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Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - April 19, 1890, Trenton, New Jersey TOT- VI IT. NO. BESIEGED BY SOLDIERS. 1 hiily Mountaineers at Bay in a Barn. FIVE JtlMTIAMKN WERE WOUNDED The DeTelopment ID the Turner- Howard Feud ID TroopB Fired Upon from an Sanguinary Conflict Is Anticipated. COBHT HOUSE, April la the wild tistness of the Black there are thirty armed and desperate men who, nheltered in old baru, are holding off a small body of state troops. In a engagement Thursday morning five soldiers went wounded. The location is seventeen miles distant from this place. The new reached through Corp. Blanton, who wai hurried away for reinforcements. It u believed tMt a seven fight will take place as soon as the additional troops reach the place, for the outlaws are fortified, well armed with Winchester rifles sweat they will not surrender, and thesoldien are determined and want revenge for those who have boen shot dowu. The Baru Snrroonded. The troops have the baru surrounded, and it will be impossible for those on the inside to make their escape, and the only two roads which led from the place of action are cut off by pickets, who are Instructed to allow no one to pass towards town, as ii was thought bost to keep the news of the conflict from the people about here until the reinforcements had reached the place. The detail of troops consists of sixteen pri- vates, in 'command of Lieut. Milton and Sergt Full Ian. The Troops Ambushed. Capt Oarther, in command here, was in formed Wednesday that a body of armed mountaineers, among them Wils Howard, was in the Blank mountains holding out against the oivll authorities. He was asked for a detail of his men to go out with som< of civil officers for the pm pooo of making arrests, The squall left cornp expecting to find they were pursuing in a private house 600 yards beyond the bam from which they were fired upon. The attack was not looked for at that point and came so unex- pectedly ttmt It demoralized the soldiers foi a moment or two, but they soon rallied, sur- rounded.'the1 baru iind began firing into i1 from every when it was thought best to cease action and hold the tort until the reinforcements arrived with more ammu- nition. The Origin of the Trouble. State troops were sent to Hnrlan at th list of wil> Howard. Although court was Bearing adjournment Capt Oarther sent sUteen men with the fherifTs posse to make the arrest. The flght followed. Of the participants in the feud, of which the fight is an incident, the Howards greatly outnumber the Turners, The former are known as the Howard Beds; the latter at the Turuer Blues. The Howards were the fUst settlers In Harlsn. Samuel Howard, 8r., of Maryland, in 1800 received giAnta, including the present site of Ian' His son, John N. Howard, was thi first Judge, snd donated the ground upon which the court stands. The How ards claim that the trouble begin with a trade of revolvers between Wllkerson How- ard and Bob Tunier. Wilkerson Howard recently gave his version of it and showed how Wils Howard involved.. The TaruerrHoward Feud. "we were playing he "when a few flnpleassnt words between me and Bnh regarding a revolver trade we hud un hand, bat everything off. Turnei lay dowu uu a bed for a nap. A fellow named T.ittle lit his pipe and, in sport, touched it to Turner's head. Tui'uer jumped up and asked who did it. They told him J fnllonvd, and I went awnj- and got a njnaket loaded with shot and re- tarded. 'A fight followed andl Mlle'd TUT- triad wdwoqaitttd of, self defense. Turuar tried to shoot ms first Soon after I was acquitted Bob Tur- ner's brother, Will, one evening walked Into my bouse, where my wife children and mother were sitting with ma about the flrew Without a word ha shot at me, but hit my wounded. I jumped and seized, my pdtoj. We' 4.- p pftd. Both pistols were Bred su w--.hntn.i-oM.gh the BT... his escape, but this set the Turners. The Death of Hill Turner. ''Will Turuer fled to but after- all Mher, George TurueV, nut word to us to come armed flght it out We went, twenty strong, wrt Howard was indicted for HIHHJ, nobody knows who did it shot wai fired from the old com t bonne. After flght Wils Howard became the leader in thi feud. He got in oriyl--lly he WM a friend of mine, otfy TtuutL, tacknd him he was leaving tonu one day beat him unmercifully." tbAbthiMjiind, that Wilkerson Howard shot Bob Turner as he wa> paining along the street one night There farclal trial, and after acquitted Will Turuer, while drluiing, went to Howard's house and shot at him For this he Blasted by Wlh How- ard, who shot him from a window of the court For thja act Wils Howard netVrfitoda brought to trial' The Pr, and Rorwlek't Charter. Lj April 19, hat concurred m the house Mil granting a charter for the Providence Norwich with a ttetk of liwxywo, deoljlued, to-give: Boston a sWl conjmunicJttloa with. New. York. Tlrw lay- out tokotm two KceUofitrof Rhode T.tniij heretofore accnvlble only by stage coaohir >f. Governor Office Taoaat, MANCHSBIER, N. H April 1ft The su- _ pmme court has decided that a vacancy, ex-. in the office of governor, to Illnets of Govetuor Ooodetl, and thnf D. Arthur. Taggart, president of the the duties of the office until the'' recovers. Chief Justice Doe hai to VtlMl Mr. Taggart Lighting for New lork. YORK, April Con tot1 light- with gas for a year, from Miay! 1, h" Just been awarded. All bids hy eleo- Ulo lighting companirn worn rojoctcd, the mayor and bin collenguos believing that combination existed between tho companies for the pin pose of charging the city an er- orbitaut 13-23 1.79 2.68 1.60H 1.18 663.00 834.00 471.00 364.00 INTERESTING RAILROAD STATISTICS. The Earnings of Employes In England and the United States. WASHINGTON, April fifth annual report of Hon. Carroll D. Wright, United States commissioner of labor, on railroad labor statistics, has boen- sent to congress. The report presents a table giving the aver- r-ge rtnily rates of pay and the average yearly earnings for such railroad employes iu Great Britain and the United Slates ai are untenable to comparison, as follows: (Treat United of Employes. States. Engineers, per Firn.ien, per day............. 91 Conductors, per 87 Switchmen, per rtaj.......... 88 FliRiuen, per day............ 81 Engineers, yearly earnings.. .457.00 FUwimt, earnings.....285.00 Conductors, ywtriy earnings.. 