The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1901, Page 5

TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1901. ‘LONE MILL GIRL TELLS WHY — [FOLDNNC-BED AS ‘BIC DOC SW/ED HON. WM. C. MAYBURY SHE DEFIES ALL STRIKERS. peanly WEAPON LITTLE CIR tuetatetetatet —— “Nobody Rules Me,” Declares Miss Mary McMahon; “If | Did Not Like My Job! Would Quit.” ‘SenatorClark’s House-. Swam a Hundred Feet man’ Accused of to Shore Bearing See OO e. eae Says He Is in Much Better Physical Condition Since cae Using Paine’s Celery Compound. iM rk ker tres 1 x . Miss Mary J. McMahon is the only Nelaee deren . é hand in the ribbon mill of Frank &! ix sna W Dugan, at Paterson. who has M me | joined the striking employees of that ef \ ats establishment. She ran her loom yes- Laat a | xe terday, and has defied the efforts of the strikers to frighien her into joining them. Miss McMahon teils The Evening World why she chooses to Work despite threats to make her siov. WHY | WILL DEFY STRIKERS. + Ny Mary J. MeMahon, Tam not in favor of and. be gides, | am satistied with my work ur the wages Frank & Dugan pay ime In 1895 when there was 4 mill Ia GIRL FRIEND GOT | My work Is per week. + Jomy wages. yoeaHts me Whe Se re INFERNAL MACHINE should 1 go « Everybouy and every 5 out for mys why I would a Now, suppose [left my work because Frank & Dugan would Bigher wages, would for me? Nobody rules me 1 wil my own boss as faras tean 1 kiria w abi ntatworlis AARAASAARAOAAEARE AA EASAAAAEASOSE REAR AEE ERA E EAE E RAKE Tam juoking Wlike my gob, < ¢ cy < ¢ e ° o * . > = » . > » . ® Lal > . » Digan isted when they } * ame other air! in Ano rit And, trie to her word aside enough 0 inks nies ; But 1 do not to ak & DURAN Qcainery was . e —n alacharge me to the ol m Sebo, to eG jave kept my Srerernicthyair twa ; holding © hou ere t ied) eof nul. w 1d them they could ard £6 seAinet ANY we access SIN'4 week by the piece, and th h stad $ < they ! from the am not th girl who lig, a tt f ; healt afcom the a Join a: str Helow One woman, and defi atavds SMM thee of el gat we n - i ma tnion. aione to-day al rking girls Ker duty Another effort will be maue to settle} we strike: to. The commit th bere ot the firm trikers instar In the Dale Sik Mill at Paterson, Nog. 8 ety side Out of the entire numbe: employed by Frank & D: only one who hay not ¥t While neither threats move her from her sodtars r + thi errvrrrre rity Tir ry ys big mill, the general raised agains See ee aliie ; her work last night to ‘ Ivetin Hrnil p well in hiding, rr . hat t stril One of the crowd of excited girls who | milk vat the Un ae iris tn are thronging the hall on Struight street where the strikers are meeting thts morning was asked the name of thi determined young wom Earned n Te ls Mae the “Ol that ip Mary Jane. Amt it te a siaer. Mary da shame that she should refuse to go 0 sometimes she with us. for she t+ better adie than any | Precaution for a of us to go on strike. That big three- ieee" sata fer*ser/ MONUMENT TO THE WOMAN | KILLED AT GETTYSBURG. jong ona unil Mr her and suggested that ‘home, she “ Detroit, Mich., Jan, 22, 1901. Same tinw ago, attracted by the very hugh testimonials published as to the efficacy of Paine's celery compound, I tool it on trial for impaires digestion ant consequent nervousness. 1 found very great benefit re to bear this testimony fo any who may be influenced to try this remedy POPC PPTE TIT IFUL I UV ET VTE UY eve in giving everyt the to make from $11 te S16 aw from its use, ani, therefore, des and they have made t house out the business.” But Mise Mary Jane MoMahon nas sily reach of the humblest household, as thousands of grateful med ation, It is the forn Ham C. Mayt eyyrrrerrir irri iiy rire Ideas vf her wwn, now uirries them s third term a ro x Mich 1E Phelps, MoD LL.D. | letters testif ’ ie Pa : i : és cM ft Mediea in the i his marvellous remedy, I8S2 he wns elected to sartmol 1 School, Ww s . makes all the. RT| re-elected in 18S1.