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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
THE CARTWRIGHT QUARTET.

ments with equal skill, but have spe.
cialized on the cornet and trombone,
having played ever since the tians
their baby fingers could first hold tho
Instruments Their duets and solos
with comets and trombones are re.
marlable for smoothness and purity
OF tone.
The other two artists composing the
quartet are arthur e. Wohlrab, an ex,
cellent violinist, and Edward g. Ryan.
an extraordinary pianist. The entire
four form an instrumental quartet
and, for unique novelty, sing
through electric megaphones. Besides
descriptive and ensemble numbers Of
cornet, trombone. violin, cello ana
piano, there is the unusual feature Of
o xylophone solo and duet.
Their ability as clever musicians
coupled with such a variety will make
them favorites here.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
MOVE MADE FOR SETTLEMENT.

Golfers, w. Va.--Business men Of
Brooke county organized in an effort
to bring about peace between tho
Pittsburg and West Virginia Coal
company and the striking miners Of
this district
Four hundred men have been out
since last September and there have
been frequent clashes between them
and imported miners
1t is proposed that each side, under
the direction of the business mems
committee, will appoint an equal num-
Der CT arbiEators and Gov. Hatfield
will name one man who will have the
deciding vote.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
BELIrSoTorS. w. va, 1tiIRsDAY. FEBRUA2Y IoI4
W. B.. RECTOR APPOINTED DEPUTY.

w. B Rector, Of Belington has
been appointed ef-deputy Fish
and Game Warden to succeed him
self. Mr.. Rector has been a hard
worker and deserves the reap
pointment. He is interested in
the protection Of wild life and in
the preservation of the forest and
streams Of the state He is also
the president and one OF the pro-
moters of the Mountain State
Bird Club.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19

One Of the largest old time
meeting that has ever been held
in this county for some years is
in session at the u, B. Church
at Philippi this week. Rev !.
Houliter is holding the services.
There has been over one hundred
conversions and there is good
prospects for more. The object
is to convert Philippi. May the
good work go on.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
JUDGE HANGED IN EFFiov.

Golfers, w. Va.-At Hallansbee,
manufacturing town, a stuffed fg-
IRE bearing the name OF Judge A. 9.
Dayton Of the u. s. district court was
hanged 70 telegraph pole. Efforts
OF the West Virginia and Pittsburg
coal company to eject striking miners
from the oompany's houses at Golfers,
W. Va, failed in two suits tried At
Wellsburg. The jury disagreed in one
and verdict for the defendants was
rendered in the other.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
GREAT Instrumental
PROCLAIM TO Be GIVEN
When The Cartwright Quartet
Appears IN This City.

With large number OF instruments,
including piano, violin. cello. from
bones. cornets xylophones and mega
phones, the Cartwright Brothers ana
two other artists viii give an unusu,
ally good program on our Lyeeum
course.
Twins are not uncommon, but 1t IA
seldom they are found In the ranks
OF accomplished musicians. The Cart
wright Brothers play many instru.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19

Owing to The inclement weather Of last
Saturday the institute for the Sherman
school, Valley District was postponed
until Saturday Feb, a. The same pro-
gram will be used as announced for last
Saturday. Arrangements will BE made
also about permanent organization Of
the Boys and Girls Corn Club, Of Valley
District. All are invited.
A. G Hathaway, Pres.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
1AEE's NECK is BROKEN.

Charleston, w. va.-While his mo-
Their was absent Clarence Hisson.
eight-months-old son of Earl Hissom.
fell from rocking chair and broke his
neck when a cord about it caught on
the arm OF the chair The cord held
the child suspended in the air.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
ANCIENT CAR is DESTROYED.

Wheeling, w. va.-"Old No. L. or
RED liz" as it was known to the
boys of the road, one of the first cleo
trio cars purchased in the state Of
West Virginia, was hauled to the ear
barns in the East End OF the city and
was consigned to . big bonfire by or
der Of the management OF the West
Virginia Traction and Electric Co.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
PROMINENT PEOPLE wEDDED.

White Sulphur Springs, W. va
Mrs. Emma Elisabeth Aims Lcyerons,
of Cincinnati, and Borradailie Dixey
Pancoast. Of Philadelphia. were mar
ried at the New Greenbrier hotel here
by Rev. James McGachey. OF Lewis-
burg, Greenbrier county.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
CHILD IS BURNED TO DEATH.

