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i. Vol. -V EALEIGEL N. O.; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1902. No. Ill The Mokmim :Fobt i i i ...... - j . . .. . I 1 Demented Youth Tries to Exterminate a Pamilv He K:;is H's Mother and Sis- - and Fatally Injures Four Children His Brother Ovar Dowers Him t O.-:. IX Wh; IaVr!nj aVrrr.;i-n, u result of .-rfc-i jT z i'i u;c for ; bra", c v.!-;oa 1 pend , CLatl-s Cawkr, a of !!ci.-stejd. Pa., kill-.-.n I 5.":cr and fatiliy ':.''.f: rhii'rea e.lrly ;o- i I l::: li two oM- v.- overr:wcred and ond flair rir. Dar!?.. the m.mlerer. his Irrthcr Jjme. aged 2u and Harry, ctrej II, occupied ;ho front room, rec ord tloor jd.viuia? their mother room. Abjut -f. o'clock tMs morning CLr'ci quietly arr.e and dressing hhuseif. but to: putting 01 hj shoe, crept down to Le celiJ7 ;;rJ ocn red en axe. Com ing up iilr. he woat lit3 Ills mother's inc::i where the victims were all slecp Tee mother eriJentif :;ever knew what strick hr, bnt the erased so?.. destroy tln illegal combination to which Cicr present strike is due. The Dela ware & IIid?ou Company, therefore, ni.t earnestly request that rropeT nc ku be taken under ihti aforesaid stat ute. .Very Te?pectfuny, DAVID WILCOX. . A Connter Fraposed Ilarrisburg, Oct 10. There- wa re ceived at the attorney generM's depart ment todiy a pttitkm from Prank H. UNIVERSAL GOAL STRIKE PROPOSED The Western Federation Sug gests a Jie-up of Bitu minous Mines arrts. It is positively known that Fair left no children; so. If Cannon's client comes out into the open, she is pretty sure to be arrested. & rain lies proved a valuable aid to the police in preventing disorder in- connection with Ifche strike, having had the effect ; of materially reducing the crowd of Drnrpr O- in TaUn.mg 'm strikers and their svm-natliiij'e'ra I-n f "n- TlumpMon of Philadelphia, asking that.pRssed betweeii. the ofllcialsnf the West- nal street in the vkrinitv of th car the attorwv general craaf the re of tr,, IV.Unation ftf Miners and President ham an.v-mr TT.-qWl wTia nrrlm.i me name or suit against the piny to show Northern Negro Voters, t.le common wenita in a .'; me tnnea June v oncers, -. .,:. was UI eaxiv hia morninir Readiog Railway Com- t?? to 5mpieLe of e twis conference wirTt the mi Hlrnrv -hr i hrt.r Vhould i U"'WUS' 10,1 mines in tne united states . T7 : ., 77 wny ii cnartt-r nioraa fll.(1 noj- t, ofheers -reffardanz the strike situation IOr ai.egeU vjOJliOa OX Ident AfrTPr nnrl StPnrtt nrr Tin t-w1 irr? Tr.nniro TiifVPisrs! rv nrePfivo or- m " l VX, . . i ' v - Rain Made Men Good New Orleans, La., Oct. 10.-A heavy I UjsJ 0f fhp Richnnc; to thp ain, which bean falling early today j V 15,1 01 MIC DlblltjpS 10 ine White .House Arranged cs a Political Manoeu f ver to Keep the Blacks Solid Hoodwinked bv Garksom not icvoked "",,Js rri n:ow aid not co ' i.w s:o- e constitution wn.cn proniwt ; ine western Federation is as follows: der. 1U work, io.itiil the dead mother's i aixos; to a jelly. Belle, the oM cst diapht'!, !ept throughout the time. Th-j dnll aian-l Cf the 11? on her mo h- a coal carrjlns company from engag- rnfr in mining. In the absence of Attorney General .kln aii l his .lerwitr. th alrsclie of .ui. , - v.... i,Uk .i:inir rr. vuuir iue icrarinier.T. oeci.nea rv raise iuc , 1 1 Exifironcies demand that no coal of any kind be mined in the United States until the anthracite strike is won. The Western Federation of Miners will co- The o;n.i .1 : 1 . r. h ' t.ic ...iy .-1: A w::;.-;j h? crushed su.l 1-ev, reougui:.a. .'!.. H :;aj faw -y. . ;.! an I ii vtr ortijn :;t.- ! al:nt t a jc!lr; '.-.! VJ. who jt v.ttu .1! fr::::tfu:?y cr.i.'Iifd. who wi;i are . .iic family. .-. ;c-i . I ";it b.it:erel: ",:.:; fnt'irc.?: ny . f A head r- c-.'". a?r?d 10 years. t :!y live In a ner.t . : u n l r.verrte. I. tt t!.-a: ill th? :aeaiVr ; : Mr. taviey . ' t;Led one bed. while the Au.lino. K-ijiEO-.iJ anl ! .' r !?.! an l cribs .; which i 0:1 the ee- IiurricJ to hrr .:de of the tied and struck h-r witli the axe. It 1 thought tlatitLe Srt blow ll i:ed 2nd awoke tit 5rl, but only for a ccood. hc did nt hare ti.; scream, for the test l!v Ll.'e! hr. The fiend then turn id Ut the 5UiiUr children and struck c.1ch one over the head with the l"!oody we.