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Newspaper Page Text' ." :." . t,;.- , : .-: .v' ' v. r" , . .. --v .' r ,-. :.: .:--. ::'..-::..,.. ::., , . ' - ' ".-', ortlsiiidi: . ;Meiniiag-- ' TV " ! ' t1 D I- . "J: M l 1 t v ' l i, M ' FOBTLAITD, " OUtlG ON, , .TVEKSES DAY,' JUIY 2, 1902. PMCE , JTVE f CENTS; ' 1 Edward Gains Brilliant fScrlDM-McBa tfw Indian Contingent. . , tONDON, July J.-AccorlInc to th official buHtln Usued from Buck lifUwa Palace at 10 o'clock thi momlti tlijreiarkabl jwogma , which tli Kln bat made lnco tho oporattoa' wu rtormed eight day ao oonttnne without Interruption. r v. I -Th' Indian 'troops reviewed 'today jaqder- Jlk circumstance ttend ln( th colonial parade - yesterday. The- numbered 1300 -and. presented a irerjr brilliant aspect There wera mounted detachment, . repreaentlng very, race and religion oS India, t Sntllata troopa commanded by tha Duka of-Coonaught held the lines. The Queenvvaa a.apecutpr from her car rlege, drtvinr up and down the line amid great: enthusiasm; (rom the large'' prowds which attended tha display. After .the review -the Prince ot . 4- DIE:PRDTESTlN63iNN0CENCE August Schevie Pays' .:, aoaay at (Journal Special Service.) 8T. HELENS, July (.--August Schleva was banged here today for - the, murder of i Joseph SchulkowskL - After partaking . heartily Of chicken dinner, Achieve , walked eatanly to tha scaffold, acoompa--"Btaay-a tsnole, Carl Jjohiara of PorV land., Be made a abort speech, proclaim ing his hinpoencev and submittsd to , be bound , without a murmur. - The black cap waa put on bis bead at. 12:05 and at 12:01 tha bolt, was, pulled which shot bim ito aternityl .,. After an interval of IS minutes he was pronounced dead by the attending phy sicians, and the body waa cut down. A crowd of about MO peopie witnessed the execution. . ji ' August Schieve had & peculiar person ality. Sheriff Hattan made a special study of, the man, and believed that his brain was. abnormally developed; that while ha waa bright in some respects, be was men tally ' unbalanced In other. In other words, Schieve did not realise that be had committed a crime when he killed' Against Two Colored Men Will Soon Be : A. T. Gladissee and Ed. Johnson, the young colored men charged with tha mur der ot Louis Borgus, were given Into the custody of County Jailer Mitchell this morning. The District Attorney's office hai not had time to handle the case, but this morning Chief McLauchlan 1 RDFRS CHARGE IT'S THE F0URTH?OF JULY AND OUR ATTRACTIONS W '.V; j Men s FurnisIiing Goods, SsV'.'W-w . -' m At I FAIRLY CILACKLX IKE FUHCRACWLICS. Outias Appard.ianmer Underwear Beautiful Open-wcrk " I a wuan iibm) nu sMvf tiirivj. , EVERYTHING to KEEP YOU COOL as CUCUMBER , "ONLY GOOD GOODS-ONLY REASONABLE PRICIS." M. '- MEN'S FVRNISHER w4, HATTER Sole Agent for the (7c mw DO WEATHER Shower this afternoon and tonight; Tfam-sday clear - ing, who namy lemperatqra; wewany wmoa. i''Tt'.?nv.-:-?? c t . it v sncience If .one of. the days when a mln f smoother than usual. If its a i? TI' ''ve ot Just the coect things. 'There are' a TeV more T . fl t of tie SILK GOLF SHIRTS left at 59c. -''Any thine you want r- I'll IS'. .-; i a a a f f is ue tunusrung- gooas une we.nareana tnt ; trice; here Is al- $r . ll... .Tn.V.. , if .ii i ..;., . t fi ;T;HENRY J t r v - ote jigent -ror ; THTRD STREET. 