Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent

              The VVoather
FAIR ANO WAR>tKR SUN DAT;
MONDAY  FAIR; Mf>DERA1|!! SOCTirERV WINDS.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
TRiUN GOES DOWN EMBANK GIRL KILLED; THIRTY INJUR
WHEN REEi^ED EVEAL PLOT TO ESCAPE FRO
Miss Hill Caught in Wreck¬ age on Omaha Road at '   Mendota, Minn
TWO COACHES DERAILED i
 ,  I
Clelegi-aidi  lo  liidoiHM.dont.) j
Sl laul. -Miun.. .'\iar«li » 1—Miss I Julia HIM. of 1-aUo Crystal, Minn..^ >>».. killed anil lliiMv p.isons iii.tiir«t ; loiilglit «lion a i>a>.HOii:;or irain on j Hie Oinalia Railroaii rn route from, Omaha to St. Paul "a- wrtM-ktHl at : Mcndoia. Minn. Two «oa<jhes left the : raiN and i.liiti:;cd down a Ihirty loot j .•iubiiiil.meiit. IraiiimoB hclioxe the i. ^^rocU was <ai:-o,l hy the running gear : of the day «-oa< ii l;ill:n- to the track.
PORTION OF FAMOUS ULSTER ARMY ,^,^^„
N    ¦       AND SIR EDWARD CARSON THE LEADER
LINEMEN wiii
n
MAKE DEMANDS
Want   Mors   Money   and
Better  Hours  of
Work
Liutnien in the employ iif thc local traction company. Tho Vv'iiko.^-Ban-e Company and tho Lr^crno ('ounty'Ga.': <t Electric Company working on th« w-est side aro to piesent demands to their employers dvring the week. Statemcnla last night -were to the ef- I'eol that tho members of the union iliJit hl.s been formed among these workers will present a petition to..ihe ; iiianager.s a.sking foi certain coiices- .^ions in the manner of wages and the working hours.
.'Xmong tho dema^ids It i.- said will be requested for a. .'^t:.60 rate per day. Then, will'come a demand for a tialf iiolidu^ on Saturday summer afid win¬ ter sefisons. For men hurt while at work it i^.tisfeea ih^t they get full p-ay during the period of idleness. .\.--- i> final recjuest holidays of the legal . sort will be asked. for the w^e-^s fo ' go on during the idle t^iirt.
Sonva ^' ¦:¦> f^tor tlnemen  .n  li... ,
i^uHtlus oi -'.i^'tie concern m.-'^le
Jomands on liie tonceri. th.-i -^.'erere
!» WIWl      -     ¦ ¦¦  ¦  	
SAYS SHE IS I Prisoners Of War Held By American Border ADMni n riDI ^^^^^^ ^^^ Prepared Tunnel And Departure AKNULU UmLI    Wo„yKa¥e Taken Piace Within A Few
Nights-Used Tools Furnished By Tlie Army.
RIFLES FOR FUGITIVES WERE AT HAND
(Telegraph lo Iiulepeitdeiit)
I..OS Angela", Cal., .March 14.—.\ yDung girl known to several acQuiant- aaces here during the past tw-o days aa 3k:;is3 !']l]a Evans loday declared she »-as Dorolliy Arnold, daughter of Francis -K. .-Xrnold, the wealthy New York impovier, w-h i?e daughter, Doro¬ thy di.sdppoared in  December. 1010.
'-.My sister Margi;erite will know why 1 don't want to go bacjf," said the girl. ".She will jiiso know why my father does not answer my letters. V was tired fif It there; I wanted to be where it was warm and where 1 could Ibe happy—it was so coU) in New I York."
The girl, as far as is known here, answers tiie doscriplion of tiie missing
S LUCE MEAL I ON BLOOD STMf
MRESOON kifii mwu SOIL
LYMOUTH COP CHASE
ik'4.