604.00 Switchmen'yearly earnings..8W.CO Flagmen, yearly warnings__254.00 Riviy were investigated as rep- resentative There are in th? United States railroad Corporations, but the road is performed by 600 operating rosA Of the operating rod the use of Intoxicating liquors and otheri reflate nan amnng employes in one form or another. Only twenty-five railroads fur- nish duelling hoosos for but up- wards of 16X1 furnish section hands with lodg- ings when away from their bomm Nine- teen roads maintain beneficiary institution] to which the men and corporations both con- tribute. Those institutions help those who are disabled and the families of those who lose their lives in the service. Many rail- roads contribute toward the support of bene- flciory institution" established for the bene- fit of their men, while others pay expense! of injured atoployes. About 300 of the operating railroads either pension permanently disabled employes oi retain in the service on light duty. A of railroads maintain libra- ries and reading rooms and nearly all of the principal roads contribute towards the sup- port of the railroad branch of the Yonng Men's Christian awociation, which organize tioii manages many of the reading roomn Quite a number of roads maintain technical schools for the education of their employes. The report discuns43 at length the liability oi employers for damages to employes, giving the laws of the various states governing toil subject and so far as they abrogate the com- mon law rule, which is: That an employe injured through the negligence of a fellow employe cannot recover from the common employer. Reports on other branches ol labor will be submitted to congress hereafter. THAT CLEVELAND INTERVIEW. The Posts Says the Ex-President wai Erroneously Reported. Naw YORK, April Sun's article concerning Mr. Cleveland's alleged gain in flesh and The World's interview with Mr. Cleveland, in which he was made to abuse Editor Dana in vigorous terms, has caused considerable newspaper warfare. The 8nn stoutly denies that it baa ever attacked Mrs. Cleveland, and The Evening Post has following: "If The World wants any more explanation of the unreadiness of intelligent people to pay much attention to startling statements In its columns it can find it in the report it printed of interview with Mr, Cleveland about stories In The Ken York Sun touching his physical condition. The reporter called his attention to The Sim's aiticle, and this is what Mr. Cleveland said, and all be said, in answer: I have not sosn the artiele you refer to, And 11 It appears nowhere else but in The Sun, there ,ie not the chince of my seeing it. Of course, the entire thing ts a lie, without the least pretext to excuse it. I judge from what you say that the venerable editor of The Sun supposes that he at hit upon a subject which can be used to annny me. In this he is mtatiken. He muut be owu Judge of social decencies and proprieties. I am not sure that he should at his time of life and in hia apparently peculiar mental condition be molested in his amusement. "We question the expediency of his Bay- Ing anything atall under such circumstances. A busy lawyer ought not, in our opinion, allow himaelf to be interrupted in order to judgment on the indecencies of a scuirilous newspaper. But what we have quoted was about the right thing for Mr, Cleveland to say if be said anything at all. The reporter was not satisfied with this, however. He went on to invent and put in Mr. Cleveland's month nearly a column of other talk, some of it coarse abuse of Dana, tao editor of The Sun, which ft would have boen undignified and discreditable for Wr. Cleveland to otter. -We believe complaint the' reporter hus boen lodged with the editor of The World, but nobody ex- pects it will have much, if any, effect." Parnell Did Mot Beply. ST. Louis, Api il 19. The executive com- mittoo of the Irish National league bus ad- journed sine die without firing a rtnto for neit convention or hearing from Par- nnll. It decided that a. convention held in Baltimore, bat no fate was fixed. A cablegram was sent to Farnell on Tuesday tilfn if he favored a convention this year. The leader remained silent Many of the delegates are disappointed and be- lieve a convention should be held at once and the chargw growing1 but ot the Cro.iin cuse repudiated. There Is alio a strong de- mand the country over for an accounting of fnnrln, and they believe this ould be marie. was She Germany's Agent T ST. FEifcKSBuuo, April sensation haR the fcnnonncement they ndmin arroiUd a day or two ago for attempting to bribe a gorwti- ment official to surrender a copy of the gov- ernment's new mobilization scheme and the plans of the Rnorlan frontier fortifications actf d under the orders of Baron von Ploo sen, naval attache of the German ,r. When the disclosure was made it was found that the baron had suddenly tulren de- parture from the city. Condoetor Hoaghtallnir. Twlov BIIKKALO, April grand Jury presented to the court of oyti termlner two indictments against Conductor John Houghtaling who ran tie Shore fhat was wrecked at East Hamburg. One accuses him of manslaughter in the second dtgi oo tbe other of "the urlme of willful