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The new enterprise., 1905-05-04
CHICAGO IN THROES
OF ANOTHER STRIKE
Rumored That United States
Soldiers May Take a Hand
A TEAMsTER S BADLY BEATEN

He Was Unconscious When RescvsS
by PolIee--The Ranks Of the strlksp
Have Been Largely Augmented in
Last Few Days,
Chicago, April 28,--Soldiers seen UT
the streets Of the business districM
today gave rise to the reports thM
the troops from Ft. Sheridan had ag.
ready been ordered to Chicago to snr.
press rioting in connection with tAa
threatened wholesale sympathetic
strikes growing out Of the troubles vi
the garment workers and teamsterz,
Rumor had it that the regulars weyE
quartered in the new postofiice, bur
this report was not confirmed.
From the appearance Of the soldlen
it was inferred that they had been iT
the city but a few hours. None Of
them were in possession Of rifles or
other arms, The uniforms, though
were spOJlessly clean, and it was as
sumed that they had left the fort lais
last night or early this morning.
In the corridors Of the Great North.
ern hotel the story went the rounds
that lights were seen burning on the
upper floors Of the new postofIice at az
early hour. Guests in the hotel assert
ed that several companies Of troops
were in the structure, Later Is war
said the soldiers had come TO Chicago
on social affairs,
Scenes of violence in connectio&
with the strike begun promptly tOdaE,
the first victim being a negro teamster
seen to enter the Monroe street barns
Of A, NJ. Forbes Cartridge COMPANY
whose teamsters joined the ranks OF
the strikers yesterday He was latez
seen to leave the stables, Several pick.
cts gave the word he had applied for
a position as teamster In the stables
Thereupon the negro was followed By
strike sympathizers, At DesPlainef
street he was oyertsken by his puf
suers. The fugitive attempted to de
fend himself from the mob which hat
quickly gathered, but he was kicked
and beaten into msensibiliJy,
The arrival Of a squad Of police pul
an end to the disturbance. The in.
iured man was taken to a hospital
where he was found to be severely
cut and bruised about the head ana
body.
The new enterprise., 1905-05-04
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Lines House, on easy terms. Rea'
son Removal to Quincy. For fpr.
ther particulars apply to
j. +. LINES,
81 3W Quincy, u.s.,
The new enterprise., 1905-05-04
Received

Carload Globe Fruit Jars and Jel'
" Glasses, all sizes. For sale at
AZ MosELEY's DRUG STORE.
The new enterprise., 1905-05-04

The union depot at Palatka is to
receive much needed repairs and all
tera'ions.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

unfoldment in accord with the findings
Of science and that man is and has al
ways been rising, that God and "dev-
H. are but names of opposing infiu-
ences and that all are saved eventually.
Catholic ostracism Of Divorced.
The national association Of Catholic
women known as the Daughters OF the
Faith has prepared a manual for the
use Of its members in practicing social
ostracism of divorced persons. The
manual proclaims that society Is on
the verge of moral ruin because Of its
federation of divorce and takes the
ground that those who do socially toll
crate divorce are '.moral participants
not alone in the sin, but In the evils
that follow Particular directions are
given as to the proper course Of avoid
ing contact with the divorced. For In
stance, an invitation is to be declined
when divorcee is to be the guest of
honor. But If member finds herself
unexpectedly in the company Of one
divorced, charity forbids her to draw
attention to the fact before others.
Won't lndorse Rockefeller.
At the recent meeting Of the North
ern Indiana Baptist association res
olution indorsing John D. Rockefeller
was voted down.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
SOCIOLOGICAL
Illinois Earnings Compared.

