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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-02
CALIFORNIA MEN BUY
INTO ROCHESTER MINE

One of the most important mining
deals consummated in recent times
was closed yesterday afternoon, says
the Journal, when Frank L. Reber
and j.. A. Caveny OF Rochester, dis
posed of their control of the ROch-
ester Buck and Charley mines hold
ings to c.. N. Miller and associates of
Fairport, Cal. The price for control
! aggregates $4,000, leaving the orig
inal owners a good sized block of
stock in the property.
The Rochester Buck and Charley
mines property is recognized as one
of the best mine making mining
ventures in the Rochester district.
The property involved comprises a
| group of eight claims in the heart of
the district and is from a number of
prospects not restricted to a single
precious metal bearing vein. A num-
Der of such veins course and cut the
formation belonging to the area COM
prised in the eight claims. At diff
ferent points where the prospect work
has been done gold and silver values
have been determined of commercial
Importance. The recent discovery of
a gold-silver bearing vein on Land
The gold is free in this find. The
ore line averaging better than two
feet has been demonstrated for over
200 feet in continuity on the surface
and at intermediate points to suffi-
cient depth to prove the fissure &C
ton with genuine gold bearing
! quartz, giving a firmness and place
ment.
The main workings are on the
Buck and Charley claim. Since No
ben made by the leasers from these
workings. The vein here is as clear
cut as has been proven in Rochester.
1t is proven to a depth of over 200
feet and for 500 feet along it's trend.
The workings consist of four tunnels
on the vein in r and by TUNED
drifts on the ore as we'll as by cross
cuts. The openings expose a body of
mill ore with a grade of ore that
ships. The main work has been ac-
complished by Walt Moynough, who
operated as a leaser and since No
vember has shipped thousand Of dol
lars worth of ore besides leaving a
great quantity of mill ore on the
dumps and in slopes and nc end OF
this class of r in sight, rs the bore
is being pressed into the mountain.
The Moynaugh lease has been ac-
quired. The miller syndicate will
push work aggressively. Their work
will be forcing tunnels ahead and
sinking a shaft blocking ore prepare
tory to the installation of a milling
plant.
w. C. Kennels. who had charge OF
the Goldfield Mohawk, is the engi-
neer in charge and it was on his re.
port that C. N. Miller organized a
syndicate which now has control oil
the property. Their interests are
perfecting a thorough organization
and will expeditiously and economic
ally push the mine making work.
The Buck and Charley is surround.
ed by producing mines such as the
Octopus, the Jim Mead, Gold com
pany and the Johnson shaft.
l.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-02
Sentenced to Penitentiary.

Bill Pappas was recently sentenced
in the district court at Tonopah to a
term in the state p~enitentiary of not
less than eight nor more than four
teen years. The attorney for Pappas
asked for a new tria! but this was
oyerruled.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
@irginia timmt fiir
Trobibition.
Ser Staat wiro anl 1.
NDDentber 1916 trDfen
lDer0en.
%erfanf bon SpiritnOien ielbit in
alnbs nnteriast.
Sier, @ein nnb Noit mag fabriSiert,
mnf aber peri6ift fuerbem.
Nic sruken StGbte bes Staates 90.
ben maiie Nebrbeiten ab.

&i6monb, 3d., 90. Sept. Sir
giria erflorte fid eeitern in elmer
9lbItin1mitng fir itnotsrpeite @robibi-
tion. Sic miro am t.. gtupenlber
1916 in &raft treten.
Die n5rodenen" iiegten nit elmer
Mebrbeit bon $4,000 Biz $4,000
Stimmen. 9fi6mono, 9aeronoria
uno gtorfolf, Die einaigen eroBeren
Staotc I'M Staate, soben @ebrbeiten
fiir Y9faB" ab.
Semperen5fanatifer jlibilieren iiber
oieicn Sicg. Sic begannen iofort NIT
FIdnen, i'm am nGditen 0iontag in
allen &irden 5u feiern.
@hpas iiberraid)t mar man, oaB
Grtidaften fpie Yetersburg, Nefpport
gfelp, &oonofe, Yortsmout6 uno
9pnd6urg ntrodene" Oiebrbeiten ab-
enhen.
Tos nelie @eies miro ben SerfauI
BON Spirituoien, ieIbit in &Iubs,
nerbieten. oeseIei6en Die SSabrifation
beitilierter Spirituoien. @ein, Moit
mo 9ier mogen fnbri5iert perben,
ober iie rniifien nuber Stant geionot
ncrben. Ger Sutat befiir6tet einen
jGbrIihen 8erluit bon 100000 oil
@infiinften, nadbem Nrobibition in
arnft aetreten icin miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
Sm Saginam Sag cr=
trnnfelt.
,Sngenienr fiel BON brenncnbem ii.
id)crbuut Ing Waiicr.

