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New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
STRIKER SHOT DEAD.
Killing Of Miner at GreenSbwg
Causes Great UprOar.

Greensburg. Penn, April 6-John VESSEL. a
striking miner, shot ana killed tonight
while going from his home 10 an outbuilding.
IL is not known who fired the shot.
Vessel II is alleged, had promised 10 go 10
work tomorrow morning. The shooting has
created great excitement The Sheriff is gather
sng together deputies tonight and VIII rush
them 10 the coal works when they are called for
Late tonight Edward r. Robbins. on behalf
of the P1ttsburg and Baltimore Coal Company
applied for an injunction 10 restrain the strikers
AZ the Edns No l and Edna No. plants from
Interfering wiki the miners who want 10 con-
sinue at work
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
SOFT COIL TIE-UP WAVES.
Complete Collapse in Pittsburg Dis
tIct Expected by Monday.
rR, T.lesraph 70 7he Trlbure. ]

PittsbUrg, April 6.--It is believed that next
Monday viii see complete collapse OF the
strike of the bituuinous coal miners in this dis
triot. All the miners at the mines signed for
are now willing TO go back 10 work. Mission
ar. work among the miners employed I'm the in
dependent mines. which have not signed the
scale. has won them over. they are satisfied
10 be idle If necessary.
To-day many more mines started up. None
are running fun handed. II is true but almost
every mine OF the Pttsburg and the several
other cosl companies which signed the scale is
working some men, a few Of them getting out
about the normal output Of coal.
Hope Of getting the men IN the non-union
Irwin district 10 join the union and come out on
8 strike has been abandoned. The companies IN
the Irwin field are all paying the scale They
always have paid the scale, but tho men do not
belong 10 the United Mine Workers and the
5eld is a menace 10 the organization in the event
of strike in his district
When the new scale was announced the Irwin
operators promptly gave the men an equal ad-
vance. This has destroyed all hope Of getting
them into the union. Only three mines in the
district are on strike.
II is reported that the Penn Gas Coal Com
pany is preparing 10 ME complaint against the
toWn of Penn for interfering with its guards on
"Wednesday and making some trouble about the
Penn slope mine. The borough officials say the
special officers have no right I'm the town, as
they are competent 10 maintain the peace.
The Edna mines were 10 have started this
morning. bat starting was postponed until the
company can bring in more guards. The com
pany proposes 10 secure enough guards 10 pro-
Tect its employees and then start with the men
willing 10 work. Al least half The thousand or
more strikers ~ these mines want 10 go 10 work
hat afraid of violence.
The general feeling Of satisfaction is attributed
10 tne arrival Of delegates from the district con-
Nention. who have explained the situation 10
The miners who hCsitatcd 20 return 10 work
All danger Of further trouble is thought TO DO
over.
The Ifttsburg Coal Company to-day reported
that of The elghty-one mines operated bv the
Ifttshurg Coal Company, the Monongahela River
tonsohoateo Coal and Coke Company and the
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company only
Your were idle. One Of these was undergoing
repairs. Francis /. Robbins or the Pittsburg
Coal Company. said:
About thirty thousand men are al work and
not more than 700 employed in our coIiiertes
are idle. They VIII probable resume IN a few
days Yesterday We had twenty mines idle
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
WOMAN SUES CAPTAIN HoDeINs.

was served with papers yesterday in a civil suit
for damages against him by Bessie McCabe, of No
12i West cath street. Miss McCabe alleges oppres-
sion as the basis for the suit. and declares in her
afidavits that. by reason OF forcble and illegal
entry her house by tho police OF the West 3Oth
street station. she las suffered much pecuniary
and other damage. \ criminal action. based on
practically the grounds. dismissed in
Jefferson Market court Few days ago. The can
tain said last night that he not worrying any
about the suit Il intend TO go right ahead and 90
all IN my power 10 stamp out violations OF the law
in my precinct" he said. suits or no suits I
might add that. personally never set foot in Miss
McCabe's house"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
HIS ENOUGH ANTHRACITE
Nezc York Central WeH Prepared
for Hard Coal Strike.