Illinois Earnings Compared.
President Felmley of the Illinois
Normal university says that the aver
age annual earnings of all manual
workers, including men, women and
children, in ifty-fve of the leading in
dustries of that state is $502.92, while
the annual earnings of men teachers
average only $4,000.
Predicts Woman President.
Justice Brewer Of the United States
supreme court in an address before
the graduating class of Vassar college
made the statement that nobody can
be sure that before the hair Of the
girl graduates whom he was address
ing had turned gray "a woman like
Queen Victoria should not sit in the
White House to glorify this nation as
Victoria glorified England" He made
it clear that he referred to woman
who would sit in the White House not
as the wife of the president, but as
herself the president. The justice fur
ther suggested that the suffrage for
women would serve as an effective
counterpoise to the flood of immigra-
ton.
For Relief Of the Unemployed.
A bill has been brought forward in
the British parliament by Jerald Bal
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

According to the highest authority,
says the Politiken, the Danish royal
family has set the stamp of disapprov-
al against the proposition of a Danish
prince to accept the Norwegian throne.
1t is believed that arrangements in
Norway have been made for the hold
ing of national convention and this,
it is believed, will inevitably result in
the declaration of "a republic.
Great preparations are being made
for the reception of Prince Gustaf
Adolf and Princess Margaret in Copen-
hagen, while en- route from London to
Stockholm The royal couple will be re-
ceived by members of the royal fanlf-
" in Copenhagen and Danish squad
ron will escort them into Swedish
waters.
The bathing season has opened in
Aalborg and hundreds of tourists from
all parts Of the country and from
abroad have arrived. Aalborg is the
most fashionable bathing resort in
Denmark.
Judge Ebsen, OF Flensborg, for many
years the only attorney-at-law in north
Sleswig, died at his home few days
ago, aged 20 years He leaves con-
siderable fortune.
M. o. Torkildseh has purchased the
ASuserupsgaarden' ID Lynde, near
Soro, for 10000 crowns. This is one
OF the finest estates in this section OF
the country.
Heinrich G. Christgau, of Copen-
hagen, has donated set OF 1OO antique
silver pieces, valued at 5000 crowns,
to the museum at Koldinghus.
"Elverhoj' has been rendered at the
royal opera not less than 400 times and
each time the theater has been packed
to its utmost capacity.
s. MARION s. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
JEROME WILL TAKE A HAND
ENTERS INTO INVESTIGATION OF
THE EQUITABLE LIFE AS.
sURANcE SOCIETY.

New York, June 23.-District Attor-
ney Jerome of New York county has
entered into an investigation of the
Equitable Life Assurance society trou-
BILE and during the day telegraphed to
State Superintendent of Insurance
Hendricks asking him to forward at
once official copies of his report. The
district attorney would make no state
ment as to his intentions in the mat
ter.
Syracuse, N. Y, June 23.-Further
developments may be expected before
Superintendent of Insurance Hen
bricks gets through with the Equitable
Life Assurance society. The report
just submitted by Mr.. Hendricks, criti-
cising the management of the society,
is only a preliminary one, which does
not contain many matters relating to
the management that are under inves-
tigation but are unfinished. These
lines of investigation may produce, it
is understood, as interesting exhibits
as those to which investigation has
been completed sufficiently to be in
cluded in the preliminary report.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
IMPROVED FARMS

Improved farm homes at prices and
terms in reach of all. We have lust
purchased another tract of 10000 acres of
hardwood timber land, timber consist of
maple, Eastwood, birch and hem1ock, no
pine slashings or sand. Lands are all
within to miles of railroad, near good
market town, schools, churches and
creameries, good wagon roads to all of
our lands. With every purchase of land
we build good log house Is # wide. 26 ft
long, IL #. high, with good roof, floor
windows and doors all complete ready to
move into at prices with house complete,
SIS. to Sis. Per Acre.
Terms II cash, balance in equal annual
SAW MILLS WANTED
to cut one hundred million feet hard wood
timber, Here IS chance for man with
a small portable mill to buy a small
tract of timber and do custom saving for
his neighbors. We own several thousan
acres of timber that will cut from to 10
thousand feet per acre.
Buy your tickets to Gable, on C & NV.
Ry. Low rates to land seekers, r. r. fare
refunded to purchaser of land. For maps
and further pa tticu1ars address
UECkE'S LAND AGENCY,
Cumberland, Wis.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

