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^O L . XXIX. New Series No. 34. OTEGO O i ^ | g ^ ^ N , Y., WpCISTESDAY, MAECJj 2, I&IO W h o l e N o . 1495 Riiral . S. FULIiEE, Editor and Fioprletor. PUBLISHED BVEBT ‘WEDITESDAT XOBHIHO IK THE TIMES BLOCK, RIVER STREET, OTEQO, OTSEGO CO., N . Y. DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND FAMILY READING AHD TO THE NTBRB8T OF AGRICULTURE AND F A « v GAB BtGTS STIBTANEW. m i i i M t'he Only Agricaltnral Paper In the Second a i Rembly District of Otsego County. Philadelphia Striicers Again Re sort to Violence. TESaituES : In Advdvance. Tear, ................... $1.25, .. Notin Advam Six ... T h r e e M o n th s ,.'.. <\S SHOOT tHD FRiOTUOE HEADS .75 .40 A ttheright ofthename stamped onthepaperis the date to which the subscnp on is paid. No paper stopped urtil all back claims are paid up. unlese at the option of the publisher. <3orrespondence on all matters of Local or General Interest solicited. The names of correspondents must,in all cases, accompany coramunications to insure their insertion, not necessarily for pub« i Ication, but as a guarantee agains 'upositlun Transit Company Warns Employees to Return to Work at Once or Go on Blacklist—General Walkout to Go In Effect Next Saturday. newsp^ap^^feliyiiig the strikers that they work ai: once or they c a n n o t 't h e i r jobs back. Mrs. a ;^ GiP-Tho^s of 2007 Girard avenue,; who last. Thursday discov-; ered a ydung: man placing explosives on the fracks before her home and re-' ported ipto the police, has received a threatening Ijetter ^varning her to* leave her lionje* by nightfall under pain of death. .The letter was as follows: I D ear Madaip-^We have decided after a ' meeting i.tjha^t you m u s t vacate your house by sundown. W e believe the young men in the j)Iot which they attem p ted were justifiedVr-arfd you m u st pay your traitor- ism. K efenge is our aid, and tell the po- ' lice of this you will be shot out of sight, j • W. R. AND H. R. ' |Mrs. Thomas has turned the letter over td the police. Last Thursday, as the re's.alt of Mrs. Thomas’ discovery, three ^uths, Hariy Swain, with Can DID BW Gills S f iiW M G H E ' -'4 TO LIFE AGAINi Macs, Ida., | f pi Away In Wild Rosh. DIG8INS OP THE DEAD. Heart Beat For 15 Minutes. Residents of Mining Camp Had Been Warned of the Danger and Were Caught In Torrent of Rocks and Trees That Filled Gulch. The failure of the not win be considered tlflcation of ttaujince Philadelphia, Feb. 28.-Following an ^ New York, Feb. 28.—Physicians Itt the Eastern District hospital* WiU liamsburg, have under observation thd I case of a two-weeks-old child whose heart, it is alleged, stopped beating fof fully fiften minutes, when, with the steady use of oxygen and artificial res piration, life was restored, and now the ' child Is said to be doing well. AVith a furl- The patient is known as Baby Wilke. TOOMBS AFTER WALL STREET, Wants state Leglsteiiire to Make Real Invastlgatioo. Albany, N. Y., Feb. 28.-Assembly- man Frederick R. Toombs of New York city wants to show up Wall exti'aordinarily calm when it rained heavily, rioting was renewed in the strike of the cai* men. The scene of the greatest disorder was in West Philadelphia, where cars were attack ed, and the police had to use their re volvers. One man, a rioter, was shot and several others badly beaten. A policeman had his skull fractured and will probably die. The switching of the disorder to West Philadelphia caught the police unprepared to a certain extent. Their ' gi’eatest force was in the northeast, heretofore the center of all disturb ances due to the strike and now the quietest section of the city. William Conlan, a policeman of the Thirty-second street and Woodland avenue station house was injured, probably fatally, at Fifty-sixth street Wallace, Ida., Feb. 28. _________ .i^lan to place explosives on ous blizaard se^ously impeding their ®he is the child of Arthur and Mamie the cf^Bfracks and of the selection of ©ft'orts hundred^ of rescuers are beud- ^^Hke of lo8 Lynch street, Willlams- himse®^y lot to take the active part, mg ©very energy in a supreme effort burg. On Feb. 19 the child wad He a ® |i i e other two were held for to save the lives of 125 or more men, brought to the Eastern Disti*ict hos- women and children who were caught P ital. and two days later it began to Bethlehem, Pa., Feb. 28.