-'?!i. relieving that he hal killed ll, he tartt.i for his brothers" rm, but James tie t-Idet .vr. had been awakened by th srouH la Ms mother's room, and r f'h-rlos entered he feirod a heary rv'U;nj chair, and. after a fierce atrug g'e ovfr4HwereJ the demented boy a;id tamed him orer ;j the police. On the way to the station he fought ferocious ly, b'.t alter being plsced In a cell h clicked down an I did not s?em to real ize whit he Lad done. When paysivlans reached the ho-i?e Mr. Cawley and Telle were dead. The others were 5t!l! living, but doctor an nounced that they coa'.d not live through the day. app'.icnffcOTi ruhlic. The at:ornry gen eral is cxpecte-d to tnke o:ne act'.on in the ma!rtr when he retunn to his of fi. e nert Wednesday. v Mr. Mitchell responded: Will Go to Memphis Memphis. Oct. 10. Juctge Hammond !of the United Sta'res cotirt today re- . 1 .1 .iany manKs ior tne prouer of co operation and as?istance." 'The signibcnr.ee of this correspond-1 v. ce." said President Meyer, "is far-iGo INDEPENDENT GOMES DOWN xeijrram receivea. shalI o-ive care- .1 :x: ful consideration to vour smra&Kcum. , . , x. , , -1, ... . - tj i i' r--T itrniOTO r rnnT n a, v 1 1 1 1 mi tP iir-ic November 10 to participate in the public welcome home to be extended to -Vice encp." said President Meyer, "is far-i Governor I. nke E. AVTight. now en rou-e reaching. It means that if President ' .from the PhUirroincs on a vacation. Mitchell will cnll out all his men in I every soft and hard coal mine in this I " '. tovnfry and Canada, the Western Fed- iff fifiJ f 1 1 Tlir 98010 erction will immediately co-onerate with. llfN& IIN IHr UHK 'them and will draw everv man we have: II WIIBl WIS lib. lllUllWt.it in the coal mines of the wet. north west and Canada. And this will mean thrt the stubborn mine operators in A Pm rr!tf Cln'mcr Ciuar iha jave to bring this " uuiuiiiiiiwo vjuiiic, uiui iiiu Miners Union Alleged to Se an Unlawful Combsne The Fresidcnt Asked to Set lh: Law in Mction Under the Shermsn Act. and Decisions of the Courts Tln 1 1 'i 1. Mi , , r 1 1 riinp.vi v nv.ia. -wm nave to Dring mis cKethan Withdraws from!lon strike to an end or the -20rie I throughout the country will know the the Kace for Congress in the Interest of Patterson rcLon why. This is the only way to end tne trouble PnlSON PENS ton. E. R. M civet ha n. the independent Whpra Pnmnlip'itinne emocrnt:p candidate for Congress in : I CI l pi I LdUUllo Likely to Arise Wilkesbarre, Ta., Oct. 10.- GoLloboro. N. C. Oct. 10. Specir.l. Mr. C. J. Rivenbark advises me that Hon. E. 1 the Sixth Coneressional district, has au thorized him to state that he withdraws j f.-oru the race in the interest of his I Properties Offered Greensboro. N. C, Oct. 10. Special. Henry E. Fries, to whose fine business capacity and financial reputation 1b largely due the successful' issue attend ing the cotton-mill merger, is here assist ing the parties composing the committee in eliminating from the list of seventy mills those not considered eligible to a ! enter tne outnern .textile iompsny rre 'under the folio-ring clause of thS option agreement: "No plant or business shall be-purchased in the organization of the r"w rnmnanv fTWnt -nritli the written General nnfinimnii; anm-ovil. ns to the desira- lnr IW-mocratie nominee In tbnt .listi ict: ' V.0u,P . mcnns r. preserve order in tne )3iity of purchase and ns to the pro that he has nothing In common with th- a,s!1 0 covered by ti e tnird brigade, ,n.5etT of prl(.e 0t th3 following named independent movement in his (Cumber-; aml ,hns is,s"tl In'trufctions to the com- arsons: T. W. Pratt, Huntsville, Ala.; lar.d couatr. but wi!!a"port hf rP-.!B,?Ede" of the rf?iment,8 to, confine all -p. B. Tanner. Henrietta. N. C; John lar Diocrarle cZlnt tic7e for the mouer? aned until they are 110 FrieS( Winston-Salem, N. C.C. G. very renT that he is Ind-pend the public safety. ; IjJltta RaIC:gh. X. C; A. W. Haywood, It will h- recalled tin Afr Rivenbark I or lll!s lTose each of the five regi- Hatr Rirer. X. C. in a s erial iron D.rnn The parties above named met here "J.V. i fJ the camp in which the men will be .tniH m0m-nir at. 10 o'clock and have been 1 . J 1. . ..3 eulject ni".r.r of fuch commerce of personal in session all day, and tonight are going gnerl puMic Sr.teren and iaipcrtance. No more effective or radical restraint cf intcrt.ite comrn-.