pose Of the bill is to establish local
body in every borough Of London and
a central body for the whole Of Lon
don for the purpose Of dealing with ap-
plications for employment. For those
able to work employment is to be OBJ
tanned and, If necessary, provided in
some form Of public work. Those un-
able to work are to be taken care Of.
Women as officehoIders.
Woman suffrage journals are COM
menting with interest on the fact that
the British house of commons recently
voted by majority of 150 to make
women eligible as aldermen and men,
bers Of borough councils.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
EDUCATIONAL
41,75o,ooo For Princeton

&1,75o,ooo For Princeton.
A settlement has been made between
the Princeton Theological seminary
and the heirs Of the late Mrs. Mary j.
winthrop, by virtue of which the semi
nary will receive about $1,750,000 out
OF the estate left by Mrs. Winthrop.
~Tech" to Join Harvard.
The corporation of the Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology has voted, 20
to IL, in favor Of accepting the terms Of
the proposed merger with Harvard
university, notwithstanding that the
faculty of the institute recently voted
by an overwhelming majority against
the union. This means that the largest
fechnical training school in the world
will eventually be located in or near
Boston.
Fads and FriIIs Sustained.
In a postal card test vote conducted
by the Daily Globe large majority Of
the answers from New York city pa.
rents were in favor Of the existing pub
lie school curriculum, for which Super
Anfendent Maxwell stands and against
which certain members of the board of
education have been conducting Bit
ter fght. The specific questions asked
were: "Do you favor the shortening Of
the school day for the first year chill
dren to three. and one-half hours? Do
you want your first year children to
attend school FIVE hours each day? Do
you want the schools to teach physical
4raining, drawing, construction work,
music and sewingF" The vote was
more than four to one in favor Of the
aOnger day and the continuance of
these practical studies for developing
manual skill.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
SPORTING EVENTS
ReIdame Queen Of the Turf.

6eioane Queen OF the Iuff.
August Belmont's mare Bcldame
won the $4,000 suburban handicap
for three-year-olds, one mile and a
quarter, at the Sheepshead Bay track
June Is In 2:05 3-5, ridden by Frank
O'Neil and trained by Burlew, thus be-
coming by common consent "queen Of
the turf"
College HaIfbacl<'s Pay.
As if in confirmation Of the disclo-
sures of corruption in college athletics
by Henry B. Needham In McClure's,
Charles w. Scobey has startled the
middle west by suing Professor Stew
enson of De Pauw university for the
balance due him under contract for
playing halfback with the De Pauw
university team last fall. The pro-
fessor has had charge of the college
athletics for several years.
chicaso's Athletic Championship.
The recent conference intercollegiate
meet at Chicago in which the Univer-
sity Of Chicago came out triumphant
resulted in the lowering of many rec
ords. James Lightbody was the prin-
cipal star of the meet and is hailed
by the Illustrated Sporting News as
''the greatest long distance runner in
the country today" j. G. Garrels of
Michigan university made a new
worlds record In the discus throw,
with 40 feet 2ss inches to his credit.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

young people regular social gatherings
Arc held, and dancing lessons are CIV
aea BY competent Instructor. There
- also Fellowship orchestra, choral
club and dramatic club and a Fellow
ship hymn written by Hlla Wheeler
8FaicOx. one Of the charter members.
Attendance at the meetings has been
ccnsfantiy beyond the resources OF the
1ergest halls. and plans are -madeefor
-Ahe erection Of great building to ace
snenmOdate tho Fellowship members.
n qualifications for membership re-
aigisus belief is altogether left out.
Rersens Of all faiths are welcome, but
AAey must promise to make a certain
.AsAaite cash payment weekly, accord
~ 20 their income and to Encourage
sAxHstful and unselish living Mr..
2Eiiis himself has no cut and dried
sereed. but believes that truth is an
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
scIE N TIFI,c
ime Proof Process For Metals.

