r tf t r 1 QIl- lL i j THE BEE EARLIWGTON KY 3 ITDRRID TIMES IN HAYTL Petit Goave Captured by Govern- ment ¬ r Troops But the Firmin ists Destroyed It SET FIRE TO IT AS THEY RETREATED About Pour TJionnniul rergoim nee Iomc1r AntlilnK Uclnrc Lett I HUt n Pile of lluliiB The French Cruller DAn Took Some to PortnuIrlncc r AVnshlngton Aug 13 Minister nO ell has cabled tho state depart msnt iom Cape Hayti n that the provisional Vasqucz government of Kayti has notified the nlteu State i legation that Gonalves Port Do Palx Petit Goave and St Marc provinces are In rebellion The government troops captu d Petit Goave after strong resistance in which ma y lives were lost Pirmlns troops in retreat ¬ ing from the place set fire to and destroyed the town- ANOTIEH REPORT Nothing Left of Petit Oonrc Hat a Pile of lluln Port au Prince llayti Aug 12A press correspondent visited Petit Goave Sunday and found that the town had been entirely destroyed there being nothing left but a pile of 4 ruins Abort 4000 perspns are home less and are greatly in noel of re ¬ sistance The greater number of them have sought shelter in the Sim monds factories near the tot n The French cruiser DAssas arrived at Petit Goave Sunday with provisions V for the sufferers nnd returned to Port au Prince with 200 women mid children and 13 wounded men The t authorities refused to permit the FirmlnlstB to leave fearing they would go to other points to take up arms ngaiii 1 Each party accuses the other 01 having sut fire to Petit Goave but the general belief Is that Gen Chi coyer the Flrminist commander = e ¬ solved to destroy the town when he saw that he could not hold it against FouehnrdlstsI nu dispatch on Sat- urday ¬ last gave news of the burning r c I hndfbeel Gen Chlcoye who is minister of the Interior in the Flrmlnist provisional overnment 1 i tohe town and burned it CAPE HAYTIEN BLOCKADED Commnniler McCren of the Machine Protested Aealimt ItItRl Feel r lug AKnliiHt Foreigners i Port auPrince Aug 12The gun- boat ¬ Crete aPierrot which is In the t Firmlnitc cervice gave notne Sunday of the blockade of Cane Haytien Tne foreign consuls here and Command j McCrea of the United States ship Machias protested against this action Soldiers have again gone out from here and a battle in a fewuays is be lieved ta be inevitable The bad feu ing against foreigners has increased THE DANISH WEST INDIES Election Held In Parts of Denmark t Indicate a Majority for Party In Favor of Their Sale Aug lfhe lands rC9penhagen in the Faroe islands a complete ministerial victory The campaign turned on the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States and the government captured nil opposition wards Other islands will hold elections next month A good ministerial majority is confidently expected The treaty will be taken up soon after the open- ing ¬ c of the rigsdag in October At the last session those opposed to the sale of the islands had a majority of three in the landsthlng SEVEN BURNED TO A CRISP > Terrible holocaust liT the UurDlnir of th London Hotel at San Angelo l Texas Sun Angelo Tex Aug 11A fire discovered in the London hotel at two I oclock Sunday morning by the night clerk destroyed the structure entirely burning seven people to a crisp and doing a property damaged 75000 The dead are Mrs Landon wife of the proprietor of the hotel Ed Hcudrlck Vf Waco Tex Mrs Fowler of Houston Tax and l Trer grandson w Mrs Gchullnaky of Houston and tKvo sons + tho bodies that have boon rev Icovered aria fearfully charred and in no condition to be moved except in t blankets iyICrager Still IntriguIng London Aug 13 According to The IIlingua correspondent of the Dally Mail form Piwldeni Kruger of the Transvaal and Ma poty are anxious ° to prevent Generals Botha Da Wet l and Delarey from landing in nnd nwepttjw Berl lhospitalltyt r rtj > 1 OTHERWISE UNNOTICED StV Louis has organized vigorous crusade for clean streets and alleys Nearly five hundred cases of ty ¬ phoid fever are under treatment In ten hospitals of Chicago Earthquake shocks were felt in Alaska Sunday and three volcanos there are in active eruption- At Virden 111 George Becker a pioneer and an old civil war died Monday aged G5 years veteranI A Paris dispatch says that wnsltIII1gton It is intimated that the president may call an extra session of the