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FAFR   AXT>     r()flI.i:T?   Sl-X1>AY. MOVDV*.   !  \!R.
MonrRXTi;  xokih  '.vrN'T)s
FOUNDED 1906
WILKES-BARRE. PA., SUNDAY, JUNE 8,  1913.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
THE KAISER FROM INFANCY TO RULER
Czar Paid Quarter Million To
Have Scutari Give Up Fight
Against Relative
PAID TURK COMMANDER
(C'aHo to  IndPoctidOTit.^
S» Petersburg. .lune 7. —-It was Iparned here toni.eht that the czar paid Essad Pasha, Turkish command¬ er of gci'trrl, $2r.0,ono to indtice the latter to surrender the fortress of 'Scu¬ tari to Kinp Xicholas of Monteneero in order th.at the .Montenestrin misht retain the confidence of h'.s peoole.
The money was conveyed  from  the CMr to   E.s.<:ad   P;>sha's  nq-ents   by  the Gninri   Duches"   MMitza.   v.-ife   of   the Rusplr.n  nr.T-d   Puke   Xicholas   X'ice- laipvitch,  and   dniisrhtpr  of  the   Mon- t.'i!f?rin   Idn?.     The    prand    dttchess •»-nt- .sent to the orar tvith letters frotn Kin? Xicho!i?<!.  in  which   he  declared that   unless   he   cuptured   Scut-fi   hisi thrnr..'- would  be  'ost.     It is said  the [ att>r  tn.->k   th-*   rr.onev   from   his   per-| jnna!  fund  an-"   purchased    the   sar- | reni^fr of the T"ortre.<:.s. riiakins: it an-j pea- that the Monter,e=:rin had forced J the Turl;.-: to ci'pi'u'ate.
TAFT GOT 10 AT THE CAPITOL
Well Educated Subject Of Mi kado  Throws Away   Paper Packet When Dragged From The Water-Also Forgets His Good English  When Detained. Was Near Fort Wsdsworih
STATE DEPARTF^ENT CONDUCTING INVESTIGATION
¦——  In  the aocornpajiyln?    photographs
Wash:r.-.on.  June   7.-.Mthou;h  he , ^^^  ^^^^^.^   ^^^  ^^.^„.    ^^     different gppiit  some years  in  ,^\ashinffton     as;
Wcretary of" war and f.iur years as | ^Ses. Tomorrow all of Germany will t'T-'sluent of the T'liiteu Stites. Tro- : commence the celebration of th« Em- fsss'M- William Hosn-ard Taft of Vale ; peror's twenty-fifth anniversary of University today pot lost in tb--> op.p-]his rctpn of peace. On the left is ito] btdtding and took guides and i showtt Kaiser ¦^Vi'.liam a,>! nn Infant In passcrsly to d;r--'i-t him -o his dfstin-j the arrr.a of his mothc, f:mpre.ss Vtc- ttion. .«pi?aker Chartin C'^r'Cs offlce.      j toria..     Beneath   is   the  Kaiser as     he
Professor Taft l;;ughed when a cnr- ' appeared    when      he     itscended      the respondent   suggested   the   reason   ho j throne   t-rccnty-five     years  ago.     The   and below is a photograph of hirn as   today rot loft was because he did not come   upprr picture on the right show.s the   a lieutenant in the German army   In (For nrtich
there and read his mes.<asr.s. | ^_^^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
"Xo."   he   replipd.   "hut   T   used   to ;   ™™~''~T"™'^'^?|f^^^^?^?^?^r'^"^^^?'-
come up h..'>re ?nd lo'obv seTctary of war.
.Kt th° white house th'? ident was given a warm  wf !ci>mp  by ¦President   Wilson   and   the   attache".
Telegraph to Independent.
New  York,  .fiinp 7.-   Katn  O.stika. a avpI] edupafod ynim<r  man i and suspfct'-d nt' h^einpr a Japanrsp spy, was jiickod out of the wat- i ors of tlie lower hay at a short distanco    from    Fort     Wadswnrfh parly  loc!ay and   i.s now dftainod  at tho   immij^ratioii  station  on Eilis   Islf nd  pending  an  invp.stisratinti f)f his case.
Threw Away Papers.