Ban Gitp, Mi6.. %. Sept.
gfad mebr OILS 24itiinOiger Su6e lit
man hcltte iiber5eugt. oob Scnrp
8rnnomaiion Sngenieur besSiihcr-
bootcs '6lilOa bon Ser 9ootbSiibcries
60. nudl elmer @rpIoiion. fpcI6c oas
Boot Gicnftag gegen 3 llbr firth in
Der @np in granb geitedt bat, er.
trilnfcn 1T. Tie Suloo NOR nit
@ranbmoiion, anpitGn @. W1i1er
uno Mnr Soos iin6 nit Gropiont
lmO aiOrcm WaterioI fir Die 9lii,
8res iSiihergriinbe nbacfobren. Meb.
rerc Wteilcn in ser 6obe bon So
Qonilg bortc @rnnbmaiion, Scr on
Stcuerrab itano, cine Grploiion unb
inh beritoh ,Slaninen olis oem Wn.
if)ineiiraiun fon1men. gr ricf Dem
&npitGn 5it, SaB bns Boot in sSlont-
men Itebe. llnntittclbar oaroif Der.
Iieb er bos Stcitcr. ergriff cincn
giner unb i6iittetc oas @niier in
Die SIammen. 9ann elite or on oie
Seite bes @ootes, Tim einen ncucn
gimer @oiier bcrnltf5u6oIen. mo
bas mar oas Ieste, bas mon bon linn
iob. Ian aIniibt, BOB er bas 8leid,.
aeipidt nerlor irnb in Die Ban lief.
Man mari aiItei1 in 6as @oiier. in
Der Soffrtltng, bob er iif oaran arl-
holtcn fonnte. 9llsiaopt. Miller fab,
BOB er Der ,Slammen itiht Serr tper-
ben fonnte, IicB or Gin fleines Boot
ms @oiier linb er un0 Soas um5ir-
fcltcn oas brcnnenoe Sdiff mcbrere
0fnIe. Inn nod @rnnbmoiion 5u ili.
den. 9lls Tie i'm nid,t iirben fonn-
ten. f,thren lie ans liter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
Srdlibent marmt Grmbcm=
beiibfr.
SDrbert Scilegung Scs Streifes in
COLORADO.

@aibington, %. Sept. IrG-
iiOent gSiIion ioate bellte 5. s. @cl.
born, Dem r,Sraiioenten Der Colorado
1SlicI & S9Sron 60, oaB ieiner slniidt
nod es Die Yflidt Der @rubenbeiiser
IN Colorado pGre, oie 9niis, lpeIdc
bic 9unloc5 @ernlittler fiir cine
9eilcglng bcs Streifes in @oridlag
Qehrodt batten. an;iinebmen. Serr
@elborn bottc Dem Er6iioeitten ge-
ingt, oaB Die @riiben6eiiser eeeen
mebrere Titnfte in Dem Nlnn Gin.
mono erbeben nliibten, nber Der Nrd-
iioent eriiihte, BOB iie Die ,Srage in
@ieoererlpGgitng 5ieben ioIlen. Ter
|rdiioelt ion iid) erfldrt buben, er
mcroe Die 5itnt Sdus Der @riiben Oh
geianoten @iinbcs Srlppen 5uriid.
sieben. pcnu ni6t ein befrieoigenoes
9lbfommcn cr5ieIt piirbc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
SatbOlifenbaB CROP.
&OnititntiOnaliiten in Wtcrieu sesen
Gricitcr nno Hunnen.

