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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Grand Pianos
Unusual Values
Piano Players
Organs and
Square Pianos

Several PianoIas at $3.50 Zach ;
also one Angelus with orchestral
attachment, $3.50.
One Aeolian self-playing or
gan, former price $500, now s175.
Slightly used Parlor Organs
from SIS up to $50.
Square Pianos, in good cndi-
tion, from $50 upward.
This sale offers an opportunity
for the economic purchase o. n
reliable piano that is not likely to
occur again for many months.
Come tomorrow and get posed
on piano prices and piano values
whether you are ready to luy
or not.
We instruments-mak a small cah
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
The differing Tastes cf Boston snd
New York as 10 Color
Of shells

Boston prefers brown sheiled eggs.
New York white" says an egg deale-
Why u stumps me. There are a
good many persons VINO Insist thai
brown shelled eggs have a more deli
cate taste than white shelied ones
But II IL Is true that they are more
tasty. I oaa't understand whv New
York does not insist upon them. TOO.
for however much the Hab may lead
"a In the Intellectual race. New Yorks
right up with the leading epicure cities
OF the world Ia ths matter OF a good
table. Some people think that she
takes the lead
There are those wh0 think that
brown eggs are pretfier than white.
and for this reason prefer them for
a sticxier for ars. 10 may be that she
believes that the brown egg is more
beautiful than the Nhite. and therefore
insists upon 70.
"The soda counters of The two cities
tell the story o. this odd difference Of
preference. IN New York bowls of
white eggs tempt 10 egg shakes. egg
nogg etc In Boston bowls OF brown
eggs tempt % tho same beverages
As FAR a. a difference OF taste be-
tween the brown and the white egg
goes. it "a my personal opinion fhaf X
the most ardent believers ia fhe iifer-
ence had an egg to eat which bad been
broken from its shell out of their sight
they would not he aale - ten whether
Il had a browa or white cover"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
Here and There.

Ex-Judge Smith of York
town was here Tuesday.
Clerk T. II. Geddy spent
Tuesday in Newport News.
Mr.. Charlie Clark. who has
been quite sick at his home
near Ewell, is able to be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Rob
erts and children were in
town Tuesday. Their daugh-
ter. Miss Edna. has gone to
Chatham to attend college.
Mayor WarburtOn in the
police court here Tuesday
fined a young cOlOred boy
50 and costs for disturbing
public worship in the Union
Baptist church last Sunday
night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
News from the Counties of the
Virginia Peninsula.


Oke having contributed their
quota OF guests.
The season for securing
fodder has been one OF the
most unfavorable for several
years. Labor Is very scarce
and wages are higher than
ever before. The farmers are
now trying TO find a more
economical way OF securing
their feed crop.
The sOra season Is now
we'll advanced aud prices are
good.
Contractor J. J. TignOr of
Richmond has completed the
fine new residence of DR.. II.
Is. Davis. The doctor will
probably have themOstcom-
plete frame dwelling in
Charles City county.
Much sickness prevails in
this place and our local doc
tors are kept very busy
Among those ON the sick list
this week are Mrs. Melissa
Parsons, Mrs. L. L. Binns,
Mrs. f.. l.. Walker and Mrs.
l.. +. Davis.
Miss Fishburne OF Roanoke
Is visiting her friend, Mrs
John o. Otey, OF Binns' Hall
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
SOra Very Poor.

