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ingSholi E \h’.’ Avenue d Ypu Ever Hi :1! T1?T!.\"~‘ Holt! t (fund: make any ch Ver 't‘ hind 0f ur OT Prompt Service , FREE Restaurafl too») PHILADELPHIA â€" Represenuiivu d the bituminous miners tad wanton of western Pennnyiunh. Ohio. indium ud minoi: in joint conference :1 the Bollvno-Smitord do- ddod to submit the demand- oi the minor: for higher Vixen uni other concession- to n sub-led. commit”; A resolution in unanimously adopt- ed an If u: lntonuto Agreement I: ruched prior to April 1. tbs duo of m uvlnuon of the proton! contact bum the operator: ”d the when, m “on In an urioua law .334 W amount“ in the costar-one. hare Ihlll continue at work pending negotiation: of u:- but. ud diuflct tOUTH IEND. lND.â€"Ae a re- git ot rioting provoked by the unenc- eeuful lttempt of Sheri! Edvard Svuuon to carry out the order 0! Judge W. A. Funk. of the circuit court, to piece Rev. Stenfleue 6mm In chem of St. (‘ulmlelee Polish h. C. church, three persons were eeri- onsly injured and nearly 100 hurt. ’lhe riot we: the culmination o! trouble or more then I yw'e pund- mmcu mg. Euly arms the priest in chm. u! the parish wu tun-fined nnd Rev; Gran vn attuned to uuccood Mn. The parish. consisting of 560 families. refined to Accept Mm tnd bnnod his enznnce to the church. LAFAYETTE. mo. -â€" Elmer u.‘ Oliphant. Purdue's most famous ath-i late of the last decade. will have hisi picture placed in the memorial gymna-' slum. the board of directors at the‘ Athletic association having decided on 3 this. The directors decided that 01L! phant's record at Purdue was such nag to entitle him to a place in the univer-j sity's hall of athletic fame. His will be the first portrait to be hung in the! gymnasium gallery. A committee was‘ appointed to procure a largeportrait and have it suitably framed. it will: then he placed in a conspicuous posi- tion in the gymnasium lobby, NEW YORK â€" Points as far north as Montreal and as far south .3 Philadelphia left dlstlnc! earthquake shocks or varying Intensity between 1‘34 and 1:37 o‘clock. Indications were mm the entire northeastern sec- tion of the United States wu in the zone 0! tremors. At no point Included In the first reports was serious dam- WMWWM you-wagon. um Rah. ue done CHICAGO â€"â€" Roger C. Sullivan Will not permit William J. Bryn'l opposition to his unntorlal cudldtcv lo «Mve Mm out o! the 1mm", um next September. There is u not. of defiance in the stagnant lulled by Mr. Suulvu: In reply to the secretary at sute’: muck on him. Aoki. former Jame" unb'oudor to the I‘uued sates. In deed. Viscount Aoll wn the son 0! I villus doctor, Md wu born In 1844. He was "non. the first at the Juneau. to not In Macedon nbroed. going to Gunny 10! um purpose in 1869. L08 ANGELEB. CALeâ€"Dflvlng I ”fly miles an hour in s pncdce haul over the Sum: Monica coune. Duel Lewis. :11 entry of the Vanderbilt cup ‘ nee. lost control of hit on ad duh- ‘ Ed halo 1 crowd. until: on. man and C hinting on person including him-b nu sud three women. NEW ORLEANS. LAPHve or In Persons wen drowned when the river packet Gem burned during the night in the Mississippi river u thnvllle. 10M miiea up the river QUINCY ILLâ€"The IASnHe Av- enLc : a Ms: (hurch. of (‘1. {also his invited Rm Joseph 8. Rogers of the Firm Baptist Church of this city to be- come 11: pastor. IAI'WCKET‘S CAPTAIN nor Augustus 0. Bacon of Goon!- (fled in this city after u snort ulna, TOKYO, JAPA Nâ€"Vmcopnt Slum WAS H l NGTO Nâ€"l'nitcd sages GEIEM IRIS. LAPfive or u: C. Sullivan imbeheldndlebotkianmdufl animation located at No. 21 So. St. JohnsAminthedtyoinahlaodM CountyotukeandSuu of llliooioon Muchnh. A.D.1914 at the homo! threaddockps In. tor the puniooe o! Lvotfil‘ and mm the knowing Won-wit: manual-dunk... (‘1) To increaae the ‘capital stock of the aid HWand Park State Bank. a banking corporation organized under the Java oi the State of Illinois. from Thiny Md (moon) Dollara divided into Three Hundred Shane 01 a par value oi One Hundred (SIMOOYDoHara each to Sim Thousand (M300) Dollar: divided into Six Hundred Shana of a par value of One Hundred (smoo) Dollar: each and 'to tranaact any other