The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 1

WEATHER. Touiglit; Fair cold Ci'ctiliitiun gntttr than other iHon Dailies bined. flfcJTABIJSHED 1879. HAMILTON. OHIO.

TUESDAY, A.PRIL 11)Ot PRICE, ONE OB1IT. MINERS STRONGER AS COAL STRIKE GROWS Resistance of Operators In Pennsylvania. GREATLY WEAKENED BY ATTITUDE OF MR. ROBBINS. Most Of The Output Of That Field Will Be Produced, And "Other Operators May Fall Into Line--Hard Coal Tie-Up Complete.

I I A A I April Tho great coal i began in ear nest today i (he back bone t.h;e "operators' resistance a a ly'damaged i i i fields F. and some i operators in (In: Western Pennsyl- a i a i i a signed I I I a by tlu miners. They mine I i of 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 tons a pro diicl.ion of Hie Western a i a district and of the 1 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 nor mnl of a Com petitive Held composed of a i a Ohio, I i a a a I i nois. Mr. Rdbbins has also signed contracts to operate his Ohio and Illinois mines.

A of a independent operators in Ohio, some in and a larger in Illinois have signed conlrr.cls. Compared i I of resisting operators in Ohio, and Illinois. Hie I a have signed in those stales represent only a small i but with of Hvo Iowa operators and of those of Western Kentucky the non-union i of the I field and West Virginia besides the Robbins mines, in i i cations are that from forty to forty- Ova per cent of the a produc- the- great a located 01 'y-will be in a i by the week. to i i large break in the ranks of the resisting Indjana, Ohio and i opjra- lors. The union's i instead of hostile atUi.mle to the i operators and miners is i i a by the miners' officials to assure them that the West Virginia and non-union fields in Pennsylvania i of the 'operators have poslert 'the "IWtnnce'in wages this news has liailed i nip -delight b.y the as the ol i operators signing.

Officials of the mine base their calculations on this large pro duc.Mon and i a that other operators i be forced i i i lo protect i markets. A COAT, SITUATION A I A SOOX IIU I 1 A i i has occurred lo change the si.lttation, was a general expect a i today a conference between the sub-committees of the anthracite operators and i i i held in the i Cen- i i a i a i i There was strong optimistic i a represent a i miners a i i happen greatly 0 relieve the i a i President i dm- i the a i there was IK. qhange in the. i a i so a as the are concerned. The men i i a a Tmn for What a asked and he fell, i a i the operators not.up.nl.imie to a i a i tlio a i they a assumed i In Ihe present i Mr.

Mitchcdl dciiicd all a concession? made i a A i reports of a character, he a i wc-re mere a i has been nnhored a I i press all the a I bey i a liiado i i owners showed a i i i to meet, a way, drop some of the propositions a made. i a i i firm a i Is considered i i a Shamokin Scale i rather a concessions a de clare a i at i i President i received large of a to- a various i i i i of i lie i a. reporter for the Associated Press a a a i i soft coal section? are i Ihpmselv'es af he had expected All his i a i he said, was of a favorable character, a of a I i a increased pay and he expected lo hear i a flint a more soft coal companies a agreed lo the 190P, scale. President Bnor nf the RpadiiiR Company, arrived from i a i a a 10 o'clock and i diately i conference i officials of other coal a i roads. i reduced forces and many Yesterday's holiday is sjajd liy i to be largely responslbi! for Hie samll forces at work.

Tin men, say are always slow lo re to Ihe mines i a i and it a lakes week or more before a condi (ions prevail. CO.U; XOT I I I IX I OX TIIRSDAV A i 'lay, a a the first day of Hi i i i i i no i of the a i i a i i i i presented i in the a of the Ohi. operators. Xol a ton of coal is hein; i i Ohio to-day a of i a an i i ready to sign scak The i board of Ihe Ohi i is now i in Co proceedings are he secret. AKS.U'I.T IX Till-; I A UI.STIilCT I I 1 A A i a a a work at any of the collierie-, a i a a laid off a i coal crews and a Near hern a a boss and his i isssislanui were a a a b.

men and one was I Xo Agreement at Charleston. CHARLESTON, W. A i There was no agreement al i session of the i ence of operators and miners of dis i Xo. 17. The miners a i scale of Confi'i-'in Yolk.