Finds Man at Rear Door of
l^esidence and Arrests
With DWicaky
Home Ruie BiJ Brings War SHACKED PLAN lioud to Horizon ot
Emerald Isle
table to  Independent) i
I-iindoit, .March 24.—Tuc-^day will; iie the anniversary of the legendary j birthday of St. Patric'i. Clashes be- l twoen the Catholic Irishmen and thei f^rotestajits of Flster province are ex- , p«cted, bin. these ai-e nothing- unus- j ual for the .«aii-nr's'" day «r. -'Boyno Water'   da.v.        The   real jg-Oestlon   is: i
CoBgressinen Protest Against
Permit to Travel Through
This Country
fTelegraph to Independent.), El I'aso. .Marcii  15—Mexican  women released from Fort BM^n ramp  liHAe reported to General   IFuisrh L. Seoft. eommaji-ler of the fort, tl  plot  whieli vas intended   te result in tiie escape of the i-n- tire  volunteer  federal  force  atid  part of the federal regulai-s.
The plans as outlined to General Scott includes the dig<?injr of
a.«»ri=.L,.^ ^..=^.  ,    a tunnel t'ro'ii the interior of the    eamp    to   a   point   beyond the.
rioroihy .Vrnold  in    e-ery    important j guards  outside  the  eainp.      It  is   Stated-that  the  volunteers  have '"""" ' lieen usinc; pii-ks and shovels furnished by the I'nited States sov¬
ernnient for the purpose of ?i-ad intj ihe streets of the camp. They have been \vorkiug for the jitist six weeks and was so nearly completed that the escape was to take plaee in a night or two. The work was_bein<,' so carefully done that it had completely ea- ••apetl the notice ot tiie guards. -AH the dirt whieh was removed from the tunnel was spread in the sire+>ts of the camp in such a manner as lo prevent suspicion. '
So anxious tvere the diggers  that  their   work  should discovered that two of their number    who   were   nnde- were   killed^in   the   tunnel   and   buried there.
According  to  tiie  story told  by the women sympai hi/.ers with
'the  .Mexican  federal  government  outside   the   camp   were   in   liiei
[conspiracy and had formulated plans to lake care of the prisoifrs
j after Ihey had escaped from the  prison camp.
I The Avonien  further declai'e   that tlie escaped men were tn be
j conveyed   to  a -point _aIouff  the   iioi dw^wliere ir would be easy for
Ihem to cross iiito iiesicau lerrilo ry.   They declare that 2.700 riJ les
had   been   com-ealed - and. were  awaiting   the   escaperi   men   vho
were to use. thein in an attack upon -fuarez.
. General Scott h.-is ordere'^I ;in     investigation . v.hich    is    being
  uiaiie  tonight  to  di.sc0\-*r. it PAS-sible. th-e- entrance to   ; iie tunnel.
The wom«'B fifty il  is ioeated  in- one of tlw ttnts occupied by the
NW York's Idle to Make De- ^''^''«''t'i*^i^«is
1 iletatl.
Sbo ijas just recovered from a .seri¬ ous lUne.is. She was almost prostrat¬ ed whon a report ar asked her if she waa Mis.s .-XmoUi. li wa.s some time iiefore sho would say she was the n'lssing New Y irk girl.
•-.\Jy falher is Fr.inci." li. .\rn^. of
-Vew- Vork, all  right.'' she said.      ".My
¦mother is In France now I believe, bul
j 1 don't knovv where my sister. Mary is.
i i   would  like  to  see  my father,  imt  I
(loni w-nnl to go back." j The girl refused to tell of her inove- j ments after di.sappearing from her • home other than to say she stayed in ; .N'ew York for a time and then grad- I lally worked her w-ay lo California.  _— . » ¦	
not   be suspicion
OF JAP COLONY TO MARCH ON
SYNAGOGUES
^Iioriiy   after   10   o'clock   iast   night        ^. .
i'lnatiils on liie Lonceri. th.^i -^.'erere-:''*i'le    Officer    David    Jon-a.  of  the ^Viif this St.   PjirJek*9 rW* rrtmir tb-*
fused. A -strike followed and the men j ^Tn-'^uth   police force was patrolling liafFitig of the long years of peace In
.vent   back   to  work   withpUt   ^kirtaig i^iie heat>oii Church-str^ejhjs attention Ireland?       WiB Erin be deluged with
niaterial   cbncessior.A. .Since then  sev-j^S^s. ^^ttraiCied tO^lhe^iiear  of  on»  of blood, as sHe teas been ."o many timse
eral of the'ring leaders in that strike'*^<'reiSdences.    Upon ihvestigati&g he b,efore   in   her  long  hirtory.     ere    St.
have been out of v.-.irk and  have been i found  a   man   trying to force an  en- Patricks Day comes round  in  1915.' forced   to   so to  other secflons to s      '             =---.-«-- w;„.,..,     t-„^„ ^..,r.>^T, cure employment.