sen- ate ¬ immediately after the November electionsCharles Salyers white and Harry Gates colored were lynched at Lex ¬ Georgew Millions of sheep have died and their owners have been ruined by the terrible drought in New South Wales and Queensland John Mutner a farmer was killed near Alhambra Ill in a runaway He was thrown from his wagon and his neck was broken A Moscow dispatch says that the czar is thoroughly disheartened over conditions in his country anti desires to abdicate in favor of his brother The peach harvest in southern Mis souri is in full swing the product be ¬ ing shipped to New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis The inhabitants of three communes In Finisterre France declare that they will fight to the death rather than see the sisters schools there closedGrant Frost a wellknown married farmer of Lafayette township Coles county Ill aged 30 has eloped with Lizzie Frakes the 14yearold daugh ¬ ter of n neighbor Former Gov Cook died at Wins ted Conn Tuesday morning The cause of death was given as a shock result Ing from an operation performed Sunday for intestinal trouble physicianvllo spread the doctrines of anarchy are held partly responsible for the re ¬ cent riots at Shenandoah Pa Scott Herriekjan Indiana man has just completed an invention for hold ¬ ing trolley pulleys to the line Elec ¬ tric railway magnates has inspected the device and some flatteringoffers for it have been made Thesecrctary of the treasury hosre turned the papers in the matter of the proposed Cuban loan without indorse ¬ ment This is taken as indicating that the administration will not in ¬ terfere with Cubas plans Army of the Philippine Council Bluffs Ii urHThe programme for the reunion this week themil The flrt regular meeting will PI ilL Wednesday Among those L w signified their intention of re6rnt are lajorOencral Ar thiir Inkrtnir John C Hates Lloyd Wheaioif and Francis V Greene and BrigadierGenerals Frederick M Fun stcn Jacob II Smith Cnnrles King and J Hush Lincoln and many others of equal prominence Tortured liy 31aketl Hublier Dayton 0 Aug lli Jacob Mum matcn aged fnnnnr who lives alone north of the city was tortured y masked r bbers who broke into his house Saturday night and is in a critical condition as a result of his injuries Munura attempted to del fend himself with a shotgun but ins aim was bad ahd he was overcome and bound Th robbers poured coal oil on his feet und started a blaze to compel him to reveal the hiding place of money he was supposed to have but secured orgy a trifle WcllKneMVii OrsiiiilM Dead Albany N Y Aug 13Dr J Hen ton Lipton organist of All Saints cathedral this city and formerly or ¬ ganist in large Episcopal churches In Denver Baltimore nod Philadelphia died here Tuesday of heart failure superinduced by u complication of diseases THE MARKETS New York Aug X CATTLENative SlJ 5 lO ti4 8 15 COTTONMiuullnjf rg U bLUUItMuter rLdu iDU JI 4w U1COHNNo UATS No 2 new 4f 50 IOKKMess New 1115 18 75 ST LOUIS 86lIlEVBStHeers Cows and Heifers 3 25 if U 25 CALVESper 100 tus 500 t 12S HOUS Fair to Cholco 6 75 W 7 40 stUEEP Fair to Choice 3 50 W 3 9- 0FLOURPotents 310 df 320 Other tirades 2 63 th 3 115 4CORNNo 4ttYINo WOOLTub Wa hed IT ifHAY 1JUTTKR Cholcu Dairy 17 sji IS IJACONClear itib lltf ia 13itd li- tOItKStandardMesanetr y 16 44 LARD Cholco Strain ti 10- CUICAQO CATTLE Nattvo Steer 880 tiOaSlralr to Choice I75tj T 43 UEEPloalr to Cholctf JW 4 2- iVLOUnWlntor Patents J 50 8 I W Spring Patents 10 tp In WHEATNO S spring dr V4 71 VCORNNO OATSNo I til W- POttKMee IS H 9 15 US KANSAS C1TT CATTLENative Steer S S3 ffl 13 HOOKFair to Choloo 1113 W 7 UV IYaCORNNo OATS No 1 White old s Ie NEW ORLEANS FLOURIIlgh Grade 00a 811 1814OATHNo HATCholcs 18 W 1900 1875COTrONMlddhnI TlIjCORNNO2 OATSNO jvi 2s U 14COlTONMlddlina k > > 1 l LII n Some Coffees Olazedr If glazing helps f why arent the high priced Mochas and Javas glazed als- oLion Coffee perfectly s delicious flavor idpektlrnIfmawltlyse St Charles Items The weather is dry and hot The two weeks protracted meet- ing ¬ held by Rovs Moore and Critser closed the other night with four confessions and six additions to the church Jim Sisk Had a picnic on the hill near his house Saturday and and had a nice time and good order Mrs Crutchfield has returned homo from Trenton Mr Crutch