-ce could be im agine 1. The iNware & Hudson Company n-a cliartercd. by the tnto of New York. April '2-t, for the pnrpoe, ixprese-J In i.n charter, of furnh ing T-i the tr.to.uf Jcw York,a supidy t V-r!:. O.-t. IC.-PjUJ Wilcox. ! of coal found in the stnt of IVnnyI- ,:riIcMt and c:inel for the Dela- ! "ania. A the result of the mire work- ' .- II;: 13 Haiiroad tVnu-aar and r crgan.Jtatr2n tl.s lntrtate com- not pose or the Repi rnena 01 uio I'.-itterson, will 1Vl" ' " 1 t -n fi ..n fr',lliua .Vtt.l,i;i"i , as the decov duck of Slocomb heiL.a .pr.iso0?r ls P. aced, m.thlJ'e? , values of different mills and estimating ih'!on nsrtr" siriuers uion win nuiKe an enoii'the basis upon wincii eacn 13 to enter """"" l'111.' I t.-k -r.rr.ra th.t, fS wiii;to.r hlvQ r.nr ilia 11.. - r I' :.- AN AWFUL YARN A Marine Sees Boys of Eight Do Duty as Soldiers right to supersede the civil anthonties WOrk will not be completed for two or ana win try to get a legal warrant ror three days, it being found cX great mag- nis release. inej neciare tnat uniess nitnde and delicacy. 4t martial law is proclaimed the soldiers have not the power to hold prisoners. The law, to all intents and purposes, is martial law, br.t itvis not the inten tion to proclaim' that:deOnitely, because, for one reason. It leaves a bad taste ia the mouth of a community to have been 4inHaii n i t- i n 1 Inn- ant ofliiaa it ir .wihoojiTP, i a., wi. is xjrrt proclaimed, the civil authorities S a. rv--.t r.m.l OI tnis rrTOri::oa lias rC?n IOr' . i-it- i-iiru u-;Miu ue me ;trrauL lo mane arrests i. irs r i:.nerelt t t tne lime teir.g in ereat rati ie5tr -ve!. i 'i' --l ""ri" u-jj, ih i-.-o. iUv i-"- .u - . r.:i i. iu- irut . i . rm : a r.'.:iiid.iuij n nicu i;js inn i " - - --- -. , y,lf. TOO MUCH PRINTING The President Calls a Halt on Bulky Reports n ATIfHff of flllfWifT la OT . .-. ..... it..; i. it- ir;rui rvr ritect ujoa otaoiinci lntoriaie J" vu v j-i-i, w pecte jt i,as hen foHnd durinr 3-J!:,.t rh" !,'jcer 0rr! ! n c!H.H is la every sen-e a restraint ;,Jfn- th .?oveniment had drafted Iwys courseof tae rtrlke that lawless ch .... ..V "JJl.. :.ereon. twelve years to tignt ami wnen tne ters arrested by the military and r.Vr,. -r .-i. . , . - T- . , . .. 'Jpply of tliere Iht'o fellows fed short ov?r to the civil authorities have !-. W I ir u .., ..vw;. ,.:-23rl?V.t KnLffa.t.:?:,t I they vnt out into the country ati released on bail. The union has pla -nr ail' th, V, -in the Z " " .1" " captnre4 Httk, fellows of not more than obtain ua, for tno.e who ar t ..r .v! r. i ta-ir -kf f . . - . - v pht yonrs arid nftw putting them T -J -'t: 4 1 :17 wr,,tien 7. I-- n f- " V-:'ot drill, ompel them to figlvt.- When flCRflTC IM UlPflPV ril m :., th p;-5ldrnt along! drst.u Kk? Cumpany v. I,. S.. li.:.. ..... I llrnulr IrJ Hlliftllni ! . .it. . r.. T.! :?ver f.Ilowr? -Ne-v V..rk. O f. ?. Ur2. T ??:e r.-'-I' ;.: th- I nirrd State. r: I ; 3 J T !.i: I had th lienor i!' f a ' ttr t- yr:rel:. al!ins -."( r . r'l. .hir.ierer of the I'nitM l.-e AV. -. r .f A:neri. Th? il j::t th-- "rcinizati.-a 1 fulir etab- ' f- t!: authrirleH t i which I T r- Vrr !. and It. r-:hA l hive J ' '"n aziin ronton-.!. d bv the cir- : r -t rf the Unite 1 State;, a'nirl :;. v. WeJvr. Ill Fed. Rn.. nr-; :it v. iiarrertv. r, Tel. i: r . .": Ia the WeVr cse. t -. the --: r l: "It i l.i: !!y open to eri vi qnestln ".3". f e n!r,Tti3:e Pirrvwe Of tho nni.n ' . V 1. II . 1 r.. n n .1 A.tn V Ml t!lM Tt- M i.n.V.1 1 f .Vn ' " ... ... V . M - 4 V. .11 L manufacturer wf;hin certain ntntes whk-h retra:nc-l hiptuein:s lry the par- A.. ... .!... . . : . . .. n I .... . . for a grwn man one ca . e-!V" !Mty. he says, for the - . 1 ."!" ' u. .. 4'"': "'- devils, officered as they ar i' a.iii iuv iv:u...:icivia i 4i i.iriTTAv.r' I on hi. however, bceri mide t!:- nnt:nnal cernment La '""' t'' ati-n a;tin: It on that r . 