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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-21
Loses Hard-Earned SAVINGS

Miss TYNE Orhanen, working as n
domestic is a camp boarding house at
LIQUIDS Spur Rock River township. lost
$I4 one day last week, says the NUM-
sing News. She kept the money in her
bedroom and il was taken from it's
hiding place by some sneak thief. The
girl suspected a certain man, but I'M
sophisticated as she was realized she
must have more than her own suspi-
cions in order to convict any one Of
theft In her extremity not knowing
where else TO go for proof" she con-
suited a Marquette fortune teller. The
latter's description of the man alleged
To have stolen the poor girls savings
tailed with that of the one she had
previously suspected. So accompanied
by an Interpreter she came to NUM-
sing and on her representation n war
rant was Issued for the suspected
man, who was arrested and hailed
before Justice Meeker. The examina-
ton OF the suspect discovered that
there was little or no evidence against
him, and he was promptly discharged.
The futile attempt which the girl made
TO discover and punish the piferer of
her hard earned wages cost her about
a dozen more dollars. i'm addition TO
that which she paid for the fortune
teller's revelation" No clue to the
thief or cash has yet been discovered.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-21
New Game Warden Appointed

Hereafter Claude Larson of sron-
wood will act as deputy state game
warden for Gogebic. Iron and Ontona-
gon, John Rowett having rendered his
resignation to State Game Warden
Pearce. The selection of Mr.. Larson
was brought about through visit of
Chief Deputy Smith. IL being the de-
sire OF the department To have some
one actively at work In the district
during the fall hunting season. Mr..
Rowett's entire time from now on viii
be devoted TO his candidacy for cleo
ton AZ sheriff OF Gogebic county. he
being the Republican party's nominee
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-21
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Gay and sturgis furnish the follow
Ing New York quotations:
Open Close
ANAL ''... ....... 49," 7I% 7OM
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Peninsula
AND BRIEFS

/ for that office. Mr. Larson is well
versed in woodcraft.
Fireman Loses a Foot
Edward Nelson, for the past five
years a fireman on the Duluth South
shore & Atlantic road. is at the homo
Of his father at st. Ignace, minus his
right foot He was the victim of an
accident at Allenville. He was at
work beneath the locomotive when i'm
some manner the SLACK" Of the train
showed the engine ahead and his foot
was caught and BADLY crushed at the
ankle.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-21
CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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chauffeurs, statesmen. We make you
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-21
Minnear & Co.'s Gossip