That toothsome marsh
bird. the sOra, the envy OF
spOrtsmen, are very plenti-
iul, but are in very poor con-
ditlon. Owing TO the luxuri-
ant grass. which Is unusually
high, and the absence of
heavy winds and high tides.
it Is almost impossibletO get
at them. As soon as we have
high winds many a bird will
hnd It's way 60 our tables.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Greenwood is a quiet village nesting
at the foot OF the Blue Ridge. above the
heat of the loWlands. on the maiu line
OF the &. < O.. lis miles west of Rich
mond. Five mail trains daily.
GREENWOOD HOUSE is an old.fashion-
ed house. large, airy rooms. comfort
ably furnished. Cuisine excellent.
FreestOne and ehalybeate springs in the
vicinity. Shaded mountain walk. ten
mis- courts. etc.
TERMS: $3.50 per day. SIS per week,
S24 to S2S per month, according to
room. Special Inducements TO large
parties. Address
HOWARD WILLIAMS,
Green's ood Depot. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
7i7TH SESSION

Opened Thursday I'm
der Favorable Con.
diUions.
The 212th session OF Will
liam and Mary College open
ed Thursday morning at 9
o clock under very favorable
conditions. The attendance
promises to be the largest in
the history of the college.
During the summera hand
some new science hall has
been erected. a cOmmOdiOus
dining room fitted up and
many minor repairs made TO
'dOrmitories and grounds.
and splendid granOlithic
walks have been laid.
Two new chairs-that OF
Biology and the Manual
Arts-have been established
and two new professors
elected. Other important
changes have been made.
Coach Blanchard, who had
the training OF the football
and baseball teams last sea-
son, has been elected phys
ical director. The students
expect to put out a winning
football team this fall and
they have some fine material
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
New Kent Republicans.

At a meeting of Republic
ans OF New Kent county last
week &. l.. Harrison was
urged to become a candidate
for theLegislatUre TO oppose
X. L. Gregory, the Demo
cratic nominee. DR.. l.. 4.
Slater presided and speeches
We're delivered by George A.
Hanson aud Lane Lacy. Mr..
Harrison has not as yet de-
clded TO become a candidate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
After twenty-five Years.

Alter an absence OF 20
years Mr.. George +. Hunt of
Matthews county, and his
sister. Miss Nellie Hunt. OF
New York. visited the scenes
of their childhood here this
week. They found very few
familiar faces and places.
Miss Hunt was n child when
she left here. They expect To
return in 1907 to attend the
Tri-Centennial.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
Holdcroft Items.

Holdcroft, Sept, 14.-With
the approach OF autumn the
guests at this well-knOwn
summer resort are rapidly
leaving for home. taking
with them many pleasant
memories OF a most delight
ful social season and an ear
nest desire to return again
in the near future to enjoy
the lavish hospitality of their
friends at this place. There
are but few families here who
have not had their friends
call on them this season, the
cities of Richmond, Hamp-
ton, Williamsburg and Roam
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Work ou the ncw williamsburg Hotel
- pre- grrssing rapidiv. Nearly al of the
interior woodwork - finished. Charles
>cutt is papcring the rooms and doiag
the painting anC Eraining.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
DISTRIBUTOR or

y goods are all for me nder contract from the best land most
are thoroughly cured and PeOed 10y age before rut the market han
ole nothngou WhisKeys which
withdrawn directly
have mailing
reguryhe the
10y their being rec
Twelve
of handling
oy
already
tocatc mail
aciies excellent makg prompt
the United States Note
disilleTy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

EOR SALE.-Cboice Seed Barley. in
any quantity. Inquire at Stones
Drugstore. L. A. Iensens. or King 5
Creek farm.
jy 20 II <. A. RHAMES.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Clifton SDring!is year Old full 100 proof.
straight Rye Best goods on earth for the money.
Prompt shipment iu pacSagos
On al goods less than 81 gall add foT Jugs packing
/ gallon gallons, gallons
Express RdFToight Charges
Regular Satisfied
Ask Yourself Reason Why
Remit by Certified Check Registered
Write Tor complete prioeist - ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Says he Is Thoroughly In Favor
OF Enforcing Chinese Exclusion
Law TO the Letter,
OBJECT or PHILIPPINE TRIP
10 Look Into Matters That Are lnmc.
dIotely within Province OF
War Department