onicials Of the New York Central said yes
terday that the road had enough hard coal on
hand or engaged 10 save the road from using
any soft coal for many months to come, in
case Of anthracite strike.
We are well supplied. official said. We
have yards and yards filled TO overhowing with
hard coal-in fact. we have enough to last US
for many months. and easily through the sum-
mer. I don't believe the strike will amount to
much. but If il does the Central can still use
hard coal all OF its traffic. both railroad and
harbor. long as any strike continues"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
SRAzED BY WITNESSING LYNcHtNc.
- TeleErarh h - rrih,n.I

tBy Eelegraph % The Tribune
Memphis. April 6.-TT. NJ. Moody q shoe salesman
whose home is Youngstown. Ohio. witnessed the
lynching OF Ed Johnson in Chattanooga. and has
become violently insane. He declares that he has
been delegated by God as the ayenger OF the negro
Moo"y armed himself and started Tor the home OF
Mrs, Taylor on whose account Johnson was
lynched Fortunately, officers had been warned
and the young man was arrested before any harm
dents OF Youngstown.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
ORPHAN DAY AT THE clRcus

The afternoon OF Tuesday. April Il. has ba.,
fixed upon by James A. Bailey for the Fra. -
mission OF the orphans and inmates of th
liable institutions OF this city to the circus ~
that afternoon the entire house incIuaips toa
boxes. Will be placed at the disposal OF the cntI
ure" ana no seats viii De sold to the general pub
He Those IN charge OF the orphan asvlums ana
charitable Institutions are requested 10 ssnd -,
to Madison Square Garden as soon as possible how
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
O'G0RMAN CENSUREs MOToRMAN
Says Acquittal of ManSlaughter Does Not In.
dicate That Careless Will Escape

Justice OGormau in the Supreme Court. yester-
day severely criticised Martin Rooney a 49,.
man employed by the Union Railway Cor,Da
who had Just been acquitted OF manslaugbter ba,'
ing run over Grace Cornell. seven years ola a+
l4d street and Norris avenue. The Bronx SOM
uHe ago. Turning 70 Rooney. Justice OGorman
sad
Escaping conviction ought 10 teach Won AMI
other motormen lesson. IL may be ne,esssr -, -,
send some or YOU To states prison some time foD
:. .liIiIlei heB'isence. Your acquittal must moi h.
taken as an Indication that all careless motoTDS S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MOUNT VERNON DEADLOCK ENDS.

The deadlock between the Common Council ana
Mayor Brush OF Mount Vernon over the once OF
Commissioner Of Public Works which has existed
for four months and caused much bitterness ended
last might. Since the first OF the year the Mayor
has insisted upon naming William a. Martens for
the place The council would confirm him
Last week the council named Charles J. SllefN 10
fske charge 81 the department untn a .-omfufs-
cl'ner should De appointed There was some doubt
40 the Legality N This. there surDrs -
wSra the Mayor vetoed a. Without ANY Dretiu!f-
aary vgaTniug the Aiayor followed tie veto with "A
nomination OF Mr. SilleTy. when the council re-
covered from ia surprise Il confirmed the nonina-
tlln.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
AGED MAN HEIR TO 100000.
Identity Learned from Address on the
Corner of an Envelope.

Boston. April 6-Because Benjamin F. EIlis OF
Peoria, who is nearly eighty years old. had the
habit OF putting his name and address on envelopes
IN which he sent his letters he furnished a clew
TO the administrators of the estate OF Miss Susan
E4lIlS Muruock. OF Carver. Mass. which has tuSt
IesuIted IN the supreme Court OF Massachusetts
sa ueciaIihg MN a lawful heir 20 One-half of the
estate. which amounts about S6fsl an
The case has been in the Massa chusetts co1rts
more than three years and dStaDr reIarives bava
come forward TO the number of more than ons hun
dred Yet. by the decision Of the Supreme Court
Ellis Pratt; OF Sharon. Mass. declared to be
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
AssAULTER OF NoN-UNloN MAN FINED

William J. Lewis. or No 2s stuyvesant Place
member Of typographical Union No. o was fined
80 by Presiding Justice Olmsted. in the Court or
Special Sessions yesterday, for assaulting a non
union printer This is reflection upon the right
OF union members 10 picket but they must not re-
sort 20 such practices as the prisoner has been
fonnd guilty OF said tie iustlee-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
SEIZE CAR TRACKS. SAYS MAYOR.
IBv I'eIegraph to ~ Trihnne