9era Grus, %. Sept. 8en.
GanOioo Ngliilar, @ouberneur oes
Stoates Scra GriiS. bot Elm Wnlifeit
erlniien, morin er iagt, baf MIR iene
Eerioncn. bic iih %erbreden gcgcn
sic 9onititlltionaliiten eriuieicncr
,SnBen b6tten 5lidulOen fomnlcn loi-
fen, beitraft neroen ioGcn. Gomit
bofft man. oaB bic ,Siird)t, cs fonntci
Observation-Disclosures on ben ans Der
Staot Merico bergefliidlteten Herio-
nen HcpreiinIicn iiben, beicitigt fper.
ben miro. ;
SSln 9tanen Sen. Iguilar's iogte
Sberii Gbmltnoo Martine5, bob nidt
ciltmol oic Niitglieber oes &lerus
ODER 0ie 9tonnen ins @efGnenis ee-
itedt mcrbcn iollen, iolonge tic niht
ibrc friibercn glcmter nn5iitreten lid,
bemiiben. 0os Tefret inet, bdB
St6otc bon 5000 ginnobnern ei1en
Iriciter uno iolde BON n1ebr nIs TO-.
600 Ginpobnern brei Brieiter, ober
niht mehr boben ioIlen. @einer
Stoot miro eS geitottet iein. Ronnen
sit beberbcrgen. 9ns 9efret ingt,
ooB 6icic Nrbensihfpeftern @rbeit
iuhen nliiIien. Gen. Ggitilnr er-
fIGrte, onB feinem BiHen nod bie
9}onnen oltsgesei6nete Sonbnrbeiten
MADDEN fonnen, 10 bob fie fih 5tpetfel.
los ibrcn 9ebensunterbolt perbienen
niir0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
3fuci 8ntadlten oes Weneralnn-
iualfes.

9anfing, Wtid., %. Sept
2aut einem 8utndten oes@eneraIan-
tpaItes iSelons. Der es sum Nusen
Der stodlaBridter oes Stoates abge-
gcben bate. fonnen &inoer, ore nit
beilts:en aronfbeiten bebaftet iino,
nod fsinem Staatsipital nuBer Dem
SpitaI Der ltniperiitGt 9tifienn ge-
ianot iperben.
Sn einem anbren 8litaften agi
Der @cneralunipalt. boB Dos 8eies
eegen forripte Yraftifen feinem
aanbiooten perbietet. oem politiiherl
&omite, in oeiien SGnoen Die 9eitiing
Der sr=tpogne ieiner YarIet lit, einell
9eitros 5rSrienoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
Sie gfa9ri9t pOn 6er ltmgebung
&lnds lit erfnn0en.