NEW A i It---Pri-sidTM i and members of 111 a a i miners' i toe en lered conference room aboil noon. RESUMPTION SLOW IX PITTSItUIWJ DISTIilCT. A i expected general i of work a mines i i i i where the scale was signed a i not. a place to-day. Reports wen 1 slow in coming in and those received i i a ilial men were not in to i i lo But.

few a wore reported in full operations, others wore i THK IX A i i a i i a i bank and Trust has increasei i divldencd rale to :12 per con per year. A. H. Pomeroy, 70, conneded i a a Traction Syndicate is dead in a Campbell and a pals Dodson, were each sentenced to vcars in the Oliio i i a a i i a i last evening. They are men.

Washington--President. Roose and Jusseron.t the lawn leniii.4'-sea' yesterday." Chicago--Dowie i be slim noned to 'Zlo-n lo answe: a and a i lolygamy. The. names i in connection i i lim. Even his i and son art igainsl i Xew York--Mrs.

G. J. lie second i i of the a acci at Xew Rochelle, is a i ii 1 Johnson is held. Boston--Several colonies fron N'ew a are a be a a a i a i a Sas' i a a Boston--For the first i the EH- -n-enie a a marriec a a right sue a woman for the a i a i of her bus a a i York--The A i a a i vho a a i i game- tailed a on the Barharossa There were i Xew a Grey and today a i Xew a a beforr a i for Tuskagee, gave ar i i i a a i i a i a i a F. Beaer is no- of au early KelUement 1 "lie a a i i San Francisco--Ail Hie boxers whc i take in show al a i i have been a 'ned and tit.

B. Howard wa a a begin i i i lo i he was sentenced t'o 1 he of Win. Goebel: Casier, of a on, i not be i a a i i l.oeb, Roosevelt's a a 'rom his horse and a up. HI.KCTIOX I A REFORM OF ZION DECIDED TODAY New Creed And Financial Policy Chosen. WILL HAVE DIFFEl ENT A IN FUTURE.

Memory of Dowie Will Ee Recpccle For The Good He Has Done, Bit He Was No Prophet, Declares Vo liva. I A A i "er i a fm-'iH-rly of i i a i Deacon W. D. Verger of the Circin an i i ol' the i i a a church, a former a i hi 1 deposed A a Dmvic "day adopted a new creed and t'nr i a i linar.da! t''' a i of a i i i Differing i a lack "I i a es ol i I i 1 i as i i ''We a i In respect Join a Dnwie the grind he ha lune. lint we.

now see a he wa never possessed of i i power, aid Vnliva. "I I he a prophet be wnulf a foreseen the a nf Dinvi in i a i a which caused i i i i high i i he 1 loxxis isos.uv Wife Appeals To Tin 1 Police. To Lo eatc i Jlrs. May Bosaw. i of Enni losaw, of 2 Park A a a police' i a i i i i am i Sipp to i i tc-arch for her a who she said lad been a missing fro home since a i Bosaw was employed by a i llalston a a and worked fo to a a evening.

Mrs ISosaw i her a may I). i i a i a a i i i there have been requested to a up I search. I i JS SKTTfjRI). PluMers -Agree in The plasters' -strike was settled l-oclay and men. all 'return to work morrow morning.

They dem a an increas of 50 cents a claj in wages but compromised i i employers for 2ii cents. BOLI BUYS THE BRUNSON STORF I a a i a by Assignee a Bowers Charles news dealei jn i street a i i stock if i concern had been iy Bert F. Boll, who i i he a i of the store, a i lold a once. Mr. Boli is a son of L.

Boli and a i i 'msiness man. The Itrunsoii Assets. Assignee a Bowers ol Charles Brunson the news agent ha? )een a permission by a 'udge. a to sell liis personal iroperty at i a saie. The ap- i a i as by A i i i a M.

Heck and C. A was today is Moneys, I 3 7 person, goods i Book a 5 1 5 0 Real a 1,850. a Bi'ititsoifs Debts. Assignee a G. Bowers has a a of debts a a SLAIX IX I.OXHLV HOAD.

Hose And Tile Chief Candi. dates Kor Mayor. I A April -Voters of i a are a ball i for a set of cily of- There are three i in i I a i i a i social-democratic. Mayor Davit! S. Itose seeks re-election on a i i and i i Becker and i i a A.

Arnold re- i head i a a social-democratic a a i The a a i has been a most vigorous one. A a vote is being polled. fiovrrmir's Condition The Same. ISiK-n'al Tclenrani.l 0., A i doctors issued the ing i at p. "Governor a i has passed a a i and is i i al Pulse 9i; i a i L'l a noi i Report Thursday.

