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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
NEW YORK.

? Left on bases: New York, 6; Boston, 5.
Bases on balls: OF Ciarkson, /; off Barry,
l. Struck out: BY Clarkson, 2; by Barry. 8.
Home runs: Laporte Hayden. Three-base
Goodwin. Morgan. Sacrifice hit, Williams
Stolen bases: Keeler. Hoey. Double plays:
Yeager, Williams, and Chase; Clarkson.
Yeager and Chase. Hit by pitcher: BY
Barry. 2. Wild pitch: Barry, p. Passed
ball: Armbruster. Time: 1850. Umpire
O'IOuRhlin
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Detrnit. Winn in EIeventh.

DETROIT, Sept. 11--With two out in De-
troits NINTH Schaefer drove in the second
run of the inning by the third hit of this
half tying the score Payhe's triple and
Schaefers single won for Detroit in the
eleventh. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamertes, l9q2s1hc;
dairies H@0Ikc Eggs irm; at mark cases
Included. 12Ikd17c; frsts ISC; prime flsts,
301kc; extras. &c. Cheese, Arm; i1hQ12hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at
Pittsburg, Chicago at st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices, as reported by F. d. Day
G. Co., 110-11l Board of Trade, was:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
rm: lie, case count.
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. II. FLOUR =
First patents $400g5,9G; second patents
So. 75gS.S5; first clears, S.Sd3.45; second
clears, $2.4012.60.
BRAN-In bulk $13.006I1325
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

= SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Sept n.-Inability to
find Frbosne . curves resulted In the defeat
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
NEW YORK
TOtals......s2 sH . Totais...ss

New York ..........,0 l o 0 2 0 O-3
Boston ...............0 0 0 90
Two-base hit: Strsng. Sacrifice hits
Shannon, Dahlen, McGann Stolen bases
Mccain, Brain. First base on balls: Off
Young, 4; of Mathewson, 3. Struck out:
BY Young, I; by Mathewson, 8. Time: 40
Umpire: Carpenter.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-12

Your attention is called to tie
fact that we handle the celebrass
ted JOHN DEERE Ruggics,
White Elephant Brand which
stands without a rival for finish,
mechanical construction, beauty,
easy riding, in fact it has many
points Of excellence to which wc
invite the attention of the care
fal buyer, and best of all the low
prices we make on this and other
standard makes including the
celebrated Milburn with its repu-
tation for durability, neat work
manship, excellent wearing, easy
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-12

Geo. @. Starr has our thanks for re-
newal of subscription.
W. E, Scott, of Whitaker Paper
Company, of Nashville was here day
or two ago.
Fred Pagel the enterprising livery
man. of South Military was one of our
Job patrons this week.
Miss Louie Howell, the yiyacious
Indiana belle is here visiting Mrs. J. B.
Rippy ON Waterloo Street.
Miss Ida Hale accompanied her moth
er, who has been here for several days,
as far as Nashville on her return home.
d. B. McCrory, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in Lawrenceburg on business Friday,
and remembered the Democrat, sub,
stautil.!v.
Ben L. Watkins, the hustling candi-
cate for sheriff vas through town Satur-
day morning enroute home after
weeks hard com 'igning. Ben is an
untiring worker, i, IN dead earnest
about his candidacy, is I'yeI-headed,
big hearted, popular fellow and will be
our next sheriff
If your stomach troubl, yen do
not conclude that there is no ,ulo
for a great many have been #
manantly cured by Chamberlain :
Stomach and Liver Tablets II
them, they are certain to pro,
beneficial. They only cost a qua
ter. Sold by Freemon Bros
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-12