aber on Ser norbtpeitli6en @ren5e
feline 8erGnoeriing ergeben.
&aiier gtifolaus perlieb Dem 9e.
neral Spnoff fiir Inpferfeit i'm
SSeloe ben Aleranoer 93elpsfi-Croen.
9onoon, %. Sept. SSn elmer
9epeife aus &om mcloet Der &or.
Respondent Ser Central Netus, oab
9eilenoe altS Sebenico in 9aI-
matien oie Na6riht gebradt buben,
oaB Die oit.-irng. &reuser Mtorin
2ereiia uno 9lbntiral Spaun i6mer
beiddoist i'm bortigen 9aien einse-
froffen Iino.
aonitnntinppel. It %. Sept.
Gas 9epeihenboot Scorpion Der
Sereinisten Stuaten lit bon Seneoos
am gingang in Die Soroanelen
bierber suriidgeefbrt. gs bringt
cen Salptmonn &i1iams Ser 9lr.
mee Der 8ereirigten Staoten nit,
Der 100000 bel iih bot, Die bie
amerifanii6e 9fegierllng omerifnni-
i6en @r5iebungs- uno @oblt6tig-
feitstnltitiiten III Der Siirfei por-
itredt. 9ns @elo mar pom areujer
Hortb Carolina nod 3eneoos &C.
braht poroen. 0ie Hortb Carolina
lit MN alIf oern @eee na6 SSaffn.
Gus ntitgebrndte @olo miro in
Der Siirfei in tiirfiihes 9olo umge-
ntiirt5t lmo Ser entIprehen6e 9etrag
in tiirfiidem @elbe lit Dem amerifa-
nii6en 8otl6after Senrp Worgen.
tbou beiite BON Der Sttomaniihen
9anf sur 8erfiigung geiteat iporoen
Oitenoe, %. Sept. lleber 9on-
bon. Gin Siirger BON 2oerpen err
SGblt, tpelhe 9ebeutiing Die 6rei-
mourerei ielbit i'm ariege bobe. @r
mar nit elmer 9ln5abI gefangener
@iirger bereits 5lr Grefution aufge-
itellt, als er elm SSreimaltrer5eiden
ma6te. Der commandments belt-
i6e Offi5ier mar ielbit Sreinlaltrer
uno beiabl, BEN 9rlt0er nits ben
Rei6en Der Sin5uri6tenoen jil ent-
laIien. 0ieier eripiberte iebod:
Sic fiirf5ig 2eiite bier iino nidt
mebr I6ulbig als i'd iel6it. unb
lpeirn lie erftoiien perben, min uiif
i'd lnter ibnen iein." Garnif ipuroe
oie ganse Slbteilune Der 9iirger emit
lnIien.
Surwif, gnglanb. %. Sept
Sas @rent @aitern Sotel, bos bnlo
nah Dem slusbrud bes arieges IN
elm 9eotlo5orett umgepanoelt NOR
oen mar, lit beute iiber ieine Sal
iitngsfraft gefiiGt nit ben lteber.
Iebenben Der orei gefiinfenen britt
iden &reu3er. slu6 in ben aliOeren
aranfenbGuiern Der Stnbt iino tells
%eriurmoete, tells fold lleberlebenoe
untergebra6t, Die mir oil ben Sol
aen oes erlittenen Shods ltno oeS
langen slufentbaltes in Den 8ellen
leioen.
9on6on. %. Sept. 9lnseiidts
Ser beginnenoen 3egen. uno ytebel-
tage befommt 9onbon INNER mebr
glngIt Dor oen 3eppelinen Der 0elit'
ihen. gS tpuroen 5tpar ale niog-
li6en ShrsnraBreaeln gctroffen irno
6ie StaSt lit am Ibeno mir ihipod
bclenhtet, Inn oen oelItiden Suit
idiffen. penn lie 9om6en rperfen
mollen. fein glites 3ielobieft Su bic
ten. aber troeoem beiorgt man. oaB
i'm 9febel 9uftidiife fommen nnb in
oen Straben ihperen Sdlaoen an
rihten fonner. slllc irgenbruie nltf-
faIlenSen 9id1ter miiiien geIoidt per.
cen im6 9uftififfe, Die iiber 9onbon
am 9beno oobinfliegen. orientiercn
fidl 0oriiber, no nod Elm neiteres
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
Sentide 5eigen OOrt Dielz
mebr eifrige Nngriffss
tdtigfeit.
Die 3erit0rnns Der brei britiidjen
Srenser in Der gturoiee.
Bonn beirtiden 1lnterieebput II 9
sans alein anssefibrt.
8rOffiirft Gifulans melbet Die Se-
iesrng non Saruslau.
Ceiterreifiidje 8renSer idleinen i'm
Sample seweien sm iein.
5nei iinS id)tuer beidlGOist I'M
Safen BON Sebenieu.