Elkins, W. Va.-ThA. three-year-oId
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Teter,
OF Hendricks, was burned to death
when their home was destroyed by
fire. The tot was playing upstairs.
and the family's first intimation OF I
fire came when smoke began pouring
down the stairway.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
Literary and Pie Supper

There will be d Literary and Pie Snu-
per. at the Beaver Creek Scnool House,
Saturday night February rs, 1914
Every body are invited 10 CONT,
ISABEL Boorn reacher.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
3. B. ROHRBOUGH

Above is the likeness of B Rohrbough. stanch Demo-
politician and business of Bengton who appointed
Postmaster last week by Congressman Brown succeed Wal
ter Crisis, about April 1st.
There other applicants besides Mr. Rohrbough for the
job Messrs JAS Robinson Virgil Robinson John Robinson s. L.
Brooks being prominent
Mr. Rohrboug postmaster for Bengon back the nines
and is familiar with the workhe will make good postmaster
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19

1t is easier to get rid of tooth
ache thar to redeem insulted
friends, 50 act wiseley and see
DR.. Gibson at once. (Adv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
CLUB OFFER

The Progressive, weekly, and
Our Feathered Friends, monthly,
both for 81. 10 year in Advance.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19

Why suffer with toothache
see, DIR. Gibson. Of Belington.
ADV
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19
THE CITIZENS TICKET.

The Citizens Of Belingron met in the
High School Building Saturday evening
Feb. 9TH, per call Of Mayor, and nominal
ed the following ticket, to be voted for
at our next Municipal Election to be held
March 3rd., 1914.
Mayor J. A. Viquesnev
Recorder Ellsworth Wilson.
Councilman, First ward, NJ. Werner
!" Second Z Robt. Pittman,
" Third Roy Nestor
6 Fourth Floyd Teter.
Wv. Thomas
City Recorder
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-19

J. E. Gibson Dentist. Office
over Post office ADV
Ike Lazarus left Monday even
ing for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, to purchase New La
dies wearing apparel and dry
goods for spring and summer.
He will be accompanied by his
uncle, Mr.. A. Klein, Of Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Mars,,,poe.

Sen oanife ep-lutb. airfe &
|slnerifo" afboloer, on @l,o bill, fit
Bite MarSnrsoe i ct Sobs. Me-
|nigbe0 peo 9ii1glteo, sssoipa, fno s.
'til IA. Saltti Ser bill bIibe Mob
|ninasgltostiel1elt 9irsoug glfte,1 81
90 % 5ll,tl1i1,gsntgoe gpnoag Nf-
ten 5. IL. SUM.
GrGlter % Deleeoter beoes M
Ioes tnlrigt.
6ori(ag % gn1,er til 5orbo,lo-
ling {oa Meoet moo lel,oes I'll mig
Eioa tiolig, at Sc fa1 bIine befieno1t.
giort I ,,airfelig san1ler. 8 Tiger
fer Wegbet.
aronbora peo Mara allefte Nebv
|oen ODE Marts 1871 b
rabelle 81
rlnollo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
ku11t1p1ta e1r,,t,1,rrft.
9pao brfpbelise Nrnb % aoiHoer
i,teiler bero11.