field will stay a few days longer He is some better now Mr and Mrs Blackburn were made happy by a fine boy Mrs Bera has got a fine boy George Wines got a lick on the back of the head last week He was working in a slope and rock fell on himMrs Jim Warlen is visiting her brother in Caldwell county Our Sunday school is progressing nicelyGeorge Wines got kicked by a horse He is not able to work now Some of the boys from here went to the fair Friday and Saturday Sharon Grove News TW Galbraith has returned from Louisville Elmore Harris of Lewisourg was here last week G B Mulllns Nashville spent Wednesday and Thursday in this cityThe drouth was partly broken in this community Sunday a light rainSyd Meador and wife visited at Elkton last week A protracted meeting is In prog ¬ ress at Pleasant Hill Rev A C Gentle is conducting it The Baptist protracted meeting at Antioch closed Sunday with 35 pro ¬ fessions and 18 additions to the churchA crowd from this commu ¬ nity attended county court at Elk ton Monday Mrs Etta Pence and little daugh ¬ ter of Greenville are visiting bore Calvin Heltsley and E J Meador both welltodo farmers are erecting new stock barns Mrs Alice Grayball of Tennessee is the guest of relatives lucre Merchant T W Galbraith has ad ¬ vertised to sell at public auction his together ¬ property at this place He will then leave for the West where he will reside Huckleberry Ridge People of this section would bo glad to see a nice rain for it Is so dry their crops are needing rain es ¬ pecially tobacco that Is topped Quite a number of Empire people attended the Madisonvllfe fair last weekW C Lyell and family of this place visited their daughter Mrs Goo Teague near Red Sunday John Bennett spent Sunday with his brother A J Bennett in Em ¬ pire Grant Lyell of this vicinity spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ins brother near Crofton Miss Zelma Lyell and BIddie of this Ridge made a business trip to Empire Saturday Ask Claud how he enjoyed the singing Saturday night G W Bowles of near Crofton spent Sunday with his son Rico near Empire- A J Bennett of Empire spent two days In week Ed Carroll is on the sick list this week Miss Lottie Kirby of Empire who has typhoid fever ip improving Mrs Mollie Johnson of this place spent Saturday nightnt Ed Carrolls Mrs James Terry of near Casel berry spent Friday with her brother Hugh Grillln near Hickory Willie Kelloy Lyell of near Croftou is down with fever nighthero The rinttt Fabric mado by human skill IB coarse com ¬ with the lining of the bowels When this tender membrane Is Irri ¬ tated we have griping pains diar ¬ rhoea and cholera morbus What ¬ ever bo the cause of the trouble take Perry Davis Painkiller accord ¬ ing to the directions with each bot- tle ¬ Travelers in nil climates carry Llrgebottles Mw Ar tear ZNye DrIlobiyWrpntFiUaoueestlkldnyliii 8 free A4 TUntl ia lrC coor 11 T l Ytt Ii t HVfoe i 1 DOWN IN THE MINES Continued from pago 1 The brotherhood Cot United Mine Workers have tha same traits in Pennsylvania as in Ken- tucky ¬ Head the following tak ¬ en from the daily papers UA reign of terrorjin Mahony Valley Slavs and Lithuanians who cannot speak English hayo been taken into the order of U M W and have banded together in assaults upon nonunion men whoso lives are not safe Gen Gorbin says there are distinct evidences of a deliberate and systematic campaign of as ¬ sassination Within 48 hours there have been two murders on the highways under cover of darknessA named llhein bold was found on the highway with his head crushed In His only offense was he worked to support his family and thus was obnoxious to the U M W Joseph Oapelle a watchman at a mine near Girardville was shot from ambush while on his way home from work and prob ¬ ably fatally wounded Mrs Catharine Quinn and child were rescued by a troop of cavalrymen from U M W strikers She lives at Turkey Run and has a husband who rev mains at work in the mines Be ¬ cause of this the home has been stoned the windows broken and the wifo and mother shot at and iiur life often threatened When the soldiers reached her hone a gang of U M W were throwing stones at it Joseph Bedell nephew of the sheriff of the county was beat to death because he attempted to rescue his uncle from an assault of U M W J B Breisch a grocer sold goods to