Asss5sssssAss -I3ssss5ssssS
All kinds OF I'eedstulis at Gibbs
& Bellows.
Tennessee state Fair, October sih, ia
lah.
Read our advertisements fer any thing
YOU want
Houston H. llill Of Fall River was
here Saturday.
Geo. r. llu.hes, Of the Columbia
bar, was in town Friday.
ID. l.. L gers, the tnlcrprising timber
man of Route ,, was in town oatnrd, .
". p. Conner, u bum, has our graft.
rudc fora dollar sent rs on subscription
Miss Eva Hale has been visiting rep
alives at Summertown during the past
week.
w. W. Richardson, our handsome
friend from the rhsd was in town
saturday.
Prof. Fred J. Page. of Frank land, ar.
rived Saturday, 10 be ready for the
Institute today.
j. N. Williams, Of Sawtelle, CaliGor-
mia sends us dollar for the Democrat
another year Thanks.
r, f. Bentley and family are prepar-
ing to go West where they will make
their home in the future.
Mr.. J. W. Garrett, of the CantalouPe
Association gave us an, appreciated
order for job work this week.
Mesdames Frank Stockard and Bessie
Evans Of Clifton, are expected here this
week for a visit to relatives.
Brooks WATSON, the jovial good icl-
low of Ethridge made us richer by a
dollar on subscription Saturday.
Slippers are going this month at your
price-not ours Come in and see them.
The Racket.
WANTED To exchange good
second haud Mccormack Mower & Rake
for good milk CIV. l. WGARNER
Special Sale o. aces aud Embroid
cry this week, 9c 81 Come and take
your choice. The Racket.
Prof and Mrs. T. ]. NcAnnallcy
have returned from visit ,o latives
in Lawrence County:-Way n ,boro
Citizen
j. l.. Cunningham, of West Poal,
one of the County's most worthy citizenes
was in town Saturday and had his sub
scription extended another year.
See that yonr druggist gives you no
imitation whe on ask for Kennedy s
Laxative Honey and Tar, the original
Laxative cough syrup.
am still making wagons in the same
old way, only more and better. Only
first class stock worked in.
w. E. GUNsELMAN
As we are not the best, we do our
work as the best.
GUNsELMAN & KOLLEFRATH,
Depot Street.
Highest cash price paid for chickens,
eggs, wool, hides, gensing.
GEORGE & HELD,
Depot Street
Prof. George w, Simmons, of Fayette
vile, instructor of the Institute, ar.
rived Saturday. Mr.. Simmons is very
popular with Our teachers and people,
who welcome him heartily.
Messrs White and Springer candi-
didates for Trustee and Register re-
spectively, have gotten themselves
supply of cards from this Office and
have been mixing with the soyereigns
this week.
20 lbs of Light Brown Sugar $l00
Is lbs of White Sugar $l.00
IS lbs of GRADUATED Sugar $1.O0
- Bars Soap 25c. Bring us your
Eggs and Poultry.
L. N. HAGAN & Son,
WANTED:-D District Managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $500 weekly, $500
per day for expenses. State age and
present employment IDEAL SHEAF
CO., 80 Randolph ST., Chicago.
Misunderstanding Salesman
Must furnish references and inyes
5000. 90 in first class 6 per cent Bonds
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-12

manship excellent wearing riding lust the buggy for
courng
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-12

Send us $500 and we will send
you the Complete Shaving Set as
shown, and The DEnOCRAT for
II months,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
PEpAGOoUEs or ALABAmA
HOLD THREE MEETINGS

Birmingham Ala April ta.--Three
important meetings of csucaiors ci
CHS state win begin here thls after
noon and the hotels are crowded with
teachers superintendent, principals
end others inter- aied IN educational
maiicrs. who have como here to at.
tend these conventions The thrce
conventions are thc twenty fnh an.
nual meeting oi the Alabama Educa-
iionai ass citation, tho eighth annual
session ol The County superlnicndents'
association and the second annual ses.
sion OF The Town and CITY auporin.
tendcnts association
The convention OF enc Alahama Edu.
caiiolal association will 0pen "a 30
ocluqk thls nilornnnn. Mayor George
N Ward 0i birmingham. win deliver
an address of welcome. to whicn Pres.
ldeui a.. ~ fnach oi tho Alabama
foiyiochnicul Institute Will respond.
President W. E sirlnlln ~ Gadadeu
viii deliver hla aEnual address. The
rect oi che afieraaon session viii be
devoted 10 routine h1slnoss Al the
evening seaaiun Dean J. a. penniman
wlil helifer an address There will
he three HeEGinns fnmorfuw and the
convention viii come t0 a close on
Saturday forenoon.
Atc unity gnpcrinicndeniH wld
held a separate meoiinF thIs afternoon
lQ listen ip addresses hy s1me uf tho
prominent members Th department
of city superintendent N.il also hold
a meeting thla afternoon whlch Will
he devoted principally 90 addreaaea an
various educational auhlccta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
WERE MOVING a HOUSE
AND STUCK lN THE Mur