1 Oi" KING IMPROVING - " i r " 1 1 ;""IT -i --.. i-'k ;'''f' StrenethFast-T- " i S Reviewiof;rthe AMooiatlon.) " f 4' -"f - tle; Penalty for ; Murdqr 01, neens.: flchulkowakjj that under similar clrcunv stance ha wtiuld have killed -any other mart, slmp'y to experience tha sensation that would be produced by taking the Ufa of, a fellowman n-' .'(.' Sherilt- Jtattan also beUeved1 thai ohleve wa lacking in t8e sensation of (arrow, remorse,- regard for truth etc. : Testerday Scbleve 'Joked about the axe outlon. and auggeated .to Pet Smith, an Indian; who Is serving' a 80-day sentence in the eounty JaU, that hhad better eat fthanga places' wlihi him. He a)so dis cussed borsa trading - to a sonslderable extent, telling how to make a good trade, etc . ,V. . , - i-?;f - f Tha prisoner's appetite was good and he aAept well. Up to the last moment ha contended that ha was innocent of the murder but," did not'glve' any clue that Would implicate any other person In the murder of his old associate and friend. i Bchieve's- father and other relafivea de cided that, they would take charge of his body tor burial, and to!'"' attorneys have Bled , an objection to an inques being neia .on u corpse. Aotlfled that an indictment bad been duly filed against the prisoners, and he bromptljr got then eft, bit bands.;- . " T3eJtayC"JKeJTigaJ aaidi. : . . "Eraok Snow and rayeeK hava secured some very stjrong ueyldnoe against tha , two men, tut to make It publio at this time would defeat the-ends of Justice, as the crimi nal element of the colored colofty would meet all;', of our evidence with strong alibis. 'It Ja of such a nature that the -District Attorney 1 aatlsfled that the prosecutl(?h'a Case is very strong." . Neither, prisoner baa' been allowed to converse , wit b the other, but both deny In a general way of being in any way connected with the inurder. - At S o'clock this afternoon tha prisoners were arraigned and ; given until-next Monday to plead. r ; '-;' Attorney -wil be appointed to defend them. ; '':.' WHEAT AURKET. i BAN " FRANCISCO, -July, t-Wbeat, fLW .v'- ' - - ''v.r-' i CHICAGO, iujy I. WbWt, TOHlHc. as t-.es'frwb.,Sf Socks ? 2aaWashtnglon St. PORTLAND, ORE. JAMESON HAT. QC 3 ED likes to look vell-a little'. matter of a HAT.' GLOVES, or? J', ."WHITE-- -' is) tna &inu uat, . . ' H Bet. Washlngtoa and Yamhia )Qi dsj ivj fPay: K iol n't lie Advises l5i Mayor'Williams! Appointees. Police Commissioner WM.' M". LADPl' Fire Commissioner RICHARD EVER DINO. ' 1 - . 1 "N , - '"' - ' City Ph ysjeian DR. ' JAHES ' 21ANJ " ' ' ' Harbormaster BEN BIGU. ; 1 . ( . 'Superintendent of the Street ''Cleaning Department ALEXANDER . DONALD SON. " " 11 Health v CommlssIoner-HER,AN ' R. BKEWDORP- . . -' Plumbing Inspectoiv-f HOUAS - H. HULME. i Foundmaster P. Ml REED. The first meeting of the new City Coun cil of Portland waa held In the council chamber at the City Hal) this ; afternoon at 1 "o'clock. Beautiful decorations of palms, ferns and cut flowers transformed the somewhat severe architecture of 'the chamber Into a bower of beauty and re flected great credit on the - doooratara. Mayor- -WlUlams waa the centre-of at traction to 'the' crowd who gathered In the gallery, .' - The following newlylected tCouncJlr men occupied the circle of desks,? whletr wer Ustily decorated with flowers In harmony with the general scheme of tb