreement, had been
reached by the power'y interests" by
which the scheme Of financial reform
would be carried out under internal ton
al control, This agreement had been
embodied in note presented to the
sublime porte May 3. The sultan. Lord
LansdoHne said. had refused to accsde
to tho demands, but he added that tho
powers would insist upon q different
reply. .....,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
WILL HANG ON
A WHILE YET

LONDON, July 1s.-Prsnier Bstfou,
has dissipated' the hopes Of hts op-
ponents Of an early dissolution Of par
lament. At a meeting Of unionists to-
day the premier urged his support
ers to be regular In their attendance
in the house Of commons, 10 a. to pre-
vent the defeat Of tho government a
the result of snap division. J i, =,
He pointed out that dissolution In
August would be inconvenient to the
house and to the country. The pre-
n1ier said he did not anticipate any
trouble In bringing the session to q
close during the week ending August
Il.
Jos. Chamberlain in brief spsech
said that while he formerly differed
with Mr.. Balfour on the question Of an
early dissolution. he now thought
there was no good reason why par1ia-
nhent> should be dissolved soon.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
SUIT MAY BALK
GET-RICH-EASY GAME

MILWAUKEE,, July 18.-Suit was
begun today by tho milwaukee, Trust
company. special administrator of the
estate OF Lsette Schandein. to restrain
Jacob Hey1 from transferring a cer-
tificate for lis shares of stock in the
Pabst Brewing company, of the par
value Of }118.000 for 40 shares in
the Second Ward Savings bank Of this
city Of the par value of $4,000. This
stock, 1t is alleged, was obtained by
Heyl from Mrs. schandein without con-
sideration and under circumstances
which entitled the estate to a retrans-
fer OF the stock.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
HEAT VICTIM WANTS
TO SEE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-John: c.
phia: %as arrested s st' SHORTY oi after mid
night at the White House, where he
was caught climbing over a high iron
fence. He said he was: anxious to see
the president and carried letters ad.
dressed to the president Offering sug-
gestions for government methods and
also had letters from q United 9tatea
senator and representative from Penn
sylvania recommending him to 4 con-
sulship to Rosario. Argentine repub-
lie. Eckleton was Frustrated by the
heat last Monday and he viii be ex-
arnined a. to sliiS SANITY today. =. i -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
LIBERALS WILL NOT
COERCE NORWAY

STOCKHOLM, July 18.-The result
Of bye election In one Of the districts
OF Stockholm for members Of the Sec
ond chamber indicates that the opin-
ion Of the Liberals Is turning against
the coercion of Norway. The Liberal
candidate who announced himself as in
favor of recognizing Norway az a sep.
arate state without humiliating condi-
tons, obtained 347 votes. while another
candidate opposed to recognizing Nor
ways independence without stringent
conditions only, polled 124 votes.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
TRAIN rs WRECKED;
NO FATALITIES

EYNCHBUR0, w.. July 1s.--An ex-
cursiost train composed Of eight we'll
nllsd coaches and q baggage car on
which 400 persons were returning to
Richmond and Norfolk after three
days outing in Roanoke. was wrecked
this afternoon at Prostect, 10 miles
and four coacl1ss left the track while
running; 10 mites an hour. Two un-
known women sustained slight injur-
los. The accident way due to repairs
being made to the track.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
CONVENTION CLOSES.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jury 1s-The
3sth annual convention Of tho Glass
Bottle Blowers association Of the
United States and Canada closed today
after the election OF national officers
and the selection Of Atlantic CITY. n:
old officers were re-elected by acsla-
nation. The officers are D. A. Hays,
Philadelphia, president; H.. J.. Mackin.
Atom Ill., vice PRESIDENT: wm Laun-
der, Philadelphia, :. secretAry; Conrad
Auth, Pittsburg,. treasurer. X r **5 "
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
YELLOW SAILORS ARE
HELD ON SUSPICION

NEW YORK, July 1s.-The British
steamer Andrani. detained at quaran-
tine yesterday, for examination for
symptofns Of bubonic plague among
the crew, was allowed to proceed to her
dock today under her own officers ana
4 new crow. The regular crew, COM
prising 4s Cinnamon and Lascars was
taken to Hoffnaans island for observa-
ton. The 1ndrani came from Chinese
and Japanese portA
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
CHILD KILLED; PAR :.
ENTs FATALLY HURT

NEwBERRY, Mich, July 1S-By
gasoline explosion in his house al
Mcmillan. nine miles north of here
Dan Long was fatally burned, hia
three year old daughter was burned
to crisp and his wife broke her back
by jumping from q second story win
dow and will die. The house waa
burned to the ground Long used some
gasoline to. build flre In the kitchen
and it exploded. The three year old
girl was overlookedain the confusion.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
GIRL EXCURSIONIST
Is DROWNED IN RIVER

LEXINGTON, KY, July 1S.-The
ley View on the Kentucky river, while
carrying a party Of fifty excursionists
up the river three miles from Valley
View ran into rope stretched from
log boom. The rope swept Miss Nam
cy A. Carpenter into the river and
she was drowned Geo. w. Hutchinson.
superintendent Of the Kentucky river
steamer company, was probably fatally
injured. Five others were badly hurt
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
SOLDIER or MEXICAN y
WAR PASSES AWAY

NEW YORK, July 1s.-aen. Francis
r. Pinto was the only surviving COM
missionor Of the First regiment. New
York volunteers, which served with
distinction in the Mexican war, 10 dead
at his home In Brooklyn. He was SO
years old. Gen. Pinto was OF the
storlnins party which placed the first
flag on the walls Of Chapultepec.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
ZIEGLER s WIDOWS
CONTEST BEGINS

NEW YORK, July 1&-Declaring that
William Ziegler, the millionaire baking
powder manufacture: and hacker OF Arc
tic expeditions. was insane and incor,n-
petent to make a will. hin widow. Mr..
E. Matilda Ziesler, began suit in the
supreme court today to determine the
validity of the will. Mr.. Ziegler left an
estate Of $30,000000 to his adopted son,
William Z:egler. who will be II years
old next Friday.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
HOOKER DECISION Is
EXPECTED TOMORROW

ALBANY. N. r, July 1s.-Every in
dication tonight favors q decision by
the legislature not later than Thursday
night In the case Of Supreme Justice
Warren B. Hooker. The taking, OF
testimony for both sides was completed
today ana argument Of counsel will .hs-
gin tomorrow. Each side WIN have
three hours. the closing argument to
be made by counsel for the legislature.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-07-22
BARON COMMITS SUICIDE.

;: MT ,WYoRK, July is.-Baron. Won
Eudo,,= brother Of Baron Krupps'
widow, has BEEN found dead ON his
estate IN the province Of Cordoba,
says a Herald dispatch from Buenos
Ayres, Argentine. The baron had
been killed by two shots and, accord
Ing to tho authorities inflicted them
h1nself, t. However. thsre is q suspi-
oaon Of foul play.