violation and omission of his duty as rail- road conductor, by which human life w-; Houghtaling is but on b-il, fl'lqh be to TIUSNTQN. SATUHUAY A COMPROMISE MEASURE Her found. CHICAGO, Apul 19. A body believed to be that of Mattie Bacon, of .Jdllji, MIcL., who cbm.nltteil about two worts ago IUT Jumping' Into the lake in this city, was fonnd epposite ulark Station, Ind.1, tollee Math of city. Mr. Bacon; father U( the nf fbl, an4 officers to Clark to J-Vu- the body. Shot by a Mere Boy. TKXABKAHA, Tex., April 8. W.Stew- art was sKit dead by the 11-year-old ion of B. K. Sweet, a saloon keeper Stewart fead quarreled with the elder Sweet and got the worst of it. As he wns leaving the saloon the son seliteil a pistol and him in the back. The tmy IP under nrrent, Pills Rive I exclusively on these nm i thus ft Gir.illy for j Knnpratloiid, if. duty of every 9 pills for the cure 1 rofulpus pernon to cleanse Eli blood by n Johns. I Ayer'sBar- I. Senator Saxton's New Ballot Reform Bill Submitted. GOVERNOR HILL WILL SIGN IT. Hli Former Objections Have Been Satis- factorily Overcome, It Is 8ald The Changes That Have Been Itlndo New Jersey Gentlemen Help Frame the B11L AI.BAMY, N. Y., April A compromise on ballot reform, it seems, has been agreed to Senator has introduced the new bill in the senate. The claim is that measure has boen agreed to by the Re- publicans and the Democrats and that Gov- ernor Hill will sigu it Mr. Smton says that while it is not all that is desired, it will work a great improvement in present elec- tion methods, and will throw Wronger e- guards around the ballot box The Makers of the Measure. The new' bill was substituted for theother "compromise bill'' presented by Barton since the veto of the Simon pure Australian bill. It is a special order for Monday. The new bill is the joint work of Horace E. Doming, of the New York Ballot Refoim league; Professor Collins, Governor Hill's legal ex- pert; Senator Saiton and Leaders Marsh and Voorhis, of the New Jersey assembly. Professor Collins' connection with the draft- Ing of the new bill adds color to the belief that the governor will sigu it In fact it is admitted that the new measure will become a law. The Substantial The following "brief" with regard to the bill has boen issued from the executive chamber: The amended Baxton ballot re- form bill introduced by Senator Saiton is framed with a view to meet all of the ob- jections raised by Governor Hill to the ballet reform bills heretofore passed by the legislature. The substantial changes are as follows: First The constitutional point raised by the governor as to the validity of the method of choosing ballot clerks is clearly obviated by provisions under which every elector shall be entitled to a vote for all the elective inspectors and ballot clerka The constitutional objection; raised by the governor to the exclusively official ballot are obviated by the follow- ing: Any voter may take with him into the voting booth or compartment a printed ballot of his owu selection or preparation, to be known as a "paster contain- ing the names of all the offices to be filled, and of the candidates therefor for whom he desires to vote, which paster ballot may be gummed on the back thereof, and the voter may paste the whole of such paster ballol on any of the official ballots below the stub. Any names so written or pasted upon the ballot shall be deemed the choice of the vot- er, notwithstanding the name of another candidate for the same officer may be upon the original ballot without being ereeed, covered or concealed by the writing or paster. The Blanket Ballot Abandoned. The gove. uor's constitutional point that every voter is entitled, if he desires, to vote a ballot which contains only the names of the candidates for whom he dartres to vote is obviated by the abandonment of blanket ballot of the former bills. In place thereof the different columns of tickets which were to be upon such blanket ballol have boon separated into different so that each voter will receive as many sepa- rate tickets as there would have boon col- umns upon blanket ballot, including tbs blank column which was to appear last upon the blanket ballot, containing only the names of the offices and no names of candidate. The paster ballot may be pasted upon the blank ballot or upon any other ballot That Constitutional Objection Overcome. Fourth The governor's cuustitutional ob- jection that the previous billswould operate to the Illiterate voter is obvi- ated by the provision for the pastor ballot above referred to. By thin provlnfon the illiterate oi- any other voter may be pro- vided with a complete paster -ballot before ha enters the polling place within the rail- ing, and can make no mistake in patting the upon any one of the ballots fnr- niihed him Thin method also it possible for the illiterate voter to prepare hl> ballot alone in the booth without the ae- of any other peinon iu the booth with him, and thus insures the secrecy of hii ballot. The fraud knonu u the "Tas- manian which was possible under bills heretofore vetoed by goveiuor, is possible under the strict Australian system everywhere, has boen effectually barred out by an ingenious system of printed numbers upon the stub of each ballot and the entry of the number by the poll at the time of the1 delivery of the to the voter. Bemalnlng Features of the Bill. The remaining features of the bill are substantially such as have been' always agrood upon between the governor and the legislature. They include the private booth or compartment system, a space about the polling place inclosed by a railing, the pro- hlbitiuu of electioneering within 150 feet of the poling place, the printing of a complete sot of ballots at publio expenoe, Ly both oiganiMt'ion. independ- ent combinations of vote i