Thf
68TH YEAR.' NO. f>:J. SEMI-WEEKLY.
BURTON MASSEY AND s 1 < "
BABY WERE KILLED :
< ' " >?iv nuicai :inu I lie >" """
older child, a hoy six years old. is ,on on ,h" "x''
severely injured. have had ail tin
Mr.. Massey was returning to Itoek! f>x'M,r' ,orl"?rati
llill from Marion county when the, ' ""''d f'tr. '1
accident occurred. The road leading I,' ,u ' sP?t
from Cnreton's ferry to this city ' ''' not dc
crossing the Seaboard railway a few
yards from the point where the Sea- ||()\\ \|{|) \V
hoard passes under the Southern
railway tracks. The high concrete
supports and a deep cut shuts off the view
of the Seaboard tracks almost |'j|V| |,, <
entirely. Mr. Massey evidently realized
that the train was approach- Two l?riv?
ing a few seconds before lie reached nniei,
the crossing, however, and attempted
to stop the car. as an examination
of the scene ot the tragedy revealed Indianapolis,
the fact 11hat the automobile had Wilcox, of Itit
skidded r.o before the train seventh annual
crashed into it. The cowcatcher of stakes race of '
the freight caught the car just as it 1 ",r speedway h
crossed the track. throwing Mrs. I tanco being 5:1
Massey down a steep embankment| ors? Arthur Thu
and hurling the child several lent I coco, and a nice
away. TIip automobile draguoil were killed <l'ir
down i!i< track approximately f>00 two others wort
yards before the train was brought | As a result o
to a stop and was a tangled mass of wins a prize
iron Mr. Ma sey was not thrown I thousand dollar*
from the ear until it had been ear-' the lirst ten d
ried down the traek over 20(t yards. |>ri/e winners ti
The infant was caught in the wreck-! named: Ileum
eil ear ami remained there until res- ley, HePalma. I
cued by trainmen Mr. Massey suf- Chevrolet and
fered a broken leg and arm and in- Wilcox and
ternal injuries. mates. Wilcox
Catawba is nine miles from this ,|u, contests aj
city, and physicians rushed to the WHV mark and
scene of the accident as soon as the throughout He
news was received here. Mr. Mas- ?or a (jro chanp
sey was still conscious when medi- occasion to take
eal <1 id reached him. but died before',.... i ... -
.-I .! <! HI lf|?i
he could l>o removed to the hospital, knuckle |jjs
lie realized that death had called mi|,,s an hour
him and asked the physicians to
11 ? records t
cease their efforts in his behalf and
... , , , speedway were
Hive then attention to his wife and , . .
, ,, , i de I'alma tor l
children. i . .
.... . . . , , ! Long stays in tl
Mrs Massev. when hurled from
, , ... I 1 he Italian dm
the car, struck an iron stake, which
^ out of the rutin
out an ugly Rash in her leu. A gash ,
, r . . . . >>' terrific speed
was tilso cut in her forehead and her . .
finish sixth
spine was badly injured, as an examination
by the physicians reveal- Arthur Ihiur
ed. She and the two children were reassei
brought to Funnell's infirmary in u hen his
this city. An operation was per- "n 'v 1(1
formed in tin attempt to save Mrs. Kr,ss<,(' 111 ''
Massey's life, and her recovery is SN'1,>n found. 1
very doubtful. The infant passed a fractui
away at the hospital during the ear- ri,Hhed to a l,os
ly part of the night. operated on imi
The freight train which struck Houis l.ecocq i
the automobile was going north on Handinl, were In:
the Seaboard. It was a long freight, their car turnei
carrying 4 1 cars, making it difficult The accide
for the engineer. \V I) Ferguson, of north turn and
Abbeville, to stop the train quickly, over three timer
Mr. Massey was one of the most pinning both di
prominent citizens of Rock Hill Haj clan under It.