Abrabam Sincoltl: Gnbper, Der
hrrer Regjerinae11s Bproer, ber
oglaa 1poe guot al oens s5oroeIe,
api'1oer poo illge11 Mnooe ul1ofagef.
1bcooore 9iooiepelt:: Seq tror
|('aa &pilloens gfettigbeoer i1.Ibt iaa
Inleget ionr pad sUam,oelrs, % ,,aar
Oct fonuner til oct. en- lille smllle
mere. Sum fan life gigre lit
arbeioe i 6iemmct hore, ems nnar
bun talntioig bar il1noa Sss11teresier
og 9eifinitiaelie llbe,lfpr bette.
Wnl. $ Iait:: abilloerne arbei-
Der for loeiule lortcori,,ger, % oe-
res Sl1tereSie berfor er i 9iItagen-
DC. 0erfor tror jeg, at @Dilloernes
|stent1reret nle0 1ioen oil fnnrn1e.
Mfarf 9uain. Spis apinoerne i
!)eetp 9)orf GitD baboe gten1meret,
|piloe aorrlrptio,l foripil1be, ioet
Dpcrt Anrtt n1aotte ltil1e line be6-
lte og melt bp0erlige Mpll6 trent
til GolN fpis Sc pi!oe gjere iiq
|noget Saab ON at pilloe.
&enrp George: Sen ,laturlige
&et for Ell &pi11oe til at lte,nn1e er
lige ioo flor lon1 Mal1oens pa bpi-
Ter hau set iontlle @rlmblaa. 5i-
BEN brn lige Zoo bel ioln ban ifal
aoltoe Snpene, 6er bun ogIoa bnDe
EN- Stentn1e nte0 / at forlne Dem.
Sobn q. Sobl,ion (oen afogbe
6llperlrer al Minllelota):: Seq bar
|glentogel1oe offentlig io1n pripot er.
flGret, at leg tror poa liae 5tent-
r1eret for Mrno og apinoer.s Ser
fan oloeles life npre ,logen gpipl
ON, at apinoer1re i Sc sSoreneoe
Stoter nte0 beres bsje 0olmeHe og
ltprfe Spnpatbier er ligeberettiae-
&c mes Mnlroene at 1,poe goet
|of oe lSorbele, iom Ben ollninoeliae
sfteRHaeerett tl,el &
+ Gl'Derl1pr g0,p S. D1u111e, Silt
nois: Seq er biertelig i spn,potbi
nleo apilloerncs energiife Mrbeioe
for S'ptaaelie al 0en alninoelige
Stcnnl1eret.
Salltlrcl @ompers: Seq er 9l6po-
fat for @pi1l6ers Stemn1eret fom Ell
Sag al iilllpel menneifelig 9}etfpr-
0iobe6.
SON. $. g. sl,1tbonp: gsoor pi
pirfelig for sflpor gipr Vorlgg poa
lat poopiie 93etfrroiabeoen at, at Ell
apin0e, Der betoler Sfatter, life ber
bupe &et til at ocltane 9lfgigrellen
al bnorleoes 0isie 5fotter lfaI bru-
ges;; at Ell &pi1roe, bnis Gerlo,, og
6ribe0 og GjenOon1 er foltrolleret
|of pisle 2ope, life fol flnne bore
|neb til at iftr6e iua6anne 2obe, fal-
Ser aSorIpget gierne nbeloigt 1lo.
9euar el, apillNe pirfelig fan regiere
ct Oionarfi, bpao bum fun inb1er
|pi life, boorfor bum lfl1loe pere 111i,1-
ore fpalificeret til at ltenune i en-
Mepnblif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
u9ln.cricam-S m-Seanoinabiau Mepie,u" "s

Mortsllogane bor .Di allereoe o,n-
talt % meo @lGoe uoteret at oen
CT al ggre pRr6.
Ser er bpoo oltore @Iaoe iagbe
ON esltlenumnleret:
r9pen oper sobet forIterfes
v6en1lanDd Chicago.
ct for11e1nt 81oo, iol1l er bore
aatiopter tsproigt u9soroe'r, ga-
tine.
Set er a, Set at to- set i &aa,l-
ben. =" Deeorab .Hoiten", Soma.
ct meaet barieret og p9rbifuIot
sSltobolo -" aMorgelrblooet" arifti-
a1,ia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
;Slaabeofficererne fn11rrer.

Slaabepffieererme fnnrrer. Del
er aoifiIlig aloge bla,r0t Sffieerer-
ne i 6Iaobeu oper Minilter Duniels
6orbuosorore, % oet ltges, at Der
pil gipe 9l11leo1liug til ntu11ge ube=
bagelige og pinlige 5tilli11ger, 1rtrar
fren1lneoe Canoes Spider nflpggel
8eIeg ot1rboro paa bore !arigSlfibe.
Gerion1 Grobibitionilterne / 2auoe1
| faar i'm 8ilie, pi1 ltarfe Driffe og-
lan bltpe ba,1lp1te fra @nrelt l1ge-
1iom Sc llu er ba,,lDlt fra 6Iuaoe1l
beb belt Srbre, ioln tilt er l10ite0t
Eaf 1Slnnbetninilter Dm1iels. 4rigs=
lmiuiHer @arrilon ajoroe set in1io=
1ertio inblDietoe, at bet life er ba1s
9gt at anl1looe Sanitetsgel1eral
@oraas ON Non0 meb @elipn til
bette 5pergslr1aal. s5anitetsgel1e=
ralen bil belIer iffe nrbefale 11oact
Il beune 9ietlritte ,lneominore ban BIZ
|Der n,t,llpbet oerpl1r @nl tror, at
Mfholoenbeb piloe pnre 11Dttia baooe
for bber iipr al 9nreng Sfficerer
og for belle @ere,1. Ger er ogsna
on0re Mioeli,lger al Meeieri,rastic-
|nelten ion1 robibitto,piiterlre Dil
Ii6ge at tgr1ngee io11t for Cts
enrpel ben bipIonlatilfe Gjjeneite %
aoniulottie1enen, 1olofuttertjereiter
log 2inreoning gspnienet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
@urhunn
Sort iortalt.