not less thari for state officers, for officers in a dlitrict loss than the state and greater a county, for county officers and for towu and village officers and the com- pulsory allowance by employer of two to all employes upon election day without any deduction of wages by reason thereof. Coykendal Fonnd Guilty. Cilk, April 19. Toe Jury in the of Nelson Coykendal came into Hudson county court today and rendered a verdict of guilty. Coykendal, who is wealthy grocer of Jeruy City, wai indicted for conspiracy in defrauding the Second National bank of The defendant WM accused of having induced hit son-in- law, John Van Loan, who it bookkeeper oi the bank, to overdraw hi> Loan is to haft, fled to Canada Superintendent of JfalU Arrested. oOHdwrau, Nr Abiam Bo- gardus, superintendent of malli in the Ro- chotter irfMtoffloe, bun by Put- offlce Inspector! Coatot on the charge of robbing the malls. He hat held the position about a y.eac, was formerly head clerk of the York Chicago mall service on the New York and division, He wat trusted and popular. Murderer Caiwell Sentenced. Monii-EUER, Vt, April 19. J. B. Cat well, the murderer of George Gould, hat bean sentenced to imprisonment for life Caswell was unmoved, took hit sentence U a of cnurxa. Tho molt, perfect rnlM of <-iio nlt- rvod in compounding TTtrrV COIK.-II Absolutely (Tee from polponn, hut rnrMn In to eradicate a cold and to oongh. t APKIT, 19. 1800, ri'WO CASTLE QARDEN MORE. The One. Closed the Last ImtulgraDt's ITorra. Niw April Linguist, a by the steamer Boheuta, was the lost Immigrant to through the gates of Cattle Garden. The old walls will hear no more babel of foreign tongues or the olatter of the Immigrants' wooden sabots. Only 600 pi-lenders were landed yesterday, and they were registered by 13 o'clock. The clerks lounged about, waiting to hear whether they had bean appointed by Federal Superintendent Weber. Above stairs Secretary Jackson was busy closing up Ma books, while tbe office men wore bundling up their effects, knowing that their hour had come. Tbe United States barge office, on the other hand, presented a scene of great ac- tivity. Nearly 100 workmen were getting the building in order so that immigrants can be landed there today. The Registry, money changers and telegrtph offi'vare all in readiness, awaiting arrival of the voyagers. The baggage departments, rail- road offices, restaurant and information bureau needed some finishing touches, which they will receive today. The landing of immigrants will be made today on the Hamburg, Bremen. Inmanand Guion piers, so that the workmen may finish the few details left undone. The ol boarding housekeepers, who have swarmed so long about Castle Garden, paid a visit tc the barge office yesterday in a body and re ceived from Gon. O'Beirne permits to cater for passengers as before. Superintendent John Simpson has boen re- appointed, and Daniel H. Van Duzen, win resigned from the state commissioners' serv- ice six months ago, has been appointed chief registry clerk. The commissioners of immigration held their farewell meeting at Castle Garden yesterday. All the employes were dis- charged with the excepttm of. Secretary Jackson, who was retained at an annual salary of After a long discussion it was decided to retain the physicians and nurses of Ward's Island, as 285 immigrants are detained llinre awaiting the disposition of the secretary of the treasury. The rases of the twenty detained immigrants were then taken up. Among them are five Ital- ians, each with only one uye, from five dif- ferent cities In Italy, all bound for the same point in Pennsylvania. THE BASEBALL WORLD. The Association and Inhibition Game) Flayed. At Philadelphia- Athletic............. a 0005003 Rochester............3 0 1 0 4 0 2 0 Batteries: Seward and Koblnson, Fitzgerald and Burke. At Columbus- Toledo...............0 Columbus...........2 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 Batteries: Smith and Sage, Fjiaton and Bligh At Brooklyn- Syracuse...........0 8 2 2 8 0 0 0 2-21 Brooklyn............l 40228331 22 Batteries: Lyonsand Dealy; Williams, Plu'and Powers. At St. Louis............0 0 0 0 0 4 0 7 Louisville............0 Batteries: Ramsey and Meek, Stratton and Ryan. Exhibition Games. At New York (N. 3; New- ark, 2; ton Innings, New York (P. 14 Crescent, 8. At Baltimore Baltimore, 4; Philadelphia (N. 9. At Cambridge Harvard, 21; Dartmouth 13. At 6; Hartford, 3. At New Haven Boston (N. 7; New Haven, 3. Charged with a Convict's Murder. COLUMBUS, O., April 10 The Daily Press publishes a lenthy sensational article ex- posing the alleged crookedness of ex-Deputy Warden C. B. Cherrlngton, of the peniten- tiary. It is charged In this article that Cherrington is guilty of killing Convict Clark Ours bv washing him off the roof of one of the prison buildings on Dec. 8, 1888, and that in hia efforts to save himself from arrest-on the charge of murder he black- mailed Dr. Clemmer, the prison physician, and Guard Zink, and anally arranged mat- ters so that his tool In all these conspiracies, Charles il. Lockard, could make his escape from state prison. Lookurd is the prisoner who, with the convict Thomas Htoots, walk- ed out through the prison, gates without a pass on Nov. S, He was recaptured about a month ngo at Elmore, 0. On his way back to the penitentiary he leaped from the rear of a flying train near Shelby and was shot in the mouth by Marshal Woods, and is still confined in the prison hospital. Mr. Wanamaker on an Eight Boar Bill, WASHINGTON, ApMl Gen- eral Wauamaker, In a totter to the postofflce committoo about Representative Ketcham's eight hour bill for postofflce clerks, says he poo-ulted with a number of tbe most practical and successful post- m.