Thf f;irt that Osaka spokp c .KPidlent English when rescued to- jrethcr with tho assertion of his rescuers that the^' saw Osaka tlirow it package of papers overboard sliortiy after they pulled hini into the lio;it. lias caused the authorities to regard the tnfin wilh coil: iderahij? suspicion. Shortly after 1 a. in. this mornin,? Captain I{<ihert \'iss. of the motor ship CTiristian X was aroused hy slioul.s from ;t persnn who was in tlip water hctween the ves¬ sel and l''ort Wa-lsworth.    .\ boat was lowered and after fortv-tive
NOTICE TO READERS
The Indnx'i"'''nt today presenta Jl toftil of foin>-tw>> i^ig-ps for your «-on;*i<1cr;i 'on. Thi-> Ls coih- posod of th<- rT-suiar features of the wifkiy [>t!h!i«>tioii a ttventy pngf ne\\-; npor. in every sense of th«> word, a four pasro oonilc •.criioti, rocond to none, .'iiid a iiiajni.'liio section of i-iirhU'en pacc.^^ <'ontainin:r ITte latost firtion in tho !ii,'!-{ or Mrit*>rs of tho pres- on*  (ia.v.
tnvina' to the intTCT-i^erl «.i?o of tlic pubMcafion tho followini: snm- iiiBrv it: Fi"'ii. I!." >-arc vnu 3:ot nil of T^io Fn(?op<-M(IfT>(.
So!-t;o:i t—lat"^ tclpur.iph and KH-a!  it'nv'-.    T'.'i »«2-o«.
Si-f-tioii '2—Foil (ietJiils of sport- fne Morid. <-orrr>pondenro and tlioatrlc.Tis.    Ten pajic?.
Sot, ion S—fomlo oatsidp rover. Four  pnsos.
.¦^lacJuiiH^ setnion. KishtcCTi pac:-.
Tota!—Forfv-tv.o  padres.
minutes .if iianl  vork a!.rainst a slronrj tide the crow rescued Osaka :^S''I'?,'1f-^Ti'Ji^\T ffiS fi 17
"¦'¦" '-'- - ' - -^ ^' - ¦ ifiliWMlI M/iS
FOPXE WILSON
^.s he aiipca-i".:;
See Pace  fl.)
For a half fwur th* former president
occupied   his  old   desk   nnd   received
callers juet « he used  to do.
 »   »	
IMTOGET fiOV, AT CARDS
::;::-PRESIDENT white of the miners'
LION INDICTED IN VIRGINIA
MANY NAMES, FOR THIS KID
(Tejegrapli to Independent.)
Columbia. .'^. C, June 7.— f m receiv- ins 8 telephone messag-e hist nisht that Governor Cole L. Blease was playing a pame of poker at his club, the Coinmerci.Tl, Chief Cathciirt and a «iuad of police   made  a   raid   on  t'ae
Re And Other flfficialsi)f Tlie Onifsd Mine Werlters^ Or¬ ganization Charged V/ith Violating The Sher¬ man Anti-Trust LaVln Raising Wages In West Virginia
Otarleston. W, Va.,
(Telntrrnph t o Independent. > Juno 7.—XUieteen offlcial.s lne'n<lin£r Ti-eHdent •Tohn I*, V.'lllle. of the t'ni(e<I 'M*nv W'orKers of Aincri.-!-!. v.ere todny indict¬ ed hy the fcficral court charged ^vith ilolathie the Sherman anti-trust law. The cliiirge asaiii-t the labor l*a<lers Is ihat tliey j-oiispif'd \v;tli the <'(vjl establishment. They arrested the card' nilne owners of P."nn'^.''ivania. OIilo. and llltnoi.s to raiM- th- wase-* of tJio players, but it wa.-; found that Gover- ; minrrs in V.e-n  Virglnja In an effort to p''cvcnt llie mine* of that state from
compctins wiih   those of ilie ffiiir states.     The   Intlietmcnts   follow   closely upon the Inve'-tisation hv the mine owners   of   the   ciiu-^    of    the    rw^nt strikes nnionp  the 70.000  'n West  Virginia.     It   u-as   found   that    the   ment were  not   especially   anxio!;>   to  strike In  nny oaso and  that  Ihey had al¬ ways, tlone So at  the histlMtion of leadei-s from out.s1de sta(e«.
nor Blease was at home in bed.
The police have been at war with the governor since he pardoned hi.s nefro chauffeur. Harrison Xeeley. •'"ter he had been convicted hy the police for exceeding the speed limit.