San Francisco, july i--sooy, Of War
william II, TAFT and party arrived IN
San Francisco az bi5 o'clock today A
hearty greeting wO8 extended the vlN-
ors by 5000 citizens who assembled at
the ferry depot TO watch the party con-
cludo their trip across the continent
sccy Taft and Miss Roosevelt took a
waiting automobile and were immedl.
Otoly taken to their hotel the remand
or Of the party following In closed ear.
iiages, Az the automobile proceeded
through the crowd and up the main
street " the city, the secretary ana
Miss Roosevelt bowed In 0cknowledg'
mcnt OF the greeting that was extended
them
The distinguished ylpltors have como
IN the midst Of exceptionally warm
weather FOR tho region about san
Francisco bay the thermometer hay'
ing registered az high M " degrees
In mis- city today None Of the NOM
horA Of the party were nl1octod, now
ever, by the unusual warmth,
That ho might make an Inspection
Of CarquIno2 straits for the purpose
~ making a report % the proeldcOl
ON the application 20 place a railroad
bridge across the span OF water Sccy,
Taft left the special train AZ sparks,
New, ana took another special Of three
cara TO San Francisco bay while but
a fow hours wero devoted 20 an exam
nation Of the proposed location OF mo
bridge, the Inspection was thorough,
sccy TAFT said he had not determined
what would BE- the nature Of his re-
port Afior the Inspection, MI TAFT
Joined the party at Bonlcia ana pro-
cceded TO san Francisco, .
THE primary object Of this illp,'
said SecY Taft, "le 10 so 10 the Phil
ippmcg TO look into matters that are
Immediately within the province OF tho
war department. Tho senators and
congressman who are Included IN tho
party win be thoroughly acquainted
with the needs of the Islands,
The secretary announced his lnten"
ton Of looking thoroughly into the
california side Of the chinese eSclu'
Zion question while here,
II am thoroughly IN favor OF cnforo'
inn the Chinese exclusion law 10 the
euro that II was never the intent Of
the law to bar Chinese merchants and
students from the United states such
policy might work q serious hard
ship TO our trade IN china"
The secretary ana party VIII spend
a busy four days IN San Francisco
and vicinity before departing next sat.
urday ON the steamer MOnchurIN for
tho orient, Among the points OF IN
forest which win bc visited are the
homo OF Luther Burbank IN Santa Rosa
ana the Bohemian club forest at Cur,
neville Thursday nlRht ball viii
be given, ana Friday morning win DO
devoted TO an excursion abou, san
Francisco bay ana visit 60 the Pre-
pIdlo ana island military posts In
the afternoon The party VIII visit The
University " California, I'm route TO
Inc Philippines stops win be made at
llongkong, Yokohama, Kobe and
Shanghai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
LATE LOCALS.

The interior walls Of the Packard H..
brary are TO be tinted In colors pleas
iup 10 tho eye,
Tho lymg Of the faR at half mast ON
the Dooly block this morning was the
occa non OF pointed Inquiries untll II
was ltdrned that the display was out Of
respect 20 the late Secretary OF state
Hay
Secretary Ruybould Of the Elka has
received notice from Pasadena that the
lllks special from Pasadena to Buffalo
win run through salt Lake, arriving
hero over the salt Lake Route Friday
July o. AZ Gi3Q u M, ana leaving at bii5
y, H. over the Short Linz tho same day,
ior the east 20 the day VIII be epont IN
thit pty Scemg the sights,
Yesterday was the birthday 0nniycr.
tary q Mr. Edwin &, ponroHc, who
odlts the police ana sporting page "
the Dtscrot News, MI Pcnrose having
been Born on july I, 1876. the one nun"
dredth anniversary Of the Declaration
of Independence, Tho day was thero'
fore one Of double celebration Mr. Pon-
rose being guest of honor ot "a family
party given by his sisters, Mrs Brown,
AZ the WatolWorM IN Cily Crock can.
yon The "doIngs' OF tho day commence
od at q A. moaud continued with series
of festivities, including rccitatlons, mu'
We and foostlng, o large family party
hoiny proyout TO enjoy the event Which
Wns thoroughly dollghtlul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Twelve Hundred Suits Ready to
b, Filed Against Many
Lines,
ON TWENTY'EICHT HOUR LAW.
Nearly Every Read from Maine 10
California Is Included 10 Alleged
Violation,