Chamber; i -V First Ward, C. K. Rumelln: Sesond Ward, M. Foeller; Third Ward,vJP,.. Tk Merrill; .Fourth Ward, A KT; Bentley; CKaeaV.B.. P. CardweU, Sixth Ward, B. D. Slgler; Beventh Ward,,I,.ZImmer. man; B?ighth Ward. D. T. Bhenratt; ijlipth. Ward. J. P." Sharkey; Tenth "Ward, ; C. Albee;' Eleventh WardTA. !F. Tlegelr1 , The order "of business' purstusd ! was;' First, the election of a president;; sec ond, the appointment of committees by Mayor Williams; third,., the - announce-' ment of the Mayor's appointees' to ' the positions in hii gift, and fourth.tbe'-'de livery of the statement of tbaMlhahOM of . the City of- Portland o data: and -th4 announcement of the Mayor'a public pol icy. , V ' " - .::'tXVH The Mayor's message to tha' Council was aa follows: r:f,r. PORTLAND, Or., July l.--To the' Com- Fmon CouncU: I submit herewith . ft statement prepared by the Auditor shpw Ing the financial condition of 'the city oa the JOth-day'ot irifc..WQ2. ;Xill-T" iMsoorces, aanuarr iw jutx January jiJkxaHtMm -ha la noe MM'wtaww ......m.,v z.na w I lumnnr 1 -Rm-rlDta to July 1. 1 Disbursements, January 1 to July 1 'Transferred to. , Fira department fund ........ ' Police department fund..,.-.... Ugnt tuna ...,.,......,. Boaded indebtedness Interest fund Street and sewer Interest tuna.................. Improvement Twenty-first' streets. ...,, Sewer, Sast Alder and other streets. ...... . ' Improvement Corbett street... Improvement Cable street, Sewer Hamilton avenue....; .....w.J - ' Improvement bond Interest fund.......u. Warrants drawn ,..........,.. Available balance July t lS02..."T... .1 . . . ! . . h Mi, ! Estimated resources, JuljMl to Deceef , at ; July lAvailabie balance .... ... . Oeneral licenses , ............. MV... .......... , ..... f Pound -fees .. .... . .;...,..... . ? Delinquent , taxes ...... .......'j. ..... .'. ..... 'Permlta .v. .'i Costa of street Improvement. .......... ; Rents .......,... Costa of engineering. ..............,.. .. ...... '. Dog lieenaea ...v...............t..,... Municipal Court .i. ........ ;.'.......... ..... i Premlum'von .bonda ......... MIsoellaneoua ""-nTr-"?-' ( Estimated disbursements, July 1 to December tl Transfers: ......... : j. .- . Bonded Indebtedness interest fund ' Street repair fund.. ........... ............ J..,'..., Improvementbond Interest-fund:......; r i .- Street and sewer, interest , fund . . .'. .r .. .. . ... . , " .. .. i: Deficit fire fund, ...;t'.t........v ................... General .expenses .......k... ' ' Deficit i :" ' ' '"'f Tteas -department fund. .- Resources, January 1 to .July 3K ' Available balance January 1, 103...,....., Receipts from taxes,' etc. Receipts by transfer irom general luna.,.; Disbursements. January 1 to July .Jr-. - t Transferred to general fund...,.......,.....,.:..... .. ' Warrants drawn: .,..r...r...M.......n...yir .......... Available balance July ,1, 08. Estimated resources July 1 to December Available balance July 1, I90t............:..; TT..In.A Miulnt. . ' : ;' ' ' ' Eatlmated disbursement (baianca app'n) Deficit i.........'MU.M....i,J.,M . i -r-'"' vrenerai zunu Polico department fund..................... Bonded Indebtedness interest fund....... jugm iuna i..uM..,. Street repair fund. ;' ECONOMT ' 'UBQEp': I am Informed by the Auditor that he has been careful and conservative fit hi esttmatea and It 1 possible