''telegraph lo Indopcniient.) |
iV'si'iii^,--.a-.t.    -'.iifoTi '-r^rr-'TO-r.iTo •-    ¦ OttK rumbles  were   heard   in   r-oimreisj laiay ns a result of Sfeeretar>   of .Sta e 1 Bafyan'."   willingness  to   pernil   .lapii-1 nese  to  cBjonizo  in   Mexico    iir.d     bit j     ^ew them travel through jfbe Fnifed .St^t-'S "¦'''*^'*'
mand Ttiat Collections Fted Them
pe|idoiit.)
Ti.-^A  la
.\ddltiuiial   Me.vican   News on  Fuge Three
(Toleurapli to Tndepcpaoiii.i I
_York,_  .^>l^ch    T^-^A  largv |
1    ibf    \t-w    itork'n unemployed !
were a»Ml,ro!«e<K,Mi -t^iHsgevs-Square. fo-j
'li'-'ht by ^lax Uevins.       . 1
'We .will ma-ch "uto the syrvH^rogue.s j
BOY IS LOST ON MOUNTAINS
to
t, 1 > C I i      ....       .. , . , ,
his action before the burgess.
I.Mi
Some .where on  thc   niountaiii.s  be¬ tween   this   city   and   Hazleton   is   an | eleven   year   old   boy  minus   hat  and (. coat.        He   is   L«or<ard   Orlando,    ofj'" the  .Uotjntain  cily.  vho escaped from the rooms of the  I'nited  Charities at} a late hour Friday night.       Efforts to 1
¦ locate him yesterday were futile and j the authorities havo concluded that} tho hoy bro'rce for his home and is ] traveling only by night. They fear : he may lose his wu;' in the mountain.'^;
Smd iierish from the cold ;i.>= he is thin¬ ly .lad.
Three   times   in   the   past   Orlando :
¦'"aced  .ludge  Fuller in   juvenile court.. He seemed to have the makings of  a good boy in him and tho court alwaysi; ;,.ne  him  a   now-  trial.       Shop  lifting j      ^__
seems to be the favorite enjoyment j ^j^^, ^;,„^re.ssional'inve.stig.ation of the •-¦f this boy ana be will take anything j pepper strike in thev.Miehigon rosion, le .-in lay his hanoa on in a --tore- ; „„„ j„^,n j Ca.sey. -of tbis city, vis- '¦o'*"^- 1 ifo(i with his Tamilv vesteeelav.    Todav
iiii.-ng lhe wee\ ho resumed hiSji.p .^..ji, j^ave for the-national capital activities and the court when told of j .,n,^ tp^„rrow fbe cnmmlftee of which *!•->     n,.nfter     directed    that    he    be i ,,p   (^  ^   member,, w-ill   resume   boar-
j trance iinto-tl'ie Jiouse.    Upon cate'Ting ;     The   comiug   twel\e; trionths   is   to j to  get th^rs.  ¦
isight of't'he oftk-^r'the would-be bur- ' decide  t>e queKtion of.'llome  Rule in t'    Senator Poinde.xter, of Washington;
Iglar  turned  and  ran with the patrol-' Irelamt said:     "The   laiowh   sentiment  of thei   ,,
'man in pursuit. The chase led On the day when tlie pj.ron .«aint ' jieonlo of the entire P.^cifio .oast is ''"'"0'"''<>»'''.'='*"^ ^''^^¦'"^''"""'^ "^"J"^"**-' j through several back yards, over ' of the Epiorald Isle is honored her : well knowp. to the .Secretary of .'^taVe. |'*!."' *^'"''«"''°"^ ^^ ^*-^^"|.:^ ^"'PW "¦''i '; fences and through pools of water and ; leaders will look to a future which j "There^s not so very much differ-i "''^ food and shelter. Wejmistnot, 'ended in the capture of the culprit, 'is most dark and menacing. Ire-i once betiffeen approving a colony-of (^"^^¦*'-?'