2onoon, %. Sept. Die lout-
Ioie nno rai6e 3eritoritng Der orei
groben britii6eu &reu5er, Die einen
Wert BON II Oiillionen 9oaor re-
pr6ientieren, 5eigt oelItlid Die Sc.
lobren oe5 mooernen Seefriegs. Der
uiii6tbare 5ei1lo fro9 unter ben
2ren5er 9boufir, Damn inter Die
areu5er 9reiip urlb Sogue uno olle
orei ianfen. SSn 5lpdn5ig 0tinlltet
mar oos gal5e @erf getan.
Die l1eberleberoen Der orei 6rcii-
ger erflGren, oab fiinf bertl6e lln-
tcrieeboote ben erfolgreiden glngrifi
msgefiibrt baben. 9lnoere iagen, es
maren nur 6rei. Die 4onirdIitdt
fam nod iti6t beit6tigen, oaB eires
Der ltnterIeeboote pirfli6 belhGoigt
iuuroe, uno es lit nroglid), 0aB man
feineS Der gefabrli9en S6iffe iiber.
bailpt geieben bot. Sa6uerItdnoige
iagen, es iei gang unnogliA, OaB
Elm llnterieeboot aus 0en Sofen BON
Gmoen nusfabre. irgenbein britii6es
Sdiff, oas es finOet, in bic 2uft
iprengt uno Damn einfaA ipieoer IN
ben Saien 5uriididbrt.
8e6er Die britiifle @farine nod
6os 8oIt, ioipeit man aus ben 9lr.
tifeln Der 9ldtter iiber Den Sorfaa
beiirteiIen fam. lit bariiber er.
idredt. 9eur cine permebrte Iftipi'
tot Der slotte miro berlangt, oh.
aleih man iih dnoererieits ingt, bab
es pielleiht prnftiider nGre, Die
oeiiti6e 6lotte baorrf, bab man
W1incn legt, III ibren 0dfen icit5u-
bnlter
Iretorio, iiber 9onbon. 90
Sept. Ser gtttihIub bes @eneraIs
9ouis 9otbo, oes g1iniiterpr1Iioen-
ten Der Siioafrifaniiheu Union, per
ionli6 oas 9ommnnoo iiber Die
Operationen gegen Die oeutifen
Sruppen 5u iibernebmen. bat bier
aroben gntbliiosnlls erregt. Siele
@iirqer Ser llnion ipiiroen es nor-
;ieben, nit oen britiiden 9onttnen'
taltrnppen 5rliammen 5r oienen,
ober oie &egieriing modt oaralf
oufmerfiom, OaB es ibre erite Tili6t
lit, Iid oen iiiSafrifanii6en Streit.
frdften on5liidlieber. gsatal unS
Der Sraniefreiitant perben ibr aon-
tinacnt 81 oen Srlppen SOtbas
ftellen.
9etrograS, %. Sept. Si
elmer offi;ieaen @iitteilunG oeS
groBfiiriten 9eifolmis. oes Gberfom'
monoanten Der ruiiiiden Srlippen
i'm SelO. miro MIR Die Seiesiing Der
befeItigten SteIIunsen bon Saroslau
Gnpdbnrns setan, ionit babe ltd)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
@nerila Tiibrer hinge
rid]tet.
@rofe Yienidenmense inb Wfuntef.
sro's Grefmtiun.

9taco, Spnorn, Waer., %. Sept.
Gnpotano Mtontengro, Der @uerila-
iSiibrer, Scr Dor mebreren Sogen IN
8erflcioung nod glguo Brieta fam
uno perhnftet nuroe, ipurbe bier
beutc offertlid bingerid)tet. Cine
grobe Menidenmenge iob 5u, oIs Der
Monm, oil elmer Maucr lebneno, er-
iGuiien lpuroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
Srgans TrieOensDertrdge.
TndJ Tnklanb plOtlidD seneist, iOl.
den absnIdDlicsen.

g9oibington %. Sept. Ter
SenatsalisiduB fiir auspdrtige DC
5iebiingen beri6tete berte bic fiir5Iid
nit @roBbritnnnien, 5runfreidD. Gbi'
10 uno Sponien unter5eidnetelliSric-
oenspertrGge ernpfebIenb elm. Nan
erlportet gegen lire 9otiii5ieritng &C.
ringe Sppoiition.
Gus riiiiii6e nusmdrtige slnIt oil.
toriiierte oen riiiiiihen 9otihoiter,
8eorge @afbmetefi. einen ,Srieoens.
pertroa nit Den Ser. Stanten 81 LII.
tcrDan0eln.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23
Sd,ariercs gerbOt DO m8lnfsipielen.

