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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-11
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.

h A committee at Park River has
raised nearly 5000 for q farmers ele-
gvator. III s5s
The sticker ticket didn't stand
much show in the city election at
Cando. },.s
A hardware store was struck by
lightning at oberon during snow
storm. a #a
Valley City would like to pull the
state fair away from both Fargo and
Grand Forks.
"A sleight-of -hand performance was
an attraction at Wilton that aston
ished the citizens. q 5s,3 Y
Forty carloads of machinery have
been received this spring at Plaza
up in Ward county.
The Ignite limited travelled so fast
the other day it set fire to the grass
just outside Of Wilton.
Lisbon will bud out this spring with
several miles of new cement walks
and a number Of new residences.
In addition to its other honors the
Pierce County Tribune has been made
the official paper of Filing township.
The Mayville Farmer seems to have
rather let up in its fight on President
Carhart Of the Mayville Normal
school. Az
Ex-Editor Hogue Of the Washburn
Leader has gone to the Pacific coast
where a lot of other good printers
are meaning lot. s5si. AL y q
Rugby has been without electric
lights since last December and the
Tribune of that town wants the SER
vice resumed at once. ".
The pungent paragraphs of Editor
Irysh are adding new life to the
Wheatland Eagle since his return from
the nations capital. 4.
Secretary Hughes, the progressive
publisher of the Wahpeton Gazette, is
already whooping up things for the
Richland county fair.
Just to spur some Of the other
boys on to future greatness the Gwin-
ner Gazette tells Of a German editor.
who left fortune of $22,o00,O00 and
a paper ITS years old The Germans
are better stayers than most of us. 4.
*
The Minot papers are dead sore be-
cause the county commissioners gave
a lot of county printing to Fargo con-
Germs, and they want the proceedings
Of the commissioners investigated as
to the prices paid.
James Twamley stopped off at Val.
ley City on his way home to Grand
Forks from Bismarck and gave the
normal students a. good talking to.
Twamley is good talker when an
insurgent gets. him riled up.
At McClusky, Mclean county, last
week, one of the elevators burned with
contents, amounting to 1900 bushels,
Of wheat. The loss is estimated at
about $4,000, with some insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown, but
it is believed that the flames origi-
mated from spontaneous combustion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-11
out Of the Mouths Of Babes.

Nov, Willie, = said the Sunday
school teacher, can you tell me. why
Satan tempted Eve first e.
Ion, suppose he wanted to be po-
lite,''' answered Willie. Ladies all
ways come first, you know. Z
The safe, certain. reliable little pills
that do not grippe or sicken are Dade's
Little Liver Pills. Best for sick head
aches, billiousness and lazy livers.
Sold by Lenhart Drug o.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-11

After Winning the Worlds Record as Wanderer
He Buys Home Site.

VIII Build Connecticut FarmFamous Author Has
Houses Than Anybody Human storyLed Everywhere
Everybody Knows imHs Boyhood Dwelling Hannibal
His Latest Visit There-The Shack He Built ID Nevada z@
How He Astonished New Engand-The #
Es1 World Is His Home H###
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-11

ed to learn Of 1t, for 1t would have
been an International calamity. Com
sequently that house must be there,
and you can find it easily If you visit
Hannibal NJ s85<' ~, {{&
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
SWIGER REUNION
Held Mt Homestead ut Brown is a
Big and Enjoyable
Event.

A very enjoyable day was spent
at the old homestead of Mrs. Eliza
j. swiger. of Brown, on Laurel run,
Harrison county, Aug. 81 and Sept,
/. 1907. The children OF Mother
swiger began to arrive at the old
home on Saturday, August 81, aud
continued to arrive until Sept. /.
near 1 o'clock, when all the children
Of Eliza ]. swiger we're present ex-
cept two. "A very great many OF
the grand children and great grand
children were present. Mother
swiger was made very happy by he
ing treated to a full table OF the
Injuries of the times The happy
company enjoyed huge meal. There
were forty-hVe in all who participant
ed in the good things brought in by
the children. To cap the climax a
fine silk dress was presented to
Mother Swlger by the children.
When refreshments were over some
of our near relatives came in to
greet the crowd. After all had been
greeted some Of the male members
went to the old family grave
yard to pay a tribute OF respect to
the sleeping dead. From this time
on TIL near s o'clock the crowd dis
, persed In different directions to
their respective places Of abode.
This reunion was In honor Of
Mother swiger's 18th birthday.
There are nine children living.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
SPECIAL CHARGE GIVEN
BY JUDGE CHAS. LYNCH