^'^ nn:e3.s we can ;Ob.tSin .em-, At the station house the prison-r land is a house divided against itsc\f. . *hese people ju.st along fho bnrd.^rlj^^'"^""-'"^^ ^^'^ '"''"'^ oo.^i to our rtiore, g.ave his name as John Mesick, but re- TVspite the efforts at compromise ' I'ud approving the same state of aj. I oniiniife bribers Ior , our d^ilv I fused   to  tell   where  he   live.?   or  give   made   in   the   last   two     w-oeks.     the   f^ii'--' -within  our territory.    The pra-:-j "^^f"- .-      „-.,.,, .,-   „•
i anv information ae to why he was try-   avoidance  of bloodshed   is   proiilema-   tioal effect would be the .same. If.the i.    '''"''"'^       'J'''l   "''¦''^*'*' "'*" '„ ^^ -  ^^,
jing to enter the homo.    Ho w.-us under   tic.il. | f'tate Donnrtment  had  done what ^'^a i ""'"'^f'^^'"  «"'»-" ^^^^^         ,°'rfi?Ii'"S ^^-"^ certain changes ean  be m.ade
Ithe influence of liquor and prefetided |     There   are  reallv    three     struggles   '"><-"   attributed   fo  i*.   it   is  time   fir    "'^  si>eei nm.n ters pr^niotea_ tnat  tue.^
SUPERIOR COURT TO CONDUI SESSION HERE DURING APRIL; PLAN TO REMODEL COURT ROOM 2
I      Kfforts  to  iiriiig  the se.-;sion   of  the ISuperior  court  for I-uzerne C')ii!i[.\   t this oily are nnder way.
eed  for the visiting cOurt it is urged that the court wiil come here  provid-j th.at the   local
lie stupidly drunk.    He -^-as placed ; for  homo rule involved   in   this  (jue.s-''hinkirir.vmen  to   thinU   of  what   can a coll  and  this  morning    will    h»^  lion.       More  tha'n  a  coniiirj-   Ireland given  an   opportunity    of  ¦ e\-plalnin|f j hag foufrht  fof tho  ending of   British : "I'-t^kefl in  the  future.'
jdomiiintion.       Al  the .same time  Fls- Friendly FoI.-itioiiP.
tor province is promising to a,PTJeal ' ''^."ator Fall, of Xew MeN.co, .«aid; , to arms before it will allow itself to j '-Vnyone who reads the Mexican a id ibe. governed by tho Cnholic provi-nc- ynj-Juj^LW'-^^P n.-.vspapors will re-d'ly ie.s.      Thirdly, th-^ Catholics in   Fl.ster. I'^i-^'^-'^^-'^'-   thi.t   there  appar/nU.x
ranks   or
the
CASEY TA ON COPPER E
is. ;in i jwho. are not  few in number,  will  not:'"V"/"?'.'^'''^    ^•^^'"t    to    esfabli.sh  m. r 'calmly submit to the rule of'the Pro-^'t'^"^"   l'^*-  "^"¦^'  fr.-->nclly relations  le
,T-   T.r      .jij   , ,_   ifo   one  of the  local  ourt  room.s so a."*
to   thinU   or  What   f'-'n ;;"";"„.„,",,,;.¦.;„„. .^ ".V. V^,...^ ^.^'rto  meet the  demand.^ of   thai   branch
be dot^e-Ui i,r.vo,U such ^are "^"cia, 1-nj^;:^ ^—^^^-^J^^/^-^-.„f ,.    ,       , ,„„.,,.,      ..,a,e Oai-
closing  Of the   T'uited SUles E.vpres.^. i'"«" '^^^ ^'^^" ^^-^P'-" 'r^t'-'>'--''ed ip the
Carroll,  tho  pri.icipal orator of the] "'"^•«'   I"   ^^'^   the   court   come   here
eveniuL', ridicu.ed      he    statement    „f j for th»* we.'k   l.ginmng April   i::.   and
I Governor C.lyrn  that the  .memnlo. cl I Uh-   desired   changes   .iro   now    under
'be sent to no State farmers. di.scussion.