nonunion men For this offense his stable was brok ¬ en into a hew delivery wagon and everything else in sight broken and destroyed Daniel J Sweeney watchman of the Bliss mine was murdered because he had several U1I W arrested for assaulting him on his way to and from work The city of Shenandoah is in a state of anarchy and run by Hunks nnd Hikes and Lith ¬ uanian sluggers all good mem- bers ¬ of the U M W though unable to speak English The murders the assaults the bru- talities ¬ practiced on men women and children by these gangs of brutes and cutthroats can be laid at the door of John Mitchell Co who have made U M W of these ignorant and vicious creatures and taught them to believe they are above all law Belleville Ill is an organized townand well organized in ¬ deed All business is run by the union Guests of the hotels must be in the dining room by 125 p m else they get no din ¬ ner for it is so ordered by the union The landlord has noth ¬ ing to do with running the hours of meals It is done by the union of kitchen and dining room em- ployees ¬ A merchant cannot employ his own son as a clerk unless the boy joins the union and contributes freely to the fat salaries of walking delegates and other union officials A farmer who is unfortunate enough to have a daughter keep ¬ ling house in that city is not al ¬ lowed to leave her a load of coal should he wish to do so with his own team because only union mules are allowed to haul coal in that good town A mine operator dare not sell this farmer a load of coal to be delivered to his daughter be- cause ¬ the same walking delegate runs the operators business as well as that of the town Seventy thousand cochineal In Boots tan single pound of dried cochineal The worlds crop of coch ¬ ineal is from 800 to 500 tons PARKERS HAIR BALSAM tMutmei tot bate OYIhlfaTa Ralr to ita Toulltul Color cu IWtai A tIIi A- I LOSINGFLESH In summer can be prevented by taking I Scotts Emulsion its as beneficial In summer as i In winter If you are weak or upM SCOTT BOWNE Chemists YorkJJ MORTONS GAP Odle Welden of Greenville is visiting in Mortons this week John W Shropshire and Bishop Kolley aro in the picture business for a liyelyhood Mr Dave Morton and family of St Louis are visiting the lamily of Jno G Morton iear here Mr Weysman and lady of Hen ¬ derson who were the guests of Harry Gilt the past week returned homo SaturdayMrs E Williams visited her parentr In Crofton several days this week Geo Milliken oi Danville was in town several days in the interest of center college Sam Bishop of Cecelia visited relatives here last week L B Snthard and Rlcket Todd were in Madisonvillo Monday Geo Robinson and Harry Brom well of Earlington paid the writer a visit Monday- L B Davis of Madisonvillo was here Monday on business Miss Ethel P Renshaw of Hop kinsviile is the guest of Miss Carrie CoyloDr A W Davis returned home Sunday after u weeks rest at Daw son Springs Ray Davis of the country Is vis ¬ iting his daughter Mrs Geo M Davis Advertised Letters Earlington Ky August 13 1002 AugastusMiss II Allen Dean Bass 0E Bishop Minnie Barr W C Brown Annie I Bracken Win Cobble Horace I Clark WL Denton Moso Edmondson N C Garrett Mary II I Henry Georgia Mason W H Morcan Will Petty J F Bonn Glenn Rainwater Jack Sanders Socio Witt M C Young James Wallace Isaac Whltfield Ollie One cent duo on all advertised letters C G RoiIu soN P M Subscribe for The Bee t IllinoisCentralRROf STOCKHOLDERS Free Transportation to Attend the Special and Anhual Meetings at Chicago Public notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockhold- ers ¬ of the Illinois Central Railroad Company will be hold at the Corn in Chicago Illinois on Friday August 20 1002 at 11 oclock in the forenoon also that the ¬ lar annual meeting of the stockhold ¬ ers of the Company will be held at its offices in Chicago Illinois on i Wednesday October 15 1002 at noonTo permit personal attendance at those meetings there will be issued to each holder of one or more shares of the capital stock of the Illinois Central Railroad Company as regis- tered ¬ on the books of the Company at the close of business on Friday August 1 1002 and to stockholders of record on Friday September 19 1002 a ticket enabling him or her to travel free over the Companys Lines from the station on the Illinois