abatc it, and also censured the in.
diNIdual or individuals for stopping
1t up He declared 1t was a menace
to the health OF the community and
that no expense should be spared in
opening 1t up, as health. convenience
and comfort can not be purchased
with money. Judge Lynch blamed
both the county court and the city
authorities for not having 1t opened
and instructed the grand Jury to
delve into the subject and act on its
findings, even II both county court
and city authorities are the ones who
may be indicted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
Health In the Canal Zone.

The high wages paid make 1t u
mighty temptation to our young
artisans to join the force Of skilled
workmen needed to construct the
Panama Canal. Many are re-
strained however by the fear of
revers and malaria. 1t is the know
ing ones-those who have used Elec-
trio Bitters, who go there without
this fear. well knowing they are safe
from malarious influence with Elec-
trio Bltters on hand. Cures blood
poison, too, blliousness, weakness
and all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. Guaranteed by F. G. Bland
druggist. soc.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
HANNON KILLS
MRS. PICKETT
Thomas p. Harmon Takes the Life
of Mrs. Fred Pickett at the
Murray Home.
RESULT OF FAMILY FEup
of Several Months Standing of ,
Bitter Nature-Hannon Placed
Under Arrest.

Thomas P. Harmon, Of Murray II
Harmon, of the Windsor bar In Glen
Elk, shot and killed Mrs. Fred
Pickett, at S:15 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home OF George A.
Murray. on Clark street.
According to the statement of Mrs.
Rock Bell, who was called from her
house across the street to the scene
of the tragedy, Harmon walked from
the Murray & Harmon saloon on
Fourth street to the Murray house,
opened the door and called for AL
fred Tompkins, who was in his
room upstairs shaving.
At that moment a shot rang out
and Mr. Tompkins yelled from a
window of his room TO Mrs. Bell.
asking her to come over at once.
Mrs. Bell went over and started in
the door Of the Murray house when
she saw Harmon standing in the
door looking down upon the pros
trate body of Mrs. Pickett lying on
the floor in the hall at the foot of
the stairs.
Harmon grabbed Mrs. Bell and
threw her out on the front porch.
Tompkins then grabbed Harmon,
snatched a revolver from his hand
and Harmon went into the parlor
and sat down. He was found there
by policemen who were Immediately
telephoned for and taken to jail.
Harmon, 1t appears, had opened
the front door, and called for Temp.
kins to come down, just as Mrs
Pickett was descending the front
stairs. She turned and called for
ompkins TO come down, as Mr.
Harmon wanted to see him and al
that instant he pulled the revolver
and shot her. The bullet pierced
the woman's heart and she fell dead
Doctors who were hastily summon.
ed examined the woman but found
her dead.
Shortly afterward he was taken
into custody and imprisoned. He
was under the influence of intoxl.
cants at the time.
The direct and immediate cause
Of the shooting is not known, but
for number Of months there has
been family fued existing between
the Harmon and Pickett families,
and this is believed to have been the
cause of the shooting.
Mrs. Pickett was a young woman
the wife of Fred Pickett, who has
charge of the Bijou theatre on Main
street, and formerly herself acted as
the cashier there She was a sister
of Mrs. George A. Murray, now de.
ceased.
The news of the shooting and
fatal result comes like a thunder.
bolt to the friends OF both familiea
and is most deeply deplored by all,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
FOR sALE-A good blue grass farm

FOR SALE-A good blue grass farm
of $50 acres, in Barbour county,
six miles west OF Philippl and IL
miles to Clarksburg, on Philippi
and Clarksburg turnpike. Under
laid with red stone and Freeport
coal. Good residence and out
buildings. Abundance Of best
water and fruits. Everything in
first-class condition. Only two
miles to nearest B. & o. station.
Mrs. Emma Payne Hudkins, r. F.
D. No. /, Philippi, W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05

Agent Ladies Home
Journal Patterns---None
Better, l0c, l5c, none
higher. Get Style Book
Free.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
The Touch That Heals.