Tho financial statement OF Nipiss-
Ing. as OF October 20. shows cash IN
bank. $572,O3g. The statement of La
Rose as of October goth, shows ore in
transit and at smelter si22.2li; ore
sacked at the mine S19O.447.
The annual report Of Davis DAILY
shows cash on hand OF S544,SSS.53. A
total of s.2O9 feet Of work was done
during the fiscal year
In the current buying movement.
which started early last week, a new
high record In the volume of copper
sales has been established. Within the
last few days the United Metals Sell
ing company has alone disposed Of
40 600 900 pounds. IT Is estimated that
the American Smelling Co, and Phelps,
Dodge and other producers ana selling
agencies have sold close 90 $4,000, 600
pounds i'm the current buying move
ment. making a total of about no.
O00.0 900 The buying movement still
continues and before the close Of the /
week the sales To date viii be greatly /
augmented Practically all the copper I
was sold on a basis OF 12A and many /
producers and selling agencies are ask
ing ~ rs There Is more Of scarcity
at copper at the present time than in
any period in the two years. con-
sumers are nearly all in the market
and the various producers have sold
their entire production TO
the end OF the year.
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The stocks carried by the United
Metals Selling company are lower than
they have been in a long time. one
producer says consumers are just
waking 10 the fact that production is
10 be limited 10 consumption and are
anxious 10 cover their requirements at
current prices. Prices for copper has
not been advanced abroad for the last
week and sales for export have been
large Shipments of copper TO Europe
last month were the largest In years
but Notwithstanding this. foreign
stocks continue on the decline. As an
example figures today showed n fur
Their concentration Of close TO 100000
pounds over the last two weeks. Tn
iii a short time ago consumers bought
for immediate requirements only; but
they are now convinced that produc-
ers in this country and abroad are de-
termned to curtail output to the OK
tent of 10 per cent. one copper pro- |
Queer holds that within the next two !
weeks copper will be selling above l. /
cents a pound. The United Metal |
Selling company is not anxious TO sell |
the metal at 12M cents, and an adj !
vance will likely be made before the |
close of the current week. Lake cop /
per sold In moderate lots at 10 cents if !
shipped before navigation closes, and |
1915 10 q II shipped later. No one is /
inclined To make firm bids for futures. j
There viii be 100000 Ray bonds
instead of $2.OOO,OOO as FIRST reported.
Shannon is earning better than 81
per share per annum and looks TO be
one Of the cheapest coppers on the list
Live Oak is being examined by
prominent engineers in the interest Of
"A large Boston concern which may
take part in changing the company
frcm development company TO "A
straight mining company concern.
The United Metals Selling company
has raised It's asking price for Fleet
30 days to 10 cents making an advance
of q this week by this company which
IS now practically sold ont for the re-
mainder Of the year. Phelps Dodge,
l.. Nogelstcin. American Metals and
American Smelling were quoting -
rs AZ the close on Wednesday but a
general advance To 13 cents Is probab-
Is matter of a short time,
Hts
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Tuolumnc Is shipping ore that is
yielding II percent copper and earn
ing az the rate Of $50 per share. The
insiders are In receptive mood as re-
CARDS selling their property. Best op-
inions are to the effect combination
Of some sort will ultimately be effect
81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
POsTNasTERS CONFABULaTE.
pssamasasF Wsrsan UrHps Ppl.assz Ter
ampewummmnaea Empa~ye~a


Postmaster from all over the SrArs
me- tor~sher - the RepyIhlicAn Club
yesterday n the crnv-nfinn - fh@ New
York STATE Po@smMNser~ A@anciazinn. told
Zach osh@r thar troubies and suggested
arAeuses for the hetternens of the --rvica
and the privAfe ear % WA~hinGr0n
Postmaster v NJ Morgan welcomed
the delegates. He urged the passing 20 a
Iaw Ihas wiIl retire with suitable com
p~naati0n the supsrAnnSszs~d employees
IN the service- Here N New York we
have sos employees who have hem IN the
a~rvic- for shirty-nne years 90 longer.
.Aid he. ard eiehsy-foIr % thcln are
Ietter carriers. one q whom vas Ap-
las7 One of our clerks has performed
service sinoe lste and there are many
Who came IN h~twe~n that year and lsss.
All % you know whsa the daily grind q
poss once woFk means. and yosI know
thAs poes ofice employees. whether Af the
case OF On the street.. who have p~rfOgyn~n
duty f0r perio<ts running from thirty 90
sSxfy years are well entitled to r-gea@e
from active tADor and 90 All coussderasion
thas fair and Ju~s Government can
oeaeow.
The ep~aker advocated comp~nMmsion
for injured employees and also the propO-
aifion that when . man works on Sunday
he have a weekday 81.
N. c. Coses. secretary Of the Civil
% View York. the neTt speAker. found ~
tho conciuaisn % I'M Epeech shas hs had
let hims~lf m for . heeklinG from sosD@
% shs upstate poaannaMaerS. who com-
rsMined nhcsEf the presena methods og
sssscthng rural free delivery cAryS@rs-
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'SSIsuIS srr sAs SMsSv&
- ON - 9~w-sa fsp Nsst vsmsenn Gr-ss.
supr ostt - 0rssuna Vuxm