Cen ¬ tral Railroad nearest to his or regis ¬ tered address to Chicago and return such ticket to be good for the Jour ¬ ney to C during the four days immediately preceding and the day of the meeting for the return Journey from Chicago only on the ay mooting and the four days Immediately following when properly countersigned and stamped during business hours that is to say between the hours of 9 a m and 5 p mIn the office of the Assistant Secretary Mr W G Bruon In Chicago ticket may be obtained by any holder of stock applicationIn Company in Chicago Each appli ¬ cation must state the full name and address of the stockholder exactly as given in his or her certificate of stock together with the number and dato of such certificate No more than one person will be carried free in respect to any one holding of stock as registered on the books of the Company A G HACKSTAFF Secr- etaryDYSPEPSIA u six I ivns n victim of dye nothingI not retain even began taking CASCAKETS and since then I bavo steadier improved until I am lIS well as I ever was In my life- DAVID II Mriurnr Newark Q CANDY CATHARTIC t TADS AAita RCeisitsxn- Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good DO Good NeTer Sicken Weaken or Gripe lOc 2JC60C Blerllr Ae CURE dep CONSTIPATION Caao nutrnl lI Tort X311 X NO TOBAD Sold and guaranteed t r nlldrng glusto JunCobLcco Uablt Temple Theatrer EARLINGTON Tuesday August 19th j A SURVIVAL ON THE FITTEST TWENTYEIGHTH TRIUMPHANT TOUR RICIURDSPRINGLES AMotJS GEORGIA MINSTRELS Introducing the BIG 4 Comedians BILLY KERSANDS CLARENCE POWELL S H DUDLEY DUDE KELLEY AND SO EMPERORS OF MINSTRELSY 50 Now and Bewildering Sights Scenes and Sensations without a Parallel in time Minstrel world GARDNER b BOW ER- I The Druggists Madisonville iAll Minds of Summer Drinks and Clear f Com lete Stock of drugs and Sundries IhhUUUuu
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THE BEE EARLIWGTON KY 3
ITDRRID TIMES IN HAYTL
Petit Goave Captured by Govern-
ment
¬
r Troops But the Firminists Destroyed It
SET FIRE TO IT AS THEY RETREATED
About Pour TJionnniul rergoim neeIomc1r AntlilnK Uclnrc Lett
I HUt n Pile of lluliiB The FrenchCruller DAn Took Some toPortnuIrlncc
r AVnshlngton Aug 13 MinisternO ell has cabled tho state departmsnt iom Cape Hayti n that theprovisional Vasqucz government ofKayti has notified the nlteu State i
legation that Gonalves Port Do PalxPetit Goave and St Marc provincesare In rebellion The governmenttroops captu d Petit Goave afterstrong resistance in which ma y liveswere lost Pirmlns troops in retreat ¬
ing from the place set fire to anddestroyed the town-
ANOTIEH REPORT
Nothing Left of Petit Oonrc Hat aPile of lluln
Port au Prince llayti Aug 12Apress correspondent visited PetitGoave Sunday and found that thetown had been entirely destroyedthere being nothing left but a pile of
4 ruins Abort 4000 perspns are homeless and are greatly in noel of re ¬
sistance The greater number ofthem have sought shelter in the Simmonds factories near the tot n TheFrench cruiser DAssas arrived atPetit Goave Sunday with provisions
V for the sufferers nnd returned toPort au Prince with 200 women midchildren and 13 wounded men The
t authorities refused to permit theFirmlnlstB to leave fearing theywould go to other points to take uparms ngaiii
1 Each party accuses the other 01
having sut fire to Petit Goave butthe general belief Is that Gen Chicoyer the Flrminist commander = e¬
solved to destroy the town when hesaw that he could not hold it against
FouehnrdlstsInu dispatch on Sat-
urday¬
last gave news of the burningr c
I hndfbeelGen Chlcoye who is minister of theInterior in the Flrmlnist provisional
overnment 1 i tohe town andburned it
CAPE HAYTIEN BLOCKADED
Commnniler McCren of the MachineProtested Aealimt ItItRl Feelr lug AKnliiHt Foreigners
i Port auPrince Aug 12The gun-
boat¬
Crete aPierrot which is In thetFirmlnitc cervice gave notne Sundayof the blockade of Cane Haytien Tneforeign consuls here and Command
j McCrea of the United States shipMachias protested against this action
Soldiers have again gone out fromhere and a battle in a fewuays is believed ta be inevitable The bad feuing against foreigners has increased
THE DANISH WEST INDIES
Election Held In Parts of Denmarkt Indicate a Majority for Party
In Favor of Their Sale