KNIFFEN MAKES MORE ARRESTS
One  in   Tills   t'il.v, in    War'ior    Itu-
Two Saloon >len. •nd the Oth,., Oiarged \\:tli  .Selling .Vl'tcr  H(jurs.
Slieriff Kr.iffen and I'.is deputie.s *we busy last nisht. They caused two a.-rests of saloon men charged With selling after hours. The first to "'l Into the net was Georare Reeve.s Pwpri'-tor of a place at Warrior Run. " is alleged fhat he ¥oId by wholesale ^'tsr 1:' o'clock, midnight, faat night.
The second charge wa-s made *sa;nst Frank .Martino, a .»aloon keep- w of .^tanlon .street, this city. It l.<! *^'eKed that he .sold into.':icant.s to a lumber of men who were in his bai- '¦"om at 1 o'clock this morning.
(Tele^'r.iiil! i'> In6ependeivy   ..
¦ Tou«hlteej.-.'\ \. 1'., Junet.-^^rfiiB lives until he ts twenty-one years old, (.'harles Durant Hearst Elbert Hub¬ bard SaKue Miilneis wili receive $iO,- 000 and the interipst which will accrue on that amount for the ne-vt twenty- one years.
The child, hom yesterday, is the first eon of George G. Maine.o. ^ real ectate operator nnd leader of the Pro¬ gressive party here, who eloi>ed two years ago with Mi.ss Mae Zimmerman, of Flint, .Mich., a student at the fash¬ ionable tjlen Eden seminary here.
The young.oter will be christened Charle.s. .\t the end of five years the name Durant will be added and he will be given $1,000. Five years later the name Hearst will be added and an¬ other $1,000 will be given him- When he Is 15 year.9 old the name Elbert will be addcil and .ilso another .Sl.ono. ¦When he arrives at tiie age of 20 yeara the name Hubbard will be added and when he arrlvep at 1 name is!iE:ti<^ wll' be a n.^me   Ch.irles   Durant   Hearst   Elbert
^VhiIl•  iieinir rowed to  the Christian X the Jap threw overboard a packa.-re of what appeared to be a roll of papers.
Fell From a Ferry.
.Afier b^in? talr en aboard the ves.sel, Osaka told Taptam N'iss that lie had fttllen ovr-rboard frnin a Pennsylvania railroad ferry i)oat at lOv^O the previous nig'ht and had drifted about sinee that time. \t\ lelliner his story the nian .spoke almost perfeet Kntrlisli. Since itiitip takei, to tlie iiiniii?rarion station he hs^ deelarod he iinder^yi 'v'  ¦¦¦, V]-,{:]i^h and is not fliMe to speak it.    The State de-
¦ i'lni'ent has beea notiiled and ?:n investigation into the man's passport is iiv.iia inafle. Within a sliort time it will be deter¬ mined t-.'hetlif^r le is a deserter from some warship or if he I'fpreseutii the Jai:''9nese rrnvernment.
Former Newspaper Man.
Lieutenant F. JI Phij'ps. Jr., s tationed at Fort "Wadsworth said tonitrht he b'lieved Kato Osaka to be thp -Tapane.ce whom he s;iw ne.-ii' Battery Cat Lin \Frid ay eveninja'and whom he recogniz¬ ed as a Japanese he had knpwn in ilanila as a newspaper cor¬ respondent. Lieut':'nant Phipps considered the man's actions to be of sueh I suspicioi;s nature that he called a detachraent of soldiers and  bac   him   esct rted  from  the reservation.
scon siwfT im
IS Cim BY DYiiTE
Only Two Killed And Same Number Seriously Injured Out
Of Sixteen Victims—AJI Are Rescued From
Underground Workings
(SpfiJal to Intl^r»ni*Tit.) brought  the injured and dead to the
M-    CarniM,   Pa,    (Mouth   of  .Scott ¦ surface.     The fir.st  report/? to  the  ef-
To Take Stand And Show Au¬ thority For Statements Concerning The
CONGRESSIONAL LOBBY
fill  be .'tauert  and ¦ ; ana tne rescue wor* wan uuna.