- WV ~ NeNNaa fs~ Nlse W9Senm a4FEela
ssurr ostt - Grssuas puwn.
ltcnh 6sr-siins~r HnanaM-r - r-er~sh-
went navilipus in Crrstuum Parh Sgsaasf
~ No wife tnsi hrnth~r. nnkrSt ssspr~sn-
Gowns f'i5sies Whnn~y yews~r,iav D. esn-
'tnii~ tn nittnction r~xsraintnR Para
g.'r'aut-~tpaer HsRmtn~ q Th- Rroan
fr,ssn r~s,wvinG the sransiR. MnoSsu "a
Fhs Ssuat" H',n@~. amt --rhs PamD<ia. .
e., 'r sa Sa sr.s ss, e. S 1890 ss, ,s%
t""htrsss that ths commissioner % ae-
'tnist ~ per@onat aniraoasey. rha emsu-
Hni--t"n~r r~pii~. that h. hms ma<is no
ii"v- agtlnnf the pavtlioma. hut that
hoy ase an-sshsly and o,isht D" ~ osst.
OrrstinGpr avs IN an afhstnv that in
i@a ~ Rad agar ~1or~ AZ ee3 rhiPsi
sveuil- and lived hark &C the STORE. Asi-
iorninG tho hoti-us amt SEPARATED from Il
~ a sonsi-n partttion Was a building
o'sns-t ~ w htgEin~. IN shach Was q
~sst-- sunhrutdsFv worhs that ran ma
chimes az night Cir~ding~r SAYS that M
stfe wa- " and that whsn hia phypirisn
stid mat tho noi-s Vas d~tFira~naai To-
her n, complained to tho BoaFst of Hsallh
snd n, uhachIn~s we're orsisr~d stopped
ltrhe later Mr.. Higgins callsd around.
Grestahaer decihreN. and sad. 4 came
- 49, you and otter you q Esw hsifadr-si
dssihsr~ IL you viii give your craasnt Cor
Nr. feton 10 operate his machinery again
a. night
Ho~ ths hell dn yosi dare TO offer ne
inrn-'y'- t.reding~r ~aya hs replied Ia
not nv family az demr % mo az vourx
o. vou' Dont vou dare eoEns 90 nv
h"'I-- Wan sich Offers. Mere - the
dnor. 60
Grv-tinE~r ssyS that ~ aonn ~ Com
Missioner Higgins harmed last January
that h. had stands IN Cros0aa Para Mr.
Higgins -ast. i am gong 10 try tn oreak
yo1r l~Aap
The Court rp--rvses d-ci-io,.
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AZ the annual nsa-tinE Si rhe N@w Y0r&
Socs-tv - the Ort~r q tn Founders ard
PAtrBots q Am~rlca a. the Hotel Mmn-
haitian TU~=etsy evening tho 0ABc@rs
Wer- elsct~s4 Governor George G
BAfchsli~r- c~pufy governor. Th~Odors
Gilman. chaplain. fh~ Rev. EGfWard p
lohgsDn. ss~r~ts-v Dr. William " Psech.
treasure Ma-rh@W Human state a.
tOrn-y. Goodwin Brown. r.grsfrar. Sohn C.
Cok~rnan. E~rezaSxs<s Lossis a AEn~AC
historian. Thonnzs Y. Proctor. coEncillors
for fhrs- year.. Cen = 7. Noo1ford
Th~ctor~ Pitch. Col George T. D~wwy.
ooUncIlAor for On~ y-ar. Howard Ming
Goolsfa~
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Jane n tAlsan-n. from Srnenecsa1y
sAid thai often The frsr nan 81 the M
q JhEee siRgiftie~ kneg the einsn ancR frum
Mar - th~ Earth al rEhf hsIf cosllciRe
haTues- hnr-z- % tell how far u Wma
from th~ r-r-s nffics % Mud Pond FinMIly
u Vas moved thaa n Vas the @enas a
the ns-efInE thsf rhe lists q ths shr4a
~iiglil- Candidates grT caTrt~rs iohM 10
~enf fo each rs'-f master aid thai to
pszf master uirk 2 - DHu man
Ih@ Cunf@-wnc~ NtN - osprTtnued to-
day wh~n u " Rarysn- enb-f cs@rk q ths
Classification d-E-Artm~ui q the thir4
division. Wfii sresk "a -Se~und CiMHB
Nail Matter IN ihe evening tb~rs wtl be
a dinner ~ the Repslhsi-ar ClEb