nayah0fe. T.. L. April ig The mn
niHf aEfuHnd nn q mudhunk of 4 hir
house Niih g tower lonF stories high
is nn occurrence probably never be-.
Zero recorded Yct if is facf lhm
ihe nrTo dwelling house owned by
Commodore Abolish MolionhauOr 0i
the ponaiaQuit Coriuihian Yacht club
a stranded DAB De mud ai tho mouth
uf AwiEa crook and cannot he moved
untll . is aouiea by some unusually
hieh tide
Tho building which weighs about
two hundred icns s being moved
from iho sltc adjoining the Molten.
hQutr country seat ln Awlxa avenue.
90 site Ia Manlc avenue half mile
io the west d was Impossible 30
move Is overland owing % tho long,
clrcultqua route that would have 81 be
tahgn and ii was decided 90 attempt
NouYcylng q hy water
The Hifuciurl was placed on glilds
ana slld about one hundred feet 90
1Yo hlg fcoWH. on which % Was safely
loaded Tho SHOWS wore then n0ated
down ihe river hui when opposite The
country scai of Charles g Coddlngion
they ran aground ln fhe mud Now
nothing remains to "a done than %
avail rcHcuo by some unusually high
tide. whom d ls hoped the task of
moy'ng will he completed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
PLANNING TO ORGANIZE
NATIONAL PLAY oRoUNBs

WaahinRi cen, -. g.. Apfil ~ a
large number of The mos prominent
snclulos.sis and philanihr0pigia Of the
ralt a. well az representative of
eastern and western niay lronnd aaso.
ciatinns arc assembled hfre i0 attend
fhe convention of playground " rhen,
which Wna called Tor ihe purpose Of
1fnanlzing n national playground asao.
elailon. Among those present arc
Joseph leo ~ B0sian, DE- Luther CA.
ack. aeih q Hiuort and Wyfon q.
scud0er ul Nev York Mlss Sadie
American m.fg Mary Mcdowell Gin
gem iiogcfs Woodrun. Commissioner
u. ID r. MaciarIand nr Henry 81
Curtis nnd CAarcs D Welifr
The Washington plaYamHnds com
miteN WIl rlYn a banquet 10 lhe
Nati4nn' PlaYFfuuudH asoclaiiun at
ihn n ~ q A. rooms Ute ofoning
Commissioner fnciafland wHl pros.ie
and mcmhers oi fhe house ana ronasr
district committees win bo present
ana H'll deliver nddresaos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
YAQpIS COMING
FOR AMMUNITION
PAaTY o. FORTY INDIANS SAID
TO ng ON WAY TO TUCSON
oFFicERe 70 WATcH FoR
THEM

sheriff pachooo naa ruceirod q ioi.
Gen from Governor klbbey aaklnr him
% 90 an sH hia power fo frustrlf %
mo plans of band of forty Yaqui
Indians Who are said fo De- on an Hm.
muniiion errand. says me Tucson
citizen
The governor has addressed letters
% aN ihf shedra iu che southern
eouuioH 1858 iuiurmsiidn Waa secured
from tho NcEIcau luih0ritif9
it y nqi stated in tho ialfor lHF
bow the Indians via sWo0n d0Nu on
fuctnu or Numa of Douglas or nshcf
it D. barely p0esihia thal fheY mlag
Alre a hrafs band iu herald thclr com
inT. gr ihey may come iu thr night
and Nahcn iae natives by shooting uD
lhr town.
lf n "a REALLY true that ihF Yaqn'a
sfe after Hmman.ton they Uili likely
epf ~ Al least they have ln lhe past
and by methods which are siill secret
Nonn of ihe dealers ln gums and am
munlilon Nould knoWnuFlY furnish
ihe indians u.ih ammunition. aa fhf
faqn' war hy leiardiur 500 deYe'op
moni of a''nofa ia lniurlns Tucson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
PENNSYLV LVANIA COSSACKS
A new MILITARY FORCE
-FOUR TROOPS THE AGENTS STATE AHoRss ovER
ThE STATE 70 BREAK MINE sTRiKEs-ARMED WITH POCKET
CLUB a IA eossAcKs, AND COLT SHOW EVERY
MiNE-wlLL De FEATURE or THE COMING COAL STRIKE