-ters- upon 'ttaf 'rtbjeot, and the opinion among them il that it im- practicable to adjust the duties of the clerks soas'lio'glveeabn'oneatour of consecutive1 hours of labor Altbout a irreit Feoulliir In coMblnSJlou, proportion, preparation. of ingredients, Hood's Haraapa. rills possesses the value ef the best knowu rcme- 1 1 _ p diet of the vegetable IIUOll Peculiar hi its strength and ecoilouly, Hood's Sarsaparllla Is the only medicine of which can truly be said, One Hundred- Dosns flue Dol- lar." Peculiar In Its "wltl. Hood's .aotiOiupIlshes onffs hitherto nn. indhas the title ol bloixt gutter ever discovered.'' Peonllar In Its "good at is more of Hood's Sarsa- parliia sold In Lowell than of other blood pnrlflert. Peculiar In phenomenal record of abroad no otheri CrCU 1 1 ill preparation ever attained to rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes of people. Peculiar In the bi-ln-wurk which It ttprtXTits, Hood's com- (he knowledge wuiA Jnoflerh resexrch nedtcal science hut I U I lUvll deteloped, with mtny ynarj in preparing medlctaes. Be sure to get only I food's I. HOOD CO., ApothMU'lM, Dosea One Cellar KDW1N PI80HKR, M rmnnut nf Ortwn. Biiet equipped Offloe In tii state. ond Bridge Wort, IrUfldnlTeetHcmALOMINDM workon Alnminnm at reduced money. OnoUUl tllU ciHIll to recommend this nn'asiir. the postmaster provision should bo mini') t eminent iu all cases who pioyes for any reason pt eight hours lahor In any ot lilt -o d'-UTiuini it. H'-i-in-i proper that souio rl''rks utnl i "fnnii less thai diiv. Without und without of g-t, Rumored to 916 KAfU' t dooi to LIU'-, tl It Olct Charged with IVn.lnii Frauds. BHELBYVII.I.IC, Ind April F Wilson, represiillative in legislature and his father have arrestr-d hore oi indictments charging thorn with luiving secured by fraudulent moans tlm annulnipu of entered into hy holdien widows and theu having tlit'in reinstated on the United States pension rolls. In connec- tion with these cases Edward Miijors was arrested for perjury and J. Fastle pen for conspiracy. All gave ball. It Is Murder Now. CINCINNATI, O., April Welsh wHo was stabbed altogether without provo- cation while at work in the Ohio and His sisslppi railroad yards, died at the Good Bamaritou hospital. Four men are being held by the authorities charged with th Chninplin, Thomas Barrett Charles Schnoll and 1'atrick Flnley. t'hamp- lin has confessed to having committed the deed himself. Kev. Charlm E. gtcmn's Successor, HAKTFOHD, April Windsor Ave- nue Congregational church, of which Rev Charles E. Btowe was formerly pastor, ha sent a call to Hcv Douglas liirniv, of Gaze novia, N. Y. Mr. rjirnie is a graduate o Yale college and Union seminary. He is a member of a leading family of Springfield Moss. Six Years fur Robert Kurtz, Jr. EASTON, Pa., April 19-Robert Kurtz, Jr., on trial hero for the murder <5f John Weidmau by hitting him iu the head with a boor bottle, has been oonvicted of volun tary manslaughter anl sentenced to six gears' imprisonment. The Chinaman on the Bridge. WASHINGTON, April dom has directed that the case of the China man who is on the bridge at Niagara Falls N. Y., and who is not allowed to return t( this country, nor to enter Canada, be calle< to the attention of the UnitedStotesdlstrlot attorney for such action as he may think proper. Emln Starts Monday. ZANZIBAR, April in Pasha, with his expedition, will start from Bagamoq Oelebfbted Spring now on Sule. IIATTKH, 15 ray. TllK MOST INTKKKSTINA "IVIS- ION Ob- OUR STOKfc is Tiiic SAT-KSKOOM. With its thousands of Household Articles, this great department is not only entertaining to thp eye, but is particularly pleasing to the pocket. It opens the eye to the importance of variety and quality, fills the pocket with tangible evidence of its wondrous saving power. To-day the I Salesroom assess its supremacy with aiore vigor than ever. A GLASS QUARTETTE. Rose Bowls In the favorite'thob nail pattern, 42c. each. Regulation price, 60c. to Tumblers, with Initial, a doz. Bednced from To-day only. Cat-Glass Oil Cruets at 28c. each. Dowu from 45c. Water Bottles, 80o. each. 50c. to 70c. elsewhere. OUR CUTLERY Department is conspicuous for good qnilltiet and low prlosn. BOO dozen genuine Stool Scissors, 28c. a pair. Similar grade 45c. elsewhere. Bobber-handled Drssert Knives are showu here at a dozen that cannot be duplicated under But jher Knives, real steel bladni, 88c. each, fiegnlatlon price, 50o. LADIES' CAPES Still hold sway in the world of nuhion, and our assortment of them is attract- ing unbounded attention. Cloth Capes, ISO to Net Capet, 2.75 and upward. Lice Capos, 7.5O and upward. The newest Idess constantly with tu. Also the lowest of low prices. WE HAVE BUILT A g.nat reputation for low prices In the LAMP 1JEPARTMENT, And to-day's offer more than sustains It. A handsomely Oi-nmentcd TABLE LAMP With dome shade to match, and im- provM burner, 92 OO. Gurnet be bought elsew'iere for less than See the Intelligent oil-can, which sig- nals to yon when the lamp Is filled, 50c. .CHINA TOILET SETS Exquisitely decorated by popular cer- amic painters, and up to AFTER DINNER Coffee Cope and Saucers, In all the .e cent designu and omamentatlonn, 42c., 79c., and Elsewhere prices exactly double. AI-L THE POPULAR Shapings and Textures in T -dies' inij Jackets are to be found in our Ssit Department at the most priv Stockinette Jackets, to Corkscrew Jackets, 6.5O to Diagonal (ackets, O.OO to 14 Cloth Jackets, 4.25 to 9 Cheviot Janketa, 6.0O to 11 Style and quality invariably njipeiuioel. Have you tried one of our delicious Luncheons in tbe coay RESTAURANT 1 ATM D Hi '-1T.J.-I JJA, J.-A. I Goodo, Strictly Oo GOODS KXCHANGKD OR MOM KKFUNDKD, WIT.I. BE THE PRTHUi'LE L J o: WILL CONDUCT HW ANiJ STATHl We have purchased the store Noi'th of us and intend to build ou the two lots l lie lincsl in Ironlon! RliADY-MADH CLOTHING 1 Bl tiCF!