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fls.saas y ffssss~ ss~ta.-f 49, fs.Hrs
Vel 90. s.asi fFist ~ fH 'tillr-sl.~s 100
~ FhfaniHH .Hls-sfa aH aasnetrs-ssfa
e'.ssrfnM h.ss sisH r-~Fr-v 90 $50
.iltataw ara.zsifssf 70 ~ ssf.rtfssts sas.sf.sass
fss gFsrsf nigv f-as-sstsF suse~sf sass
80 .asNrtns@afs 49, Is.aias-sf ~ 'aa
syassusf uas f.Fsa-s n@1ufg tstsgHsv
0an-saf Vsfhsn rstssss sha 90 60
rs.infssiiss fs~-,~v tsalrsl~F f.sr@rai liss,s
san az ~ ns~~sins - 49, H,tmasa 'ss-
r--ss- 49, - usH~ eHara~ - . 0sassf hwY
.s-'-'iassi'., 80. - sysft s-=saaai asaes
- uar' - ~ ati@ - ~ ris# q Nia~aal1
ftfs Rat -sss-si~ss 49, fara@llusisn ~s@u
- NgFes-.sst ffsist - rssuaFtilant lnsassi-
a1sliisst go ftsffsf IntflrsNaufa assf aaaRs
20 sssrtiy ~ fif~ Ni--@sas Fsva .nspafv
Too - 1870 "a asw~a ussints rl1annst ~
- laa 80 'n nsustna 30 - aIiNlu1sNani -
mo aathrtni@nf4. $50 81 ~su@patnM fnlm
s~r- FV-rrtis-s ~ Al-sium lass ihus
astrt IN steaS q rNfa eeussafirsa slnHlWFnst
r~u~-m tufii iau thls atnrssaa IN arslne
o. aas.Fei tiHs~ iisF 80 esuu~rnari ~ ia,sa4
80 anlanusifis-s aast 1rsuauFs rra1InsMutS
Nh~ss enstrt up~ps.,t r--e-gsiav ssuFnana
cssst sFps~sulV. nar fhas ag-afarF parN - 90
ai,sruimM sns tss~g -, ~ sFanllsnanm 90
~" Hurfiuns - tlimslsa.s 80 insiauslnaIsGs
uassh~ ~ fh~ i~f-su~
n~pufy tssseu-y -sa~u~ssi lsrab Prun-.
80" - essashsesina no prsa--s~tsasa. uas.t
tnat ~ sss EDtna d. ~ W-in un 80
iassoHsfs,sua eha1 4im8 aiam siah pr~auut-
ma q fransshsi-at bue.sm~ns ~ sns tsxnmst
l',ry eec-Tshns ~ w FvNnh pr~-ss-
tltttfs@ ~ ehss tfrv Nartmm tha himNnma
FarS .nv--stEmtrsn 1u~sph H-ErR~t ~no
SO fhsu Ft~@tgi~at a pssa~nR ess1lfissl
tnaf "a MlsFrh ~ fmF ~ f~pa-ssse
utesst tn htii- IN hs@ namk and shMa no
1sst r~s--tv~si o. "a thiA frwn Msnr-r
hoth and lohn W~tz. fssv Shtch ~ CAV.
a n"s~ ant TOO a-~izn~t saostgR9-s, 0st
hs= apps-afans-. 1--WE ss~ tisand bury
have pguehsss-st th- papers r~f~rr~sl ~ IN
Nlr h~rm~i'. tr~stnlSay - ths day b-fnrs
Ihs~- pap-v- pttsportsd - ~ s~~aRna-
us-ot- - innrtMa1ssa fgr af1 fHHa. and - nils
"a 49, ali.m~ti that IN aMsammmswmf saza
ecctirr-d anotIt a year h~fore esp~gts alkfsl
That tn~ tn< "a th~ pap~rs proshlc~d hr-
tore th- Grand Jury SIS MT twsaty-
fnur hnttrs Ilh
Whlie the lawyers we've gathering mp
th-tr papers IAW yrr Charl-w y CAlSfa ell
NJ - A. one ~ tho csunmifts-e ~ M ~ ne
~ Albany ha-s wesk and lAsd nefors Gov
Hugh charW-- of craft AGAINST ths al
mani~srsftun M Vsl@~nn. APPEARED m the
court room atfd gave a lettsr hlch ~ had
resetv~d through ths mails To Deputy AZ
tuEn-y -ts~nsrAl FranA The Wrtt~r made
charRs- against one ~ the isFor~ @~leceed
a. try Meiz The l~ttsr zaid thA& the
tirOr had hen IN the employ "a Jo@~ph
h~Fmsl fowm~v Pr--id-nt q Osl~.ns. and
that h~ had al~o dDne WOrk On the nsW
Ine~ns County Court HosE~~ The reeord
q the examination % the tlrur named
- a. Enn~ over and " - und~rstood that
this morning Nr Prank gill hand the letter
Ia Justice Clark
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To Knaarse masra srss. Steve.