@aibington, %. Sept. Sn
elmer Grefiltiporore oes Yrdiioenten
0iIIon merocn peitere un0 nod
idGrfere 9cftimmungcn gemoht, nm
aQe Slrten pon Sllfsipielen in Der
Yanomafonal Gone 5u uerbieten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23

9te eift5ige fdsri6e oeaf.
f6e Beitung IN 2Gi6igan.
pec6e Die Qepef4en Der
EH. YreHe Briust
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-23

lit. SSSn aan5 Snpnn herrift elm
tielcr SaB gcgen 0as omerifnniid)e
%oIf."
Oas Snterpiclu mlroc IN offi5ieI-
len &reiicn uieIfah beiproden.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
MERCHANTS AGREE
 ON COOPERATION
GROCERS AND BUTCHERS AND WHOLESALE MEN OF CITY
 HAVE BIG MEETING.
Speeches Are Made and Then There is Social Feature Which Proves Most Enjoyable to All Present.

Grocers, butchers and wholesale men of the city held a big outing last evening at Wilmington Park, where they talked cooperation in the mat ter Of their organizations, and dis- cussed generally the things that will benefit the trade in this city as well as protect the interests of the yarious me chants who have banded together.
 Messrs. l.. D. Cooper, Birnbaum, and others talked of the advantages of cooperation by the men whose re- latious, while competitive, are also mutual and approved the idea of or eauization for their mutual protection and that the affairs of the city in a business way might be better handled
 The matter of increasing the ranks of the organizaHon was also given some attention with the result that there will be more of an effort made to bring in memberships, that the work might be made to practically cover the business lines of the city interested,
 As a conclusion to the outing all those present were served with re- fIeshmenrs, after which the cigars were passed, and a most enjoyable social session was spent by the mer- chants and business men together,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
WILL VOTE ON
 PROHIBITION ISSUE
MATTER WILL COME BEFORE CONGRESS FOR FINAL VOTE
 SOME TIME NEXT MONTH.
Opponents of the Hobson Bill Do Not Be Received Now For Measure.

Washington, D. C., June 10.-Na- tion-wide prohibition will be voted on by the house within four or five weeks, according to predictions made at the capital tonight after the rules committee had postponed until July l action on a special rule to provide for immediate consideration of the pro- posed Hobson amendment
 Members of the committee declared they would consider and probably fa- vorably report the Cantrell rule reso- lutiOn in July.
 The committees action followed a day of storm conferences between groups of congressman without ref erence to political division. It gen erally was conceded that opponents of the Hobson amendment were fore ing the issue, confident the measure could not now poll the two-thirds vote necessary for passage.
 Representative HobsOn himself does not favor action at this time, though he said tonight vote would be taken the second week in July.
 When the committee by a five to four vote deferred consideration of the rule it was announced that this course had been deemed wise because of important matters now before the house for immediate disposition.
 Earlier Mr. Hobson submitted a statement to the committee saying he desired 10 have his resolution changed in accordance with the amended resolution he introduced yesterday to meet the question of states rights.
 The statement said many members of the house had requested him not to press the resolution for considera- tion until they had had time to con fer with their constituents. He had respected their requests and did not request immediate action.
 But since opponents of the resolu- tion have precipitated the matter and are urging it's immediate considera- ton, I wish to say that I shall not oppose such action and will not re- quest friends of the resolution to in- terpOse obstacles in the way of the adoption of the rule allowing ade- quate debate with the amendment, in- corporated in the special rule" the statement said.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
LINES TIGHTENING.
Turtle Creek Valley Strike Reaches
 Most Dangerous Stage.