Is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica
salve. It's the happiest combina-
ton of Arnica flowers and healing
balsams ever compounded. Nc
matter how old the sore or ulcer is,
this salve Will cure it. For burns,
scalds, cuts, wounds or piles. it has
no equal. Guaranteed by Frank G.
Bland, druggist 25c,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
a Humane Appcnl.

A humane citizen OF Richmond,
Ind, Mr.. U. d. Williams, 1O7 West
Main. St., says: 81 appeal to all per
sons with weak lungs to take DR..
Kings New Discovery. the only rem
edy that has helped me and fully
comes mp to the proprletor's recon-
mendation. 1t saves more lives
tina nall other throat and lung rem
ed;es put together Used as cough
and cold cure the world over. Cures
asthma, bronchitis, Group. whooping
cough, quinsy, hoarsseness and phthi-
sic. stops hemorrhages OF the lungs
and builds them up. Guaranteed at
F. G. BANDS drug store. soc and
Sloo, 7la 9l3' sIsw
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05
ROY BABY BORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton D. curvel. d
Locust street, are the happy parents
Of a fine new baby boy brought to
their home Monday night by the
stork.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05

Regulates the gowels. promotes
easy natural movements, cures con
stipatioa-Doan's Regulets. Ask
your druggist for them. 25c box
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-05

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. ga ter
rife explosion occurred today in a
powder mill OF the Austin Powder
Company, located few miles south
of the city. resulting in the death OF
Jacob Baseut, and fatal injury Of
Frank Morriskl. employees. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
SUITS BY STOCKHOLDERS.
70 Enjom western Ro0dS from
Chnrnino Rcdnccd Rntcs.

ST. Paul May @l-Eirht so-caIled friendly
suits were filed IA the United States District
Court to-day against tine Great Northern. North
crn Pacinc. Chicago Milwaukee 4 -. Paul. Chi
~a.-o * Northvestcrn Chicago. -. Paul Mime
arpis q, omaha Minneapolis & st Louis. 500"
aud Chicago Great Western railways. 10 enjotn
them from putting into effect the commodity
rate recently ordered reduced 10y the State Rail
road and Warehouse Commission. The State Of
Minnesota is made a party in the suits.
The suits are brought by the stockholders Of
the various roads. and briefly they aleEe that
the recently enacted two-Cent passenger rate
and tge reduced freight rate. the latter going
into effect to- morrow. are contrary TO q pro-
vision Of the United States Constitution. Toe
ask for an order restoring the old
rate
Judc" Lochreu signed temporary injunction
restraining thu railroads and the Attorney Cen
eral from putting their rates into effect.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
POSSIBLE SHORTAGE IN IRON.
Furnaces Have More Business than Ever Be-
fore in Their History.

II is said that never before In he history ot the
Iron industry have the furnaces had 50 much ouS-
ness ON their books. and there Is some talk Of an
TO, shortare Ten furnaces in the East represented
bv a large iron nrm in this city, are said To have
sold their possible production up 10 August 81 ana
to have less than twenty thousand tons 70 sen i'F
delivery before November. The BesSemer furnaces
g .h, Neboninr and Shenango valleys have notn-
ing 70 sell for delivery this year and four furnaces
IN the Buffalo district have sold their possible pro
duction up to December / The Tennessee OoaI
and IRON Company and the Republic Iron and
c,.al C,on7pany are reported to have sold pracu-
couv their entire output for this year and 10 have
contracted for many thousands of tons for de-
livery next year.
Iron producers say. however. that there IS a
sarcttv of the metal and have called the attention
OF the United states Steel Corporation and other
steel companies 10 the fact that unless there Is a
radical change in he situation, and the steel mills
r,,rtaN their finished output and relieve the sltu4-
non bv supplying some iron 10 consumers who have
uuJrrasti mated their requirements. a famine IN
iron will prevail
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
PROSECUTION OF POWDER TRUST. e
Action May Be Delayed Until Standard Oil
Gases Are Determined