-No m the avalanche of snow that swept cry and kept it up contimjpusly. Housd down on Mace, a little mining town Surgeon Leibovici and House Physi- near here, and nearly wiped it out of existence. Rescuers brought out twenty-five men, women and children. The bodies of twelve persons have already been found. The dead identified up to this m m M. SOHWAB, SteelfilTagnate Who ^ luting Striking lethlehem Employees. cian C o h e n took th e case in hand. I Late on Tuesday night last the child ■ went into convulsions and its face be gan to turn blue. It was evident to the physicians that the end was near. ' Artificial respiration was resorted to, street as it really exists. Mr. Toombs, who says he never lost any money in stocks for various rea sons, has introduced a bill calling for and Haverford avenue. He was riding a real state legislative investigation on the front platform of a pay-witb‘in that he says is important to the entffe car when a storm of bricks and stones country. was volleyed at the car by a crowd. “The questions involved are so uu- ' Conlan attempted to get out o|. the merous, vital and complicated as to car to disperse the crowd beiore^tlie. render a most sea!rching inquiry into motorman had fully opened me doc^i;, (4 them necessary for the purpose of de- and allowed the movabl6‘'stqp to-b^r termining the most advisable and come stationary. As a cbuseqUehCe; “equitable remedies,” said Mr. Toombs. ■ _ . ' \ ' ^ ' -“IVXy bill'RskS,.that .a committee be appointed a t bnqe, bohsistihg of .two! laembers^ of senate to be named by the lieutenant governor, three mem bers of the assembly to be named by the speaker and two members to be named by the governor, which com mittee shall proceed to investigate and examine the business and affairs and the modes of conduct of the same. ^‘All exchanges of this state, wheth er organized or unorganized, whether stock exchanges or those through which commodities are dealt in or by which prices of commodities are in fluenced, the regulations which these exchanges have enacted for the gov ernment of their members and officials and the mode of and the extent to which these rf^gulatious are enforced are included—the method of listing securities on stock exchanges, the methods and practices of the individ uals or firms operating on any ex- -changes in tiie state, the extent to which funds of banking institutions are used in the furtherance of stock <‘xchaiige and commodity exchange op erations and the qualifications of mem bers of any exchange. It is also well to look into the practices of promoters of and sellers of stock of mining com panies and such other phases of ex change and stock selling operations deemed by the committee to be proper for the purpose of drafting and re porting to the next regular session of the legisiatnre before March 1, 1911, time arc: Mrs. George Farwell, Mrs. | but gradually the pulse became Imper- Gcorge Feunell.' Mrs. Carrie Hooper, ‘ ceptlble and the child’s color alternate- Edgar Kittrell, a miner, and his wife , changed from dark red to blue and and two bahie.s; A. J. Laird and wife; j thence became black. O-xygen was ad- Dick Moyle. Edgar Paseoe, son of the I ministered as well as hot and cold wa- Staudard mine superintendent; M. S. ter plunges, but the patient seemingly Paseoe, mine superintendent, and wife, missing and supposed to be dead; Inez Paseoe, daughter of the superintend ent. Three box cars containing fifty sec tion hands in the employ of the North ern Pacific railroad were standing on the sidetrack when the slide occurred. All of these men are supposed to have lost their lives. Fifteen houses were swept away. Bjetwoen High Mountains. ^Tfie little mining, town of Mace lies between precipitous* mountain sides, a-.