Most dangerous Std9e'
 Pittsburg. Pa, June 10.-Tighteni1g of the lines by both sides marked the situation in the Turtle Creek Vaaey today. where 10000 members of the Allegheny Congenal Industrial Union are on strike at three Westinghouse plants.
 President F. M Herr of the West inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. in a statement tonight de- clared the company management had brought in outside men to safeguard the property He said the men were watchmen and not strikebreakers.
 Strike leaders were incensed by the company's action and sent note to President Herr informing him that they would not be responsible for any outbreaks on the union side
 At a meeting of stockholders of the Westinghouse Electric Company today President Herr said he did not be, lieve the strike situation ouglt to be discussed. Directors were elected and the strike was not brought before the meeting.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
RALEIGH UNVEILS
 SECOND TRIBUTE
MONUMENT TO THE WOMEN OF THE CoNFEDERAcY cEREMo-
 MAJ IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Grandmother Sitting With a Book on Her Lap Relating the Story of the Civil War to a Grandson.

Raleigh. N. C., June 10.-A monu- ment to the North Carolina women of the Confederacy was unveiled here to- day. It is the second tribute of the south to it's women of the Confed- eracy a similar monument having been erected by the state of South Carolina. Members of the North Carolina division of the United Con- federate Veetrans and scores of prom inent men and women from this and other states witnessed the cere- monies.
 The memorial was made possible through the gift of the late Ashley Horne. who served as a Confederate soldier throughout the war between the states. As a member of the state legislatures from Johnston county, he introduced a measure providing for the erection of a statue by the state. Failing to elicit the necessary SUD- port, he gave $10,000, and accepted plans for the monument before his death in October, 1912. The monu- ment stands on the south side of Capitol square midway between Fay elteville and Salisbury streets. On the southern side, in bas relief, is a grandmother in sitting position, with a book in her lap. The woman is relating the story of the civil war to her grandson, who grasps the hilt of his fathers sword
 On the eastern side is a bas relief representing the Confederate soldier going to war. His return in an ema- ciated condition and ragged, but vel comed by the women of the Confed- eracy is depicted on the western side The monument is inscribed "To the North Carolina Women of the Con- federacy."
 J. A. Long, chairman of the monu- ment committee, presided over to- days ceremonies, which began in the local auditorium and were concluded at the site of the monument. The principal address of the occasion was delivered by Dr. Daniel Harvey Hill, son of Col. D. H. Hill, who com manded the first North Carolina regi- ment in the battle of Bethel, 5 years ago today.
 The court square where the un- yelling took place was crowded witH members of the North Carolina divi- sion. Confederate Veterans, com handed by Gen. Julian S. Carr of Durham. N. C. and other spectators. Ashley Horne, the young grandson of the donor of the monument, drew the veil from the statue, after which an appropriate poem was read by Dr. Henry J. Stockard. Chairman Long formally presented the memorial to the state of North Carolina, in a short address, which was responded to by Gov. Locke Craig in behalf of the state.
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PERKINS WON'T RETIRE.

New York, June 10.--George w. Perkins, who was denounced as a menace to the party in a confidential letter recently addressed to Theodore Roosevelt by Amos Pinchot, tonight said he had no intention of retiring from the chairmanship of the progress sive national executive committee. The letter was made public today by Pmchot. Perkins declared he re- garded the matter as "a case of hon. est difference of opinion on both sides"
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STRIKE THREATENED.

Detroit, Mich, June Delegates attending the annual convention of the Commercial Photographers Union of America, in session here today dis cussed the advisability of calling a strike in the Chicago office of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com pany. It is alleged that twelve op- orators were discharged from the Chacigo office about two months ago because of their utilization with the union.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-11
GET HUERTA's GUNBoAT.

Washington, D. C., June 10.-The Mexican federal gunboat Vera Cruz, which went aground and sank in Panuco river when Huerta's fleet left Tampico, has been floated by the constitutionalists. Reports to cOnsti- nationalist headquarters tonight said divers were exploring the bed of the river seeking breech blocks to the when the federal abandoned the ship.