was a contractor, doing road con- The race was
struction and grading. He was rc-J sensational ever
tuttf.ing from inspecting a road steering knuckles
construction job in Marion county two cars turnin
when he met his death The grad- riouH injury, ai
ing at Camp Jackson. Columbia, was haust pipes kept
done by his flint. from start to fir
Surviving Mr Messey are his fa- timing device wa
ther. Henry Massey; his brother, car. pulling In ni
Frank Massey: and one sister, Mr" caught the wire
\V. M Dunlap. all of this city. The Its connections
double funeral services were con- the last .lb miles
ducted from the First Presbyterian no fjmP w
church Saturday evening at o'clock
out. not more t
by the pastor. Rev. r . \\ C.regg.
The remains of Mr. Massey and the H,'Parfttink ih<
infant were laid to rest at Laurel-' man The rental
wood cemetery. | was proportionate
? Serious KH'i
Mrs. Massey and Six-Year-Old S?ys?spot
Son Hadly Injured Hut May
Recover. Columbia, s.
_____ Wannamnkcr.
American Cot to
CAR SKIDDED FIFTY FEET ,i ?
excessive rains
Accident at Catawba Junction h,,%"
( arolinu cotton
Thursday Afternoon Which ously iiurt it ii
Cost Life of Prominent Rock "in South c?
Hill Citizen. bo n,oce88nry, to
portion of the <
ttatnaker. "Mui
Uock Hill. Juno 2.- Citizens of s(jlU, ,s rottinK
this elty were shocked by the news tj)(, ren?ninder r
of the ratal accident occurring at ,,u, Cfinf|,tloI1 is
Catawba Junction shortly before ? or |OSS,,r ,,xt,
o'clock Thursday afternoon when an ,ion f|) (tl), 0fjer
automobilo containing Mr. and Mrs. acres an, jH>jnu
Huiton Massey and their two small .. ...
.... ... . ... Mr. W annum
children, of this city, crashed Into a
.. i r . . . i ,u ,n a statement I
through freight train on the Sea- .
..... .. Russia init prar
lioard Air Hine railway. Mr. Massey
... . - ropean eountric
died soon after being struck and tlte
. ., , , . , . ton are in com
voungost child, a baby about a vear
, . , . . .. . some time, wit
f id, died Ihursday night at the hos...
. .. . . , at ion promoters
pital liere, where tlie injured occupants
of the car were brought for " *1!,s
treatment. Mrs. Massev's condition ^ nnnamaker.
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LANCASTER, S. ( ., TU
IMPOSSIBLE CARRY
~ ... OUT TERMS TREAT
M't, Wiinnuinukcr * ?
Demand (iniHs. "More Than German People C?
Bear," Declares Count V<
June 2. J s. BrockdorfT-ltantzau.
president of the
11 association, lias is,t
deciorim that the GERMAN PEOPLE SHOCKE
of the past 10 days
r ruined the South .... .. ....
... iiv * kiKiiiu .lUllilM <11 U
crop and had surl- * *
i other states. mantis Made I pun Them I
iroiina it is going to (he "Victorious Violence
replant a vet v great .. . ?
..." ... Our hnemies.
Top, said Mr. \\ Utah
of the crop in tltis
and grass is taking Washhiivton. .lune - Hernial
1 it In other states although realizing that she tut
the same to a great- m:iko sacrifices to obtain peace,
nt. I have intormu- convinced that the execution of t
t thut hundreds of ppa(.,. treaty as drawn "arr mo
abandoned. than the Herman people can heat
laker also declared Count von l<* o( kdorff-Uantza
issued that "not only head of the (Jet-man peace deleft
tically all of the Ku- tion. thus sums up the attitude
s that consume cot- the Herman nation towards the pi
munication for quite posed treaty of peace in a note
h the export corpor- the allied and associated powe
i." outlining various (Jerman count*
etl out," said Mt. proposals. The Herman note, (i
that these manufac- liverctl to Premier Clemeneen
quietly buying cot- president of the peace conferent
hanges. and as they Thursday, was made public by t
derstandiiig with the 'ate department
oil that credit will be The Herman delegation now hoi
my have secured fhol In ''s liOte, a licrtti that it will
Ion. They Irive do- fuse to sien the present treaty b
lay luiying cotton." declares on the behalf of the n<
matt na' 011 titat "even in Inn nei
... ...... ..... . Justice for her 1h loo sacred a thi
ILCOX \\1N> to allow her to toop to achlevo c?|
,K MJTO K.\< K ditions whieh site 1 annul 111 d
take to carry out
Exclusion of Herutany front t
kuiMiitI01111I Contest. of nations, the note asser
is ami a Merle means tliat in signing tin' pea
, . trealv ?i....1.1 1
in iviueii.