Wilkesharre. Pa.. April i2--in the
event ci q strike of coal miners the
men VIII encounter a new military
force in Pennsy mounted blue
coats who are the agents 1f the state.
Tie miners have dubbed thom
'ftnnEylvania Cnssachs' Thore are
iour troops OF them, 5O men IN each
iroof Two of these troops aTo sta.
TONED ln tho hard coal region The
others no The present time. are 10
the hiinmlnona acla at GreeuahUrk
aud PunxsuiaWBcy.
The mounted ciicera of the law are
equipped with short pocket clubs and
Colts navy revolYefs lu times 30
peace they are supposed 90 patrol tho
country within a radius of twenty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
TRREE.coRNGRen OEBAre
nETWEEM EAaTEEM CnLLEOEa

pitishurF pa april g This D. tho
0ay selected Tor the hrcarofuored
io0aie between ieam ol no western
InfcrHiiy of ponnayiy7nia. Wooster
University and TIE University of West
Nrr.nla The aoiafo NHi hr on Too
1ufstlun Nc lyra. thnf fhe United
Siafos rovcfument shaull egofcisc
control over the formation and 0nara
iions engaged |n Interstate com.
mercc Each one M enc three nnr
fersit.ea h represented IA two realms.
ihf anirmdilYo team to debate ~
hOmc. the neeai|qe abroad Tht ie-
bates Wlii ht bold ihis evening a.
follows Western University of Penn.
8umnis reraug university IN Wesf
Virginia ~ iha second Presbyterian
church in ihia cIg Western uuieHf.
t@g az rcansYlyauln versus WeQMer
at WOOSTER WrW virginia VERSUS
Wooster. al MoffnnioWn. W Na
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
BOOSTING THE
ESTANClA VALLEY
Kansas Farmers Are Inspect.
ing ,he Land There.
abOuts.
MANY WILL LOCATE N VALLEY

Eeaieslt n aar nasses fssf a pngtv
uf intpualnF eefiinfa d.ra nn. ra..
throneh SANTA Fn en rnuI. fo fhh ~.
ancIa vaior fo I6sl az rrnanart
theft. saw fhe NeW sle,Iean Amonr
Uft iafr.f ri.If r. ~ Ih. g4iiae uerr
rhoma. ELLIOTT nuf Il A fheuns,r
u wichita khrsaa ~. rnaaa h. f,or,
an eeier.iya tfo irrtrar tf. nee
.armIns district Nandat. ar4 iaflar
0n fer fhnlf hnma rh.s .rrtf fn
.riurr lo thi. farfNnf, etbie IA. rsrf
40 weeks nnf Wil DIOR malta aaf,isI
rhcy were aeranrrrlod tt D a Nar.
NcI Natwen = CamUanp krraIn
$40 hf fha.r rnsu. u. aarHrf "a, arf Ii.
trut .an.al, li f.,, fafi1eire lrf.rtIt.r .
HOlr tanl .rIn.o4 .f tt. Fafan-la
yalpr nd ST. NaruaI Na thsl
f. IL lunnd - beean,n ono nf tae ,sra
mou ffrmins t.sfrirrs in fhn snsfh
Ur.f ia. aaai npsr ~. isnd f- ~,
eol ina fo .ta oiber nff esnmiars h
.brr.nrbit Tbr n.,., l,ut,rf.ni ti.inr
Is tb. wet.r snnnis ans frar. Is n,
.,.,.,Iior th.f q, f. fnrr. fst,.t sii
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lnr Ia arfr.iao usfrr Vn.ra D. ne
.ffasr, +, sr.ir th, ssf.e e si.,,a
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lar1 tb.t tbr a.r.r .,,ssiy \. ,toiintli
IA ws ,hint h 3. rrl, onr.f,.,,
~ rtstina wfif. ae.s ,t.nst pnsf
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

The mounted nnllcC or c0nstahulary
Is o picked body OF men. aud out oi
the 200 composing NE force over 75
per cent have seen service IA various
arms OK the regular army, while the
remainder have served in the nation
al guard
in iho lnat strike the mine officials
pressed into force a large number ~
strike breakers. under the Fulse OF
coal and iron police President MH-
eholl az that time ohargsa that these
men were hoodlums aud iougha picked
up Ia ihe slums 0l large eastern citieE.
While they were supposed tO guafd
the mine property their chleg huai,
ncdH was 90 provoke violence. Whleh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
STRANGE ANIMAL
AZ INDIAN SCHOOL
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Barn. and Taken
to Office.