Washington, July 1.-The Post this
morning saya,
The department Of agriculture has
prepared and Is ready to begin 1900
suits against the railroads ~ this coun.
Try to secure tho imposition VI a pcn.
atty Of $500 IN each case for cycry ylo'
hIion ot the Ho.cnllod 2N hour viola.
ton That statute requires carriers
Transporting livestock from one state
10 another to feed ana water ana rest
every head ~ live stock for period of
I'VE hours after II hoa hoou on the road
not more than on hours
Nearly every road from Muuo 10
california is involved The evidence
against them IL REGARDED 10, 800 strong
that attorneys representing the roads
are negotiating with socy Wilson with
a Wow IN having a minimum penalty
~ 800 imposed, the understanding
that n tho moyImum rs demanded tho
roads win comply with the law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
THE TsErsE Fly.
-=ss=
Prof Robt Koch Makes In,.,.
estinR Discoveries About #, "

Berlin, July b,-rho Cologne ao,,,.
PRINTS cSracB from prlvnt, IaSs,,W
written by Prof Robert Koch ",vIl
went % German East Africa M he "on9
OF 1904 for the further lnVcp,IgaiIsHV,
certain tropical diseases, SHOWING =, y
he had already made important dlecoSS'
cries IN connection with the tsetso' 4,'
The professor found the brocai6s
ground ~ the ny ana rays Il can
rendered harmless through u,r,IVV
means, lio made the cllll mora ,n''
porOnt dlHcoycry that mluroboA ,yti"'
are present In sleeping dropgy ryls, \,
The ,eolne n.y. lie iGrthor discovered
IN April lne, that the rclOpsnp fevvt,'
f. Transferred 10 men through "A ANAL
sand tlck Those discoveries are 40,
Corded here M Of great scientific m.
pOrlance,
The professor visited the Uhche tu,lo
land, which he found TO be- tonpc,a,o
and snlubrlous ana hlghly suited ~
European settlement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Judgment Rendered

judge Richie today rendered mdg.
mcnt I'm favor Of plaintiff IN the huttor
case brought by a. ~ Buohlor against
John Holly and William Widcman do.
INK commission business IN lhm city
under The numc Of Holy & co., Tor
The sum Of Sl3o9S, found to be the
value NJ l026 pounds Of buttor sold by
plumtlh 10 defendant IN February,
1894, II was claimed by defendants
that the butter was no good hence
they refused to pay for H. The court
held that the defendants had accepted
the butter and tho titlo passed 20 them
unlor an agreement entered into with
lMthlor hence the latter Is entitled u
recover It's value Judgment was &c.
cordlugly entered In hls favor Ms given
above
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
LOOK OUT FOR JOBS


Thwo viii be u clyn eorylcc oSamlua.
tlon N this city Avg . ucNL Tor the
position Of engineer clerk IN the urJll.
lory engineer onlcc, San Francisco, at
$500 pc, unnum, also, for the position or
ink maker IN tho bureau OF engraving
aud printing, at $4,000 per annum, also,
for ne position Of medical inferno, gov
crnmcnt hospital Tor the insane, wash
mglOu, D. CO M SEQ per annum Tho
duties Of o steward IN the Froodmena
hospital are similar Ca those ~ q stew.
ard IN "a hotel ana not 90 those OF an
army hospital steward, lie has gononl
supervision over the walters and all
persons mlloy,d IN the kitchen, and "a
required 10 verify invoices Of WhrlHts
cnoo, stores received, ana TO keep nc'
count rf supplies Issued from The ptorcs
room dlpp tu know WHOM food W proper.
~ prepared ana ils quality
ThpW wan also Ne examination for the
position of mochonolnn IN the bureau
ot Standard, department ~ commerce
aud labor ut 5000 per nnnum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
lho American river The contract c0ss
ion an nNnnndIlnro nl nYor lgbnnO. 200.