a "decree for its own prescriptiu
nnv it- mi n death sentence."
Juno 2.? Howard Tito Herman people. tho noto sai
lianapolis, won tho' havo l?oon disappointed in tip
intornational swoop- "ll"P? r?r I10"00 o|- Justice which h
inn milo.s at tho mo- horn protuisod" and stand "aglias
is timo for Hp di- the doniands made upon tlioin
4:21:7;".. Two driv- '"victorToti vuliiiec of on; 11
irinan and Louis Lo-| uiies
hanician. It Hamlini., Outlining us counter propo ;a
inu tho contest, and Herman doloiation neri'. to i
injured. durtion ol Hermany's army ai
f His victory Wilcox ndlllon that G< rnt my
of $20.One. Kiftv admitted Immediately to the lo.nr
i waft divided among ? renounce Herman?
rivers Among the ROVere,Rn H:' "s lo Msnco , "n;,i
nisi,od in the orderhnd Po8en* but i,s 10 aU other te,'l
... GouX, Guyot. Al- tor,es whlch i8 on I led up
Chevrolet, Vail, G. to glvo nH"Olple of self-det<
PI ! niina'ion applicable at once, is as
I 'd: to suhpi'rt all Herman dotii
Thomas were team-, . . ,
to administration hv the loauuo
assumed the leatl as . _
nations not under German mandi
iproaihed the hall- , ....
tory and to make the lndemtn
drove consistentl.\
payments as ret|iitreil hut
had two stops, once , ....
amounts that will burden tho (!
'e, and on the other
man taxpayer no mere heavier tli
on gasoline, oil. wa- ... . , .,
the taxpayer ei the most lieavil
;iir a loose steering ,
burdened state among these ropi
average was 87.12 . , ...
sen tod on the reparations connm
sion.
or tin* Indianapolis The note declare* Corm-mi
shattered by Ralph i willing in pool her eiitito m?'r< ha
Iho first -"ii niib'8. j In.,rj?(> wjili that of the a ^ < ?< ia t?
tie pit. however, put powers. Neutral parlicipat on
,u?r almost entirely .||(. jn,|n|ry a- to r? p?>11 sil?i 1 it \ f
inp ami It was only |p4? war is asked.
that ho managed to
\ t s Till \ \> It \ MiKli
man. driving a car TIIKIH I'I \< I Tl ltV
nbled himself, wasl i?hp long awaited presentation
machine turned over, Auatrlans of tin- terms und
no the rare had pro- whk>h ,,loy may h;iVP ppa<p vvin, n
rs. lie was dead ,j nn(j associated powers toe
lis nierhanlrlan re- y<.,tcrday Mt st (Jennain-e
red skull, and wasi |,aye. a short distance outside i
pltal, where he was |?.trjs The Austrlans learned, hov
nediately. ever, only what they will have to d
and his assistant. R. flom the military and politic;
lined to death when standpoints and how their futui
it over and oaucht boundaries are to run. The cost I
nt happened on the them financially in indemnities an
the machine rolled an(j reparations will he withheld l
* before It stopped, j,< presented at a later date
liver and mechani- Meanwhile commissions of 'he a
lies are point; through the derma
one of the most counter proposals to the (Jernia
held here. Broken treaty and it is expected that the r<
i, the loss of wheels, j,|v ,,f the allied and a sociat?d pofl
p over without se- (MS ,n them will he delivered durin
ml tin- loss ot ex- the present week Sunday saw tti
the crowd on edpo council of four inactive. awaitin
lish The electrical ,h,? report of the commissions Coin
is broken when one von Broekdorff Kant/an. liea I '
ilnus a front wheel, fhe German delegation, continues t
and tore it from ;,SSert that the allied terms mnm
This happened in |,e accepted as originally fiam <
of the race. ilecl. rinp them to "more than lb
as the Sold strunir! ?Jfi niiin people can i "
han two minutes Whether the arc to mak
inner and second """-essleo-* remans to he
fiorman troops in Mttland an
Inder of the lu-ld
ely bunched (Continue! on Page 4.)