Aug lfhe landsrC9penhagen in the Faroe islandsa complete ministerial
victory The campaign turned on thesale of the Danish West Indies to theUnited States and the governmentcaptured nil opposition wards Otherislands will hold elections nextmonth A good ministerial majorityis confidently expected The treatywill be taken up soon after the open-ing
¬
c of the rigsdag in OctoberAt the last session those opposed to
the sale of the islands had a majorityof three in the landsthlng
SEVEN BURNED TO A CRISP>
Terrible holocaust liT the UurDlnir of thLondon Hotel at San Angelo
l Texas
Sun Angelo Tex Aug 11A firediscovered in the London hotel at twoIoclock Sunday morning by the nightclerk destroyed the structure entirelyburning seven people to a crisp anddoing a property damaged 75000
The dead areMrs Landon wife of the proprietor
of the hotelEd Hcudrlck Vf Waco TexMrs Fowler of Houston Tax andl Trer grandson
w Mrs Gchullnaky of Houston andtKvo sons
+ tho bodies that have boon revIcovered aria fearfully charred and inno condition to be moved except in
t blankets
iyICrager Still IntriguIngLondon Aug 13 According to The
IIlingua correspondent of the DallyMail form Piwldeni Kruger of theTransvaal and Ma poty are anxious°to prevent Generals Botha Da Wet
l and Delarey from landing innnd nwepttjw Berl lhospitalltyt r
rtj >
1
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED
StV Louis has organized vigorouscrusade for clean streets and alleys
Nearly five hundred cases of ty ¬
phoid fever are under treatment Inten hospitals of Chicago
Earthquake shocks were felt inAlaska Sunday and three volcanosthere are in active eruption-
At Virden 111 George Becker apioneer and an old civil wardied Monday aged G5 years veteranI
A Paris dispatch says that
wnsltIII1gtonIt is intimated that the president
may call an extra session of the sen-ate
¬
immediately after the NovemberelectionsCharles
Salyers white and HarryGates colored were lynched at Lex ¬Georgew
Millions of sheep have died andtheir owners have been ruined by theterrible drought in New South Walesand Queensland
John Mutner a farmer was killednear Alhambra Ill in a runawayHe was thrown from his wagon andhis neck was broken
A Moscow dispatch says that theczar is thoroughly disheartened overconditions in his country anti desiresto abdicate in favor of his brother
The peach harvest in southern Missouri is in full swing the product be ¬
ing shipped to New York BostonPhiladelphia Chicago and St Louis
The inhabitants of three communesIn Finisterre France declare thatthey will fight to the death ratherthan see the sisters schools thereclosedGrant Frost a wellknown marriedfarmer of Lafayette township Colescounty Ill aged 30 has eloped withLizzie Frakes the 14yearold daugh ¬
ter of n neighborFormer Gov Cook died at Wins ted
Conn Tuesday morning The causeof death was given as a shock resultIng from an operation performedSunday for intestinal trouble
physicianvllospread the doctrines of anarchy areheld partly responsible for the re¬
cent riots at Shenandoah PaScott Herriekjan Indiana man has
just completed an invention for hold ¬
ing trolley pulleys to the line Elec ¬
tric railway magnates has inspectedthe device and some flatteringoffersfor it have been made
Thesecrctary of the treasury hosreturned the papers in the matter of theproposed Cuban loan without indorse ¬
ment This is taken as indicatingthat the administration will not in ¬
terfere with Cubas plans
Army of the PhilippineCouncil Bluffs Ii urHTheprogramme for the reunion this weekthemilThe flrt regular meeting will
PI ilL Wednesday Among thoseL w signified their intention of
re6rnt are lajorOencral Arthiir Inkrtnir John C Hates LloydWheaioif and Francis V Greene andBrigadierGenerals Frederick M Funstcn Jacob II Smith Cnnrles Kingand J Hush Lincoln and many othersof equal prominence
Tortured liy 31aketl HublierDayton 0 Aug lli Jacob Mum
matcn aged fnnnnr who lives alonenorth of the city was tortured ymasked r bbers who broke into hishouse Saturday night and is in acritical condition as a result of hisinjuries Munura attempted to delfend himself with a shotgun but insaim was bad ahd he was overcomeand bound Th robbers poured coaloil on his feet und started a blaze tocompel him to reveal the hiding placeof money he was supposed to havebut secured orgy a trifle
WcllKneMVii OrsiiiilM DeadAlbany N Y Aug 13Dr J Hen