A Theordore Boek and I a a i by a Beld'Mi of the common pleas a i i i i ireiiMiiry i a Hieir re mrl a 'has. (Vallaglicr Shot And I Pennsylvania. I A A i -U i i a a a a i a en- in the employ of the a a i a of Xew Jersey was iered a on a lonely road al a a i i a lore, i a shot i i mil the i of bis body- was a by anil stones. VALET MAY SAVE MURDERER. C.OOl) W.ITKK HKI'-OHIC i Put to Work ai Water Works.

The booster engine at Ihe. a i a i i i a a i and in a day or two a i a i i a a aji.i a i i replace i Col. I). W. McClimn In Town.

Col. n. W. MoCIung, of Kern a was about a and met a old i Mrs. I who fell down stairs at.

the M'Neely home, is i slowly, i suffers a good deal. Col. Cliing i a i i a i i she is able to to i home. 7 Men's Brotherhood. Men's Hap! 1st.

BrotluM'hood meets i i parlors at i p. m. President Hoosevell i he "represented" by Jvvera! i I a i i i city. Charles Jones. A fAi-itins' iiu-itk'iit in a a nnin.ler case wil! have ilcvcl- ipecl if A T.

a i the convicted of i i Marsh Rice, a York i i a i is successful in obtaining- ncu- i a in a Slate, on i i lie is now Irving' to secure from Jones, former a of the i i a i whose testimony was means of i i i i Patrick. The present whereabouts of Jones is only lo a few persons, lie has been reported to be in Texas and in Europe. According- to a he was shot to death in Texas a fortnight ago. Patrick's lawyers have promised to produce Jones in Court his testimony be found necessary to save Patrick from death in the electric chair. SOX OK POLLOCK WILSON- s.

II. Wilson, of (ileiiilale, a Form cr a i Resident. The il. Wilson, who, as- slated in last i issue of paper, i suicide at hit home GlendalP, was a son of Pol lock well know! residenl o'f a i a i hit- home on a is i as Wil son's i near city a worlip reservoir. There are no near rela in i city.

The i this i gives the i add! tional a i Wilson at one i was one of the a i men in a i Ohio He was i connected i many a families in this clis and had an excellent a i as a business man. He was 5(1 years age and for many years prosperous a business at Main Street, i i a i a however, he is'said to have a i lieavy losses 'and. gave the local ta.king,-: an office in the Power Where! hfj-rrepriseht- ed a Pennsylvania- cohcel'Ti." a widow am: three children. CLASS AT ST.PETER'S CHURCH List of Boys and Girls Who Will Become Communicants. The of boys and girls i communicants at St.

Peer's Catholic church i year. Boys: Bicker, J. Korh, R. Os- erberger, G. Baerman.

S. Messier, H. Schneider, L. Senger, L. Herbers, J.

G. C. a a P. l.agedrost. J.

Oberle, C. O. i M. Meier. i B.

5praucr. C. -Suemer. Ii. Fimvater.

K. Greb, J. i J. Kclley. M.

Usailus. Krcbs, i 1.. Ohr. A. a a A.

l.a-jcdrnst. I i A I I A I I i i Likely Begin Snmim 1 Season, May -O and U7. W. Foster, of i i a i was i the i today. Asked a were 0 he his a a for the cotn- iig season in management, of -ilndenwald Park and its a i heatre.

said a park would open for the on May 20 27. is expecting secure Vober's a a of i i ati, for opening date. An opera a has been booked for the eel; of May 27. Mi'nnir Uall'Crty fJels Divorce. I i i a i i i a a divorce i i a a of ross negleei of and i a eiue for more I a i 'ears.

homas J. a a for laintih'. I OX I'KOIIATK SYSTK.M ge HIM I i Adilirsscs a V. M. C.

A. Audience. a Clarence a i spoke a the V. M. C.

A. last nigh! on "The a Sys-1 tern." The a i of men i in Hie speaker's exp a a i I system, i i of nlliee. i i i i lr. Shaffer Wins. i I 1 a a Kd i i a i in i series of live games.

a of pin in i a i a MISSIONARY MEETING. Interesting Affair To Occur At Trin ity Church This Week. Friday i at 7:30 o'clock i be a missionary i i i i of special i at i i church The speaker i lie the Rev. S. i a i i who a spent past seven years in work al a i a rind is now in America leave of absence.