that mere tbatt the amount of thse estimates may be received, and It 1 also poaalble that the , estimated amount of disbursement may be reduced, but to accomplish the end. . It js necessary that ther should be, a vigorous and , thorough i oollectton from all tha source of .Income to . the city and a rigid economy' exercised in disbursement as far aa tha Iritdresta of the. city 'wUI , permit., It Is desirable It possible to reach tha end ot. the fiscal year without a deficiency. , H; , r STREET IMPROVEMENT. :.. To manago the affairs of thla dty. In view of the multiform, complex and con flicting interests, requires . tha utmost deliberation and care, of all ooncemed ln it government our duties are! largely en hanced.' by. tha, preparation, Va :af ei pected to makfor tha great Lewi and Clark Centennial rwhlchr Is to tak Tjlaca in ' thi1 dty 'W; 1S0B. - On, ahd perbapa the moat important of these"' duties, la the Improvement of) atreets." ' Portland I this particular la behlBd; Ita' prosper- if y and growth in OtheV respect, t Many of our streets ' and aldewalk are in' ' Suppression, of Gambling and Notorious Houses ; ; and Desires " Municipal : Economy . very, fcad condition, and we must put forth wry effort possible for their im provemetit ' We'iieed and hope to 'have 'the' Cooperation 'art our cltlcena, tut if necessary must fake the responsibility of'overirulmg-.'lW'tar as the law wUI allow, "the objectlons of those who would delay' or hinder fbese improvements. ' - r suppress ."cribs."' -; ' ; . Subdivision 5 of Section a ot the char ter I confers tupost .4he : Common Council power 'and . authaltyj io prevent and sup pTesa.bawdyihouaea.. I refer fb hls.un pleasaat subject, to say that whlle.it may not. be, In tha Ppwer of the city govern ment Wholly U suppress ,thls evllf lt is ayuhln;-,0ur yower . and, our plainduty tb-protect' public, decency, and to that end It 1 myf opinion that the "cribs" on the streets between the railroad' depot and the hoteBi and ,elsewhere on our main streeU should b suppressed and- their inmates-ompelld- to, suit their business Or. to taoye into, more aecluded Quarters. Soroethli) t .least, would' be galnej for the appearance of the city if . these people . would ; r occupy ' - houses . that have an air, Of respectabfllty. v The pres ent -altuatyon ..to . respect to thU matter I, ,, disgrsx to ( the City off Portland, and reeommfend-the, passage of anor dlpance to giver, affeCif to , thi' augges tion.T . ',r'- i .r , ' TO. fUPPRSSS 'QAMBLINO, . pni' (0f tha most difficult -vtoes with Which Iwe have to deal is t)uit of sm- 5'ljh)f.OrqlJiiicr.p.,.ss8i is. very, comv rehenslve land fs1d,!wp1 hf uWect, 'buti0 aiconaldersWe, extent seems to k 4'jBoi'!lettefi.---i!0H)aV -to enter 'upon any Vtepiaa .schatp of reform tis a this- mattei1, but I see bo reason why tbla' Tdtnaiic.!may not be "en forced ao. lolipreyent tb running of such game a lard, roulette and the itke wiiicb art; nerfessailyl fijor orless ojt a ittWle MtiV;iS't5fS? fit-rtf i: i 1 1 want to iiH;itoft,.jwt;'.'to,ar slottiir iamMllig :t Ite,' knovfik;n4 Advertised 1 by;; pimp d ' procurers Into f hick .th youn,rinaperlehoed', and no Wary are antked' to 1 fee robbed and fre quently ' ruined. . There" is a oiirrent rumor-,-in this city", that certain persons connected -with- tha- Police Department hav. received money from gamblers; and ethet to overlook thetif violatlona of law. ' "jjt .jf "" '." '.IM1 Vaa f 1S,S1 It S,ltW 300 00 1146 80 SUM 600 00 1,S40 1131 1 1M OS 10.000 OH ' ,..... I 38.111 . 