| It le the only: great poplar remedy | difference hetwe ie, alu a serving dit {Sth Congress or nkly jlood and tired nerves and a healthy, Miller Arrested on a rai : r ‘econdition—between sickness . } con al Phe in Charge of Trying to Worn | t ui it is doing th est oand t ns in the count vking sick and il should co: judicious person who ring of 1901, he poison germs of deep- e from the blood, It pro- brain and Blow Up the Girl He Believed Alienated His Sweetheart’s Af- fections. World Wants, the Old Reliable ! the extra > celery com- tind and t | That this from the start Thousands ole has succeeded s hot a ing it re tality tikes n. frecdom | nerves and purer EREPK. MILLE “S’SCHVLTER Feet | ary worth of | HES. | March who ise and recom: | trom ery compound are | blood people who take Thy vent mt Paid Help Wants | } Bi, ae i PRARPORRAMERARALE ALESAEAS | ; in this morning's | : Ry Oe Ee AoE ee withes eit ALA OREN = 002 ea Fr 75 ee) Een oeta td ea A LER a cove CHARMS WITH HER LIPS; TOOK CHILDREN FROM HIM. “Ez mn ve | WINS WITH A WHISTLE. handsom BUT 2 Paid Help Wants in the 13 other N. Y. papers 45 combined yt re FOPOPIFSEIOTET VV TTTV ITTV IT UT ORD © road to health, t been benefited; » been cured by Paine’s when everything Asaeeneneneeescncencs aithiest family in the land nothing hetter, [f they ar rbtful remecies nes. Paine’s ce Hi- ran see Wis amily. . McMahon MeMahon Tow Drunk to Look After Thirty-fetth” ett AGENTS 2. MY Gines ‘ 2 whica want be ARTIFICIAL FLOW: | HOURRWonK 5 OOOO Look out : ie . 7] DPnovEns 1” you. 5 NTICES «+ JANITORS s|Only One of Heir Sex Who! 3 ‘ : Fell in That Engage- houne. Le : BOOKDINDARS ° swale 1 I S ROOKKEEPERS .. mest. refined ta 4 G ‘ noys —_——_— Q nvaneLat a : a BUTCHE! GETTYSBURG March 12.—The © Cutored Stevedores Come I CANDY MAKERS ribeseean' iG of Ohlo will eree! : : CANVASSERS Women’s Relief Cirps of Ohio will erect : id of Gettysburg nic Wade, She a monument on we fir to the memory pf Je OPERATORS oh 3 ‘ CARPENTERS +3 » 3) preesens ‘ 3 8 CABHIORES e@ CLERKS PANTERA | . was the only wean killed during that COATMAKERS: rorters .... | 'g| memorable engajement. She wax ke cCOLLcToRs |. 4.- PRESSMEN |... while baking brad for Union xoldie t Waa neventy yeara of ” Composit The monumenf will be finished asd un- he battle Burns shou Hct CUTTENS «. STENOGRAPIINA . g| Velled some ting during the next tw nEWONCh : sibittiet fesign has not b he CA ee re ae: CHAMBERMAIDS .. 251 saLEsLADIES ,.... 1 | months x ss agreed uy this pl wo when tie battle wasl the feld ? number of addresses. fram i ¥ ry aie |e WHOLOTOOK Ss an vr? Warr, ¢ 3 ‘ =i = ane aj 7 : {| BURN PESTHOUSE RUINS. |MERCHANT HANGS HIMSELF. 7 | = TALLORS . | Sauce Copper 5 dete atic cr TT Wipen@at Every Trace of th Sigmar: J. Lichtenberg, a tobacen . ay ‘| How Louise Truax, Prot ° AT e : 7! | | % t EN MMP, AGENCIES... 5| WAITRESSES . Orange, NjJ.. Small-Pox Hospital. | merohant, was found hanging from ¢ Wale theaiiksa Thursby, Renders ‘Hon ‘ ay ener YDEDERS .... 0.0... 4} WAIST RANDS.. . The ruinspf the pesthgquse which was|celling of nis bedroom at No. 1s Mitack one 5 WORCESTERSHURE SAUCB ered + S| SMISCELLANBOUS demolished With axes by a mob vester-| Morty-etghth street, to-day EPH ew Teas i Sweet Home. ‘ : GILDEDS)«-.-+ o0-. 3 day at Ornxe. N. J.. were set allre tos | heen dead for several hours to the enit ! DECEVTION AND PRAUD GROCERY CLERKS. @ TOTAL vere crores L002] 4, i) edirely consumed. The veople! jichtenverg war thirty-cight years tg yRACH Ti GUL living in fe vicinity of the site of the! ond and single. His brother-'n-law, \ 3 nesthouse feemed to be afrald that alo) , ee se would be reared on the{ David Hahn, with whom he lived, said that the merchant had been {il for a Sphinx € ‘ a long ¢ime and that he had become de-] The Spainx Club will have a banques ‘ ah i * s be bs epondent. at the Waldorf to-morrow night. at a Voice " gneuize : ¢ \