1000 5toparbejoere i'Yorts.
mouth, 0bto, goar 4sau Strcif.
81, 100000 lpllp Grltatning
ior bruot sGgte1tobslpfte fororer
Miss Molo slrnlfielo al 8rpnl1t $.
@olpQro, Ell MlillionGr Sun Niego,
Sol.
9eb Ell sluftion / gsetp S)orf
6lep Ell 2of al slbrabam 2incolns
0aar betolt ,neb $65.
Gbicogos ltnioerlitet lit iibltr
slar ion Gjnpe $780,, ,929 ira for
/ |lfiellige @plb.
ssoroi gn1il Mblberg / Molme,
Sll., bapoe bupt e,t 1rattc rneo
i'm ajGreite, ifieo ban paa ber5es
;yotografi % 0ereiter Ortebte ll!l
ielp.
Sc Yrpareslipc / Soma pit
oplattc egen &algieboel, 90 Sc if:
tror poo ,logcn 8lunoina nco 1togell
|af Sc nnorc Asurtier
Geloa Miebigan . lful De
irene" Hro9resiipc opltille ege''
inlbittpl,oig &olgliite
- $50 Sanger / 5tatsfn,lAilet
Ii 2eril,9tpn, &p., bar iaaet 1i1t sSrtz
be6 paa 9sarol Sc libite 5 Tiger.
@entllcfps Se,mt neoltemte
.1orilo9et om Asrobibition for Sta=
ten mber frYgtelig 1lnlnlt, iSet
9egislot,iren opleltes.
9sraiibent 8illon mes 6amilie
bar tilbraet @t,dafen @bite Sui
pb1r Springs gselt @irgi'tia lite
oetfor i Sot Springs, So, io1n BET
opri16elig bapoe pGret Ianfen
Set 1lg]te yrl)lllrp Oct 9ptoe
@,,s ontages at ellie fil1oe Steo ill-
be,t en- Ofaoneb. Dfan bar foaet
traplt meo ltoltpret for Miis Cleo
nor @ilion, Nrnlioentens pngle
gotter, Ger e. torIepet 1l1eo sslnsslls<
n1i1,iStpr 9Hr9[nrM,
,snbfpreliell al GrD6paplr til
M,1penoelie 9rDfning af slpiler og
gegcr l,bgioroe 237 Millioncr go.
Il sc fgrite 5 Maane0er 1r1ber oell
npe 1ariflop. Denne ssr,0ferlel er
set opbbelte al Sn0ferlelen / oct TIL
jnore,1oe 1iosrum forrige 9lar.
9fegeren Sonn1el. Bradley oe=
Sc / eMpunt Gernon ST., oen Soc
Mpril, / oen bsje slloer al 1913 Mor.
SON bar igbt &entucfp og fon1 Der
til @pen tpr tire slor iioen; Set
blep bons. iprlte &ejle meO Serlrb1-
ncn. 6ele lit 2io banbe ban re9t
1obaf. 9raolep bapoe lfgelorn i'm
plolte Sgn pNret Slape.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Brporefolfet.

Gluten paa giien. Set par Ct
|meeet t1rorio1nt Mpbe, pis buDoe |
Dor Nfbolo osforelli9ls i9oar.N {
uoL bbao beitiIte s. s. o i'tr 2"
opIeite 5orcIliin gen % oraf
|aasietl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Ntite6ell sisr 1T gala. .sorau,e::