To Fnlarge     Pl.ulorni That     fhe     rnembe;-s of the  higher
•8
'.    .„   *   Tl *    ™ /-.„-.!;.„ 1   T .,     ,,•l.tVv•¦^en  tho  two  countries.    The  clann
liestant   b Istermen.       Cardinal   I>ogue i .    .     ... ,        ., ,        ,'
' ,.     ,   .      ,., .. . ,„       , %.'irs   nnt   forth   .-ind   evidence   produced
I  ived   in   T  stor   .an3   so   does   .lo.seph   '      , .,       ,, . .,11,'
TN    ,. .. * 1   T  X.     nL, Jto show that there 1.^ a  raacial. blooil ;
Devlin,  who  may  siTcoeed  .lohn   Red--(  ¦,:.,.,, ,, ,
,,/,,..,..,       4 relationship   betweon     the     ,Tapan(!»e ^mond   as  leader  of the  Irish Nation-;       ,   „      ,;„  .
' .ali.sts.
En route to -VVaShirtglion, P. C, from
-     . ... .    . . ^ _ . ;      .«   *l, -
directed     that    he    be i i,p   is "ounty Detective     Mc- 1 i^f
tlie     matter
KVlve'vbroi.sht him%o this city Frl-   ""VelaUve   to   the , se.s.slons   held   1n day I'Ud turned him over to/tUe chart-   the   central   West  and   tbe   conditions . ty authoriiies.       Fn m thf^ro ho m.-id bi:- es<-ape as rela'od.
Tn   Belfast   itself   one  of four'    divisions    i.s    .Nationalist     and Catholic. '
Tho triple nalure-of this iiuestion is often lo.st sight of. But it is the real reason which, prevents the ac- coptanco of the various propositions to floperate UKster from fhe rest of Ireland: to fjive the Catholic province llome liuio and lel t'lster stay slo.se.ly connected politically with tbe rc.st of <;reat  Britain.
Crisi.s  Is True
That    conditions    have   come   to   a
the   .Me-iicms.
¦^     "iissiimed liinship the .lapaneso are de
WOODWARD MINE IS CLOSED DOWN
-,vere   p.:>sted    j'esTerday
! there,   the   local - Congressman   stated ,
ifhat the conditions wero such thatiPasfrno ono will now deny. Xo one 'the comnanies in that region owned | has denied it since December i}, last.. I pverythinsr in .sight. The land, the {-when King.Geor.-ie V Invoked ; the ! homes, the schools and even some of.iCu-s'oms Consolidation act of IS79 to. ; tbe chur/'hos w«re under th<'lr eontrol j forbid the importation of arms and 1 .-ind   In  summing  up  tho  situation  ho ; a.mmiinition  into Ireland.
stated that it w-a,s a sort of "henevo-j There are today two armio.^ of vpl- : lent despotism with the benevolence junteers drilling in the 'aland. . The i evaporated  " } (Continued on Page "•)
j     The future  plans of the  conim!tto<«j
call for a session at Washington ear- 1 Iv  this  week   at   which     time     ,Tohn
Fpoii tbis  tie   of
.lapaneso are de-
xtonsi\-e 'privileges
FIRE ALARMS END DISPUTE
ponding for their
of colf)ni7.afioii  and  other  rights  tbat
mav  bo  accorded   fhein.
"ft  was only  a  sho.-f time ago that tile now-spapors of Mf>xico City quo-.ed
Disputing   street   car      creiws      on .Main street.   Plyouih,  had  the discus¬ sion as'to th*  right of way,  summar¬ ily  ended   by  an  alarm   of  fire.     One Tlnert.i as .«aying ho would depopulate i^a""   frew,    it    was   clainied,   tried   to the State of Moralos whore Iho Z.ipa-luteal a  switch on the other and when
i lhe   two   cars   met  half  way  between
would   -e-
.sw-itches the crew-s started in to argue j j.'/^",j^'^''.f,:,/p^i.,j.„p,,^,\nt"   of  tiio  pi.it-'directing the  di.sposal  of the wilow.s'
whi'e   r.ager   pas.sengers   en   route   lo | form is needed  because of the larger fund  has di.s^vered during the M-eek.
became  quite  angry  at   thej- ^	
Company,     that    work j be called as." witness.