3"' therefore d?ire to re- " t' i.!y mbrrUt nie MniJrati'n h rm c-tal ibh that it ha u.-h 7-' 'itit of July 2. lsno. g'nerallv ' Tn the Sijerman act. prorid.-n that -y ro jria-;. c.i.inatn ia the form . " t ' tifrw'..,.. r cTlr.iey in r .;.: f t..! .r rm:r.erre among V -n-n! t.ire A- vits f1Pe;n m. t - f h. rly de. Iare l t be iilegr.l." ' -- -,r.i t th vat's letin ? 1,1 :'''i"t thref bec;n mVre r ;.a.-e of de.rinati m. an 1 efrt.i ' rr-"", 3I 5 ! ! TIie 1""-n. therf , ' t.i"r the mine woik, Wn- c !:t::nt a Tetr.-iir.? bhah .rr-ne-re. Tb.- vi-n- thit it doe M-o! in th cr-:r:ntion th.it . fft" ' -fa .i.T-f! only prodaefion Within t.i yf3te snd not hip- - - i-.Jt :rni r.ne t.1!e to an ". It i 'ihnftte.l tSit " I wiih.ut force in th- law or ncceirlly a retralnt upon Inter-state ommerv-e in respct of article msn tfTactnrfU by any of the panic to it t-y le traniorte! leyond the sta-e in whh they were made." In Cbera pfak Jb Ohio U'd Company v. U. S., 1 1T Fv!. Rep.. r10. there was a combi nation of all the miners of coal within a certain territory to sU all their pro-d-iet so one corporatisn ami the prodnct wn in the nVtii:nl ourre of business l.ippel to other tatri. lt-th of thee f-mbinntioPH were held irnlnwfnl for th- reason thut they restrained the ir.iveruetr: rf th products of manufac ture crut of the state save upon terms dicta tetl by the partle to the combina tion tlie officers, he declares, bent them se verely wi:h their toles4 . Half clotlied, lrefooted, with weapon. heavy enough nnct bet fe l poor little e by men little short of heathens. Tlie enly meat Thirteen Hundred People Heard Craig and Pritchard Hickory, N. C. Oct. 10. -Special. Washington, October 10. President Roosevt has called a halt on the prac tice of government departments of print tnr hnlkvN rpnnrts ortTHll manner of sub- tnrned p.ta TnAlr Ttor5Pvplt' oninion there hee' is altogether too much of this sort of nned thine, and he believes that a large part e uot of the publications is composed of mat ter of no particular value to tne govern ment or the people of the United States. By his directions. Secretary Cortelyou has sent the following letter to the head of :e very executive department: White House, " Washington, Oct. 10, 1902. My Dear Sir: I am directed by the I nresldenr. tn av that he desires some plan devisediby which the present ten dency to Increase the number and size of printed reports and documents or au sorts mav be curbed. He thinks there is By THOMAS J. PENCE Washington, Oct 10. Special The question is being asked If John S. Clark, son did noti execute a clever political trick when he brought his threet colored bishops to Washington ,fo rth purposa of sounding J the president with ; respect. to his attitude in respect tovth elimi nation of the negro as a political factor inside the Republican ranks at the South. Clarkson Is noted for his '.'skill as a. manipulator of Southern Republi cans and the colored man in particular. It has been his study in life and that is why the president engaged his services a general overseer of the Southern situ ation for the administration. Within the past few weeks a very embarrassing sit uation confronted the IRepublicans, es pecially in districts in " Ohio, Indiana' and other states where the negro vote is a controlling factor. Republican candidates for Congress in these states, so the story goes, be gan to realize that tho xfegroes were fcreaking- aay ' from them- because of "the president's action ; in . upholding Senator Pritchard in his effort to build np a white iRepublican party in. the South at the expense of the negro. The sound of alarm was hurried tothe Con gressional committee and . then it was that Clarkson was called in to remedy the situation. And here is where Clarkson, the man whom Mr. J Roosevelt !once . "denounced as a spoilsman, got in his fine Vork. He secured hisj three bishops and came to Washington. The president was .not receiving ibnt Clarkson found a way to get his bishops in the temporary White House. iAccording to the story Clark son even had