Time Proof Process For Metals.
Professor Brunn, the famous Hun
garian chemist, claims to have discov-
cred liquid chemical compound which
renders certain elements proof against
the effects Of time. He says it doubles
the density Of nearly every kind Of
stone, rendering it waterproof, and i'm
parts to all metals the quality of defy
ing the action of oxygen He claims
also that it is germicide unequaled
I'm power. The secret was revealed to
him after studying for many years the
mortar contained in the ruins Of some
Greek temple known to be over 1900
years old. This mortar was as hard
and tenacious as If 1t had been made
only year. The compound is a yel-
low liquid, which the professor has
named zorene. Ordinarily breakable
pieces of Stag, brick or wood were Inn
mersed In zorene and became strong
enough to Withstand a severe blow
with a hammer. After that they were
soaked in water, but did not absorb a
particle OF moisture. Two pieces Of
steel tested with ammonia equal to
Eve years Of exposure to the air were
unaffected. This report caused great
stir among chemists. but many are
skeptical about Professor Brunn's &C.
cret liquid.
Consumption 10 Bad Nutrition.
Five more absolute cuges Of tubercu-
lc Teen announced by the Post
graduate Medical school Of New York
as result Qf experiments carried on
IN the hospital dispensary. This makes
Q total Of forty-five cures since 1893.
The treatment is grounded on the the
ory that consumption is a result OF NAL
nutrition and that in healthy body
the consumption germs have no chance
Of existence. The treatment aims to
build up the tissues by special diet
faster than the disease can break them
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
SOME ANXIETY FELT.
Panama Canal OFFICIALS Go to New
York to Meet Wallace.

Panama Canal OFFICIALS Go 20 New
York TO Meet Wallace.
Washington, June 23.- Chairman
Shonts of the isthmian canal commits
sion has gone to New York, where, it
is expected, Chief Engineer Wallace
will arrive from Panama during the
day.
Secretary Taft will be in New York
Sunday and has arranged for q con-
ference with Mr.. Wallace. While the
object OF Mr.. Wallace's sudden return
to the United States is not known fur
ther than the statement that it is on
urgent personal business there is
some anxiety felt as result from the
press dispatches from Panama indi-
eating that he intends to sever his
connections with the canal project and
the secretary has taken the earliest
opportunity to ascertain the facts.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
SERIOUS RIOTING At LODI
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS KILLED
AND ABOUT ONE HUN
DREp WOUNDED.

I1odz, Russian Poland, June 23.-
Twenty-Five persons were killed as the
result of firing by dragons and Cos.
sacks on procession of $4,000 work
men which had been organized as a
demonstration against the govern
ment. Ten of about one hundred
wounded are dying. Two women were
crushed to death in the rush of the
panic stricken crowds after the firing
began.
During the morning some workmen,
in revenge for the shooting, shot and
killed Cossack and two policemen.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
Agreement on Washington
as Place For Peace Farley
While the Dogs Of War
Grapple In Manchuria.
Moroccan Wedge Cleav-
ing France and Germany.
Oscar Won't Recognize
independence Of Norway.
President to Abolish Red
Tape and Extravaganza.
Chicago Strike Graft.
Concluded from page 7.

speed Of eighty-two miles. This train
reached Chicago two minutes inside
the eighteen hour schedule in spite Of
a fifteen minute delay caused by a hot
box on the engine. To do this, how
ever, a freight engine had to be pressed
into service between Mansfield and
Crestline, o. The eastbound f1ier
reached New York three minutes ahead
of schedule.
On June 13 the Lake Shore claims
to have established a new record be-
tween Chicago and Buffalo with a
train of four Pullmans, which made
ntes.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

down. In this diet eggs, milk, cheese
and fats are prominent, the fats being
designed to supply the necessary heat
and energy. The patients were able to
continue their regular occupation, but
were required to report at the dis
pensary twice day and drink cup
full Of fat emulsion.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
R ELIGIOUs
progress Of Mills Movement.