>Te had been ho  will  toll
vanna   »^omi     '.^^jiu^am,      ......     rr-.— i . _j
\ Iin  the ooup«'r region  and
vo'Ud l.e suspended for three months , ^^^  conditions  as bo  noted  them.  The
.Noli "PS the
.'.vanna   Coai W
r.t least pending extensive repairs to committee will also hold an execu the bu:Idmes. "I'his colliery one of the tivo se.s.sion at which time the neces- l.irgps'w in the valley i--- located at slty p^ pro.-:-»eding to Boston, Mas.s.. Edwardsville. and rlmost two thous- to go ov-r Mie books of the concern and nien'are cmplo.vod'there. The will be dejerminod upon. An early majority of tWcio will bo idle during j report on ih'» work of the committee (hat period as but lew- of the mine j i? expected to go Jiefore Omigress. ompioyes can be utilir.ed In thc w-oi'k I fhat Is to be done during the period; i;f idleness. ^
Ttio word to mr\ke repairs came j -.pry suddenly and the niajority of the i meu were not prepaa-ed for such a . sudden stop in tho work. Report.i j iast night were to the effect that a J large trestllng was to be erected by) !he company .at this, colliery. Thero j nre two shafts connected w-ith fhe ^ »iine. ;
fistfls  are  entreaoliod   and oonulate    it    w'ith    20.000    Japanese. Some time ago  th(* .Tananese .\mb:i.s- ^ ;:a-.b;i—to'the UnitedStates was quo -vl | this  city
a" s.'iving thero wore onlv abnnt  l..",00 doia:'.
.T-,pH'nose.ln   Mexico.,   T   would   place        ^Vi*^"   the   outlook   for   a   move
tho  number, at   not  leas  than   10.000 oithor direction  w-.v-    '^le     .^loomies
fnr I knoy.-where l,.'iO0 wore emplorod »he   fire   alarm   sounded   and   then
at ono time and-T my.self had as m,-=ny copper  who  had   quietly  enjoyed   th
as -400 working for me at times. row.  jumped  aboard  one car and  or-!
V-tivitv of .Taps. dered   a  retreat  from  the  route   thai
.lapaneso  i„  tho  past  have  not  cd- the  nearest  fire   team  would   employ.
onip:ecF    TTiey    havo     been    sc.-Ute ed Thus   ended   the   dispute,   as   the   car^
throughout Moxl.70. Thev run the dir- w-a^  blocking tho  exit  for the team. 	
il- rooms .ilonf' 'he Mexican .Waiioiali     The   fire,   whicb   was   not   of  much 1 of course this means that anolher bill Paflroad.     Thev.are  emploved  in  ,he I conse.iuem o.   w-a«   in   fhe   store   room 1 j,as been held up     for
iiumbr-r of judges that v,-:ll have ..1 b«
-      -•    ar»commodaied.      In   adiiiion   f..   thi?'
It is Slated : fjei
bencii ntiw that "t ha."i five membersT does not have en.ii room when all the jutSges get 11 th" platform. The plans for changes will be taken i:d this with the proper county offlcials. Dnriug the week vis'lor5= to .' Room Xo. 1, w-here .Tudge FuIIer sides over affairs had a chance tn squat in those fancy cliair.s provided , for the dias of the j.;dg?s.      Th.; fcur
'"jthat usually grace the raised platform ! court   aro  .satisfied   to   come  here   for | ^.p,.^   ^^^.^   ^^   ^,,^    ^P,,„g   ^^^j^,,,    ^j^^
-,he ses.sion was a.ssure J yesterday af-l^^y^   having  discarded   them   do^it*
ternoon.    To  bring about  this culmi-1 jj^p   j^^j   ,h^^   thev   cost    the   count*
nation   of   the   negolia'«on.«,   however, j ^^.^^   ^^(,0  ^^^^        .pj^^^,   ^^^   uncom-
:.it will  be incumbent oii'the county to,,^rt^^„p   ^^^   „    ^^^   ^;^^^   ^^j^^,   ,^^
! enlarge    the    Platforni on one of the!^^^^   ^.^^     ^^^^^^^      Judge  -Fuller
¦court      room.v-.     Cour.      Room      No      1.^^ occupied    one   of   these   chairs
where  .udge Garman  presides, is the .• .... ,   j   ^     ,    ..