Washington. MAY 2I.-TH" b.u of complaint which
Was filed 10y tie Department Of Justice m the
United States C-rcuiD Court al Cincinnati against
Tic so-.al,d "powdcr trust is nearly completed
and is not unlikely that Il VIII be- forwarded to
the United States Attorney at Cincinnati for
presentation 20 the court within the next week or
ton days However. as this bin follows the same
general lines as that filed at ST. Louis against the
Standard oil Company. which the company is now
seeking to have amended. it IS possible that the
filing OF the bin against the powder companies may
be delayed until the questions involved in the.
Standard oil cases are judicialIy determined II Is
not thought that. In any event the delay will ex-
tend beyond two weeks
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
GENrK\I- DIrNnc,I coMrANN-
I)rOnOS0IS.

NOTICE OBJ I,<t SALE
'a"r" Village ~ Hr'r-t i..uHu. EH...r Sci" fur-
N.f.. E.rH.
<.t.. .,r.f- l..,u 'r.t sealed proposals wiz pee
.H.. . r.e E ar. .f Trustees .. fa- Village r+ IreN
s..l r.H rfr. 1I .....e S 81 June p I.u5-
.-" f' rsF chan iur rrL .". interest uf
.r.I ~
.r.t-..'.uE maintaining. - Ssst,ra %
"a'-" E..es f ~Hur. .ns t'v ..isS' - brewster ana
t'- ...r....'a .H ,af,r ss.1 l.n.- trrr uau.
t.. r..1alt. rrru .nr 81, ofr tu..7.~ ~ the Ienaur
.sf. .' 81 u"u .t.r . DO dated I... J. 1901 twa ~
s. |.at~ ORDER as arrN,r,- '1 Ire pa>oDi" on the
#l. .r f.. .r each OF fu" fr. 1912 1890
,.a-.~ -... u.r., o.. De- -re.st,lra bonds n-a1s <
arraa.. t.o ms. .,, 49, r4l, .a "a y,,r nu y,iI
'- au-... '. fas ler,- orenz r' 'sre t.~fl at TIE
..',s- sa.. .- t,'~r.-t
ls.t rra..a. aul -r-,,st .s ,n.I l.a.~ ,tl Do pas.
a'.e - .. rIrs, Na...aal Bans ur~a~',r Sew 'ats.
.,.t'.y. ..r.s o.. t,. per r-n. o- ',e tut It
IsaE .a.. lt
,.e.. brewster. Sew i.la auI endorsed .~"e"l i..-
~. Boar. o., Trustees reserves 'ne rlsa' ?. reject any
.s... IS D.. other debit against 't sa.l ,u.are
E, ot the Board NJ Trustees ~ 'a" Village Z
IErIIr" urEIiI.
ir,sll-ut or rNo Village o: brewster
RICHARD MI.UJI.I. Nltag, tl,ro.
Dated IrrNst.r. Sew York. M, - 800
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
GRIEVANCES TO W. U. DIRECTORS.

1t said last evening by S. J. Small. president
of the Commercial Telegraphors Union OF America,
that a statement Of the grievances Of the teIeg-
gaphers against the Western Union Telegraph
Company would be IN the hands of each director
hv Monday morning. President Small formaIlI
uountd by r. j. Fowler. chairman Of the natonN.
executive board of the union. that special
ing of The committee had been called for June 10
lu this city. At this meeting the question of a
strike against the Western Union company viii he
considered. Th- Western Union company direC-
tors viii hold their quarterly meeting on June -.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
REFUNDING PLIN GOOD
Practically I'll of the >50.ooo0g7
Is Couycrtfd into Per cents.