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
lMMENSe SODA
BED DEP0SlTS
ENouGH TO KeEp A aio PLANT
BUSY ron MANY YEARS

EMERY taaiiant 1pen' aa niEat la
llouFiaH, returning today ~ N0raIra.
ifom whence ne goes t0 fha Altar dies
iiricl On sunnfH where ha + a1uafln-
iendent of the halch soda beia saya
ihr uongiaa. Al.es laieraaflQnRl
American.
apeaalnE oi lhe aadn beds. Mr Chai-
iaui says lhng Hfe embraced In lfaef
~ lanH ahua twenty hg twenty. Eve
mli9a Qn which Mf NnioA haH an
eighiefnFFfar lease, on fhe lhud
ihNra are FOUR distinct hnla. euY
efInN about $50 acres each. This
eFound has been tested in o depth 0f
ten feet and lht deposits arr be-
. llefga ip eEiend ia greater doth
thar that
The deposits are o. carbonate and
an'phaif ~ soda. and can he treated
cntaplf hF fractional capitalization.
tt n tho lntentlnn Of Sal Batch 90
Install D plant that viii produce two
hundred tons per day. About ial
meu VII ha employed. ANA it Dr. aa-
fimaiod fhni with thu dfunaNa ran-
fnnlng to a dfMh nl ieu leat. which
Aaa already hooa aHCorlaued fhnrn
NnuuNh of inH impfnTnnfFd
aQH in Highl to keop q 100-ion nlanf
ln operation ior eo ymw
tnr deposits arn rn ihf Giif M rai
Wofnla north on polnt Lub0a ana are
about e1 miles from the mouth off iha
colorado rlYoF.
o. WIn ht fully s's months before
Wcrk rHn he commenced on thc de-
boz .ia AZ a Frolt defI m preparatory
Hlfa uisi ffrl b. done a nlHr .
fuIIH anil Ia n.InrHnrH IHna Htf.f deed -.
onlli aa ali fhe supplies and maehln
erf Wiil hn shipped ~ boot from Fan
sfanoisco About 10000 havo al-
rcady been expended ln preparatory
work ana experiments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF ARTeSIA FARMERS
they CONSULTED ON WHAT
CROPS 70 RAISE AND ABOUT
SECURING MARKETS sEFoRE
HAND


East weeks adsataio contained q
meeting 0f Afiesla farmers as well as
business men. ihni ls called ihle az.
itrno-n pi iho onicc of mo Cleveland
I land oiicf ana q is hOpeA that mo-
one viii bo zoo busy 10 attend. The
object ol DE meeiins ia 20 hiring
about better understanding among
the tarmefa as f0 what things iu piant
until our Young orchards come on.
and 10 create a market loi iho same.
10 place can beat the pecos valley
Tor canioioupca ye fo ralse them
without FIRST finding a market Tor them
wosid ho foolish There are plenty
Of buyers in the north who would be
glad 90 engage qli thai cnp be- raise
cd ~ thfF are iEiufmod ln time and
arrange accordingly Beans. unia,
toes and other vegetables can he sold
too. n we so about Il in the right way.
and the meeting fhls afternoon iH
designed t0 bring 0ut some plan of
procedure that viii mean d ready mar.
kct and cash money Tor planters this
summer Ger yin parties hage writ.
ten f0 friends ln AucalH with "a tioW
uf putin in q creamery here Rnd lf
ihls could ho done 80 Wlli mean that
every ion Of milo maize KnMr corn
Cnn0 alfalfa. DIc. win be- consumed
here af home, and our dairy products
shipped put instead cf shipped .u
Hnndredp OF pounds ol butter are
aipped into Ariesla every week and
the money ihat goes uul OBJ pas iqi
% never comes back
Every man ln Arfesln and iho en-
Giro valley lH Interested in these ihlnrs
1nd should te willing to DO hls nar
toward helping conditions 90 tl
iho meeting ihlE afternoon and c0Hn
cIi With your nolrhburs --Ariesih Al.
gucafo. Aprll z.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Within iY rniyfonr hours rchichl
koh was again seized as hc was on
ihe point oi taking train from Libau
20 Wlna He was placed ln me cont
dcmned cen agaln 10 await hls ogecu-
iiQn This time his rcvolutoary
friends smugEltd implements into his
cell Wnerewlth he i1oacued the iron
bars of the window scrambled out,
climbed io che roof along parapeis nt
giddy heights ard finally slId down
from q height OF % 0r % fcet hanging
onto a water pipc.
Once more hc MAS rccnptlrQd hy ~
lucky chance, bat only aitCf ho had
succeeded n lcaylns Liban ans reacn.
ing Mlpek
NeSt time he rrsoried Go q more
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