82,0tf n-H21,16s 00 , i $ M,t7t 39 t v 82,500 00 -t 600 00 ..... 50 0 t 250 0 ..... 12S0O 600 00 4.000 00 4,600 0 1,000 09 , ...., 1,000 00 ..... 4,200 0O-SU6,801 ..$ 24.191 89. .. 7.752 8 J .. J.600 00 .. 1,000 00 .. 1.735 98 ,.v 90,744 0-S12.M .."- $ S.128 77,829 71 ' ' J&.W XS-f 931149 02 .......... t4,tnes ; .'5,n ll- 0,460 1 iS-IC $ 40,696 St tt ,. - .S40 W5 28 ' ' 6.7U 0O-8 46,407 28 r $ 48442 98 I 1.736 73 - Available Bal. June . 80, MW. Estd. Estd Disburse Receipts. ments. Transfers S98 3 00 180. 744 99 S38.181 60 4.285 00 42,637 90 r.44 89 ' 91,046 00 8,571 00 81.241 62 . 8,4e6 63 ! 14,000 43 826,876 89 8,3S3 S4 63,840 63 JS.64S 74 6.616 37 I do not attach much Talue to mere ru mor but If any one has any reliable evidence ot such official misconduct I should like to have that evidence sub mitted to me. ,s LIQUOR TRAFFIC ' vA to. the liquor trafflo, I have this to aay: I recognise th necessity-' of a well regulated license system. Wa have considerable number of . respectable men In Portland engaged la .tb .saloon busi ness, and my Judgment la that the grant ing, of licenses should e, restricted to that class of person. ; I am also of tha opinion that the saloon business, as a general rule, should be ' limited . to the business portions and not extended into the exclusively resident district of th. city.? As long as licensed saloon-keeper conduct their business In a 'lawful and orderly manner they will hav no trouble with me, but Z a hall insist upon the re vocation ot any license granted to those who . convert their aaloonr Into den, of druBkeaess, debauchery -aad -ynfi-i- ; . PORTLAND'8 ATTRACTIONS. ' Portland Is oecomlnr popular pliea i or ine meeuoga w ocieues ana eonve. I tlona, and our dtlaena should trlvrVlth I each other to ntuitlplylU' attraction, ,Our cllaau.aad urroundlng canary ara' j -APMINTMEF9TS aji 'that can be desired, and our desire should be to muke our improvements cor respond with' our natural advantages." '. I should feel proud, and so I presume would.'a great, majority of our people, !f vhtn travelers and tourists and especially those who attend the Lewis and Clarktf Exposition f go away from our city; they woufl go :aaylng that Portland is not only a proaperOus and beautiful city but that It excel In th public spirit and good conduct ot its eltliens. ' ' V , GEORGE H. WILUAM8, II' i ' - . - .jaayor. President Zimmerman. Councilman U, Zimmerman, of the Sev enth Ward,;:: was. chosen president of the Connqi(. , on; he, second ballot , He was put In nomination, by Councilman , Sher rett, and' was opposed, by A. JC. Bentley, of tb Fourth Ward, who waa named by Councilman Tyler. ,. The. first ballot showed five votes for Zimmerman, -four for Bentley and one for Merrill, and aa there was no major ity, Mayor. Wyllams ordered that a sec ond ! 