T-e plan FOR ,.e r.'.rl.rg ~ -"",- e..e.--
t..st per ..ar a..Ee .ut. e. -... cont ls-.,s t.s
been se...-et.l ...l tta .rrr...... .- ..u .t .u
e.d l-..H '.. r,...-. a.....' having H.ra
...r-rt.. 1-.. ,.. ..w s..s..-... u.. .r.- TO s,.
deem. 'aa t- vl-a u-"..s, ra I... s..l open
aaa H.. ..H'au. un.. '.r ...-' u. t.. '-.tl .e...
&f"s-.''' 10 p. H.... ." .. t'. Treasury ls...r'.
u...t lIt. banks .asr presented srr r.t.ra..s .r
rsI.npria. .l -Ar.r' ssf,.'', o.. t.- ,- taat r..y
bad as =...Et'. ar..t.'' .a'....' Ie.t .i-....t.a
ar.1 aot---tu..' ta.ur.'-. Iu- N,n-" ir..aI ..r-
aa.atar w- Doe relieved .a J... ..I .t.,s -.erru-
I4..t bonds -.. .t.t.I.T
N..ot.,. S,.rrtlsv D..t,s.. viii consider j. .H-
s.ssl-. &. oaI l. some ut tile. -a..rr.u...' Ler,ss.s
s7-='s.'" a"" .H 'An |a.s 'o r.'"ea. tine short SIS
July I .s sri. matter of speculation. Ir VIII
aa,dlv Dee ur.,esa~.. FROM tne Treasury r..ut os
yen. In t." fac" .t r," CONSTANTS increasing a.~-
I.az. lat An may sans..n. +, IraI'.' 90 a. 50 u'w
To- tarr:v f-o Treasury i.r a.. e.., n....e period
81. ta. taI. All uarh t'rIra- under t.r l..t cal.
.. May - show t.ut t.. banks an. ua. -rr-
Iu~. with funds. ud money rates. show ,a-e
u..a,. market conditions 30 a,l financial centres
J.. their y.ra D.. .4u OF 1"""pyo deposits would 81
this time hardly uo t,It av the nauts
The condition of ror.uI.us and redemption og-
,rar per eo. bonds Of 1907 refunded under circular
5a1.aaal '...- ..,-aa. na :, s-,,aa '''.. $50
r.r.t refunded Hae -r ........ sac a5- TOO
IHFa ~ Is..Et,. 20 and February f... S5-s5 $50
Jl,.o,ln,t under. circular OF Nar..
lf sr.-ir..sIH reported SIa 1T0t-1
Redeemed 'p .oHH. s. $500
Total redeemed int-1 1-8
-.'aI rarrhoret nnC r.l.a,.r. S-, f5p 600
EIctIIIrI.h I.h|Io<
Faur po~ cont BOMBS oatsr3ra..r u.,..rn.r
D. '''t s''G -5-. 800
Reliance. ........... .Sttg.~ 100
Purchased ieac-nee. ........ -5.I5o ',,
51l-.IU,
Outstanding NaE - .S1IG.- 500
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
BUSINESS rsoueLEs.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were He'd
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
tr!ct Court
Jacob and Max Alter. trading as J. & " Alter.
No ~ Wooster S-r.--. involuntary petition ~
creditors as follows 7. Frr-sua0 & Co. s..
Rcsentudl Brothers q E.r'.r.E. 500 and \ Nl-ot-
helm S BIO. SlfE Preferential payments are t.-
legged Edward T. Saarrrtts was appointed receiver,
wt,ha bond of q sT"
Fymsn LebodMsky, No. $ Delaney street, v0.-
uutary petition. ShoviuE debts o5 S55l4 and assets
of S75- the latter cerssltul % accounts The p-il-
cpal creditor Is llaTr S7~e- Sl-f-
l-uioupoTt Pottery trurl0y. Of JUl0rport. y 81.
involuntary petition ny creditors .t= follows. =.
Ridgway such. S6.o, H. r Drlks-6el1 & Co. S5s7.
and Wiluaw J Natnesou * CO.. san Judgments
remaining Uusatsfed are complained Of
The schedules ul rhe aF--Snt1eoJ OF Woodbury.,
Limited advertising agents ar NO I1 Fifth aveu+e.
fled Yesterday. show. LiatUirjas SIS I9o. nominal
assets, $f.T3S. actual assets. $3.50
The schedules in the assignment OF William NJ
Donough. dealer in picture frames, AZ No. > TO
Tomplxins street show Liabilities 81 ISS; nominal
assets, 81. 700; actual assets, SOS.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
MORE GOLD SHIPPED TO EUROPE.