one that  will  in aU  likelihood be the, having one with  a  rounded   bao :  for
i ono selected for the improvement pro- i »"-'^ "- while holding co.irt        Tt look..
jas  though   fhe   chafr.«^   would  have  to
r The raised platform wiil be extend-;^'« ">• ''t 'east be mod 11 some other led on both sides and the witne.s.,;'.uarler of the buUo.ng J^^^l?;" l^tara PS a result will have to i,e enough to relieve considerable of thi.s I placed  at  som<-oth->r    point    in    jhe (s'i-foring  and  poverty tbat tho  hoard
¦^SEALERS BILLS AREATTACKEI
EVANGEUST COMING HERE
Fuller    Hendershot   is   at   it   again.
rr:ining and lumber c.amp.«.    Onlv un-   of the Nation:il .-^hoe Company  in the
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buiidiiig    en     East      .Main
li! recently  h.as  1h°ro been  the -n-ork Gwilliam
at' ,      , ,,,«„      „#     fho.i.1l'Hlll   fl   B"lFi«i f't ro1oni7.ition  and  once that  begins street.    The diima^-.as but siignt.
. >,     T     ,      P^**"'"'"' .'°^.::r, "^'''V ?   »r,c.    "¦"  ULinllVll-i 'Jl^ i^ ^i„    „o.    be   long   until   .Tanaii^.^. -"^	
'.Voodward  colliery of the  I.rficka-| fnited Mine Workers of America, will ¦
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mortgages,  supposed   to  be  concealed' in w-OPlorn banks, w-ill be made imme¬ diately  by  the postal  authorities  oc- cortling  to  special   T_'.   .'^.   District  .\t-1 torney   Henry   .Arnold.
".\-U.dj P.'V^y:-oli:iblo mar. or woman S1-..':0 io diiitribuie 100 free pack¬ ages Perfumed Borax Soap Powder among friend.s. No money requirod. Ward Porax Co., 21G InElitute Pi., Ch =	
(Telegraph to liule|M*iident.)
Pottsviiie. P.a,. March ] 1.—.Indgg Robert C Brumm, today announced his candidacy for Governor on the Progro.'sivo ticket in oniposition to Doan I/ewis. of the Fniversitv of Pennsylvania,   of  Phihidelphia.  slated
i I fi"-al .act of th>^gA:.-erninent.
Yi'h'>lhpr Secretary Bryan    has    -^s- f:ib!ish«'d   a   Dr-sce.ient  or  not  in   this pha.se T lion^  'Kno\.-. .''or T arn  not fa- over   $3,000,000   .n  .'lidden   bonds and j ,,,iiiar   with   tire   fac'.s.      However,   if
be has .¦i.'asurjd the .lapanese ;,-overn- mont through the ambas.^cdor that he ^approves »f the establishment o' a I.Tcpanese colony \n .Mexico he has i ir.ii'.de a grave .nistak? that ought to The Tiidden wealth is sa»d to be the|]„^ rectified inrii^diatoly.-- f.irtune ct Archie Meyers and H. Ij. ] Wis-ner. convicted for using the mails to  defraud.
Going to .-\Panta prison -mj serve tors of six years each, both men are to claim they ire bai-.Urupf: and that I'lmj- are paupor.«. Mr. .i\rnold .s.iys they are miilionaires in disguiso. .\v- nold said thoir earning.-: ir. the mall fra.ul was'about S6,OOO.OOO. • .Arnold .said the men did not spend m'Jcb of thoir money and mosi. of their for-
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1)110  of the big auto trucks by   a   central   cily   depavtmeiit   store, i threatened .South   Main  street   traffic] last night al    its    busiest     hour.     Tn !