'ballot be taken. - - 'The second showed Zimmercan, 6; Bent ley, i -and Tyler, 1. The Councilman from , the Seventh Ward was according ly, declared elected . amid the applause of the large audience, which completely filled the chamber. Council Committees. ' - jFollpwing are the standing commltteer of th new City Council: Ways and Means B. P. CardweU, H. R. Albee, Dv T. Bherrett ' Accounts and Current ExpansesVArtbur K. Bentley; C. E. Rumelln, B. D. Slgler. Street Cleaning and Sprinkling. Fred T. Merrill,'' Zimmerman, C. E. Rumelln, JC P.' Fleget Mat. Poeller. . i Btreeta C E. Rumelln,' John P. Shar key, 1 2immermn, Arthur K. Bentley, Fred.T.' Merrill. ' .Sewer and Drainage-John P. Sharkey, B. P. Cardwell, B. D. Slgler, D. T. Sher. ratt, A.' F. FlegeL : Park and Public Property Mat. Foel ler, 8. D- Slgler, H. R. Albee. f Health and Police B. D. Slgler. B. P. CardweU, H.! R.! Albeet : Judiciary1., and Electlona-A. F. Flegel, Arthur K. Bntly 1 Zimmerman. ( Stroot LIghtuig-i.. Zimmerman, Fred Merrm:JohnP.-8harttey; IlLiT Bher- rett, Mat- Foeller. ' , IJceaaea D.: T.' Bherrett, H. R, Albee, John P.' Sharkey.-; ' ' , .Commerce, Landings and Wharves H. R. Albee,' Z Zimmerman, A. F. "Flegel. Waterr-O. P. Cardwell, Fred T. Merrill, Mat. 'Foeller;:. Liquor Licenses B. D. Slgler, Arthur K. Bentley, t. Zimmerman, B. P. Card well, A F. . Flegel. ; . IS yi fjiit Steamers Portland and Jeanie in Grip of the Ice. i fSerlppf-McRaa News Association.) 4- SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.-Th 4- steamer Jt. Paul, which arrtved -f -f bar' today, brings reports contra -f -4 dieting the Centennial' news.. Her " -f f crew says the whaler Baylies ar f rived at Nome on the toth and said -fvi native bad stated that the steam 4u ers Belvedere and Jeanle and pas- ) 4-sengers, supposed to be from Port- f- land,, .passed Behrlng Straits be tween June 1 and 8. Tha Thetis waa spoken on the 18th, but bad not seen the over dues. The Centennial reported that the (Belvsdere had seen the Thetis, Jeanla and Portland on the 17th. Held for the Outrage ; and Murder of a " .Child. , (Scripps-McRae News Association.) 4 BUFFALO. N. TH July 1-Char-'Wa,?;:. Chinese, laundryman, A 1 being held for the murder of S 4 year-old Marian Murphy, whose 4 outraged body . was found Monday In ) a small lake In Forest Lawn 4 4 4 4-4- 4 lMtsT''aarL. ,,wit?ifc-- 1 f 1 4- 4" -f "f f l(M (geripps-MsRaa New Association.) BOMB AT, July 1V-A cyclone ' blew a train from the; track at New Rampifrhat -today. SvThtrteett- wei killed and IS In- jured, nearly an of them natives, V A MOV DEVIL ... - . dm (raw A PECULIAR "Kill and Burn" Smith Is Only Gently Reprimanded by the Court WASHINGTON, July J.-The verdict ot the court-martial that tried General Jacob Smith in th Philippines.1 unique. From an unquestioned sourea it la learned that the court-martial held that Smith, to a certain extent, , exceeded the authority conferred by hi superior and by general order 100, In Issuing: his famous "kill, burn." and rhowUng .Wilderness" orders MURDERER -AND-RAPIST - . -j ' Escaped From Jail Only to be Again Taken. fScrlpps-McRae New Association.) Washington, ind July t-Joeeph Herbert, in murderer." wno. escaped from jail here yesterday, waa captured at 3 o'clock this morning at his bom in this city.. "Btir Edsott th ravlshee of Irma Pfehl, who also escaped, is still at lib erty, but a vigorous search la being mam talned. 