the statement to appear ' . .. - . t tht 4h Wsjiop had resorrea to -Itffne an flde to ther' colorle'4 YOters .Of th , cointiy'adslnff.theiii-to'TOte Indjspead-i ; ntly tnthi event tliQjxnsldent failed). tXO give U(9 UC51ICU BWUiautw to.theiimce; fXtialthe atatement of th three bishops aftrlwTinr ta. Waito'. H'ons ,ar fdr political effect ,,eemJ , to be tK general opinion. It ft to b follovfediby an address to the aegroe -of the. cotmtry lo a few: day teUrnfij them that OES-esldeEt'ocwffvT'lt IiUneir i kfriend?and its .purbse Trtllb r to.. Qm t! irineviiegroea or xaa1 onnu, wuv uoiwuc : iinceased orer . the, treatment aocof iti ; their brohers i Nlack brt . Ba.toa i Pritchard ajnd-.wnitd.'IlalrHcan ItidiTdf j of the. South. ... f GPhe belief is eatertalaad Jby miny, ! ,hexe.'rthat'Clartason,has playdd'hla cards j wu ana tnat waen tne oi8TiopinT ni6hd their jobs', e hopes to hays all. -"the negroes ran th&'infadJa. wet an. 5 north again in line .despite Xh9 ".nresi-f j v t; L dent's. friendlyvs.ttitud towards th illy Kwhite?inoTemenf in the South. t" xoe Lnited Scau!S..tfeolotl'al surToyt has issued . special -nwt-p' formed byi coinbjoing a number of ttfpographla eheets, previously iffialiSiiei3, of th country, surtounajns Norfolk, -Va. Th section .cove,ia by the new map 1 known' a" theNorfollc onVdranila anil? extends rfor'xabout iJour miles south of ; the iNorth-Oafollna ilno.' -It lw ooW i ers a Utjf flea. ofsjfe diiaial swamp!;', ft haaheeA" comnlled with grekt ac : fcufacy and .mlhufenes.s, of- detail, even rue 'nouses, inline, country isirici oo, ; ing loMte,dvi3n;ity ndt isof m5?r thaa ordinary inter ests; in' indicttrpsr the to-- j pographr feature's - alia tfia Inauall-. r ties- of relief-'hy a systemT oi contour lines. - .1 A. striking i peculiarity of . the dismal swamp is ' clearly" "brought out By the ! map, which shows, that the surface of j the swamp stands from seven to tni feet higher than the surrounding .Coon-1 try, and the unusual phenomenon off streams draining out of it in all tHrec-- tions ls observed. The detail of the. map is, enriched by the addition of cer. tain soindings and descriptions of the : marine bottom. Two Strike Conferences Held tit the White House National Guard Officersof I Pennsylvania Attended. Secretary Root Talks with Morgan by Telephone ( ; i I . i.f i inAji v,v ti hrtr ir n-'ipn -hev f "'" uwnieeu oeuuiui i much' useless matter ana a large numnec ,v. . - . - . t . -t, i ir t i. , - ' . forage for it themselves CONSUL GUDGER TALKS Affairs on the Isthmus Appear Satisfactory to Him i Ml aig w2s I of unnecessary ana expensive niusira- heard hero todav bv an audience ofjtions included in many of the reports about thirteen hundred. The debate ! ?ni1 documents -published; that many are issueu at great eipciisc, wmuu aciruni- was he-Id in ::he opera house which was crowded to its utmost capacity. Judg ing from the applause the crowd was about equally dtivided as to political be lief. Senator Pritchard was Introduced by 'Mr. R. J. Mauser. He made a speech level in argument and full of logic but Asheville. N. C. Oct. 10. Special. ! .tiresome and spiritless in delivery. For ; Consul (.udgfr to Panama said today M.e most part his speech dwelt on na-I few statements i The tariff a Vabiejrram to the effect that no change was defended and the Democratic party in the situation have taken place. Con-1 knoun-eod for extravagance in the Consul timlgfr to 1'anama sain rooay uj e most part his speech c that last advices to him are that there t;on3 ilBUCS with a few I no immediate danirer of fighting near . . t liH. Panama or Colon. lie i in receipt of regard to suite pontics. nlish no practical good, and that there is too much public printing generally. The president will be glad to have yon give this matter careful consideration. Very truly yours, GEO. R.. CORTELYOU, ..... Secretary- to the President. ' goal IFSTbucket ir tii. r-,,1- tsi.. -i rr,Tri-iLr,r. bi etTnTig the conditions Mr. tudger sajdiista'te administration. At the conclusion ir the fact th. a comtnnaaon i.a. ..Thore ,lon.t p, to be any revolu-! - h;s handsome bououets were more d.rect and nectary effect brings tlonl,t, on the railroad in any large ! 