he age of 21  the! °"sly Injured and an even dozen over- , ^.^^^p^ f^^. ^j^^ crowds of fran ddftd. making his! ^''^.'"^^ ^^ f.imes and 'iho< k of a dyna-1 raen and children that thronge/
mite   exploHion   i.=<   the   t--)lal
1 fe<-t that the mine was afire is untrue and the rescue work was unhajnpered
tic -w^o- ged ahout casualty, .^e mouth  of the Scott ebaft    State j fore  th
(Trtoffraph  to  IiuIoiK>ndent.l
¦Washin.ffti n,   June    7—There   Is   re¬ sent n-..9nt in the White House over the charg-2 mado by Keiuator Townsend at the   senate   lobby   hearing-   that   Pres¬ ident Wilson is the> most effective lo'o- byist.    There is doub-,  however,  tha,l the  President  will  take  official notica of  the   criticism   of  his  methods  and J appear  before   t'ns Investigating  com¬ mittee.    Senator   R^'ed,   actlBjr chair¬ man declare! that he will not call fh» President to the stand.    "He will b«, M'clcomed i-:* he desires to appear, but. I  see  no  reason  -why  he should  d-eny - charftes   that   newer   have   been   mada and until pom^c senator makes a speci- : flc charge, namin? som-e senator -who- ha.s been infl-.tenced, the President will I not  be  called."  said   Mr.   R«ed.       He hold.s   that   the   chareres   h.a-rlnjf   Twen j made  hy the Republicans they     hare j a.«;sumed the buiTien of proof.    Senator' Reed made hist statement upon his r*-. turn from the 'U'hlte House where h« had a. conference with .'Secretary Tu¬ multy.
Xo  Minority   Plan.
Senator Ciimmin.s. -tvho with Sen^tw^j XeLspn   of   lllnne.^ota.   reprenents   thej minority,  has made no definite plans., He dipolares that, ina.smuch     as    t'h^\.< Democrats   staa-ted   this   Inqulrr   upon the   direct  charge   by   the     Pre9lfl#Bt that  a  lobby existed.  It l.s  their   dnty to  pur.sue it to tho end.    "But." saTB fhe Towa mnn, "T Intend to Instwt t*-)
Hubbard .<5.Tgiie .Maine.s.     It" will theni ''-"^ "^ ^^^ explosion  nere  tcday.     Re-, ^,-^(.^^ however,  held the crowd back-ndent   Wilson   furnt<5h   fha become  the po.sse.sfor of J20,000 with I P°''^-'' f>'-''t fent out indicateci a mining   poj^ie of the rescue men insL-rted that
accrued  interest.
Elective Clause In Compensation Act Calculated To Cause Trouble This Week— -Progress   Of   Other Legislation
(Sl)wlal to  IndOpetident.) i
Harrisburg,   .funt;   7.—The   L<cgri."Ia-j ture   i.s  facing  the   biggest contest   of the   session   in   the   dispute   t'nat   hasi
the very front rank of state.q -with re- »;ard to labor Ics.sldtion nnd a-ssert that few if any otheis have anythint; like   fo   liberal    provisions    as    thcst;
ARREST DOCTOR FOR VIVISEQION
lERED IN G SANS PIT
ri.sen over the elective clause in the: which will prevail under the Walnut! workmen's compensation act. The| bilLs if they are passed a^ amended outcome Is in doubt but the oylnlonihy the Senate. The Hou.se wili re-j prevails on Capitnl HII! that it wi'l lie fuse to ac-ept the bills as chnnfjed to f^o amended a-? to meet with the ap-| rtieet Senate view.-; and they will go to proval of both sides. The call of j a committee on conference, which will James H- Maurer, iiresident of the! tend to stretch out the se.ssion. The •State J-'cderatlon of U-ibor, for a con- Senate ¦wl:l vote on them as they ference of Itilior leaders In this cily j etand next Tuo.sda.^. no <-.   Tuesday   to   d'scuss   the   ad visa -!
(Tcicgmpli to IndCTK-ndeTtt.)