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kSTER f>
BSD AY, JUNE 1919.
SUFFRAGE QUESTION
Y TO COME UP TODAY w.
| Aclivilio
in Already Adopted by the House| I
m ana supporters Are Looking
to Senate. Washing
______ t h? Caiiaiiz
I) FICHT LEAGl'E COVENANT nuo TX't.
I present r
> 'i' a .... ,. . , \ hi' h lias i
e- Peace treat v. Wire ( ontroli ,
: : nir of rI??n
}v and I-u\ui> Tax Repeal ionai pre
of Will Re Considert d During' ^s, 'r''
. It ion was pa
the Week. 11,y this com
???? Specific \v
jy, Washington. June TI? -ut- '''
iPt frn?e amendment. the peace t ?aty ' tesident 1
is tinil legislation for the return of M,1S' (
he teh'Kra ph and telephone lino* to pit- S>*" ' *
re vate operation tire snhjeets expected '
to hold the center of Interest during ''
iu, the week in congress. Meantime iolls l,i,r,''M
:a- work will continue on the routine j1'''
of appropriation lulls antl on many, x
o- collateral subjects that are in the' ^ '";l '"T:|
to hands of committees j munitions a
is. The resolution for submission of ' ampuit
>r- a suffrage amendment to the states. :,ls
le- already adopted h> the house, comes, rn,1s' ' '
lu up Tuesday in the senate Its sup- ' arranza s |
*e. porters, claiming to hold pledc - tor l,v
he more than the necessary two th :d. '
vote, win seek : roll cull us soon a*; 'id. Villa
e. possible. Opposing senators haw in- blunt 'hep
e-1 Ulooted th y will not IptofpoRe pat -! ',:I:"" wduh
iutI UaLiuontary obstacles, and adi aiesl'*'r;,ss; A:,s
r- of th< amendment an pr- di< ' j; !l ' hoi-">d,
j t hat by lie lay n i : lit w > una n u f- . '' ~1' "' '
ill-1 coil}'r< is concenn d.
r- I inhale "ii the j. ice tn.r \ Mi ^ 1'!' ' "IT''
| its lea: ie or nations cow mint. be- ''-N ay n
ho ; mi aim t . soon a th" e\ti a - 51 nd lornied
is, nn as mbled t o w < >. -1 ao, i- ;??. '"L * ''n'
eontillll. ' ! i |||)!- ahilitv ,1 . j I, .111-' wh>
HK: before tli.- <>n<l m the week on s ni" ,n " ' " '
m. mi th<. many proposals ihnlina ,v it li *' v''" ">> 1
! the siiliji . t Senator Johnson, Ke- pints of
>'s. I publican. of California, wil' op. n the !>??iirn in tl
ir ' .li-oussii n with a - -pooch tor hi- t"- i- ' ' herml
I lot-on a ,<m the sta'<> department *""?> '. the e
t" for 111" ->i.t. t m( in.. ir, o<l"i r iUinhy
S"?. 'mi I' t ill. Itepn|'S|. ,y_ .r him. I? 111? :11
I.I iho. ano: o r |?m no .j pom (. P?*?'Kn of !l
tniiN i! o peak <1 nil . i . .| . . ,n.i " am at "r
Is, otinr -.mat ir.- on hoih .1 country
j ka..Ail to ho preparing tai. p; rt ' ' r '
pesos. The
ho W il. tin pi ohh'iu of "tu iii'ifl : i
?te th" \ iro liii" to in-ir owm-i - 11 t(,is year. ;
li
no mill, or in l oth nn i 1 ..i ... wry only .1
ri-jrho ha?!"r- i; r- tr in.- to | weeks
'tl I" : !.it ii ii | i on it . .? I'. p HM'ii in i'o
r- nia \ h" in ol. ilnr iiK 'lu? . ported. with
< > ill" flu it l ainlii) n' an'! ainm
os, ii..- league of nations flnht is rwittiril* Olflclali hot
if oil a; th" most likely to pre-.ni en- st a ml why I
n satioiial development in th. |..r 'rnops itotlt
ty future. While the debate has i . .m ;' n assent I
inl proceeding without much sin. * of on5l P^int.