tho American river The contract chss
for an expenditure Of over igb,ooO,O0Q
The Utah Construction company has
secured the contract for llning the
Ruby tunnel with cement concrete Tho
tunnel was formerly lined with tlmberH
but II win BE- recalled, those were burn.
ed about IL month ago ana the bore was
considerably damaged by cuVo.lns, The
WORK Includes o. concrete arch " over
900 feet ln length IN addition 10 TIC
concrete approaches,
Vacation Es'imatos' ~ the tlllo Of q
llllIe booklet jufl Issued by tho Pas.
gDngor department OF the Denver A. RIO
OrOul0 railroad showing IN dolall
what Nn outing VIII cost IN Colorado
This summer Tho Data REGARDING van.
road furOn. hotel bills, incidental OK.
ponNo7, rluu arc explicit ana one Ia
enabled 10 calculate 10 a certainty tho
cost of q boiourn In the Rocky Nouns
tain region
A. q meeting Of tho pnclnc Const AZ.
gccntlon ~ Passenger Agents al Port.
lana, arrangements were mHdo 90 divide
the iirHl district according 10 the ord N
of tho annual meeting held IN Kan jose,
California last spring Tho old
First district comprised oregon,
Washington ana Idaho Accord.
ing TO The now plan, territory com.
ptlsinlg all that part Of Washington
vost and north NJ the Columbia river
VIII be made into the new fourth dis.
uIcl Tho headquarters OF the old is.
tiict win rcmnin IN Portland while tho
new district headquarters win be on
the sound,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Burglars Captured at Bingh am
Are All Men With a
Decided Past
THEIR CAREERS ELSEWHERE.
Information Concerning Then Is 30.
Ing Awaited From Olllccrs Of
Other states

In the capture u three burglars al
Bingham on juno % II is believed by
Deputy shcrff joe SHARP Me olll'
cials that they have some pretty hord
characters Information hos already
beon received that one OF them served
a portion OF term of n years In the
Colorado state prison Tor assault with
intcnt to murder ana another one OF
the trio IL now wanted In cripple Crock
for safe blowing while It 10 thought
that tho third man II wanted IN kan'
sas CITY for serious ofIenso
Tho men 0ro John Estes, who was
convicted In Colorado under the name
Of Dutch" Whltton, Fred rolemun
who IN known IN Cripple creek as u,
Noonan, and John sullivan who II "
thought IL wanted IN Kansas CITY the
men were arrested ol Bingham on the
sight Of the Are az II was thought ,hoy
were going 10 blow opon the safe OF the
bank In that place When arrested they
had IN their possession large quantity
Of dynamite which had been stolen from
a Bingham store. They arc now chhlB'
cd with burglary Estes was out on
parole from the colorado prison Nnd
came 20 this state. Deputy sheriff
sharp eypeots to hear from kansas
Ci,y IN regard 90 sullivan IN n tow
days There IN no question but tUHt
ohch has q bad criminal record, They
VIII be- prosecuted here az the oihclola
believe they have good strong 'ise az
burglary against them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
District Attorney Ilalvcrson Plants
$4,000 Action Against Ogden
NcwSpapcrman
ARTICLES CHARGED BRIBERY.
Plaln,In Alleges that They We're Pub.
llShcd 10 lnjufe His
Regulations
lspccInI 70 The oNnws.ol