". A. Corey tells in the June Arena
OF the, phenomenal progress Of the
movement started at Los Angeles, CAL,
six months ago by the Rev. Benjamin
Fay Mills, well known evangelist.
The organization was started as the
Los Angeles Fellowship, with a mere
handful of individuals, without money,
prestige or meeting place. 1t now has
over 1000 contributing members, with
q monetary asset Of $4,000 and many
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

four known as
the ''unemploy-
ed W ork mems
bill, and it is
to influence ac-
ton favorably
to this bill that
various labor
b o d lie s are
sending hordes
of their unem-
p1oyed to Lon
don. T h e 8 g
m a r C b / n g
hordes are to be
increased sys-
tematically in
case the bill
lags toward its
final passage.
The main MIR.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

vital activities.
The peculiardfs-
tinction is that
1t works as well
as talks. 1t
helps to take
care of the poor
and to encour-
age those who
have fallen into
bad ways torise.
1t provides free
legal advice.and
carries on an
extensive edu-
cational work.
To meet the
NaoHa "a a.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

Williamstown, Mass, June 2s.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt, who reached here
during the evening after q busy day ct
Worcester, spent the night ct the
home Of President Henry Hopkins Of
Williams college, which institution
later conferred on the president the
somewhat unusual degree Of Lit. D.
doctor of letters).
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

be guest Of Ring Oscar some time
In July or August.
Weimar Won Muller will succeed
Count Won Leyden as German ambas-
sador in Stockholm.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
TIME TABLE LOCAL TRAINS:

A1mu lhUuu uUUhb 4nhtND.
GOING WEST.
No. 3, passenger ..... ............ 1:02 m
Nos passenger 1O:46 m
no. q, passenger........ 3:45 "a
NO. 700, accommodation 10000. Ills n
GOING EAST.
No. 10, passenger .................. 2:l2 m
NO. :, passenger.......... 5;45 pm
No. N, passenger .................. 11:3O mn
No. 2o6, accommodation 12:40 m
BROWNS VALLEY LINE.
No, SO, passenger, going west. 400 D M
No. go, passenger, going east. Hoo na
Way freight, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, due to leave at 700 g, m,
carries passengers,
w. B. SINCLAIR, ...
Local Agent. Morris, Mimi
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prt lucers attracted the attention or tho
whole country in vigorous outcry
they raised against This latest Develop
ment OF corporate highway robbery The
result WIS thal wien the attention OF
congress was called 10 the situation, D.
took scarcely amy lime 90 get action,
The Standard has several good person
N friends IN the unitcd States senate.
and not few in Tho house. but the
house, fortunately for the interests Of
the people 70 always Immediately re-
sponsipe 20 public sentiment
President Roosevelt was consulted and
pledged himself 90 see that a real in-
vestisation should be set on foot 81 oon-
greas gave authority for H. Under tho
law, which created the denaiimont oi
commerce aud labor either house d
congress may direct the secretary q
pursue amy Investigation 81 secs a. 50
IL happened ihat d required action o
The house only
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The story OF the tortare OF Rev o D.
Moore. pastor Of the Baptist church. OF
Harpersgille. n. y. w.n interest you.
lie says Il suffered agonias because
Of persistent cough, resulting from
The grip. 1 had 20 sleep sitting up in
bod. I tried many remedies, without re-
lief until / took Dr Kings New Dia-
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. which entirely curcd my cough,
and saved me from consumption. a
grand cure for diseased conditions of
Throat and Luugs AZ an druggists;
price SOC and }l.oo, guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
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series Of three performances at the
Lyric theatre. appearing in Camille -
la sorciero," and "sapho." The ad-
vance sale ofoseats is said to be the
largest in the history Of the Baltimore
playhouses.
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rs OPPOSED TO STATEHOOD
Senator stone Defines tsis Position on
the Cninibus bliL