Goldman Sachs & CO.. who last Tuesday shipped
S1srolo I'm gold bars 10 Paris. IT being the first gold
exported from this city I'm any volume since June
1906 yesterday engaged $500 900 more Dee shipped
by the steamer St Paul to-day. This with the
S. 100000 shipped on Saturday ay Lazard Freres
IIoidclhach IckcIhctmsr * Co.. and the Russo
Chinese Bank. make tota! $50 far this season of
S@2s co., Bankers dp mot anticipate tla' the move
gu.nt VIII b. q very heavy one.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
MoUlRY FOR 10000 FREIGHT CARS.

An inquiry for 'on thousand freight cars. 1t was
said Yesterday was .p The market from the chi
ago lake shore Eastern. Without rostpone-
..--e and with the natural flow o. sIDa business
,.tgt,fa gf rgliriae the steel car builders sand
-. F. assured Of steady work uutl the cId of the
r..-r ,rr, same declared 10 be- true of the
-argc plate mills ana ~. loss married. dag1ee of
~ e.-rrrtflral mills. The smaller plate mills.
~. i..E ..,r i,ake ,arly deliveries. a.e SAID be
-'-tra premiums on their product
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
ncroRY EoR INDepENDsNT OF MEN

,,,,,,Ia.- ohio. NAY M.-The Circuit Court today
,,r.s .s,-fy7ouslv decided that the Buckeye OIL Com
ranv. Standard Oh subsidiary concern, was or
eanizsd under the corporate laws Of Ohio, and
-ro+ "a suc5 q must carry all oil offered II by
49,, i-.7ararfant producer at fair TemuueratVe
r.ree .rte decision is considered a great FIctoTE
-'v t-- frIeu,nd-ut producers he SUIT ~ man
.a.-4,5s Wa brought 10y Wade u. EHI+. Attorney
re- ID l. ONO
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
THOMAS F. RYAN NOT IN GAS.

The White Star steamship Celtic sailed yester-
dav for Liverpool Among her passengers was
Thomas +. Ryan MI Ryan, who came up from
Virginia Thursday night. denied having partici-
pated in Virginia politics, and said that the gas
situation IN this city did interest him Il
haven't a dollar Invested in gas" he added.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
CENTRAL LAYS OFF EXTRA MEN.

Tie .<.H York Central Railroad Yesterday lad
Off f.tv.o,u 900 and loo men on the system be
t.e esu Era York ana H5Ga1o. as has been expected.
7he oranr wH 90 into effect today and VIII affect
laHar,rs, clorks, switchmou and many other ON
ployos The Law off Is the one which takes place
every summer after the busy winter and spring
months. when the extra men who were engaged to
handle the heavy traffic are dropped
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
LOWELL oPERATvEs EXPECT ADVANCE.

Boston Nav M-Tho Lowell Textile Council
which last week asked for am increase Of 10 per
cent I'm wages and later declined to accept the
manufacturers offer of per cent, voted tonight
10 accept the advance Of > per cent. with the un-
derstaudng that the increase should apply 10 every
employe Of the seven other mills in the city,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
SLOWER SCHEDULE FoR S. p. TRAINS

san Francisco, May 3l-The Southern Pacific. he
ginning June ], will put its overland and coast
trains on a slower running schedule. Traffic has
been SO heavy on the various lines that IT has been
found practically impossible to maintain the
istiug schedules, Tho time will be three hours
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
gAroPLAs MINING REPORT.

The Ratopilas Mining Company reports total
ore tonnage for the first quarter of the current
wear at s9OS 25l tons against 9644.l75 tons in the
same time last year. Mine workings for the
gsrod show 6isS feet driven against s.OsS feet IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
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