Philadelphia, June 7.—Or. .loshua E. Sweet, assistant professor of sur¬ gical research in the I'niversity of Pr-nn.sylvania, was arraign^ ci hefo.e a magistrate .and he'd l.i $400 ba;l to¬ da.v On a charge rft unnecessary cruelt.v to animnis un3er vivisection. The evidence wns obtained by Jliss Henrietta Ford Ogden, a member of one of the oldest Philadelphia fami¬ lies, a woman of fortunf and high social position, who declared on th? witness stand that every Prida^¦ ;ifter- nor-in for six months shf had crawled through a hole in a fence surrounding the medical lalioralories and had wit¬ nessed the cruel:ie.s Inflicfd upon thei
tragedy w Ih two score  men entomb-, there were seven  others in  the mine,
ed   a   mile   underground.= b:il   tonight i-!.,„{  tjjls  the  offlclaLi have  &a stated.
the officials have accour ts for every! ^efif)j{p,]y djsproven.
man and the persistent r imors to the! Owner of >ftne.
effect   that  seven mora  men  are  still       ^.j^^   ^^^^^   j^,   ^j^^   propertv'   of   the
underground  in  a mine   t^re,  are un¬ true.
Tljc  IKad.
The dfaii are:
George i-eduskey, brattic-man, Mt. Carmel.
Steve  \\ r.rgas,  laborer,   .Vft. Caripel. Tho Injured.
Peter Harris, laborer, a; Shamokin hoRpital. ;ince being admii'ed he has had one I<-4 and rme tsrm ;\mputated. Hla body was badly Tna,-iK!ed from being hurl^'d about by the force of the ooncu.i.'^ion.
Mineral Railroad and Mining Com¬ pany, allied with the SiusQuehanna <''oal Comp.iny. Robert .\. Quin. of ^^*ilkes-Ba^re, Is the manager of the concern.
I.rfust night Manager Quin, of the Susquehanna Coal Company, was in¬ terviewed In thia city by the Inde¬ pendent. He stated that he had been in communication with the officials cf   the  Scott   coHiery   at   Mt.   Carmel
hearing.': ar<» over that Pres-i commttteiei with the facls or information upon j which he based his statements an to; th« 'insidious lobbying" in Wa^hinc-1 ton." i
This Is taken to mean that tt Isj probable the Pre.=M'->nt will Ho asJned j to appea.- before t'ne committee In) person instead of transmitting his j statement in writing. If this he. t|i«! case his friend-s declare, that he. \m\ primed with sufHcdent material txHes-: tablish his charges as facta. Rrstimo Nfonday.
The committee was In r<>f,j<ss trwlaT i preparing fir th« re.siimption of thej hearing Monday when tlig bust of the | senators will be called to testify.. Ther* are abou" a dozen of the8« and'
the scene of the e^plo.sion.    Their re-(then wil! come th* long li.st of rit;t.-5tfl ports  to him   were lo  the effect that! ers whose names have been  menttoo-j
Krank Irerano. laborer, at Shamokin t|,e mine wFia safe otherwi.se he would j ed. Thes<» inc'ude men int.--refted Itt hospital. Suffering from .. oncussion , ^ot have teep at home, bat would [both slde.s of the sugar fight. In trool of brain, Viul hospital authi rllies say   have been enroute to the shaft.   Their! ^^d   ""-'t^fr   commodities   afrecte>d   ^
reports were  aiso in line  with det.ail*
One Bill Falls  lo Sleep.
hijity of a state wide ."trike to enforce!      An     accompanying     measure,     the   dumb brutes.     1-fer testimony did   not
he will recover.
Twelve   men,   all   foreigm rs,   who.<:e   irlven above in  the special dispatch to condition enabled  them  to   'e remox-1 jjjp  Independent.
ed   to   ho-nes.      .\ll   residents   of   Mt. | . » . .
Carmel ai:d  immediate \1ciiiity.
(.nu.»;«" of Expi^vioii.
Tonight' the mine off.clals ga\e out
Two Boys I.<,s#' Their Ij-ro at  Vi'vli- \ *1"e and IVo < ithers Arc adiy In- ixxTed. I
^'hil'>   playing   around   a >«».erday     afternoon     at ^kawanna county,   two   bov., "^thered  to  death   and
,       '> J ears:  Leonard .Scanlon,  aged i 'tai^;    Walter    McKelvy.     Albert «*m»ki and John Mitchell ¦< around the pit wh
the elim:nati'>n of the elective ci.-ui.'se; Bigger minimum wage bi'.l, has fallen stop with the accusations of Dr. .Sweet. l.-> not rcrarded as likely to reisiilt in • asleep in the Senate committee of ^j^p named several other .Mirgeons of a gttcral walk-out. but the fact that' Judiciary special and will not he re-, nationa! reptile, and It was stid "\ h'r almost pvery branch of organized ported out, although it h-jis pa.=.=ed the' aftorr.ei s that they, too, would be labor in  the  state will bO represente<l , House "oy a large majorit.v.    No effort   proceeded  against.