tr- organisation on elthei side, manyMh* troops i
> < i nn i .1 im M!: I'' iili'l'S II ;i VI (|c . i ' " i "
V ' velnped decided indication- that ibis " 1 ' 1. a!
'G-1 fproffI'iim would not I ?nk continue. r*son V'
is- Some rOlieret < JK'Iion is f\pi<ted liV ha\in>.' iiupi
ih>' leauite opponent .mi! il n ay ' K ,l1' s" "
I ' i' during iliis week. ' '' '''' 4 v
1,1 One plan suggested is the it* ulu ' ''* '
il . .> i . free to i ft in
1 lion <'t another roiinil robin ilar
I i . thai <1 rawn up <1 it ring tli > laM st - -1 '1 ''
l,r| slnn. to notify the if*rtpis* conferen oj " '
of the strength of the opposition ,n
' i senate beforo the treaty la si- a >1111
i and sent h? for ratithat n \n TO |*|{(
Is i -1 lion < pten.pl '' .t
to' ' nipt to adopt re lotion i*i the \ppr?>\nl of
i?l Date it i ! f ileinandln t! ' ' O Mercalltil
i,. leu. oe covenant he seperated trom sj,
>k the remainder of the treat} so tiny
n-|ean he considered, ratified or re- \i-w York
of | jeefed separately. tlonal Merci
! So far. however, neither if tie e fp,s]
|o proposals ha taken <omi?t? eoni pv ,i1(.
:t| ! A resolution lor separation of the |1(, (jjSS(,iv,.(j
ro 1 covenant has heen introduer-d l?y t h.-ir rneetin
to | Senator Sherman. Republican, of 1!- tf1(i proposal
id llnois. hut leagtu opponents have jp,. p
o made no united effort to bring it in .,ssets of the
for a Vote. proposed to
Work in the house .\ i 11 covei a va- ,,f th< Intert
ried liehl. Repeal <>i the |u\ur> t..\ r,n,, among
n sei tion of the war revenue hill . ml j That the
probably action on tie ia-olilti i. f >r ; >U)|,| specia
r investigation of war department \-j ,Iinrnve itie v
?I penditures will In considered mi tho trono o?>nrlus;
l floor, along with Mm agricultural tp- company
propriation loll and it> rld<T to i?*- nu.nf ,,f j)0
|f peal Mm daylight savin? law. standing p
H rivi< hww to Moot. <"/ N ,h"
?' Tim I.rmr *oi ('Ivlf l.oigim will;
,f moot at Mm homr of Mr- T V Wil-i
' limns Wi'dno !i\ af'oi noon it ( - ri 1 o. npprm
" o'clock aii member* are nrgod wh,c" *
l>o present a tin- led n < ' ' * P?'id. Mm
? ret the coming year will bo h Id. to rt,"P?B0 of
_ the A mo rira t
,1 Mrs A el vn Cunningham and si: llolgian Hag .