Coming fresh fron tile field, he is well i i i i in China, i is ai able speaker a i and i hi hearing. The i opet to win. are i in i a and in i i work in I a CASK Xo Decision licnileretl By f'iivul Court. The a before Hie i in (he case of Ihe a Ohio against i i a i Cin cipnat.i Jineinan tor a new trial, wa. concluded at 'last 'evening for-the a and Warren Card Tor defendaril.

Thi court reserved decision. This i the i i coin- was engaged in hearing Ihe case ol The a i a i Tool Com puny against i a i a a cases assigned for today were, a i Ferrell a others against George Vogel a a i against Leopold i a i KILED HV AX OKFICK. Robei-t Johnson Sbot To Deatii at AVyoniiiig. i a light i his i i arrest. colored, of Oak Wyoming, wa shot a i a i 'yesterday by a a Webster Roberts, also olored, of a The a a wa result of Johnson's objection to a i a i of Ills a to the i Home in accordance i of the a Society.

A I i FOP, Trustees i Designate of Xevr J.ots. The hoard of of Greenwood Cemetery met loday at P. C. i office a a i purchase of 1 5 0 0 a a marker? i $(i per i to be placed at corner a I I galvanized a a rs at and a a cents each be placed at single graves in 'emetery. I i A I IS Uleed IH1I linalei' Boiuiil Ovoi-To (iraiid Jury.

i i a a a ecenily arrested on a charge of der a i T. H. Mc.Vamee. of the St. a of a board i of had a a i before i lughes today.

He waived i a iuu a a over I a in sum of I no. loud a i Had in I i I a i i i i i a a tion of i a banks, in a a eon-sepon- of Ibe i says: As a a i of record i may lie a a i six a voted I save Hie i a a great a a i in 1 those loading it being Bliss, of i i a i Sloan Gordon, of a i ton, a Dave hail i i i i sult. (JOKS AKTICI! LAWS. A i Pabsl SITUS Information l-'or His Ollice. i session of a i a i no a a sheets of a pa-scd were received at oilire of the a i as lias been I lie case A i Pa list a for where lie i a 10 secure copies of a a i a i i bis otliee.

Police Cases. In police 'ibis mornlii'-; a a assessed tines as fol- and Lucy Sims and Mrs. a each, disorderly i a O'Connel. 1 a costs. C.

C. Clemens, $1 and costs. a i a Welsh a John Foley, disorderly, $1 and costs, each. BOARD CONFERS HOW CAN THEY CUT WITH UNION MEN OFF MEMBERS PAY? Gaa Works Troubles Were Couricilmen Up Against Discussed Today. Hard Situation.

NO AGREEMENT HAS AS YET SUPPOSE BEEN REACHED. Gas of The Hamilton Gas And Elec-ric Company Is Being Used Temporarily, And City Plant Operate I Also. The board of i service a in eon a i Kni-rtn ac.d other meinlnM-s of a 1 I i a i i a i i No. I of i i a i in regard i i at i i gas works. i i i a in all a i The com- a live each i of eight instead of j-i I board i a i a i board worJu not and it was not probable a any agreement be reached a i a a The gas of.

the a i and i i a has been i i i a Hie i began i il a i The. ar- is a a cue, a i i a rM.rmanen! or not. is for council dec'dfe. Secretary I I vi-i lioard said a a a the gas be used per- i a The places of the men who a have been i at i i gas a and i gas is bei made i a i i a I present supplied by the old company. DKATIIS A XD Burton Parrisb.

J. Parrish, son of a i and a Parrish died at his honn at 1 Hanover Street lasi i a a i aged years one and sixteen days. He born in Oxford and the remains wil a I i Itcnhcn Ceorgc. George died al his hoim 'n Selkirk-, three miMs west of i ville o'clock yesterday a general i i aged 7' -28 a Hi 'eaves-Q-jPhlow, throe acms-'aml daughters. The a i ta.l nlace 'tomorrow at.

11 o'clock a. i The place of i a i be. th A a cemetery. li'iinrral of Mrs. Osboni.

a a Mrs Mary Osborn i a place fron the residence. N'o. 1 1 2 7 McCilynn street at o'clock Thursday a SI. Mary's at o'clock- a. m.

The place of i ment i he St. Mary's cemetery. Henry inihofV. Henry Iinhoff, an old and we! resident of i i died at his home al. .119 Park A a i o'clock i i of i i and in Ihe year of n's age.