and iurther business in connection therewith. (2) The purchase of the building to (ether with all appunenances and fixtures now known as the Highland Park State Bank‘Building located 'at No. 21 South St. Johns Ave. in the city ol Highland Pnrk. County of Lake and State of Illinois. Dated at Highland Park this of February A. D. 19“." .C. 0. Phillip. .A C Morgan Frank']. Baker Wm. M. Gale A majority of the Director: of the said; . Hughland Park State Bank. George E. Phillips. _ __ A Public notice is hereby given that the Subocfiber Executrix fl the 1...: Will ind Teulment of John‘P. Kline. decea- ed will attend the County Court of Lake County.natermther¢of to be bolden It the Court Route In Wuhan. in aid County. on: the first Monday of May next. 1914. when and when all penona having daima acainat aaid estate are notified and requested to pnaent the aame to aid Coun {or adjudkalion. Julia Klinef Executtix Wankel; fllifida. Feb. 16th. l9“. E. S. GAIL. Attorney. 51-52-1-Zpd Oflicer appointed Duted It Highhnd Park. Illinois. Febru- ary 16th. 1914. 51-52 Special W Node. No. 213 Notice iohetebv alien to all penan- interested that the Cl" Council of the City of Highland M County of Lake and State of Illinois. luv. ordered um n cut iron lateral main water supply pipe [our [4) inches intent] diameter, be con- aâ€" -_.| ”-1- Roma’s. Sme' Bank Bldg. Highland Park, Illinois. Attomev. meted and Iaid_in.nlon¢ and under; portionsof Bronson Screech: the City] of Highland Park. The ordinance for In Went of the cost- of said im- provement according to benefits. and an, final hearing thereon will be had on the‘ 120. day of March. A. D. 1914. at 1000‘ o'clock a. m. or u soon thereafter as the' business of the Court will permit. ‘ Said assessment is payable in two [2] installments. with interut at the rate of . five per centum per annum on all install- ‘ ments from and after date of issue of‘ first voucher. All persons desiring may file objections in said Court before said 7 fday and may appear on the hearing andi make their defense. . 'I‘llnu‘d H (Ian, I om appointed ‘0 mike said Mme"! THOMAS H. (MIL. to make said asses?! THOMAS H. GAIL ordil 18!?! day 51 51-9 [HITS ms THREAT MUM KISSllUIl momma: DUE F03 A 8m 6m I I I I “a Day" Four Gull. Thu hll Ion does not fear the ro- Iulu of u have-Mullen Into tho cf- mn of the nut. trounrer'u one. no um um telegram to Governor Glmi Affair“ 01 HO. OM“ I.“ to I. In Good thanâ€"Victim an of Cal. UV. flauntâ€"WW. Fund for Himâ€" Rel-(Ion um. londln. Company I. OMIOM‘. NEW YORK â€" The wield. of Sula Treasurer John J. Kennedy ii Bull-lo on the on of MI examination In the John Doe and Jury unconn- Man In thin cny will not mm the II- quiry unto his oflco 1nd mum. TM! Wu Indicated by member: of tho u- sembly gran lnvutununx commit“. known as the Sullh-n commune. Bl‘l-‘FALO, N. Y, â€" State Trulâ€" ‘ nrer John 1. Kennedy commtttod nut-u cide by cuttlnl his throot with n ruoti tr. n washroom adjoining the bonroom ‘ of the hlnrkeen hotel at 1:20 o'clock in the afternoon. The body in found . by m. Ion. Wm. H. Kennedy. i in an ofhctnl ntntemont .‘Hchnel F [)thorur, Jr.. Mr. Kennedy‘- P0P“ noun! nttoruey. doclorod that Mr. Ken- ; may on temporiruy tnune ‘heo; he committed the not had thnt he hnd , been brooding over tho ordeal of tho; crnu-exnmlnntlon It tho hondl of; m-tflct Attorney Whltm hy than he ‘: hnd been subpoenaed to honour boron 1 the gnnd jury In 2‘ York City. | Cruy. lay. Ute-Lon. Friend. 3 | Hoary P. Bumrd. Donotntlc unto} mnnlttoonnn ond bone coho! coo-‘5 trnctor. no! mldlna nt Fulton. N. Y., hu boon n life-Ion. Mo“ 0! Kon- rody. Rumor hnd It tint Mr. Burn-rd in"! the moon why Kandy should this hi: “to but on tho tolophooo Mt. Bunnrd all: “John Kennedy must in. been only. I don't Ino' vly that the!“ hue worrlod Mm anion! NY- K-- nody vu u very amen: nu. H. h in good Bunch! cu'cnauuncu. N money Ind property on he seen-u- luod la n loot Ind idly We." “My father. John J Kennedy. died anddenly today l am quite familhr nith hia nflaira aa state treaaurer and know that everything connected with hir oflice has been conducted properly and will. be found correct l wonid. however. unmet that hia accounta u Itate treeanrer be mined aa ex-i peditioualy aa poeaible and that an at»! an be had no that an oflicialropa't can be madeâ€"W“. H KENNEDY.” 