'tn b-halff ihe of It within the statute, it- frm Is of no h0ti-,. The Colombian government ; presented m baliaif of the Jaoi.e or importance, for th- statir e says thr.it sems to have expected them on its j Hictcory. . ' k ...K:-tirt., t. i!i-w..i i- t. line, and snpnosed. I presume, that th Mr. Craig was gracefully presented il ? oritr in nr?oTt of th! view .k fh r!i!ine it nrinlpally placed m or th I'nitl Stntr v. ' .V.Kn -"ht Onninj-. l.-V; U. ft. It. . , , V'vr',, u-3r refinerie in . - T::ia bi-l b.n urlte.l iniA no -'- Ti e ro-irt h'A th.r atin r Intent : did ijft rome titnto lra;- J: afTerted pro- nf uianafa'trrre ar.l : -'ry effect open th shlp- . . ' t:n-ir.tund product out 'i . . t will 1e seen tbit the?9 T. f ti roimtry i the m-vt :." '"''J1 : ir Interstate com r." . Ll''w rkers aoclitlon . ' . ' "? 3 coni!;r.at;ca of person ! It tie production of coal in . . 0? t:3 nni.Ti. It object ar? 1rt rol the temw upoa : " ,'Mc: "f irfteriitate com : -ir le pmlncej at all. elrher V1 ftr -stal ehlpment. Its 3-1 Pf,fif3ry effoct i that no i- shipped anywhere withinj -J u: .cs it ro rerairt. Th: - ...v.o-i, therefore, vot merely to-J --ts t: ietrov$ Interstate am-1 ready -ald th mine work' con:bination ! not nerely reetrain interstate com. rocrce, but. aljolute!y de-4roy it. Can i: lc eriou.o:y cia:mcd that while a ccmBinatJon h!ch re.: rain shipments out of the snte would be illo-gaJ, one l-Fv.-iInt'.onist woidd capture a train and bv Mr. Hu'fham. His appearance was Distribution to the Poor of New York Begins New York, Oct. 10. The distribution of 1,500 tons of stove and chestnut sizes of anthracite ,coal to the poor of this Washington, Oct. 10. Two more con ferences on the coal strike situation took place! at the white house- today. As similar I conferences have been held every dfciy for nearly a fortnight, to day's would noifc have attracted unusiiai attention, : but there were two or three circum-stances which made the consul tations in President Roosevelt's cham ber especially significant. One of these was the fae,t that Commissioner of La bor CaTroll D. Wright had returned :to the city at the earnest solMtat-ion of the president several days before he expected to return when :he left Wash ington Sunday, and smother was that J. Pierpomt Morgan had a tang conver sation, with Secretary "nioot over :;he long distance telephone 'this afternoon. No information, was given as to what passed' either between President Roosej -velt and his advisers or between Mr. Morgan and Mr. Root, but the fact that (the. New York financier had con versed with a member of the adiminis tration and that there was a consultl tkwi between Mr. Root and the presi dent was enough .to create the strong impression that a critical juncture in the coal strike controversy i at hand. Further interest was added to the sit us'tion la;e in the afternoon -- Avhen Thomas M. Stewart, adjutant 'genei-a'l cf the state .of Pennsylvania, and the newly ele tect miners who wish, to work In the mines, and guard life and property ia the localities where lawlessness ls rm pant. If General- 'Gobia. represented the governor of Pennsylvania ' in him talk with. the president, the fact coukl j not be confirmed among any of the ; officials of the government who took part In the White House conference. : President Roosevelt's desire that Com- '. tmlssioner Wright should hasten his re j turn to Washington was based'-upon a tentatively iornrea pian or nis ror np pointing a federal commission to Investi gate the conditions in the antbracils region on a. large scale. It cannot be learned that 3Ir. Roosevelt has defi nitely decided to appoint. such a com mission, but the question was undoubted ly discussed today. There is a strong feeling In Washing ton that Mr. J. .Plerpont Morgan will ultimately prove a stronger factor than the president in the settlement of the coal strike. . Secretary Root denied tonight the re port from Tamaqua. Pa., that the war department was about" to end officers to the mining region for the purpose, of examining into conditions there. Th government still maintains that It is not warranted in taking any steps look ing toward the sending of federal sol diers into Pennsylvania without a re quest from the legislature or the gor ernor of the state. WESTWARD HO! r, - 4 f . run the captured train with solliers into tho ocrai5i.,-,n for tang and repeated ap- j Clty was cegun Lni5 morning, at ioar I'anaina and Colon. In order to prevent lau?e In ej3qUence delivery lUs 'ards Water street right un- thi the government obstructed the ra. - rJ in ntta ' Nfl. der the Urooklxn -bridge. Two hun- war so that trains coiildn t run tftrongn : "i- -" " " " . i re.