Plans we're fled with Building s1p~r-
intsad~ut Miller Yesterday by Maynicke
a FRANKIE. Architecss. for eninrGing Stern
Bros.' dry goods saors On West Twenty
third street BY an addition Of twelve
stories AZ - and 70 West Twenty
third street. running through 90 . and
front 50 feet on Twenfy third sersea and
i8a7 on Twsnfy-second stKese- The main
frnneAGs. on Twenty third saresa. will
be q bricg. limestone and terra coten.
bsing hniNhan With ioaic pilaaesrs. and
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sseaish On~er mssy says NsSesfy N
auaraRsln< o. starved - EBrasea.

Hsraish OWe~v Betty says Nsnesay n
ouAranthn~ o. starved - EsraeeaL
Dr. A. n. DOty. Health OfSc~F % the
Port % New Iork. gave Ous q statement
Yesterday regarding the JssasA Morning.
JCHrnars compliant about the treatment
81 immigrants in Quarantine. II was
alleged that women held a. Hoffman
Island were comp-ll-d 60 wogk for m~Agr~
paw. that m-n and women were handbed
brutally and thai the ford Vas bad and
~cAnty
DT. Doty say- THAI women hid as Hoa-
man Island for long periosts hecome rssf-
--s amt irritable and that hight employ
ment do~~ them good. For a short time
thy w~r~ pad 5 Or NJ cents . day. Later
employed and they without pay. DR.. Doty
says the work became popular a. IL en-
ablsd Tar~nts 60 to- With thsir Children
and sls~p IN tn. dOFrnitory adjotning thu
ho-P'tal
ho-pttAl has any accompanying mother
or any On- h-~@ h~ld ~ Hoffman Island
h.--n obliged 70 WORK. Dr. DO,y says
A. for mistr-sfmenr Os Patients by
nursr-- Dr. Dosy SAYS ms nurs~s arr con-
~cl~ntioiua veil discipiiD~d and e=s~ed-
ingly Interested IN the work Esd know
httle patient Re adds; These state
me- nts ar rnab> by p~rs0n~ many % whorn
leave Holman Island IN an ARRF--auivs
and r~ven@~ful spirit. EIrp-ly as the
r~siils uf inng detention Thvy are an xiosis
To crItici-e and tn hO=pitAl star rarely
II ever r-c~iveA any thankI for thu care
and attention gwen tsetr chiidr~n-
He says there may have hen Alrerra-
lions b~tween K'IArcts and Tersons bid
for oh~ervAfion. hut that an Investigator
has dr~cio-ed M EVIDENCE - a. He AM~~rrs
thai the food "a q extra god quality
and In the proper quantity. They are
gIv~n thru nt%aha daIlv
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CHTRCH CLCR DINNER.
Tslc~at Williams Aaslse~ Gspytag Seen,
~ TammDn, seass-s espsaasaa