siiteb,ll sjsr it @ala. @orgn,e.
tier Mitcbell 9ielp Dorf llolrapl1te
Ben Soe Mpril CT At inc Sefretnrer,
slrtbur $. Mooos, fil Gbef for 8nz
littoeparten1elltet MooOs er Ell
ganlte lulg Molo, ion tibliaere bar
befottet Jig mes 8laobirflombe6.
San par fl1pttet fil &plitippfenet
nnoer aonllnisiars 8i,leban1s Mb.
mu,iitratio1. geiattelien al 0er,,e
pietige Noit l,ar Ifrenrb,1ot l,,a,lae
&onifeliabeoer. a)'itcbelI prppeoc
fprlt paa at lple alialocn pe0 at gioe
Col. Woetbals 1ilbno ON 9tillin=
gen, men 2egislatllre,l 1urgteoe at
glrbre be 2obe, iont2giper S6bbrHlifter
for Golitibcpartelne Stpre,
1bDprcfter sSorlpget 1l'la at foo $50
lmlnufunalens Bpgn1eltcr 1llnatte op=
|gipes. @fr. @op0s tiltraoote Still
lingen bcn s. So.
2,50O,000 Neres ganS i Moatana
pil blipe aubnet for 5ettli1lg i110en
en- Wtoaueh 1,n0er9 Ol1 1lDniDp0e
@oneltaolou. aaSnbeurieu1illiiter 2one
bar alpbefnlet Eruiioent @ilioL at
99s1nbet anbnes for 5ettlere 1u1ber
6enne Sou. Oner 100000 Mcres
Of bette 2a1lo: er i 1lprolige Gel al
6erglts County.
So. 250,OOO 9lcres 2aa1o / Mortb
4afota er belte1nt for Settling 1u1=
Ser 800 Meres 2upen pon g(,nnuo.
ming al De 1olf, 'o1n Dor l,er 2on-
set.
s1roenrigsoeportelnentet bar be-
fjenbtgiort, at Ell, 5trafnit1g al 72k-
211 elcres aa1lo / 9eortb DafoM,
Ser lieger longs 5pogranie1 al
Sort 8ertbolo Mierpotionen er
irembuot til gettIing 1u,oer Aul-
lanoloper1 FOR SIS zpr. elere. Nop=
porten ON oel1 geologiife l1noerip=
Egelie Tiger, at Iglite- 9eierle ligger
aabne Lungs Misia,riilooen.
ssabssfss ict.
gan, ser for peret pna 5trejf liDe,l
Sen %. Sssl1li lioitleoen for io1n ssSSpl-
&c al ct &eferenolun / 5enoags
blallot Meolen1n1erne al Mciterrl
6eberotinql OF Mi>lers bnpet Strei=
fe,,. 5trcjfen begpllote nreo, at
10000 Nfa1lo forlal1gte bgjerc 9en,
he0re 9lrbcjosfnnr ng slnerfiell6elle
al Sugfureninge,t.
Sefretrr @ietela al @eitern Sc
eerotion of Wfiuers' 9iltriffsbe1tp=
rel5e. oplDlte, at 3,1O4 Sten1n1er
blep foltet for at bppe Strejfen %
,636 for at iortiatte oel1.
>sbet Meferclt0lnt blep beor6ret
forrige llgc, lllt0erretteoe @eltern
6eoerotio,1 Of MinerS' 8eltprelle
Meblennn1erne ON, at ii6en Strej-
fen blep crflrret, hap0e @rl1beeer=
ne foranoret 9lrbeibsf ferbploene %
2pnninger11e, iao Strejferres &ror
1u1 fnftiif nnr ppfplot. Strejfens
@enligt sen ie1ere Sib batoe fun
bRret at tpinge @rlr6eeierne til fun
at onlptte Meolennler al Tagforc.
!. 1tingen.
Gette &unft bar slrbeioerne alt-
faa life npltoaet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Gn S,eupenbclie til 8ilion. llo.

Gn @enpenbclie til 8iliom. lloz
ieroilger reprelentere,1oe q 900
<lgrapere Oct ipolige Sssl1oiono
peotog @ollpe,1tior1en 1ern1
4oute, sS1po., 0ell 6te elpril eli 5en=
penbel til &r9lioe,tt @illoat om at
trnbe itettelroe til Sen @outp, ion1
@r1bearbejoerne Colorado I'LL
ierer an /. Set be6oer / Melollt-
tionen, at 9riftsberrerne 0cr / Sto=
ten for ,,opertroabt bper elrelte Sou
% Dororoning" font bar ltteo Grl1-
ber og @rubcbrift at gisre, at So
loroops G1rperrgr ertten intet fon
eller i1tet pil gjere, og at bell ufor=
>rupte 5tats,1ilits" beItuaen0c for
Sterlteporten al golSsnrno, bar
forgaaet Jig 4bonoe moo Stateus 2o-
be og 2n,toets @onititl,tio1t oeo lin
Bebat1bli,rg al uMober" SSores %
pes lit 2oelnggellesbrrf ooerfor DC
itrejfen0e 9lrbejoere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