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Cleveland. April 6-MayOr Johnson TODAY nd
vocated the seizure of the tracks OF the
Cleveland Electric Railway Company. In this ysv
he hopes 10 establish three-cent fare in Cleva-
land something he has promised the people ever
since his first election - Mayor. over six wears
ego Il was during discussion OF right of vypv
Tor n trolley llae Projected from Akron 10 thts
city That the Mayor urged coniscation Of m
Cleveland Eiectrics property. He claims the civ
has power TO act according 10 his suggestion under
tho Pollock law. recently enacted
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
FOR TRACTION MONOPOLY INQUIRY
Bill Introduced to Compel Attorney General
TO Determine Its Legality.
Try Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

Albany. April "a bill introduced by Assembly
man Cohalan to-day seeks 10 compel the Attor-
ney General Of the state TO begin proceedings i'm
mediately 10 determine the Legality of the trans
portation monoly existing in Manhattan and The
Bronx and operating under the name Of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company" II sufficient
evidence is obtained 10 prove the Hogality of the
monopoly the Attorney General is directed 10 prose-
cute the corporation in the Court OF Appeals
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
RECORDING TAX BILL TO COMMITTEE

fBy Teleg aph 10 The Tribune
Albany. April 6-Whiie the bill for the repeal
OF the mortgage tax which passed the Assembly
Yesterday was referred TO committee I'm the Senate
to-day because almost all the Republicans whom
Senator Page depends for its passage were away
he got the records notice OF intention TO dis
charge the committee from consideration Of il at
some future time which will enable him to take II
up probably on Tuesday II can be passed easily
then. it's friends think. At present they estimate
that forty-one Of the fifty Senators will vote to
substitute the recording tax for the present mort
yag
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
ISSUES WARRANTS FOR STATE POLICE

hF Iesegraph 10 T1e Tribune
Nl4kft- Harr". Penn. April 6.-Alderrnan Barrett
of Pttston. tonight issued warrants for rho ar
rest ~ Sergeant Dmon and five members Of the
s'a'e ponce charging trespsss and dsorderIy con-
cdct IN searching houses Of Italian rniuc ,orlors
az East Boston and taking guns from them The
ohaTee is made by members OF the local executive
board Of the Mine Workers Union Tn. I5,ns,a.
t9al emo Iron Company owns the village ana ,ha
ohclals charge that there was freolleDt ergrr -.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
NO "ExAM." FOR eINeHAM's AID.

Albany, April 6.-The State Civil Service Commits
sion approved to-day the action Of the New York
City commission in eXempting from examination
the position just created of executive clerk to Po-
lice Commissioner Bingham. The salary of the po-
sition is S2.1OO a year. and it is announced that
Commissioner Bingham plans to bring TO New York
a man who was his assistant when he was in the
army engineer corps and stationed in WASH
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

Delivery alongside" means delivery IN barges
al the wharves Of the dealers, within certain
limits The dealers admit that the operators
may have been giving them enough coal. partic
ularly or domestic sizes, to meet present
sumption. They add. however. that the demand
has been abnormal I'm the last three weeks. hut
declare they are in no way responsible for this
and are OBLIGED 70 meet Il as best they may.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
RIVERSIDE EXTENSION BILL PASSED.

TRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Albany. April s.-The bi introduced by Senator
Page and Assemblyrnan Francis, authorizing an
extension Of Riverside Park permit the construc-
tiop of an athletic field for Columbia University
and a public playground passed without op-
position by the Assembly to-day and sent the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
WORK ON STREET CLEANING PROBE.

William NJ Wins conferred yesterday afternoon
with the members OF the sdermanc Street Clean
ing Committee with reference TO the investigation
Of the department Nh. WINS said last night that
the plan and scope OF the committees work had
been discussed He said ne thought the first meet
ing Of the committee would be held not later than
April II.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
HOTEL FOR INDICTED owHrre cApPERs.,
IBy Telegraph 70 Tie Trihrne.l

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Memphis. April 6.-Dr. A. 81. Newman the Mis-
issppi sheriff indicted by federal grand Jury
for white cap outraEes has engaged Jackson
(MssD hotel and several boarding houses for the
accommodation Of himself and hundred others
hundred witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MINING ANTHRACITE AT SCRANTON.