ton Lipton organist of All Saintscathedral this city and formerly or¬
ganist in large Episcopal churches InDenver Baltimore nod Philadelphiadied here Tuesday of heart failuresuperinduced by u complication ofdiseases
THE MARKETS
New York Aug XCATTLENative SlJ 5 lO ti4 8 15COTTONMiuullnjf rg U
bLUUItMuter rLdu iDU JI 4wU1COHNNoUATS No 2 new 4f 50IOKKMess New 1115 18 75
ST LOUIS
86lIlEVBStHeersCows and Heifers 3 25 if U 25CALVESper 100 tus 500 t 12SHOUS Fair to Cholco 6 75 W 7 40stUEEP Fair to Choice 3 50 W 3 9-0FLOURPotents 310 df 320
Other tirades 2 63 th 3 1154CORNNo4ttYINoWOOLTub Wa hed ITifHAY1JUTTKR Cholcu Dairy 17 sji ISIJACONClear itib lltf ia
13itd li-tOItKStandardMesanetr y 16 44
LARD Cholco Strain ti 10-
CUICAQOCATTLE Nattvo Steer 880tiOaSlralr to Choice I75tj T 43UEEPloalr to Cholctf JW 4 2-
iVLOUnWlntor Patents J 50 8 I WSpring Patents 10 tp InWHEATNO S spring drV4 71
VCORNNOOATSNo I til W-
POttKMee IS H 9 15 US
KANSAS C1TTCATTLENative Steer S S3 ffl 13HOOKFair to Choloo 1113 W 7 UV
IYaCORNNoOATS No 1 White old s IeNEW ORLEANS
FLOURIIlgh Grade 00a 811
1814OATHNoHATCholcs 18 W 1900
1875COTrONMlddhnITlIjCORNNO2OATSNO jvi 2s U
14COlTONMlddlina
k > >
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Some Coffees
OlazedrIf glazing helps
f why arent the highpriced Mochas and Javasglazed als-
oLion Coffeeperfectly
s delicious flavoridpektlrnIfmawltlyse
St Charles Items
The weather is dry and hotThe two weeks protracted meet-
ing¬
held by Rovs Moore and Critserclosed the other night with fourconfessions and six additions to thechurch
Jim Sisk Had a picnic on the hillnear his house Saturday and and hada nice time and good order
Mrs Crutchfield has returnedhomo from Trenton Mr Crutchfield will stay a few days longer Heis some better now
Mr and Mrs Blackburn weremade happy by a fine boy
Mrs Bera has got a fine boyGeorge Wines got a lick on the
back of the head last week He wasworking in a slope and rock fell on
himMrsJim Warlen is visiting her
brother in Caldwell countyOur Sunday school is progressing
nicelyGeorgeWines got kicked by a
horse He is not able to work nowSome of the boys from here went
to the fair Friday and Saturday
Sharon Grove News
T W Galbraith has returned fromLouisville
Elmore Harris of Lewisourg washere last week
G B Mulllns Nashville spentWednesday and Thursday in this
cityThedrouth was partly broken in
this community Sunday a light
rainSydMeador and wife visited at
Elkton last weekA protracted meeting is In prog ¬
ress at Pleasant Hill Rev A CGentle is conducting it
The Baptist protracted meeting atAntioch closed Sunday with 35 pro ¬
fessions and 18 additions to the
churchAcrowd from this commu ¬
nity attended county court at Elkton Monday
Mrs Etta Pence and little daugh ¬
ter of Greenville are visiting boreCalvin Heltsley and E J Meador
both welltodo farmers are erectingnew stock barns
Mrs Alice Grayball of Tennesseeis the guest of relatives lucre
Merchant T W Galbraith has ad ¬
vertised to sell at public auction histogether ¬
property at this place He will thenleave for the West where he willreside
Huckleberry Ridge
People of this section would boglad to see a nice rain for it Is sodry their crops are needing rain es¬
pecially tobacco that Is toppedQuite a number of Empire people
attended the Madisonvllfe fair lastweekW
C Lyell and family of thisplace visited their daughter MrsGoo Teague near Red Sunday
John Bennett spent Sunday withhis brother A J Bennett in Em ¬
pireGrant Lyell of this vicinity spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Insbrother near Crofton
Miss Zelma Lyell and BIddie ofthis Ridge made a business trip toEmpire Saturday
Ask Claud how he enjoyed thesinging Saturday night
G W Bowles of near Croftonspent Sunday with his son Riconear Empire-
A J Bennett of Empire spenttwo days In week
Ed Carroll is on the sick list thisweek
Miss Lottie Kirby of Empire whohas typhoid fever ip improving
Mrs Mollie Johnson of this placespent Saturday nightnt Ed Carrolls
Mrs James Terry of near Caselberry spent Friday with her brotherHugh Grillln near Hickory Willie
Kelloy Lyell of near Croftou isdown with fevernighthero
The rinttt Fabricmado by human skill IB coarse com ¬
with the lining of the bowelsWhen this tender membrane Is Irri ¬
tated we have griping pains diar¬
rhoea and cholera morbus What ¬