-stragglin^-ains,*ot ep.ttase?...bi -thA ■?L'<ilfeefe'^tt<maSaPse{itet^b oj^ the NortMvii t»acific and tiregou M iL' road and Navigation companies. Its one industry is mining, and its big mine is the Standard. Wi& scarcely a dividing line perceptible the towns of Black Bear, Gem, Mace and Burke form a long string of houses for six miles. The snowslide is supposed to have been started by the Chinook w inds did not respond to treatment. The limbs straightened out, and the two physicians, with many others watching the strange case, were satis fied after the expiration of about fif teen minutes that life was extinct. Nd heart or pulse action could be obtain ed, and neither did there appear to be any breathing. The limbs had be come rigid, but around the shoulders and chest the body remained warm* The face had become cyanic. While the physicians were still ad ministering oxygen and resorting; tO artificial r^pirhtion with ho ot., m,oavui§.lom,.,tHitSc,gaviB.;^;e iihplqiajLf new hog’^,»afn'd’fti'ey Uegah wp)rklS4s‘',*' ., peratel^; Thei’h came .a sudden r.usli of blood to the head, and the child’i face turned blue, but in a very short period its natural color returned. disorder marked the effort of the Beth- prevailed for several days As early as last Friday there had been Indications that the mountain of SA^IUEL GOMPERS. lehem Steel company to resume the op eration of its plant. The plant was closed on Friday night because of the violence and intimidation offered workmen by the employees who have been on strike for the past three weeks. So far as could be ascertained, fewer than 3,000 workmen reported for duty, and it is probitble the plant will be closed indefinitely. This is the at titude of Charles M. Schwab, the pres- snow was becoming loosened, but the inhabitants of the several towns paid no heed to the warning, and when the started the victims were caught asleep in their homes. The slide was one-half to three-quar ters of a mile long and thirty to fifty feet deep. It started with a roar that could be heard for miles around, and MIGHTY HUNT IS OVER. Colonel Roosevelt’s Party Set Sail For Khartum. Gondokoro. Sudan, on the Upper Nile> Feb. 28.—Theodore Roosevelt and thd others ’of his immediate party sailed on the steamboat Dal for Khartum* where they expect t<,' arrive r,n March 15. With their deparUire the African scientific expedition, under the all spices of the Smithsonian in.'?titUtii>U of Washington, was f<n- all practical purposes brought to a cloF'e, Colonel Roosevelt considers that the he tripped and fell to the sidewalk, titude of Charles M. Schwab, the pres- ' killin'^ of the giant elantls'in his recent ident of the works, who said he would excui^sions along the upper reaches fra c t u r in g his skull, th r o w n a t him by th e crow d b e f o r e he could be picked up an d sen t to th e \West P h ilad e lp h ia H o m e o p a thic hos p ital. Rioter Shot In Leg. During an attack on a Haddington car at Forty-fifth street and Lancaster avenue liestrange, a policeman, went single handed to the defense of the tu e HiuewaiK, .......... ...... ...... ...................... ..... ........... . trnni-« •‘inrl <sTinw le f t th e steen m.- Missiles were .'Stat 1°'™ for two years if necessary. ‘I!!,!™ ! „ flolr an“ settled I ‘he Nile was a flttins GMiu,.? of a T h e strik e le a c e r s say t h a t they h a v e ____ ...... ...... ...... elopes as clean as a noor ana setueu | ^uecessfiil trii). The re enrolled many more names to the va- the canyon, where the debris is est - j preuRrallv from ihc standpoint of rious labor organizations which have ^ h*pnrrt hunter and the sf-ientist have ex- been formed since the strike began. deafening roar was b«a^d expectations. There are twenty-two different branch- Wallace the fire boll was rung, and Kerinlt have killed es of industrial artisans and laborers e^ery available man was hurried ^ | goo .specimens of large mammals, employed in the big plant, and now .scene on a special train. Rescuing , includes the following: Seven- lit trade.-; have been parties were also made up in the sur- nnns: ii piPiOisnitn 10 luiffaloos. rounding towns. car crew and passengers ami was set such a revision of the laws regulating upon by the assailants, whereupon he snd relating to the exchanges and in- drew hLs revolver and fired several dlviduals as the committee may deem shots. One rioter got a bullet in the ten of the different trade.