- t.?r. Miss Kllzahoth Sowoll, p"iit tie Transpor
Sunday In Charlotte. ran corporate
tews
SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR
another reign of
,.?i7~n7 terror is begun
- by bomb plotters
[,n !?>? - Aithoup'i |joml? Intended for Attorneya
government of Mexico'
, . . Ccneral Maimer Kills
ti?i"J> ;i >*?*;?i a to by the
s of oprr: 'ion p the Another Man.
' volationury > inp.nr i
] H? <! jo t h<> proclaim .,?ri-vii?
u,f,,.. kksmh-nck is wrecked
sident. and Francisco
ary of war. little uLteu I, , ,
Several Other h\plosions in
ml to mtoi in. ' inn g ivi'ii '
it ry. Difl'erent Sections Do Considerable
Damage to Moines
to his powei were given
airanza t,y (he United of Prominent Men.
fctober IB. and again last ?
i. it was learned author- Wa8hington. June 2. Hudtcal
" ^agitators tonight apparently at1
,,,, ' "'l'''1 ,M '',K"| tempted to inaugurate another reign
lnrly of hie duty to pro- of torrorIgm throughout the counans
and American prop- try through the planting of Infernal
{machines near tli" residences of
n the collection of arms. pr6mInent mon.
rid monev a year an., for WilM|1 a f(.w mim|tPS aftt>r lho
... which in the opinion PXp,osj(in of a .it the door of
here now has grown to Altoim>v <;on,.ra| Palmer's residence
he gravest menace towlfh |h<} kinjnK of ono man>
inwer since Villa was de-j pvjll(>Iltlv ,n planting the
the government fore- .; ,(omb v>,.n> V(M, |ro,u
i?i ' win or, i la Boston, Pittsburgh, Patterson, N.
notified l is followors to , ;inil rI(V(.land U1 sinillar atciop
early, as the c.im-1 t,.IU?Ki
I begin as soon as the _____
""" T,? ' ' '' for Wa hington, Juno 2 ?Attempts
?. Unusual activity watt I Uje of Alt0rhey General Pal
.nehnut northern M* \ fm>(. W|.r? , thrmlBh tho
planfin a limilli hhli wr l<e(l
resilience in the fa unable north
'''' ' ' *n ' west portion ??f Washington. Mr,
the basis for tie n , .ml all ntern: rs of the fan.'''tien/a.
; ^ without it. jury, lining o:i
(':,n:u,z:' IiHl" ' I I he -econ.l lloor at .lie time of the.
-nines, or was unable m ( ^ ^
itiie man. thought to tie the pertie
republii to ih. cam j S(in NV|M. planted th- bomb, was,
bio a n to hi' b\ the force ?'l the exIn
""i"1"" i plosion Police believe that the
\tl.i ( \ p (" Ie ( > .all all , ... '
. .. .. i-MUM u <i ptemanurMy oeioro
'*, fell Id ) {> 1: . <m1 under T?iCherlnir
?hat th, r.uu ^ |h( ^ was
1 '' ' ioniaiiied in a - litrase t?11? 1 with
,on in tho 'l>?rt hin of 11, elothiny of
o ? t h< M"> can , , ...
tli- ii a .1!' !. r wa said. iiid .-at?
, t I ?V ? 11 *. ' ' I * ' I
< (1 that In' v r 11i\* flail
total revemn from ; 1 .... ... . ...
I ln? n oi t In ;j?los .m \\ as
t In lit st t'mii- niont 1.- ? I , . . ,
suihrieiit t halt ' indow plas lit
ti i-11r11iii ? to nflieial hp . .
|. suii'ur. r a M. k on rani si'M
it to tho Mcxinin ttoas- . ... .... .
oi :ii I'. i hot;." i h?-? r? lonoo
iout irit.ofto.otto oi o ... . .
oi S nalo sw a . t to \ .I*;' ma,
acn t'arrnnza tail x.0U"
m \l 'vo' to t ait oi tha nttorne>
. r? hi it l- nllt. lal'.n r- iii'tioral.
was not l> ! v dainape-.
a littRi supplv oi arms . ,
.... . Police picked tip lull wih In t nut
toll at < h liualiua. .