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Like father like son? Intergenerational links within occupations and public employment
AbstractThe objective of this paper is to analyze how parents' occupations determine occupational success or employment sector of their kids. For this purpose, 1991 Encuesta de Estructura, Conciencia y Biografía de Clase and 2004 Encuesta de Calidad de Vida en el Trabajo have been used. The results indicate that family background still has a significant effect on occupational and sector choices.
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Volume (Year): 178 (2006)
Issue (Month): 3 (September)
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Related researchKeywords: Intergenerational mobility; occupational attainment; public employment.;
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Accidental falls, especially among people ages 65 years or older, are a major cause of injury in the home, according to Mike Bernstein, a health educator with the Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD).
Bernstein says that, as we get older, we experience physical changes. We lose strength and flexibility, and vision becomes impaired.
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Jackie Randa, an assistant professor of physical therapy at Touro University, recommends the following to help prevent falls in the home:
Regular home maintenance. Remove clutter, and make prompt repairs, to keep homes and walkways clear of items that could make you lose or others in your home lose balance—obstacles such as gravel on the ground, or unstable fixtures and surfaces.
Maintain physical conditioning. Make regular space in your calendar—30 minutes per day—for physical activity. Randa says the following activities can help maintain balance and strength: tai chi, yoga, or even walking around the block.
Increase your safety awareness. "A pharmacist is one of the most underutilized resources. Use yours!" says Randa. If you take medications, ask your pharmacist how to make sure you're taking the correct dosage, and how to prevent any harmful drug interactions.
Seek out local organizations. Area programs offer resources to help seniors with everything from maintaining an active lifestyle to identifying potential home safety issues. A couple places to start:
Michelle Ching, a PhD student in the School of Community Health Sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), also works with Healthy Homes to help reduce the risk factors that cause an accidental tumble.
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Sacramento to Arcata Flights
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Airports in Sacramento CA, US
Sacramento Intl Airport (SMF)
Distance from City Center: 9.5 miles
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Eureka-Arcata (ACV)
Distance from City Center: 7.4 miles
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The city of Sacramento is served by Sacramento International Airport, which is situated approximately 10 miles northwest of the city's central business district. Finding low-fare flights from Sacramento is easy using the travel planning tool on Orbitz.com. Many airlines offer domestic and international flights at Sacramento International Airport, including Aeromexico, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, US Airways, and United Airlines.
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Travelers flying out of Sacramento International Airport can choose from hourly, daily, and economy parking. Hourly parking is available at a rate of $2 per half hour. Daily parking is available at a rate of $29 per day. The cheapest parking at Sacramento International Airport is offered in the economy parking lot at a rate of $10 per day.
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The airport is connected to the downtown Sacramento area via the Yolobus #42. On-demand taxi services are also available at the airport. The rate for a round-trip between downtown Sacramento and the airport is about $56.00. Car rental services are also available and can be booked in advance through Orbitz.com.
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Instead of traveling on an empty stomach, travelers can take advantage of a variety of dining options available at several restaurants at Sacramento International Airport, including Burger King Express, California Pizza Kitchen, Starbucks, Peet's Coffee & Tea, Old Soul Coffee, and the Eco Grounds Café . Whether you are looking for discount domestic or international flights from Sacramento, Orbitz.com makes it easy to plan your next trip.
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Orbitz.com can help you find cheap flights to Eureka, the California city adjacent to Humboldt Bay on the Redwood Coast. Eureka is a stop on the scenic drive on U.S. Route 101 that connects San Francisco to Oregon. Visitors to Eureka fly into the Eureka/Arcata Airport, located at 3561 Boeing Avenue in McKinleyville, approximately 20 miles north of Eureka. The airport is served by United Express, offering nonstop flights to San Francisco, Sacramento, Portland, Oregon and Crescent City.
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There are a number of ways to get from the Eureka/Arcata Airport to the center of Eureka. The Redwood Transit bus service stops at the airport. If you are traveling light and on a budget, the bus is an option. Plan for the bus trip to take approximately 45 minutes. Taxi service is also available. The 30-minute trip can cost over $50. An economical option is to take the Door-to-Door Airporter Shuttle Service, which transports travelers to area hotels for a small fee. Travelers can also arrange for a hired car or regular airport shuttle service. National, Alamo and Avis car rental companies have outlets at the airport. Alternatively, Orbitz.com can help you arrange a low-cost rental car.