-; have been organized and a central labor execu tive committee formed to conduct ne gotiations for the men on strike. New Coast Liner. When the whistles heg,-.n, hlowins in la^ ^ ^ r S itio n 'to th ^ f leefo f ^ h 4 s a - vannah line, the steamship City of proper. “I ask that the committee be au thorized and empowered to reiiuire and enforce the attendance of wit nesses and the production of books leg. The report of the pistol shots at tracted a large number of people to atively few workmen at the gates. Montgomery, was launched from the teen lions, 11 elephants. 10 buffaloes, 10 black rhinoceroses. 9 white rhinoce roses. 9 hippopotamuses, 9 giraffes,* ^ leopards, 7 chetahs, 3 giant elands, ^ sables. 1 sitatunga and 2 bongos.. All these were killed in the Interest of science, and the specimens will be disposed of accordingly, the greater T l T p Z X . \ s n p p » r i S d : ; ; : | g..hi« w the F ndthsonian the locality, and a rh.t call was sent ^ company ''atchmen in breadth, i WtWh- Kooseven wn, rmam Mr, Roosevelt will retain nO and papers, to administer oaths and to and Lancaster -Y®”\®- Thirty police- ^rt for duty, omploy counsel, stenographers, clerks men were dispatched to the scene m * Montgonfery'I'ae ^ of M o n g o m e ry w'lll sail on her m a iden voyage from N e w Y o rk fo r S a v a n n a h ^40,000 he appropriated.’ locality. By the time the police reach- Philadelphia, and when the “ arch 29. Louis, will have her initial dip on ed the scene fully a thousand persons • iau j j a .1 ^ cflll for til© troA-i)s w3.S SGiit out froiu Wasliiugton, Feb.’ 28.-The cr;den- “ g the exelLient William Dor- S p ^ fm m ^ h r r a r t o u f b ™ tials of the new senator from Missis- nan of 737 Ringgold street was badly various bairacks to . . . . . . . ------ ---------- ------------------------ --------- ------- - O L J .e e , >Vtl» UU-UlJt . . c f p p l T l l m i t sippi, Leroy Percy, who w*lll succeed beaten about the face, bead and neck. ^ ^ ___________ the venerable Colonel Gordon, w’ere He was hcM a prisoner by Lestrauge. [ presented in ,the senate by Senator who was sitting on him on the side- Holiday . Visitors, i'oney. walk when the police assistance ar-' An appalling case of deafness wifs Flood In Belgium. Brussels. Feb. 28.—The floods in the Meuse valley are increasing. The low er quarters of Liege ar.e flooded. Great damage has beeu done in the Liege district, and thousands of houses have been inundated. rived. Lestrauge, who also w’as at- that of an old lad^y who lived just An Awful Eruption Stubborn asal^ule tacked, ivas taken to the Presbyterian across the street from the navy yard, of a volcano ©v.ai.eg brief interest, and llv«-r Rnd bowlc.s soinfnuea; -eera hospital, together with Doman. The On Washington’s birthday they fired \ qur inrere.-^t in skin eruptions• will ' e to balk without* c.-iu.'ie. Th n Uiere’s police had considerable diflScult.v in a salute of'twenty-one guns. The'old pjiort;if j'du ii-e Bncklens A-nic trnubhi— 108 < of appetitft—indigpatipii, clearing the street and allowing the ladv wds-observed'to start and-llsfen SMve, th»-ir qnii.-kHst cure Evenely the nervousness, desiMOHlencv. heHd«che car to pass, but'there were no further as the 4ast gun ' was. fired: then, 'ad- worst bOiU, lUcerf, or fever so-esds.’; |F | | p 5 s^'IS “ 3 ::— Not Their Style. First Chauffeur—War is absurdly' sentimental. Second Chauffeur—Yes; they actual ly go back and bury the dead.—Ne# York Times. 250“ at O. B.^W'oodruff’s Saved a Soldie’s Ofe. Fufing death from shot and shell td the Civil W ir WHS ’more agreeable to ,1. A Stone, of K«»np. Tex,, than facing ft from wbai doctor?. ,said vvas cousiimp- lion “ I coiitracTeil a F*tuhbort} cold,’* he wrire«, *• ih/t ^devehipedy/a cough, that Jtnek to me i,n spite of all remedies for years.'' My wet'ghc.fsn ddtyii to 130 nonnils, ThBp^^.t; %gan Di’. Kings New Ulsepyeyv; which eom- nlet cured me;;. J'.'n:ow 178 poun Pqr '^qu^lisv ‘grippe,