, front of the home of Sheriff Kniffen, j ;'ie chain on the rear tire snapped | ind   became  wound   in  the  axle,  pre-:
I venting further progi-ess. Car.s bound | north   and   south   tied   up   in   quick jl""'' V'
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i'ordor  until   almost half    a     score   of
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gh   sheriff,   who   rushed    from   his I homo coatless and bare hi^ded.    Un
oandidate.    Briimiri     states self over   tho   Stat*.
.a..nouncos himself 'n response '.o calls westewi'banks. ' frife   a.11
 ¦   ,     ,- : a<-r bis direction  the male pa.saengers
tTelegraph  lo Indejiendent.) '> from  fhe cars took hold  of the truck
Poughkeopsie, X. V..    March     i -     -    md   it w.as pulled   an;T  hauled  to one
Among the girl studcms who will t ike ' ;=ido and the cars resumed their runs.
th.t    holune is hidden   in   ficfiH.i.s  names  in|P^';t in the am,t:al <^^->^-'^ J--de j Tiie  crowd   gaw-Jhe^e^
• lat \a.'-:.iar College IS Miss Rose Sharito. I Tnr tbo TT.annri    .,  w n 01.   r,e . i„e(i   up
lof Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
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iltf^e situation and cleared the road.
.... _ „-   ,     There   is   fo   be   a-iother   reviial   In
investigations. Itliis city starting May Isf and cfiitinu- Squire Keating, of Cork I.a.ne. and ! ing for three w-eek.s. The congrega- John .MiGroarly, of Edwardsville, thej tion of the First Baptist Church of jcounty sealers, are the men who are jthis city ha.s secure.i the services "f waiting for their pay this time and ] Rev. John M. Landon, lormerl.v first both will ha\e to wail unlil the coun-.jit.-...^istant to Rev. I^illy Sunda\. now tv controller is fully saiisfi'^d thai they j conducting a campaign at Scranton did some work for the courity. iand wiio was here a year ago.       r:e' .
I.etter.s were sent diring the week , l^inden w-ill be assUtcd by Prof, rfarrjr 10 the State officials at Harrisburg | Ross and Mr.a. Harry Res?, asking for the rt port o:: the local seal- Rev. I.,indeii Ls -a sncoessfuJ pa-stnr ers. Under tho last act of legislature evangelist having liMd pa-storuie-s in governing this office tlie men must numerous w-estern slates. .\t presenr owned piig jf report of their activilie.T with jhe is the Stato ovangelis-; for Ponnsyl- the State and now the local official | vania under tho auspices of tho State wants a copy of that report. In the | Mission Board of fhe Penn.syivania event that he gets it then one ot the 1 Baptist General Connection. Siiieth-? attaches of hig office v.ill be sent ouf | first of this year he lias beer, sue- to the various establ.shmonls that ; ^.^^^^^.^1 jj^ j^j^ ^.^^.^ .^^ Kane. Witliani- thev    report    a? visited and the  fact 1 j    ^.    ..^       ^    ,      , . ,.   ,
tSat the'   were there will be thus con- h«P"=-t    -nd    Nurthumbe-land.       .Vf.er ^^^ ; leaving this city he goe-s to thc First
111  tho ovopt thatfhls investigation I Baptist Church at Plttsliurg and then shows that they actually    visited    thei^^   j,.,^   Tmmanuel   Baptist   chur-h   at places then  'he bill w 11  be paid.    If not then the trouble wil' really start, j^'^'^a""'"-
The controller  rofu«od  to i.alk  on thej —
matter yesterday, merely stating thatiFOR UFXT~S-room aoartmen.. a;I until he beard from the State thc bills j finished in hard woof.i, , tile bath- would not be paid. It's a dull day at .room. front and bao!: porch-.', all the court h'oise when some bill or improvements, steam he»l. .\pi>i> on other is nol  hold   up  f'r audit. premu-es or .New 'phone.   Di«7.
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