ogden, July 5.--Thls morning District
Attorney George llaycrson flod suit In
the SECOND district court against WI.
liam dlosmonn NJ the STANDARD pub.
fishing company n corporation, to re-.
cover damages In the sum Of 100000 for
the publication In the ogden STANDARD
ana Examiner Of certain alleged dcfam.
alory articles which appeared roepec.
lively June 90 and juno 20 In said pa.
rore
on the first cause Of action the plain.
I'M asks $4,000 Tor the publication IN
the papers rofoue1 "a u an artlclp
concerning plaintiff wherein reference
IN made to his having attempted bribery
with miro Berlin ana Mlkc Richie, ana
win having also lnlmatcd 10 Council.
mhn 'hnmbors that II he would assist
nun ID krlUne a certain franchise from
The rllE ne would sop that he was well
paid fer H. plumtn nllogos that thoso
lrllopH we've published FOR the purpose
" causing Tho people 10 believe him
guilty Of mnlfohsanco IN office ana Of
uplnR llN once 10 hOrrOss and Cypress
lnnoo"nl persons Tor private and
personal onde ana gains lie alleges
mat ruld accusations were false and
were published with the malicious IN.
leni oi lnlurlng the reputation u plain
lf I'm his practice ns an attorney at
law ana public prosecutor
On The SECOND cause NJ action the
sum " $4,000 ~ asked for the publlca.
ton In the standard ana Examiner ~
un article headed, Sensation In lior.
rocks WIN case, eold article charging
plaintiff nH attorney for Niles llorrocka
iu her contest NJ The James llorrocke
osinic, with being guilty ~ unprofcs.
elonal conduct 400 %. which, plaintiff
alleges, WOg malIolouFly false, ana 10
the injury Of pluniin In the practise
~ his Profession Arthur r. Pratt 70
plaintiff uttumpy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
BIG FALL CONCERT,
one Bong Arranged for by Consolidated
Choirs The Work Out inod

AZ the last meeting of the ward choir
leaders with Prof stephens Il commit
tee Of three was appointed 10 select
three selections for the united chong
and Tabernacle choir 20 roheprsc upon
preparatory 10 an Joining together IN "a
IAN concert n, \, Tuckctt of the
Eleventh ward, Tracy Y, Cannon or
the 1Wollth ward ana lhoi stephens
being the ones Chosen
Tho committee has met and after
carefully considering u largo number
Of pieces, has decided os the best suit.
able for this occasion, the Grand
March from NORMA OBollnD, the
music to God Moves IN q Mysterious
way By j, j, Mcclellan and mn an
thom Just being published beginning
win the words why do the nations 30
iuriously rage together ~ ~ ste
rhcns,
The chief considerations were to sc-
lCct that which would bo effective for
such a largo chorus, 1900 or more yet
within the roach OF ordinary good ward
cholrs, and ~ use TO all later on
The choir lold3rH VIII again meet at
the Tabernacle at the close of the mro,s
ing next sunday 10 mtlfy the action "
the committee, also give IN their order
Tor the number Of poplch they may do
sire, and report the number Of singers
OF each part from their choir now at.
tending the Tabernacle choir u In well
Tor those Interested 20 note that every
ward furnishing two on more singers
10 each part for the tabernacle choir ~
entitled 10 tho dement's Of this concert,
provided the leaders become active AZ
once IN time to cooperate In the work.
Og course, cholrs not remaining mac.
tive VIII not share the benefits But all
are most cordially invited 20 pOrtlcl'
pate, II ~ move IN the right dircc'
ton Authorized by the First prcsl'
dcrscy Of the church and calculated
TO unite an NJ our choire m higher
ana better efforts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
COSSACKS FIRE UPON
pUTILOFF WORKS STRIKERS

Il, Petersburg, July 3d.. Cossaelts nrod
ON the putlloff works strikers this
morning The trouble was started by
the arrest of youth who was ontcrslg
the works The policemen who took
him into custody, suspected the young
man Of having dynamite IN his possess
sion, The latter on being made n
prisoner, drew revolver and killed the
policeman and was himself wounded by
q bullet fred by another policeman, The
strikers quickly congroRatod on tho
potorhof road and Cossncka were order.
ed 10 dsporao them, Tho soldiers charg.
ed using their Whips and then fred
yolloy causing several casualties
among the strikers The excitement
IN tho district III Intense,