He born in a 21. 1 2 1 but had been a resi- of i i foi- over a a Ho was a a for and i i a competency. The deceased is i by i a a 1 i i be given of the a i Harry Maloncy Dead. Mrs. a a died al Den- -er.

a a The body wil' )e a to i a a i i the liome of her parents, where i a i occur ai '2 p. in. Mrs. Maoney was A i a a a ere for W. C.

i i i i A KOI! I I I I "ilioious l-'lfoit lo A i Aiming Ttieni. A I i A i i a ffori Is i a by ihe a if I a A a i 10 a i i i i i i Stales a yards of i in- erest in a i so a when islands hey may encourage a i games nil I he i physical ileve.le.p- i is a a i a he i i i A i a ollieers i i i ilnes have a a rcise a resist i i i a i effect of the i a to a degree. This fact has been a clear young nd as most of are very am- i i i become i i a i slands. are i every nergy a i i a i i i a a most of i a i on i i to he islands. 15.

A. Iteimlnslioirn Divorced. K. A. nenniiighol'en a a a divorce from his i lice It.

i on the ground gross neglect. i a arrange- i were liiado for the payment a i Mrs. i i i i and 10 i are in a i i a on a NOT ON PAY ROLL. Why They Won't Vote For It--That Is All, And Nobody will Get Paid Mutual "Tickling" The Probable Outcome. The i council meets in regular session i The pay roll is to he passed and al! members i be in connection with the pay roll and as a as it concerns the salaries of members of council an i i question may present i Some i ago.

the meeting i rolled and no quorum responded ii was a and heralded as an i a a a law had been discovered under the provisions- of which members of council noi a i meetings and having no valid excuse for their absence were not entitled to their salaries for the meetings which they a i to a and It was therefore said a be correspondingly docked. This was in the i of the city i controversy i is now reaching ils i a i i the cir- i court. The absentees advocates of a and Sherer and the members religiously showing up Ihe favorers of i i i and Gnrfl. But, when the, pay roll is presented i if it. doesn't include the salaries of the members who were absent and i i the salaries of the diligent members and the clerk as well, how can it be passed? The members who were absent- a i won't vote to dock themselves and if they don't, vote for the pay roll nobody can be paid.

It looks like it have to resolve itself i a case of "vou i me a I'M i you." i i.f Fonnei- Mayor of fs A A A i will of a B. Moores, Mayor of. Omaha, who died a few days ago, was i for probate yesterday iloores y-na borp in Butler County, i Mrs. a F. i i a i 1 0 0 0 in divides the rest of his estate, at 4 0 0 0 0 equally a his widow, lo he was married -a year ago, his son.

Harry E. Moores, i his two a a Adele Moores and a Dawes Moores. Moores's JIoor.es.-- is- eonnected i the Telegraph Company in Cincinnati. The estate consists of real estate and other property, a at $23.000, and i i a policies valued at 1 7 0 0 0 IKJKFALO TI.MES BURNS. H-nt Witli I.OSS A I A i a a i a flcstroved the Even i Times i i at and 195 a i a i loss estimated The loss is fully covered by insurance.

Tlie fire, i started from some cause spread rapidly. Aft the fire was heavy machinery came crashing through 1 from tiie i floor to the basement, a i several men with it. Fireman D. Reidy and William Cogan' were rescued in an unconscious con- i i i and removed to a hospital. The others escaped i slight injuries.

Reidy and Cogan will recoveA George E. a proprietor ol i i Express teridered tt4 use of Express- composing room and presses lo Mr. Xorman E. Mack, proprietor of the Times and that a will appear as usual to-day. I I i A HILLS List of Contrncls f'crtitlert To Auditor Pabst.

The board of i i a di-; rectors a Tiled the following hilli conn-acts i the coun- a i David Schalk. corn for mill-man i i (, Bacon and Shiiler. coffee for In- "I i a Anderson and Shaffer, feed for the i i a i i a Dingfelder and Company, loards for the i i a $3.0:1. The Fort a i i i Com- lany. bran for i i a $2.

A. I'. Wagner, burial, of indigo -17. A. Wilson, i a of Indl; i 11.

and D. a i a Comp or indigenes: 1 2 4 3 Peter Bnerger and others, Aeries for i i $1S. F. Y. Jones, salaries ot' Total, Condition of Treasury.

A i Pabst's a of tlin i i i of i a or March shows a halitnco In he a of.