Scranton. Penn. April ct stated to-day at
the onlces OF the Lsckawanna Coal Company that
one hundred men work cutting coal in its
Bellevue collieTy and that the coal would be sent
the breakers. A number of employees Of the
Philadelphia Reading Railroad at Shamokn were
suspended to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

tie village upon their Fernwood colery during
the week. The troopers were stop IL.
The COMPANY il is reported VIII evict the three
hundred residents OF the village.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

many children they intend shall visit the circus
ing them. N"AsiiA'S o~~'''Nf'
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-10-11
Clean Drugs

Unless the drugs you buy are absolutely
clean you cannot be quite sure Of their
properties. So that our customers NAV
have dependable drugs, we take particular
care that such goods are protected from
dust, mice, bugs, etc. We keep them in
tight containers whore they neither lose
strength nor come in contact with foreign
substances. We consider the care of our
stock as important as its selection, and in
selection we are most particular.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-10-11
New Cards
Fol Photo Mounts

We have just added new stock of card
mounts in every size suitable for ANA.
teur work, We have them in every size
from the small ''br0Wnie" size to the
SKI. This stock is we'll assorted both in
price and colors. We feel certain you'll
find exactly the mount you want if you
if you look over this stock. Prices
from SC to SOC per dozen,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-10-11
Jewellery Repaired

Three things makes this possible. We have
an expert repair man who takes pride in
doing all repair work as we'll and thorough.
~ as it can be done. We provide him with
the best modern equipment to make this
kind Of work possible. The high character
OF our repairing is so we'll known that we
keep llim busy all the time. This oftimes
enables US to charge less than you would
have to pay for ordinary "tinkerlng" at
the ordinary shop.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-10-11
Buying by Mail

Is easy and most satisfactory way of
getting drug store goods if you are far
from town. Our supberb mail order
service is q great convenience to hun.
dreds.
Goods, if they are in town, are prompt.
forwarded on receipt of order.
To save delay, be sure and send money
enough to cover price of article ordered.
If too much, balance will be returned.
Everything not satisfactory is returnable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-10-11
Wedding Season

We have assembled an assortment of Jew.
lery, silverware, etc., that for artistic
workmanship, real worth and reasonable
prices cannot be matched in this section.
If you have to select gifts for weddings,
anniversaries or any other occasions you
can be certain of getting here the item
that represents the utmost value, beauty
and durability for what you want to pay.
Scores of worthy gifts from 81 up. Goods
bought here here engraved free.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-10-11
Safety andComfort

ZTLCCSEC
May be any of the variety we carry, but
it must be properly fitted to give such re.
suits. Right fitting is done here. Our cx.
perience in truss fitting makes us skillful
in making truss conform to every curve
so that the pad is held in its proper place
firmly but gently and without irritating.
We guarantee to please you in every re.
spect and our prices are as low as you
can buy trusses for anywhere.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-16
!. GOSSIP, OF THE MARKETS

/, Total clearances: Wheat, 10000 bu; -four,
$500 bris corn soo9 % 6 ~; oats 10000 bu
719 900 Blu; year ago, 100000. Minneapolis
wheat stocks decreased 200, 600 bu in two days.
Reported late that altogether 20 loads have
Northwest weather at 1915 pm: Winnipeg,
cloudy, cool, 1t ratned little this morning;
boro. cloudy, cool; st. Cloud, part cloudy, calm,
Peavey Grain company has sold about zoe, 900
now. He bought all his short wheat in at
opening"
New York to Lewis: Gold to the amount OF
100000 has been engaged in the open market
for shipment to New tork. 'f5tettt.
There was a reaort that Duluth has worked
ten loads Of wheat for export.
Rosenbaum says nothing accepted from abroad
over night. - $780, -. .-.
Omaha wired: Raining here.
| Paris, holiday. st5.E
Tacoma, Wash.-The burning OF the entire
IF extcrminating the hessian fly which hal
made its appearance, is recommended by Entom
| lege. who says it would be better to lose on.
crop than to see the insect gain foothold u
the state and destroy percentage OF each sue
The department Of agriculture has received ad
vices from Europe that wheat crop there vii
Liverpool wheat closed %@1d higher, corr
| unchanged. '-.s'f
| Antwerp closed unchanged.
Threshing returns from De Witt county, Ill.
on oats show Al bu to acre, same as last year
| Berlin closed unchanged, Budapest nc higher
! Armour's late cable reports wheat 1Ac on
Of line.
wheat at the opening p
The weather map shows scattered rain
northwest, rainin at North Hattie, rains !
Kansas Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. Their
were God rains In Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas an
Illinois yesterday Temperatures seasonnblc.
Comstock, Mimi; at l pm: Raining a
around here now"
| Weather forecast: Illinois-Fair tonight an
Tuesday showers IN extreme south. Indiana
Fair tonight and Tuesday, light winds. Mi
souri-Fair tonight and Tuesday: except show
ers in south portion; warmer Tuesday. Lowe
Michigan-Fair tonight and Tuesday. Wiscoi
sin--Fair tonight and Tuesday, except shov
ers in north and central parts; warmer Tue
day. Minnesota Occasional thunder storms t
T night and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday. low
North and South Dakota-Fair and warmt
tonight and Tuesday. Nebraska--Fair tonigi
and Tuesday, except showers in south; warme
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-16
MORGAN A MUCH AGED MAN
Guests at the Randolph Wedding Noted
the Financier's Appearance.
New York American.