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Eureka enjoys a Mediterranean climate, so there really isn't a bad time to visit the area. The winters are mild and rainy, while the summers are cool and dry. The average daily temperature is 55°F. Average high temperatures can reach 65°F in June, July and August and average low temperatures drop to 40°F in January and February.
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By now you've heard the news: Cindy Greene and Johnson Hartig of the clothing line Libertine will be the seventh designer team to create a limited-edition collection for GO, Target's cheap-n-chic fashion line. The arty-punk pieces hit stores at the start of July.
Judging by what we've seen so far, Libertine simply lacks talent when it comes to designing clothes. They should stick to reconstructing vintage pieces and silk-screening their little skulls and such onto them. We read somewhere that they invented this trend, but find that incredibly hard to believe since according to NYMag.com, they just started serendipitously in 2001 (hmmm...we're guessing they had mad connections).
Anyways, we're not opposed to the punk-prep aesthetic we're seeing with their GO line (love the skulls 'n' whales actually, hehe), we just think their strength lies in juxtaposing old and new, and since neither Greene nor Hartig studied fashion design, we wish Target would have picked a different rising star to profile.
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So I know there was much debate about the state of the Den in an earlier post by yarrp but according to an article in the Daily Bruin recapping yesterdays game, CBH pointed out to the fact that he appreciated the crowd yesterday. Not being able to camp out the night before, I had to sit up top, but the entire top section running the sideline across from the benches, from 311-314, was all students if im not mistaken. I dont think they usually fill up the student section that much up top but once again i have always sat on the bottom so i dont know for sure, but it seemed to me that there were A LOT more students at the game yesterday than at previous games.
Granted it was vs $C so a large turnout is to be expected, but it seems to me, you put more students in the seats, and all of a sudden the crowd becomes a factor and the players and CBH take notice. Correlation? possibly, but i hope that
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The city of Shinnston recently received a grant to promote healthy lifestyles in the community. The first event sponsored by the grant is a health fair.
Jill Fratto with the Edventure Group wrote the grant that was approved by the West Virginia Development Office's Growing Healthy Communities Program.
Fratto said that Shinnston already has so many programs to promote community development and that the Shinnston Thrives grant fits right in.
"We got the Playful City award and we have so many great parks and equipment for kids and to me this project is just a way to build on all of that and to expand that to more of a culture of wellness," said Fratto.
The grant was for more than $17,000. That money will be used to sponsor various events in the community including the health fair held on Thursday.
"There will be five of these events in total. There will also be a large community based health fair held in the Lincoln High School parking lot later in the spring. We're also going to establish a community garden. Our vision is to make the produce available through the Lord's Pantry so they have more fresh items available when they do their pickups every week," said Fratto.
The health fair on Thursday featured healthy food, giveaways, and free bone density screenings.
Pamela Pumphrey came by the fair and said she thinks the grant will be good for the community.
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A cue stick tip tool includes a shaper that can contour the tip to a nickel or dime radius by using an abrasive formed within a hollow shaper body. Also included is a ferrule guide surface leading to abrasive material usable to trim a side of the cue tip while holding the ferrule clear of the abrasive material to avoid scuffing the ferrule. Another included tool has a concave cylindrical grid of upstanding pointed spikes that can be rolled over the cue tip to make a pattern of chalk holding indentations in the cue tip. The tool package preferably also includes a conical recess for burnishing a side of the cue tip, arcs to measure nickel and dime radii of the cue tip, and a container holding a chalk block and talcum powder—all arranged to be carried on a belt clip.
1. A multi-purpose cue stick tip tool comprising:
a shaper having at least two openings each leading into a central cavity;
abrasive material formed into a predetermined shape within the central cavity;
the abrasive material having a shape that is recessed within the at least two openings to a level below an outer surface of the shaper;
one of the at least two openings having a surface formed as a guide for a cue tip ferrule to rest and rotate against; and
the guide surface being shaped to support the ferrule as a side of the cue tip is brought into engagement with the abrasive material to shape the side of the cue tip while the ferrule rotationally engages the guide surface in a region clear of the abrasive to avoid scuffing the ferrule.
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7. A multi-purpose cue tip tool adapted to shape a cue tip to either of two predetermined spherical radii, and to trim a side surface of a cue tip, the tool comprising:
a shaper having a cavity and three cue tip receiving openings leading into the cavity;
the cavity being filled with abrasive material extending to and recessed within each of the openings where the abrasive material is contoured for shaping or trimming;
the recessing of the abrasive material within the openings being arranged so that surfaces of the openings prevent a ferrule of the cue tip from engaging the recessed abrasive material;
one of the openings and the abrasive material recessed within the one opening being formed to trim a side of the cue tip;
the abrasive material extending into the one opening being arranged relative to a guide surface leading toward the abrasive material so that the guide surface engages and supports a ferrule as it rotates against the guide surface clear of the abrasive material while the tip rotates against the abrasive material for side trimming; and
an outer surface of the shaper having a region that is formed to a cylindrically concave contour having an array of upstanding pointed spikes to form indentations in the cue tip.