-1r anvl immediately destroys inter state cCTumcrco by preventing the rx ifenee cf it unbject matter i qnitea' IlVg.il a oy& which merely retrains the frVnmcnt cf such matter nt of : Le state. Otherwise X combination whkh rcMtraineJ Jntcrr.tate commence would be im lawful, while one which 'cstroyc.I it would be bcychJ the reach of the law. It is submitted that the national jurisdiction is snbjce: to no K-.trh limitation. It recurs Tery clesr, therefwe. that a rtilt wcnld l:e grinst the member of the Unitel Mine Workers' Asci.i tion fl a comh'na'ifon in restrain; of ir.terstste ceirmerce wltliln the act of July 2. lSrtOi. nd that a preliminary injnnctfon would be prantetl which con:-.l be crorcrii by fl-1 the power of th national govortment. Thi precise conrre wm fcllowvd In the Debs case end was snprrled hy the coirrtft, not merely oa acconnt'of tnterference wVth the mails bnt a'o on. the ground cf restraint (p. 61 IVd. Rep..T2t). It Is abmltted that this conne would be proper In the prcsvui C26e. It would until the train were thoroughly exam- j Prircliari s. J..ie democratic party, inel. The commander of the rhips or- t.;.l Mr. Craig, was? before the tribu dered that thee railway obstrnction be!lt.i f.f renson. It stood wot for men ankl jusit gh tariff which nVolitclr orevTiU them wwil-l ',,r" tnnt nPe railway onrncuon oerlt:Ji renson. it stooa wot r no, KSv ':e Center ncluVie removed which instruct on were com-;li:it for econom:c principles art not? MoTxre.Iy t:e eater inciuje p!,efl wlth Then the Colombian govern-, to Tth .. the ki- and a combination which dl- MMifn mad? a practice of lining . nu as.trrs. He tienounced the hi dred tons of coal were deposited there by representatives of the coal railroads Thursday night, workmen staying up as late as 2 o'clock this morning in order to have the coal ready for those who would want it during the. day. The themselves on either side of the railway ; waiicn .s i-r . f Deone fo this coal from iin nni nrecntin'T thir puns, cocked mor.ODOlics. liwpenty wan causea ny , L x . , . .n ,nr1 anl ready to fire, at every tr? In as it ;nhe industry of the American people and pned. should there be revolntionary , ot Republican party. He de- soldiers aboard. This was considered . ti10 Republican admin Wtmtion ;t.1aSffriSinhv; ctKOr'not enacting and enforcing snita ios of life "f every foreign passenger s blc trust leg-Iation. His clee was an on the train." 'eloquent portrayal of tne era of negro The Craig-PritchaTd joint debate here 'rfc-mmation. will take place tomorrow at noon In j Jr pmie lso recevvefl flowers, the GTan.l Opera House. This will be rrttchard rejoiiider was full of ffS A -thn. ory tenc. 3p- bowling tournament opened yestcr-; plsuJed to the echo. lr afternoon at the Albemarle Park . ? Club. Tlie tournament is creatine much the time the yard opened until it closed this afternoon showed how much some such system of distribution was needed. Thursday night signs like the follow ing were placed in stores all over the east -ide: " " - "Coal to the needy at 15 cents a pail, at Barber's, 377 AVater street." - The time for the distribution to begin was S o'clock, bnt -as early as G o'clock people began to arrive and by seven there was a ?rowd of over 500 people waiting in front of the yards. At S v-iuo. .me iiuiuu'"r.. - - . . o'c'ock it hau increasea to l.uuu most- interest in social circles. It will con- Chlrtiant for FaiS M ill IOnS ltTmll and children each one eqnip tinne throughout next week. :.j -,a . .n v-,i ..nw. hivf ij1''1 I San 1 rancisco, vn-i. jv. Attorney i peu Yl. C-annoil lls 'luuy an unr ui liic iic or SUuieilimii P n.u iv Ciiarles F. Fair on the executors. Hecoaj a-ay. has notified Herman Oelrichs that Fairj tyir Barber prevented confusion by lii lVha'!! having a man at the entrance of the The Grand Army Wilf Goto the Pacific Coast Washington, Oct.