London.-Interested as the people Of
course were in the bride. it is never
theless a curious fact that the person
who attracted most attention at the
wedding of Miss Adelaide Randolph
was j. Pierpont Morgan. The appear
ance of the American financier and
universal art collector is always the
signal for a great craning of necks,
but on this occasion what was most
observed in this much-observed man
were the unmistakable signs of age.
Mr.. Morgan came to the wedding.
| which took place at Holy Trinity
church, Sloane street. accompanied BY
his daughter, who is at Princes Cape
for the season, and it was seen that
his face was drawn and his move
| ments heavy.
The stepdaughter of the late Will
| liam C. Whitney of New York, who by
her marriage to Lionel Lambert is
now on the fair way of becoming Lady
| Cavan--her husband being heir
I! sumptive-looked very pretty in her
! chiffon and satin wedding robe. draped
with Brussels lace, while round her
throat was clasped superb pearl neck
lace of perfectly matched stones OF
| unusual size.
The bridesmaids, Miss Dora Whit
ney and Miss Sybil Douglas, wore
| dainty dresses of white chiffon EN-
broidered with silver and large white
hats adorned with touches of pale blue,
while their bouquets were composed or
exquisite pink roses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-16
LIVELY RALLY IN
al
STOCK MARKET
WEEKS OPENING SHOWS PRICES
AT AN ADVANCE.
0Realizing Causes a slump, but Good
Orders for the Hill Stocks snd for st.
Paul Starts Market Upward and
6eins Become General.

Now York, July 18-Opening prices of the
week were higher all around In the stock mar
ket today. The demand was exceedingly light
and the gains small.
The opening demand was not maintained and
the market fell back to parity with Saturdays
closing or below. Haste shown in realizing Oh
Heading and Amalgamatsd Copper discouraged
the bulls Tor time. Moderately large orders
were sent In tor the Hill stocks and st. Paul,
and their quick response. together with the
report that $2,00o.o00 gold had been secured in
London Tor New York. caused a vigorous rally
all around. Several favorites sold well beyond
81 in Great Northern preferred,
With an occasional halt prices moved up
ward vigorously. Readings gain reached 2,
Union Pss,aa ~ g. Paul H. Amalsamased
st. Louis IN. Erts Y, the second preferred
~, Evansville 4 Terre Haute preferred sold
at an advance OF 3. Central Railroad of New
Jersey fell and New York. Chicago st.
at noon.
Efforts to cover and the energy Of the bulls
caused good deal Of enthusiasm in certain
stocks, which had a beneficial effect on the en-
or more and the advances reached 2 in a few
leaders. such as Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
81. Paul and Amalgamated Copper. Great
Northern preferred extended Its advance to ~,
Northern Pacific g. Michigan Central sold ii
points above its preceding SALE
some traders putfout stocks at intervals but
this selling had only a momentary effect in ar
resting the rise. Trading became very dull bu,
top prices were being well maintained at Z
o'clock. Michigan Central sold at an extreme
advance Of rs points. Reading, Canada South
ern and General Electric also gained 3A, Anal
gamated Copper 8, Virginia Carolina Chemica
"a, the United States Steel stocks. Pennsyl
vania, Missouri Pacific, Cleveland. Cincinnati
Chleaso q st. Fouls and SlossS Sheffield Steel L Y
to l% International Pump ran of "a point ant
the preferred LIZ. -
.
stock quotations reported for The Journal b.
Watson & Co.. brokers, Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing prices are bid. -