115 IB III The German Emperor's Speech Against Poles Makeal (Scripps-McRae News Association.) VIENNA, July t Riotous demonstra tions ocourred at Lomberg, Callcla, today against, an attack on the Pole mad by the Kaiser , in .hlsjreoenlf; address. "'Slit thousand 'demonatrftiof -ieoT by students attempted Jto torm a German consulate but faf"TBey'tnWBAtacked the-homes of tb Polish leadera. supporting the Env. peror'a views.,';' ThV pollc ' arid . mobs clashed and many were. Injured. ' '' 1 " i Chicago Millionaire Commitf 1 Shooting. (Scrlpps-McRa New Association.) ' CHICAGO, July t.Sigmund Guth maBn, vice-president' "Ht: the wholesale shoe housa of Guthmann, Carpenter t Telling, a millionaire, ; committed sui cide by shooting this morning because ot 111 health. . : ; '. :. : ' .... ' :' - . : . A ! I t. 1 1' . .. v, WOODARD, CLARKE 01 COMPANY Wines, Liquors and Malt Walker' CANADIAN CLUB, SpedaL..... 5 1.05 Dewar's SCOTCH LIQUOR Special..............., 1.10. HaO's SPECIAL SCOTCH, Special J 'J T.15 McBraycr's CEDAR. BROOK, (Sour Mash) 5't:. I.l McBrayer's CEDAR BROOK, Hunter's BALTIMORE RYE... Dallemand'S CREAM RYE. Coincss' ENGLISH STOUT, Cuiness ENCUSH PALE Hnton'S EXTRACT MALT, Califorrda PORT, SHERRY WOODARD, CLARKE a COMPANY. Have You tTHEi "Magic Gas Lighter": A metal tube no blggtr than a pocket knIfe4ioI4 It over the gas Jet, turn on the gas, and the ras will be instantly lenited. No taper, no match, no electricity. Lasts forever. v;? - f. i J Pocket Size 83c f n ' Extension The John Barrett Cc r.: " Cih end AlCLR STTS New VERDICT Martial. to Waller. It was tha view of th eourtf however, that the general offence wa i palliated by tha conditions of tha Samar campaign. It sentence, therefore, la that -Bmlth should be cautlonod by th review Ing authority, which I tha prealdant. to be mora circumspect In future In hi or ,, ders to subordinates. In effect th verdict ,., Is "not guilty, but don't do It again. T . The Strike Situation at Hazleton Looks ; 1 Ominous. . : . (ScrloDS-McRaa News Association.)' 1 4- HAZELTON, Pa July IrThara 4i 4 were many encounter thla mom- 41. 4 ing between, special Deputy Sher. 4 4- lffs, . the coal and t Iron " pollc. and 4 4 the strikers, t ' Some' mine guard 4r 4- met a number of striker at Free- 41 4'. land and tha police drew their pla- 4 4- tola and fired. CTA atrlker also drew ,4 4 a revolver, , and a demonstration ,4 , 4- took place, .altboughj no ,n,wa 4. 4 wounded.' ':;.w ! 'V. , 4- Later th pollc arrested , fou 41 ; 4 miners, thereby Increasing the kex 41 ., 4- dtement Ks-'t- --th r i M AH MR DMeittSyienna.iThat ,Brougl ! . (Scrlpps-McRaa Newa Association.) ' VIENNA,; July JJ-r-In1, V 'duel' with sword today between "' student ' and . Pan German. Deputy Berger the latter' ear was cut off. J , . r'-"-, 1 -7 "T? COMING WEST (Scrlpps-McRaa News Association.) - - WASHINGTON. July l-Prealdehs Compere, of tha Federation of labor, aa companled 'by Vic-Presldent CConnelU left today for San 'Francisco, where- th executive council meet on Jury tUr ' ' TUNNEL COLLAPSED, r fScrlpps-McRae New Association.)' : -' MARIETTA, June 1 At 8 O'clock this morning the tunnel on tha Lake ' Erie, i Alliance ft Wheeling' Railway her col lapsed through its entire length. - Tha , rumbling noise was heard for 'miles,, Many workmen' were "caught la tha fall . Ing debris, and six Italians wer aerl ously injured, ' f ' ' " ' i ' i t " vF (Sour Mash) quarts... 1.40 1.15 1.10, 2.30 2.20 2.25 .23 MiiMMeHteSi. dozen. ' ALE, dozen.. dozen. aae a V : and CLARET, quarts. Seen It ? it 9 9 m ft - Two Styles, with Handles. . v. Stores C,-; SERjOUSgi; CLASHES:! - ', i ... -.;,- , J t a. V i s