ever bo the cause of the troubletake Perry Davis Painkiller accord ¬
ing to the directions with each bot-tle
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DOWN IN THE MINES
Continued from pago 1
The brotherhood Cot UnitedMine Workers have tha sametraits in Pennsylvania as in Ken-
tucky¬
Head the following tak ¬
en from the daily papersUA reign of terrorjin Mahony
Valley Slavs and Lithuanianswho cannot speak English hayobeen taken into the order of UM W and have banded togetherin assaults upon nonunion menwhoso lives are not safe
Gen Gorbin says there aredistinct evidences of a deliberateand systematic campaign of as ¬
sassination Within 48 hoursthere have been two murders onthe highways under cover of
darknessAnamed llhein
bold was found on the highwaywith his head crushed In Hisonly offense was he worked tosupport his family and thus wasobnoxious to the U M W
Joseph Oapelle a watchmanat a mine near Girardville wasshot from ambush while on hisway home from work and prob ¬
ably fatally woundedMrs Catharine Quinn and
child were rescued by a troop ofcavalrymen from U M Wstrikers She lives at TurkeyRun and has a husband who revmains at work in the mines Be ¬
cause of this the home has beenstoned the windows broken andthe wifo and mother shot at andiiur life often threatened Whenthe soldiers reached her hone agang of U M W were throwingstones at it
Joseph Bedell nephew of thesheriff of the county was beat todeath because he attempted torescue his uncle from an assaultof U M W
J B Breisch a grocer soldgoods to nonunion men Forthis offense his stable was brok ¬
en into a hew delivery wagonand everything else in sightbroken and destroyed
Daniel J Sweeney watchmanof the Bliss mine was murderedbecause he had several U1I Warrested for assaulting him onhis way to and from work
The city of Shenandoah is in astate of anarchy and run by
Hunks nnd Hikes and Lith ¬
uanian sluggers all good mem-
bers¬
of the U M W thoughunable to speak English Themurders the assaults the bru-
talities¬
practiced on men womenand children by these gangs ofbrutes and cutthroats can belaid at the door of John Mitchell
Co who have made U M Wof these ignorant and viciouscreatures and taught them tobelieve they are above all law
Belleville Ill is an organizedtownand well organized in ¬
deed All business is run by theunion Guests of the hotelsmust be in the dining room by125 p m else they get no din ¬
ner for it is so ordered by theunion The landlord has noth ¬
ing to do with running the hoursof meals It is done by the unionof kitchen and dining room em-
ployees¬
A merchant cannotemploy his own son as a clerkunless the boy joins the unionand contributes freely to the fatsalaries of walking delegates andother union officials
A farmer who is unfortunateenough to have a daughter keep ¬
ling house in that city is not al ¬
lowed to leave her a load of coalshould he wish to do so with hisown team because only unionmules are allowed to haul coal inthat good town
A mine operator dare not sellthis farmer a load of coal to bedelivered to his daughter be-
cause¬
the same walking delegateruns the operators business aswell as that of the town
Seventy thousand cochineal InBoots tan single pound of driedcochineal The worlds crop of coch ¬
ineal is from 800 to 500 tons
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Odle Welden of Greenville isvisiting in Mortons this week
John W Shropshire and BishopKolley aro in the picture businessfor a liyelyhood
Mr Dave Morton and family ofSt Louis are visiting the lamily ofJno G Morton iear here
Mr Weysman and lady of Hen ¬
derson who were the guests of HarryGilt the past week returned homo
SaturdayMrsE Williams visited her
parentr In Crofton several daysthis week
Geo Milliken oi Danville was intown several days in the interestof center college
Sam Bishop of Cecelia visitedrelatives here last week
L B Snthard and Rlcket Toddwere in Madisonvillo Monday
Geo Robinson and Harry Bromwell of Earlington paid the writera visit Monday-
L B Davis of Madisonvillo washere Monday on business
Miss Ethel P Renshaw of Hopkinsviile is the guest of Miss Carrie
CoyloDrA W Davis returned home
Sunday after u weeks rest at Dawson Springs
Ray Davis of the country Is vis ¬
iting his daughter Mrs Geo MDavis
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