sor en- Sib iibcn afbolotes Scr
EN- 8n5nr gfetpenltle, G,tglal16, til
sSorOrl for Sen berpprenbc lanOilla=
piife Sslnanosmisiinl1. iSlere al oer
.lborOinopiife aolol1is Gamer fore.
lto6 Salget, ser pmfatteN @nano=
arbeiber, ltolfaarne ErGldger %
ba1tlf @orcellnr.
rgifnben" Deort1loller,,es glol
/ 5alt 2afe Gitp, lltab, flor 1rll
sh1oretp Seniot1, 6iltorielfripere1r
til Meoaffer i 5tebet for S: S S.
5Gbriftionie11, Der er blepe1l llopegei
.til at itoa 5pioSen for aoe iiolte
EDoees 8ellieens : D3isiion 4 Sc ifnt1'
Ioinapiife 9o,oe
tnor ssenfoal har oIiaere pr;
|ret Reonft ys9ii tbeal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

sfrie eiftfr RrSpen,,n,u,er
az bette BIao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Otter at pnellltunel1oc bar lat

Otter at obelllt1oel1oc bar lat;
l1eoOeler aclearal1nner ira sss5olih-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
BARGE CAPTAINS
WINNING RECRUITS
More Men Out and 100000
Tons of Coal Are Now
Tied Up. It Is Said.

Many recruits were gained Yesterday
for the strike Of the coal barge captains.
and il is reported that more than 10000
tons Of coal are tied up in the harbor.
Leaders OF the union went about in
launches all day long, seeking to indrce
men to join them in their demand OF a
general wage scale of SO month.
The strike missionaries gave a wide
berth. however. to barees on which wom-
en- were in evidence They remembered
the lesson they learned Friday. when a
brigade of anti-strike women armed with
wet mops routed a delegation from the
union.
Metuchen, Perth Amboy. Port Reading
and South Amboy proved fruitful fields
for the strike agitators Two hundred
bargemen in those places quit work in
sympathy with the barsemen here. The
Lehigh Valley Railroad and the Phila-
delpha & Reading are both affected.
Somerset County officials have been
called upon TO furnish guards for nom
union baIgemen. The Lake Champlain
fees al No. l. South street. reported last
night that ii had men enough TO man
seyenty-three of its barges Early in the
day members OF the State Board OF Ar
bitration and Mediation called on repre-
sentatives OF the transportation com
panies affected, hut no definite basis for
a settlement WAS reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
SCULPTOR'S DUCK
AMT WORTH DAMN"
That's Why Mile. Poupelet's Work
in Bronze Was Returned to
Academy of Design.

THAT duck amt worth damn. No
bull pinch me this time"
This communication was received yes
terday by Miss S. NJ. Richardson, eXecu-
tive secretary of the National Academy OF
Design. at the same time that a bronze
duck Gle Canard'D. by Mile. Jane Poupe-
let. the French sculptor which had been
mysteriously removed from the exhibition
of the Academy OF Design. was returned.
The academy advertised for the lost
work OF art. offering a liberal reward
AS result this letter was received few
days ago
ii have duck my girl she TUX him can
sell him for dollar am homes man my
boy will bring the duck give him dol
lar don't ask him questions he don't no
nothing"
While Miss Richardson was busy in her
Office a woman came 10 the window and
handed i'm something wrapped In copy
Of THE New York Call" When she
turned 10 open il the woman had gone.
Unfolding the paper. Miss Richardson dis
covered the apprecative remarks about
the duck on the upper margin Of the
newspaper. Then the duck was disclosed,
II didn't have an opportunity to see
who the woman was" said Miss Richard
son. 81 suppose the person who took II
was a kleptomanisc. The reward was not
claimed"
Mile. Poupelets duck was securely fas-
tened down with wires later in the day
and was again on view after its brief and
mysterious absence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
SUBWAY CAVE-IN FATAL
One Laborer Killed and Two
Hurt in Lexington Avenue.

one laborer was killed and two were
badly injured Yesterday when a cavern
occurred at 6lst street and Lexington
avenue, i'm the new subway. The dead
man has not been identified. The in
jured are Joseph Scso, Of No. 226
Chrystie street, and Edward Campo
nelli. of No. 100 East Houston street.
Both men are in Flower Hospital.
Twenty-three men were at work at
$50 o'clock, fifteen minutes before a
new shift was due, when the snoring
gave way. One man shouted a warn
ing, but he had hardly cried out before
the mass fell on the workers. 1t took
twenty minutes TO reach the dead man.
The others, except the two injured men,
were able to eXtricate themselves The
injured were swung up to the street in
big bucket used in subway construc-
ton.