. of <-l..thinp oi tho man k.llotl a eopv
. a to unable to under-! ... .. ... ,
.. of II. n Words, a radical im/.
it> did not iiiovo thus"
. . , liCfttii-n I'1 s. in i nr . ftim i?|th
i in*forc \ 11 la men had , "11
, , the report ut an exph.-if n at tho
ded in a lar- - tone at , '
Villa - popudiritv anion -1 AI1,M '' H.,m1o,i.
, explained here by his,in ,{os'n ' rl,,,s,,rt "^'orities to
..J fear another widespread bomb ne t
n tin captnri re. .rntly 1 " ?" u
tor the surrender ol t e *lm"ar that wWch r:uli,>:il> al"
111, ?,id!.-s. .1 the men.! 1 ,im>" *l?"'"Kh about
.. .ii month a-o.
isotiod 1 lie oIIu'ts. Pi. ,
iiers ! tl.it a* in realized
. . IIOMK <> V ROSTOV .iriii.i
ere conscripts and as ne
, weapons, they wen ll\ KXPMMIOV
n to their bono it thevl Boston. June 2.- The hone or
,1? r word oi h. a r tie.'-1 ; ' " " > "? ??f tho
. . , Rovlnnv municipal emivl 11
arin- availed him agn.n. 1
W ivne street wa- severejj datn!M\C
('()>!!?!NF '"N' unknown
' * I origin shortly hclon mi.It it lit to)'{
DISSOIA I', nmI i v w
the time. judpo and hi- tamily
s ili- <it I olei-iiai i. .ii 11
- . - . i ' : el Ilont*' I lit)
lo Marine Ships < on- .-on-bore
lered t retain.
i:\im.onion m:\ij iiomk
Juno n. Tho Intorjiii- ol IMTTSIlt'ltCili II IXiM
intilo Marino company, Pittsburgh. Juno 2 A bomb oxttipping
combine organ- plosion whieh occurred two <1 >ors
lato J P. Morgan, will from tho residence of T'nitod States
if tho stockholders at Ditrict Judge \V !l Thompson lato
g next month appiove, tonight, damaged tho residence of
to soli to a Mritish syn-j th jurist ami oilier housos in tho
'.l itish owned ships and j vioitiitv Tho honios of throe promcorporation
It is then i j ii i?n t business men ot tho city wore
distribute all the assets! damaged by the force of tho explointional
Mercantile Ma- sion which occurred on the porch of
tho stockholders. ic .1 I'anadv's residence in tho
stockholders who will fashionable highland district.
1 meeting June 16, will .
inb is considered a fore sp n\|t IAPI (islttS IN"
in The li?iuid.ation of. IMTTSItritt.il l.wr Mt.iri'
win invoivi- lit*' pav-| ritishiirgh, I'a., June 2 Short111
f^.ii.ftoii.n nt in on-- |\ before niidnielit a: l a f,-w miner
rent bonds Hi the, ut.-s after th?? hiehland '.i.-trict ovin
1!'4 1. but til jf i i t plosion anothot Itunili vj isi n oc|
? nr .I in the \\c 1 on ! di trirt.
s.ilo of 'hi* Mrit i?h ton i;, lone- ?ere l>.> 11 > < n a --I ind
imatinr Tr.o.uoO inn-, \\ \\ s?hr.?\ i inspn of tho
Uout ? 1 - > itttit.??11 it wi I tin ri'a u of in i migrat ion It to, was
company will havo '.-ft thrown fmrn hi- bid The Sibrav
-dx liners operated b residence i-- located inros t'c street
i line, two under tin- fr,.1n where the explosion occurred,
and three of the Atlan- and police authorities express tho
I company, an Ameri . . ?
on (Continued on Tag? Four.)