~ ransH1ns seess-s tspsaa<ss-
TAIcoti Williams Os PhilndeaphiA said
AZ least Ons good word laat night foE
TammSny Hail. The occasion was th@
dinner % the Church Club ss the HosSI
Aston. which wHs attended By Bishop
David X Greer. Bisbop Partridge %
kiOto. japan. Dean J. Howard Van
AmrinGe % Columbia Rear Admiral A
7. Mahan. exJudGs Henry y. Rowland
and q hundred club nembers. in the
prs~-nce Of th~ae Mr. Williams said With
emphA-is that IL would be vel for the
Protestant Episcopal Church u 10 kept
In touch - cio~cly With its n@iGhbOrs
and administered 20 peoples practical
need- - &s~SduOusly - Tammany Hall
dos
/. MIR Williams sad thar a. he was going
up IN thu elevator the boy Asked him
Uheth~r h Was bound for the Church
dinRsT o. the Eighth district dinner
This query I'D tire Philadriphia editor
% assume that the OsheE dinner was the
Eighth Assembly district dinner and q
TAmmAny affair In ms younger daV~ A
a Newspaper man In tins city he aid he
o. familiar With politics IN the Firhfh
district and be kn<~ hos tho yard poh-
tlc1anA kept IN touch With thu widows ard
orphans. supplying a lOad q coal here
and a iOb there TO some boy OF Rirl Hho
had 90 help support the family
Thors politicians sitting In the n@xt
room knOG their neiRhborA and help them
They are alW avs IN touch With them and
woss unc~Asingiy With and for them
Mr.. Williams REMARKS In~f none IL
their force. in the estimation of hSa
heMrpTH. hecanAe tho polStician-s
hApp~ned tO - the Eighth Masonic dis
tire, dining N the adjoininG hAnaDes hail.
FrAnci- Lvnde Stetson. president of the
Church Club. was too III 20 preside and i'm
his place the vSce-pr~~id~nf. George
Gordon King. Acted - toaStma-teT Bsshop
Greer and Joseph PAckard. the latter a
lawyer oG Haitimore. Nd. we're the other
-peakers. Bishop Greer said tho Christian
churches are better Hid to-day on sum
DAYS and other days % relixiosns -~rvice
than over before. He said that negative
tearhinR has lot ell the force q ever
pos~e~ned. and that "a was hts ennvicsion
that "a WOULD ~ better both for the
Church and the people n q mem~Ags came
from q united ChriNtaMnify
That will come he DECLARED. -noe by
the suFr~nder II cOnvicttonN hut by that
larger @yncTceirm that conprehen6is them
all
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ONLY 4 STITTTORT INDIAN.
senator Owens says That n, tAe Sga~s
~ Esd Nos . scotch Irsshmaa.

~~uatsT Owens ~ays That NJ tne Ggaee
~ G:Sd Mes . scotch Irsshmaa.
The fourteenth anniversary dinner ~
the Unity Club ~ BROOKLYN Was held last
evening az Franklin and Hancock xirpeta
With mSre than 1to guests pr-senG The
pre-bd~nt of the club. Nathan y. Jonas.
pr-sit~d. and the speakers we're senator
Robert l.. Owens of O&lahosna. COnRr~es-
man William ". Co~k@ ~ Long Island
and Comptroller William A. Prend~rRass
Senator Owens said sOsne cOmpli-
menfary thinGs about the Jews % this
cuuntTy and paid a perAnnAl trib,Ite 90
Rabbi WIS.,. who. he sad. was one 81 the
foremost orators of tho tinDe. Speaking
II racr~ and the way they are regarded
SENATOR Owens sad
According To the statutes ~ the United
States ! am Cheroke- Indian. b,Is by the
grace ~ God am a Scotch Irishman-
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HEHPHILL ON THE PRESS
D~aesa De~ssr-s mat Is's NJ Gsed as tns
psbls- o. serves.

NV HsSgS. April ~ Col. , c. Hemp
hill. editor 81 the Richmond TIsRss-Ds
spifch. talked - YAH students tO-niGhs
on The Public and tho Pres. this being
his fiT~s lectIre IN th- BROMLEY oours~ a
YAK
He referred ~ the exc~~ses % the yellow
press driving Mckinley into a criminal
war ~ AGGRESSION and -~~t effia country
a whOrirg after territorial eNpAn~iun in
the distant Vast
Ne d~~l4red that the pr-ss vas a. god
and a. brave a. the pulpit and 40 el-vats d
as the public u -rrv~~ htIt M better
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Pr.s-h-r. to T.M sn Tus~r-u,.-s..