-' 10. San Prancfsco tod'ay wsa seleetted cs the place for holding the next encampment of the Grand Army of th Republic. The Saa Francisco delegate did some vlgorou cd' -c'Dmniiander-in-chief of trie ! . . . . G R and General Golvm or taeiT " 1 i i 7v 7 , Pennsylvania National Gd t a j - bep towT te3k esldeiit dtorY tor the Partite coast metropolis. Pennsylvania were in the president a j . f,.fv h-n,nJm?- during a part of the tone that ; - " - mom ZZTJIZ.- fered by the Jersey sresor't and prom ises were made that the veterane would (be charged only $1 per day for boaffl and lodging. On Toll call, however, San Francisco received; 507 rotes and Atlantic City only -168. - . . , . ' . I I, Frost in New York OI Tilt; tr l iiiiiiivii uvuatis, uiil uo ; , - fnsfd to divulge the name of the mother ' yard sell tickets good for one pad of or sex of the infant or place whera the coal -to each applicant. Besiiles 'the Buffalo. Oct. 10. Western New York was visited by the first fros.t of ihe fall last night, and it was so severe that. Jhi tteV heVow' freeing: childv could I bo seen Mr Oelrichs mftn who sold tickets there were sev Jrnne and corn were severely damaged, ilairghed at the mans claim, bnt Attorney eral mea vrho are well acquainted with Gardens in this city were destroved. Heggerty saya-lf Cannon presses them- t si(!erBt 0 see that small grocers except where they were protected, Wh?n 3jand peddlers did jxrt get any of the dav dawned the frost wa so heavy that -in the ..Lf.lx.19' y it had the appearance of a snowfalL warrants will be issued for the claim- al. room Secretary Root, Attorney General Knox . j - J.:...:.r. vcvio'rit- wo?o tTfcre-. aim liuiui."iuiii.j. " nftK Ccoimi-sdioner Wright aTrIved in Washington-soon after ten o'clock and went directlv to the white house- where be spent about half an hour with the resident. It was arranged that he should come back at four o'clock in the af terawyn and that Mr. Itoot and ivir. Knox j?iho;uld come at the same hour. Thi afternoon meeting took place ac cording to schedule and the conference bud been in session about half an hour when GenWal Stevv-art.and General Go bin arrived. It was ) explained ofllcially at the White House tonight that General Stewart came fof the pnrpose of pay ing his respects as the new commander ;n.nh; Af tho Grand Array of the Ike- vi;,. nr.ii Gpneral Stewart himself made the statement that General Oobin, who commands the brigade of state troops in! the region around Wilkes barre, had come to W ashmgton on G A. R. business." ft is not denied, however, that they talked with Presi dent Roosevelt about the situation ra the disturbed mining regions. The pres ence of the Pennsylvania officials gave color to the report that the governor of Pennsylvania is listening with some fa vor to the representations of the coal operators j that he ought to call on the government for federal troops to pro-, Close Game at Davidson PaTidson, N. C.jOct. 10. Special.- 0?ufnian 6, Ta.vldson0. Both, teamsplaya clean, hard ball. GPurtaan-s interfcr- rence was;Tery .efleotlve, especially la f mass plays. 'Jpacli' Roller deserrcy . much credit for the splendid ..ahowirip: j of the team. Davidson wa. handicap- j; ped 'by the disability of thjee of the. ! best players, including thecaptalq. 'The'; -ball wasr in Davidson's possesstott. pa ; Furman's two yard lme when tlme-was : , called. i' : . - ti?rl f ; Reception Next Monday ' ! : London, Oct.10.--It ia offlcially n- i ') noiwicea today that King Edward wF.l I I receive Generals (rbirt,? Young audi 1 f Wood, Lieutenant t Johnson and.. Lieu- j i teitant MicKiniey of hh United ?tat . ) army at Buckingham paiaco on r.ext v Monday mormug. - ' . . I, 3 ' 4
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
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