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13. A tool that trims a cylindrical side surface of a cue tip having a spherically curved striking surface, the tool comprising:
a recess having a guide surface, a stop surface, and abrasive material arranged within the recess between the guide surface and the stop surface;
the guide surface being disposed to engage and support a ferrule of the cue tip to guide the cue tip into the recess; and
the stop surface being disposed to engage the curved striking surface of the cue tip in a position that brings the side surface of the cue tip rotationally against the abrasive material to trim the side surface while the ferrule engages the guide surface clear of the abrasive material.
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Multi-purpose tools for shaping and conditioning tips of cue sticks.
The many tools that have been suggested for shaping and conditioning the tips of cue sticks all suffer from shortcomings. They do one or two jobs, but fail to do everything that cue stick users desire. For example, they lack satisfactory tools for trimming side edges of cue tips without scuffing the cue tip ferrule. They also lack a quick and effective way of forming indentation holes to better retain chalk on the cue tip. Even when previously suggested tools do some of the operations that are desired, they often fail to work as well as users would prefer. They also need improvement in packaging all the necessary tools compactly in a belt clip holster.
The invention aims at meeting all the needs that are not fully satisfied by the previously suggested variety of cue tip tools. The invention also aims at accomplishing this in a multi-purpose tool that is high quality, durable, convenient, compact, and also affordably inexpensive.
The invention packages several tool components compactly into a belt clip holder. The components include a side shaper that guides a cue tip into contact with abrasive material so that a side of the tip can be trimmed without risk of scuffing the cue tip ferrule. Another component has a generally cylindrical and concave surface formed with upstanding spikes that can be rolled over the cue tip to indent tiny cavities to hold chalk. Other components of the tool include arcs to measure the curvature of a cue tip, and a conical burnishing surface for burnishing the side of a cue tip. All of these, and some additional components, are packaged compactly into a belt clip holder that includes a chalk block and talcum powder.
The several components of the invention are preferably packaged compactly as shown in
At an opposite end 26 of holder 20 is a shaper 30 that is preferably retained on holder 20 by a snap fit connection. Shaper 30 accomplishes several tip processing operations, and shaper 30 is readily available for these purposes, simply by unsnapping it from holder 20.
Shaper 30 is preferably a hollow body as best shown in
This configuration allows a cue tip to be shaped to whichever radius a user prefers, simply by selecting the proper axial end opening 51 or 52. Such shaping is illustrated in
A rim 55 of shaper 30 preferably has a groove 56 that facilitates a snap fit between shaper 30 and holder 20. Rim 55 also affords a convenient place for gauge arcs 23 and 24 to measure the curvature of a cue tip. This arrangement is shown in
Shaper 30 can also trim and shape a side of cue tip 70 without scuffing ferrule 71. This is done with a specially configured tip guide 40, as illustrated in
Guide 40, wherever located, is contoured to engage cue tip 70, and ferrule 71 as tip 70 moves toward engagement with abrasive 50 for trimming a side of cue tip 70. Guide 40 has an entry approach surface 42 aimed to bring tip 70 into contact with abrasive material 50 in opening 41. Before the tip 70 reaches opening 41, the guide has a differently inclined working surface 43, which lifts tip 70 into contact with abrasive material in opening 41. This leaves ferrule 71 engaging entry surface 42 and lifted clear of abrasive material 50 in opening 41. This prevents ferrule 71 from getting scuffed as a side of tip 70 rotates against abrasive 50. Working surface 43 also includes an end stop surface 44 which limits the extent of cue tip 70 and its ferrule 71 into guide 40. These shapes and arrangements allow the side of tip 70 to be trimmed without any danger of scuffing ferrule 71 against abrasive material 50, which is confined within opening 41.
Prior art references such as U.S. Pat. No. 5,104,122 and U.S. Publication No. 2008/0113595 propose abrasive surfaces that can trim a side of a cue tip, but these references do not provide any security against scuffing ferrule 71. They lack the lead in and guide surfaces that can hold ferrule 71 clear of scuffing while a side of tip 70 gets trimmed.
Another operation preferably performed by the inventive tool is indenting a cue tip with tiny holes or cavities that help it retain chalk. A previous suggestion for such an operation occurs in U.S. Pat. No. 5,104,122, which suggests an array of spikes on a flat surface. Since the cue tip 70 is an approximately spherical surface, a flat array of spikes requires tapping or pressing the spike array into the cue tip at different angles and different positions to distribute the holes or cavities irregularly over the cue tip.
The invention proposes accomplishing this with a generally cylindrical and concave recess having a radius approximating the spherical radius of the cue tip. Forming a spike array on a cylindrical concavity is more difficult than forming a spike array on a flat surface, but the cylindrical shape of a spike array works much better in indenting chalk-holding cavities into the cue tip. The cylindrically spiked recess can be formed in any convenient portion of the components included in the inventive tool, but using a side of shaper 30 for this is preferred. A generally cylindrical recess can be formed in a side wall of shaper 30 and then grooved both radially and axially to form a grid of upstanding and pointed spikes. As the radial and axial grooves intersect, they leave pointed spikes formed between the grooves.
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Other operations are also preferred for the inventive tool. These also can be arranged on different components. One operation is performed by a burnisher 29 preferably arranged on holder 20, as best shown in
All the above operations are made available within a compact package that includes canister 25 for a chalk block and a talcum powder dispenser. Everything that a wielder of a cue stick requires for trimming, shaping, burnishing, chalking, and stroking a cue stick is available in a package about the size of a cell phone.
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