Special 10 Daily Leader
Kansas CITY. Dec 2g-ff believe That
II senator Foraker takes a. Soto his
head - oppose the omnibus statehood
b.n ho WI have strong support fI9m
Tho democratic aanHiors and hc wlil bo
aided as well by q number Of republic
cans" said Wilam j. stone. Of &c.
Louis. United sates senator from Mise
souri,. at tha Baltimore motel hst nighr
~ ann opposed t0 the admifsioi ~
Arizona and New Mezico as one state.
More than that. I am agalHsi Odaho-
ma and the Indian Territory being
brought in as single state. ann Eo-
ing 10 vote for q bn ihat win provide
for two states. OF course. that vote
won't avail anything ia the hnai result,
bat / believe that s rifht and I expect
10 cast my. Influence IA TINT direction.
But az for New Mexlco and Arizona,
consider it an outrage % pass bii
ani3ne them aa single state. aont
believe these is anyone who wouiou
lllie 20 see Okiahon.a ana Indian Terri
tory admitted in some shape or other
but personally espee, io oppose af ai
oycnte che adm.s.on ~ New Aaaieo and
Arizona ns cle State.
-lm sure 5 DOME know how Che mat
tef la soing % resuir It HASN'T
ed the senute get we dont
whether &c D. golug 90 have
uay oyer other leeisl1tl.
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Lodge Directory

Guthrie Lodge No. 3, I. o. o. r., laeets
every Monday night at 1850 O'Clock at
Odd Fellows hail, corner Harrison and
Broad.
I. /. BILLINGS, Noble Grand
II. L, sTRoUGH Secretary.
Renfrow Division No 3, Uniform Rank
X. OF p. Meets second and fourth FRI
day nights at Masonic hail. lis Eaat Ok
lahoma avenue.
c. E. pUNNIcA Captain.
w T. WARREN. Recorder.
Hartranft Post NO. 3. G. A. r., Meets
on first and third Friday in each month
at 1880 p. m. in odd Fellows hall.
J. II. TAFT. Pos Com.
n. l.. MOCK, Adjutant.
Guthrie Lodge No ]. A. o. u W.
Meets every Thursday night in the new
Masonic hall, on East Okahoma. Visit
ing brothers welcome
Il. II. RUT6VAN. H. w,
W. ]. LEATHERAiAN. Recorder.
Canton Guthrie No 5. Patriarch's Mlli-
tant. J. o. o. +. Regtfar riessenioly every
second aud fourth Tuesday night IN each
month Ia odd Fellows hah. Visiting
Cneysliers welcome.
=. * ABBOTT com'dt.
". J. BARNaART, clerk.
woo.t gen Of the World. Guthrie Camp
No. 3. Meets every Tuesday az 1880 p.
no.. n The Woodmen han over speneer
hardware store. visitmg Woodmep
welcome.
NM coNNELLY. Con Com
70. R. N Meets every Tuesday n'sip
Ia II ot z. hall Visiting chiefs always
welcome.
frank p. sAmER. sacpem.
II c. BARNEY, CHEW o. Rec5fds.
Guthrie Lodge No. ?. x. or p Meets
every Friday nigh; IN Masonic halt i'
East Oklahoma ayeni e.
G. E DuNNIcA, Q. C.
J.. S. PAGE. X Of r. & $.
Guthrie Chapter No. g order % th
Eastesn ster Meets % the Masonl'
Temple every second rad ,ourth Fr.lal
evenings n ea,A month.
HORTESsE DOYE ". "a.
AL. HLXON. ". p.
p M l.. RAY. Secretary.
Guthrie comoandlry Kaishts Temp
lar Meets second snd fourth Monda
nights 10 each month az their asylum d
= AZ han. visillng Sir Knisht
: ulaays welcome.
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sHRNAhRpT IN BALTIMORE.


Baltimore, Md. Dec. 29.-Mme,
Sarah Bernhardt and her company ar
rived in Baltimore today to give a