has marked unDu q Fei alalniy every
coliiery from scranton io NaSsicoke.
ihfy dld successfully iu many in
stances Most nf iho lanhearted triof
inE' of the last strike was Induced
~ these men. ino press agents for ih
operators aendlna broadcast over tnc
country eHagEeraiCi reports ~ Uo
lence and anarchy
THESE reports nnnlly cansod sum >
client public continent against the
aif.kprf i1 warrant Governor Stone IN
calling pni 10000 dilfla ira0ns aad
tho Dpaiafors gave oai siatomanis
ihaf ihe strife would bs hf0kon in
lWo weeks fhe rikerr however I0l
fusfd ~ hp aNca Ay iaa display Qi
arms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

miles OF the barfnoka. bot in times of
strike lh,y VIII be- ordered 10 the
scene
rhai John Mitchell Ia not wrong Ia
clarEing that these men are really
state strike breakers. as ore ihe coal
and lFpn police. was shown recently
during q small strike 40 tho Lebanon
iron minfs flalf of the troop Iocaiod
af Reading wue hastily dispatched 10
iho feeno and q du1on arrests made.
IhlH action frightened the Strikers
and resulted Do hreaklng their cam.
nnlsu
Each troop af 'Cossacta" has heon
ft1rnfl With raps of ihc territory
'n Whlch 81 % located and ihe man in
poesetsipn ai rrop 3, stationed hcre.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
CAMERON'S LOCATION
MADE TOO LATE
HIS SUIT hGhiH8T GRAND CAN.
YoN RAILWAY BEEN DGclpED
AGAINST MIN.

"A FpNeItl l'Hnaifn lfnm FI1gfiaif
listed April l0. 6ays The couff 0any
dfe.aed adfere.y io Halph ID Cam-
flnnH HnH hrnNnni nf hlm in August
'af arHiAm iho Gund Canyon Rails
way comnanF f0 0n'tf hit ao.rliIad
fHie i1 hhoul half lh0 station grounds
al Grams Canyon neluluR iho nf'ehi
AnHe hotei ana many Dihef build
HInH
The oorH ff'l llai lbc ifio oi iho
railroad c1mnNnF nnd 0eclme COM
rlele hfini Nuef1n made iba 'oca-
600 ~ fht tapa Storm mInur eiaIn.
Hp0h which ht fei|ei f1r ut'a The
casa Naa if.ad hero IA November. and
ailff ufai afenmanl Was submitted io
ihe cHuN nuaa 0reh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

desperate method. ne utilised the
only nirce of furnltute in his cell. "a
wooden stool 10 deal the warden
who lFought him be- supper a ierrlnc
blow on the hcad TcMctison then
bound ihe warden hand and foot aud
pluoed o. gas iu ha mouth. Leaving
ile ccll he walked quietly ont of She
prison m ihc Wafdgua clothes. a few
minutes brought hlm 20 hls revolution.
ary friends from whom he procured a
chnnae 81 clOifCa. Alter many more
nafroa escapes. rrchichlkoh succeed.
od ln reaching Germany he was ro.
.celfcd as hero bY fht nuaslah revo.
iuf'0nary group iu Herlln nnd speedily
1oni on hiH way io safety ln swit1or.
land