The COMMITTEES on the prevention II
tulpercsIlo-i~ ~ the Charity Organization
SSc1eay has announced that On neat
SUNDAY several hundred ministers IN this
ciav utli pr-Arh % tutsrciIboais. Among
th~rn are Dr AksNd. DR.. Hillis. DR. Cadnmn.
DT Macarthur. Dr.. M. ". Harris. pr~ai-
ci@nt ~ the New York board Of Jewish
Minister: Dr. M~nda-. DR.. MAGnes os
Temple ETnaRuel. Father Coppm and
Father lemon 4 great number Of
pamphlets On the prevention Of ttberru-
lO~i~ will - distributed all over the city
on that dav.
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nalir~ad says % CRRV Nnsra % sms Wui
Cssfr~ @a shsr sssst=r.

natir~ad az. % CRR't Nnera % bms MA
Cssfrr ~ th- ssssssv.
The grievance cuEnmitt~~ Of the Erie
aresnsn. who are rn@nlip~F~ % the Brother
hnod - Locomotive Fireus-n and Engine
m~n. h~ld a preliminary ccnf~r~nce
Yesterday with GENERAL MAaAxer . a.
stuart % the Erie a. his once. - Church
street over the Demands for higher wAx..-
and changes IN the wogking conditions
uhich were submitted several weeks azo
The demands. which rncitSsie incr~a@-s
IN wag~~ ranging from IS 20 - per cent
we're submitted originally by the national
Oafcers q the unison to M stuart a. char
man &C the General ManagArs Associa-
tioo q the Eastern RMilroa4a. but the
representatives % the men we've notified
that the AssoSiaf i6n could not take up the
dernAac- a. bodv They W~r.. then
-sInmiited - the FsA-t-ru cumpAnte-
IndIv ldtIAily
AZ the cunfer~nce Yesterday a counter
propr@Pftnn vas Submitted On behalf
q The railroad ard another conference
EIll - as-ld to-day The demAnds affect
So firenaen On the lines % the road from
Nee YoFk u ChbcAgo. Mr. stuart sad
la-f evening thai he @NpiAined to the com .
rnItte~ thai the Company coslld not aford
- raw the waEe- demanded The men
ali meet HIM after considerinR the cotIh-
ter propusItion.
The Ere has always been paying good
wage to rEe frem~n' h sad We
nave h~en paying higher rate than ansne
e the rcafs and fully a. high a. the
average rate paid I b~iisve Ne viii
cnm~ To- sosne amicAhle ArTAng-ment
Tho grievance COMMITTEES 81 the Erie
trarnnDen and Conductors Halbmifas-d de-
nAnri- -orn~ time ago bIf - waiting until
90 her matters are -~trie1 before AskinE
for a cDnfer@n-e The railroad mAde an
agreement With IT. engineers a few days
aRn
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SHOESTRING WBITE IEvED.
Eln&crlnE Tha@s=Rsss. " Sstd Bae stea
ASss- HsaFRG Ts-morFsM.

Abraham Whit. vino on an Investment
- % cents m r1~tAxe made a lot Of money
out - Tr~~id-nt Cieveland's gold bond
i--iBs m ISEf and mas made other cieanup-
-in-e then. Wzs angry WHEN ne was ar
yaignad h-fCre Ma xis-r rate Barlow IN the
FONTS ooJrt Yesterday On the charge
e - -alinR So from. isaac Pane - White
Haven Pa
-this - at-uFd yosIr Honor he said
NV t-an-Actbstts are IN hundreds ~ thou
-trd- g dollArs. Do Won think I'D fall
for a pstty thing like thu WHY. I've
Ought the figge-t men tn Wall street
That hoS hig the calibre q my busiDe-s
-
NeVertheless. Mr. Zane not beinR
prs-en- ard the proo~esifng being upon
q @,l1rr AHidasit. tire AiaGistrate Ad iOurned
tho hear.nR for forsy-eight hours. con-
tInUinG the s5.nno tail that was furnished
f1r Whit On Tuesday night.
I hs information upon which netective
Mo- 'nnytlir nsde the arrest MAS that
Zane entr Isted $50 tn White IN invest
for hirn three years aRO. and with the
eHc-ptiOn q IS hadn't s-eu Il sino-.