ried. ) — —   —. ^ ¦ —
were p!ay- B-jt — 4"- ""en suddenly the
•^ caveu   in  and   all   but   .Mitchell '" completely covered, "tehell began crying and a motor- (  on a parsing car sto ^^e.   and
at the I'onfercnce calied is being tis'^d .sand   pit I by   friends  of  the   measure   to   lllus- Peckville, 1 irate tho demand for ILs enactment in were ' ''   ''""'"   that will  make  it.s provision.s I compulsory on all cla.-'Sfa fif employ- two   others   p,.g_ " ' '     ¦'
John  Gallagher, ! t1:o CliMd Iiat»or  HIIL
The Walnut child hnboi- and female emidoyment hills, which havp b«-:n reporled out rif committee of the Sen¬ ate after having been passed by the House,     will     in     all     likelihood     be
will be marie t" have it  rop
Tlie KJection .^fea'-urvt'.
Thp |).ist wt-ck h clear the atmosphere bills .-in'l while siinie fif them are by no manner of mei-.ns out fif the woods, tho rt'gtilat- Republicans have won a series of not-ible victories in the mod-
e\m'rne'"l'eVtion   |   ULILij MiiJiLl
SWOYERVILLE VALUES HXED
RI
pped  to in- v\hen    informed   that boys were  buried  in   the   pile I'-d  aid   and  the   party    with 't'd .shovels set  out  upon   their rescuing the lads. vy and   Kamiaki   v.cic  found t time and .sf-nt to the hospital, "n   hour's   work   th.-   re.scuin:: ¦ound j^canlon. who was  d"ad asher  was not found  until fou- *fter   the .Si-anlon   boy.
ificatiors they have obtained to some | of ih<! demands of the  DcniOLrats and 1 l'rcgie.'-s-i\es.    The Klynn party ro.Tris- tration   bill   and   the   Jones   statewide
.-\t   1
"lock   this  morning  th*;   po-
lire   s-wofipe,;   down   upon     .'i     house conducted hy  Rosa Cohn, nt  US   East
adopted In tho fnrm as amended byliTimary bil, mo.^t import-int of the i _»^-^j,..t,.,,^p^,.,j, street ami ar-ested th« the committee. The most imporlant i S-^rles, .".ro regarded as likely to ^be-j j,^,,,,,.j^^„,.j,g j^^.,, „.orn"n and live nvcn (hanges relate to hours and right oficnme laws as they stood after action I j^j^^pg. v4-lth Elmer Ree<l wiio the po- prlvate   pro.=ecutlon.     Friends   of  the [ on them the past week. ;ii-.,.   claim   i.-;   also   a.-.-sodated   in   the
bills declare they have been "em.^«cu-
a statemejit to the effect that an pa- amination of the Interior of the mine had cleariy shown tha: it was not a gas explojMon as first suppo.<ed. The men wert at work in the second lift of the in ide slope a mile from the surface. They were robbln.r a pillar j owing to the urgent necessity for and from the c-mditif>ns discovered j ^..^noi improvements at .^woyer.-ville afterwards It is thoughT. that n bla-^tj^j,^ county a.ssessors h-,ve completed they fired shortly after ?tar;:ng work ,he estimate of the valuations for that fired a i.ox of power'u! . xplosivcs town und'-r the new tri-ennia: assess- stored in >i heading at the end of the ment. These figures of cour.-*, are pillar. Tli» box h-ad been taken into subject to the revisions that will fol- )r the day's work ?o that it' jov appeal hearings. The figures as is   possibh-   that   the   full   twenty-five^p.pn   ^^t   yesterday   by   (Tlti-'f   <:ierk
; Reese  Moyd  of that office show that tw.o!for irtl.3  the totals are $2,163..-,00 as
OP ilicui the past week.