1 Wu d unaitlve Nature. State Treasurer Kennedy In of a eensithe nature. and it ia said brood ‘ ed over the etoriea published aboutl him in connection with the graft; probe. His wife had become alarmed: and was nith him nllnoat conatently \ ' Stories to the effect that Mr. Ken-l nedy feared an expoaure becauee at landing company In which he wan inn tereeted. had been permitted by him to bond state banks are denied. ‘ UNIONISTS GAIN 20.VOTES Motion to Submit Home Rule to Elec- tion. However, I. Donated. LONDON. EN(}.â€"~The nmendment to the king's speech from the throne proposed by Walter Long. coiling {or the nubmilsion of the home rule is- sue to the country ll I xenenl elec- tion was defeated ~~333 to 25.3. “'hen .\ir. Balfour moved the rejec- tion of the home rule bill ut the but union 0! pariinment. the government hnd I majority 0! $8. Boner Lo": motion to reject the bill on the third rending was rejected by I mnjorlty of 109. The reduced mnjority of TR ob- tained drew cheers iron: the opposi- UOII . CLAY'S “CHILD-BRIDE" DIES Harv-led Four Tlm Afar chdln. to (Ian. endu- I. may. IWOTON. KY. â€" Mn. Don Brock (‘hy Hunt. who nined ntlon- nl notoriety fifteen "an no when the 'u untried to Canon! (nuns1 Marcella. Clay. .1 tin! tune in his uncut-QB you (Mod :1 her home no" : Ian. A! the tune of her woddinx (0. Gwen! Clny. Mrs. Hun. vu- unison; you: old. § The girl left (‘hy seven) month” after the weddlnx Ind since th-t time has been married four times. ‘ Vollmor Elect“ to Conan“ DAVENPORT, IOWA â€" Henry Vol) mot. Demovrulc cundldnlo tor co. [ten to sweat! the In. I. 8. Poppa. w“ elected by About 1,500 plunflly. Hum E. Hull, Republican mama. run second. Ind (‘13qu P. Henley. Progressive. was third. The Progno- alvo vote "In thou! I third of the R. Lublicnn figures for Hull. Blabop Qualo's Daughter Din. CHICAGO-Min Margaret Quale, laughter of Bishop William A. Quayle of the Methodist church. ‘hou'a home I: in St. Paul. Minn. died at the Wesley hoopla] following an lllneu of neural weeks. She was undergoing radium treatment (or a crown a her left leg. ourcustomersshould have been led to complain of the very unusual and unfore- seen condition of the gas duringthepast few days, while sulpher has been more orless noticeable. It is not strange, under such cir- cumstances, that many erroneous ideas and mistaken expressions should have been pre- valent. The Gas Company desires that its patrons should understand the exact situation in order to pmtectthem,» well as itself, a- gainst misinformation. IT IS QUITE NATURAL that many of When the sulphurous condition of the gas was discovered, the Company instantly made complete investigation, and not resting content with its own judgment, procured the advice and services of the most competent gas experts, available. The trouble was found to be due to the character of the coal and the only remedy a discontinuance of the coal being used, which up to that time had been supposed to be exactly the same grade as formerly. Other coal was at once procur- ed and the objectionable sulpher began to les- sen immediately. We had hoped that before this the last trace of sulpher would have disappeared en- tirely, but the situation is improvingsorapid- ly hour by hour that there is every reason to believe that it will be entirely removed within a few days. The public will easily understand that it requires some little time to remove every trace of the sulpher from our many miles of mains and service lines. While the conditions have undoubtedly been somewhat disagreeable to many, the character of the gas has not.been dangerous at any time and its heating quality has been maintained, as always, up to the very highest standard. No one is more interested than the Company in maintaining the good quality of its service. The trouble referred to was bayou! our knowledge orpowertoprevennhutwewishourfriends and cus- tomers to know. that we left nothing undone to remedy it with the least delsy possible. NORTH SHORE GAS CO. GEORGE E. GOOONOW, Gum] Manager