Th,; ;-'onato will be bu.=y  with  la'xT'ijiij^iness with the Cohn woman.     Kosa j lated,"   in   that   the   bill   as   amended I legislation  on Tuiaday and the House ^x\d   VAmoy   Reed   w-^re j-iiargcd   with j twelve  in'-i   removed   to  their  homes wiil   permit   wotuen   and   children   of J wiM  wrestle with  the  problem  of dis-| |„.].-i;aining  a   bawdv  house  and   the'^^'"*'  overcome  by  fumi-.s  and  shock, legal  age  to work  a maximum   of  .5 4 ; pc-sing o"" the charges brought again.st I others    with      fref|uen'ing    a    bawdy j'"'^^"  ''>' the  former an-.:l  five  by the hours a  week,   instead   of the  48   de-' Judge   Brumm,   of  i?chuylkill,   sched-j house.     The  women   gave some dam-' letter.
manded   by   the   welfare   associations- uled to come up on'that day for final j^i^jng e\ idence against  th«-»  <l'ohn  wo-i Rescue Worli.
back of the measurea.    The  Pennsyl-' disposition.    It Is likely  thaf a reportj man   which   will   no   doubt   be      used I     The" <xj lesion    took     plai p    at     9 v;iiila   JIanufacturers'   .-issociatlon.   on | on the a'-cusatioii.'; made agaiiiit Judge i again?!   her   in   court.     .\il  wore  held i £>'<-'lock thi;? morning a.id  In.» de Fore-
the mine
t'nat   the   full   twenty-five pounds wa.3 thus fire^. '
Tho   tw.-   dead   men   a.nd    th'> more  .s.ri..us;y   Injured   it   i-!  strange; compared to $1,410,496 for 1912. to  state,   '-vere  far  above  th-t storage'     The Increase In tho mam   is in  tho plac    of  llie  expbvsive.     Th-    concu.^-jist  ward  of the town  where  tlie op- sion took effect in that porti >n of the | ^.rations of  the   Temple Coal   &   iron I "^'"'¦'' workin&s    =ind    there   it    Is   that _the'company  are   located.     In   the  other greatest df.mage has been d' ne
the  tariff bill.    They Include la-iryem^ manufacturers, planters. former-Tnem- bers of Congress,   tr^-e.  lance p'ubHclty prtimniers  and   many others.
The list of witneases for next -w^selt' ¦was   enlarged   today  by  th-s  addition! of  tho name   of  R.  'D.   Bowen.  Pari*. ' Texas,    rjrciilai- letters frign^d br Mr. ¦Rowen,   as  chairman   of  th^   Interna- • tional   Farmers   ITnion   comm'Ittee  <m ! the   greater   consumption      of   cotton;' were  furnl.=!hed  hv ."senators  RansAell and   Kern.     These   letters   urged   cot- ' ton firmers to "use strong Iansruag«** with their senators in favor of higher duties on cotton  cloth.
FOR SALE—Bungalo at Lake Xu¬ angola. Furnished or urfurntehel, with boat and canoe. Fine "wtMf porch and open fire place. 'W. A) Kdgar.  .-Vshiey.  Pa.
W.-VNTRD—High-'-Iass man to sell trees, shrubs, roses, vines, berry bushe.=, buUis. etc. Good wage*, pe-r- manent, ex'-luslve t-^rritory. BroTrn RrothTS   N'urseries,   Rochestier,   Xs-a^
The I two wards  of fhe  town  the  increase is but small and might po.ssibly be ac-
develop-
W.\VT'l-;i>—.V mm. full or part time;
someone  who   Is   ambitious  enough
want  to  better his condition.    To
;tf
the right party I nave a good opening.
thr. other h.-iu'-i, i-ontcni'.'- that the bills ' Umbel,   nf  r-"H,>ftte.   " ;I!  also .IS  thty stand  place  Pennsy ivania, la j before the end uf Lhe we^la.
be  filed; fnr   .i   h'-ari.Tg ^mornlf *
at
police    court    th;i
man  X^'rir at  ''n'." nrganized a rescue corps that entered ths -workoi^s and
counted  for  by  the   natura ment of the town.
The   valuations   by   wards for   the   AGEN"<'Y   -STPERVLSOiR,
two years are  as follows: Rooms  :4  lynirg Bufldlng. City
'31^ i;>12      JT^OC^ MOTIVE   FIRE?IFN",   BR.VKE-
Ifi   ward    ....$1,190,872 $.i.il.n09|     MFX—Wages   about    $100;    5.-<:per-
:nd  Tx-ard          57S,oi:? 4S.'?,2S5 jience unneeess/iry.    ci»nd aga , ¦t»mp.
Srd  warti   ..-.     585,6X5 »76,202 iRaUway. Caxe Independent.