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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-17
m, f,APRIGHll 10Dzs ao : D1 Is sAaIs
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Tlene Ia disposition del p6blico Eleqaate,
una verdadera EsrDosici6n ds sombreros, capotas,
capotitas pelerinas, todo de alta fantasia 10
mas fino que Sc f bricG en- Paris. Tambi6n encon-
traran e iao tercio-pelo de seda en- todos los co.
lores, para fsbricar cepOtas rgisas. 81 Cdp,SeAo
es un establecimiento de modas, dirigido por j6-
venes industriales y laboriosas que Sc proponen
desarrollar en- esta Isla La IndustriG Sonbrered
Ia altura de Europa Gusto Elegancia, no
mas anticuallas.
NOTA.-Se ensena 1 cortar ls medda, precios con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-17
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DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUE CASTRO. I
Es el meior medicamento en- ell tratamiente
de la tssss.-Cura pronto efcazments los cato.
rros, 0smsa, 6ronqustss, grippe demas afecciones
de Las Was respiratorias. Sc vende en- todas las
R0fiNaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-17

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-17

Dep6sito general, farmaeia Bianco, San
Eraneiacc 81 Puerto Rico
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
THEY ARE RETURNING.
Stntcsnc.l Getting Ready t" T"ckio inc
W.;y,,ty Problcms-The 1"rilt fre-

Statesmen Getting Ec"dy t" Tackle me
w.;rr,y pronlc.ns-The Tariff Pre-
do,ninant
W.suIyGrox, Nov 21-Senators and
members az congress have begun to
rp1nrn and are founl around the
hotels. the capitol and the depart
,o.rts Many of the members arc
u,,,,ior ARRANGEMENTS for the winter
AMI settling their families in the hotels
o,,a residence they have selected.
1.h.rc is :. great dc;. Of interest MIMI
f.strj a,nonc the congressman ABOUT
the tariff Other matters OF legislation
arc infrcquently discussed.
There i, general impression tha'
,;,t]n viii be done before the holidays,
altho,ch the wheels of legislation Will
\. ,,o;nr around Ill the time. There
,,c several matters pending IN bo'h
houses which can occupy the TIME even
e ,h;. tariff bill. does not come up IN
tbe house at once. All the bills "h'ch
Nh. house passed and sent to the sen
49,, dnring tho silver debate can DO
considered in that body while the tarl1r
bill occupies tnc hoasc' j..
,rhcre arc q number OF members o.
conrross who would very much Ike 10
have the Hawaiian matter come up III
CONGRESS very early, and there arc
others who would prefer that II &c
h,ndled lv the state department. 'il"
,ot brought before congress.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
STARVED TO DEATH,
This Woman Whose Husband Expo OIL tho
Lord to provide.

INDIAXAro!!s. NOV. "a. -Airs. Iona
Weed, Of Wet indianapolis was borne
to the grave Thursday. According to
her own admissions. made while dying,
and the stusp&,cnt of icr husband and
children, she starved to death.
Investigation shows that for several
weeks The iA!;ri!y, which consisted Of
the parent, AID three children have
been living Cn ( scnnt number Of bis
cults made ont Of Hour, water, salt and
soda, with plain flour gravy. Oncc in
awhile they secured g little oatmeal or
hominy. The dying woman Was Il
Christian Scientist, and she had faith
thnt the Lord world provide The
father shared .hc SAME b,l;et, and he
spent more Of his time addressing tho
Throne CT Grace than he did in hust-
ling for something TO cat
"Wednesday. however, he was siic~
ccseful il having promise vi work,
bat his wtc died before l." could TO-
port and lie lost the job The family
was too proud TO m"'.c known their
condition. Thcr had relatives q. West
Newton who would have helped them,
had the sitnution ncGa known.
Ncighbors relieved tha;i necessities
when The fac; became l:no VI, and rre-
pared tie BODY for burial. They re-
port that The remains showed every
sign Of the scant care whic.. ihc WON.
an had received.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
SEVEN KILLED.
Edison, Moore & Co.'S Immense Es-
tablishment Wrecked.
Employees Jump From the Fifth Floor
Tho building, Collapsrs ard Four Bodies
Were Eur:cd in tic Eu.ns-The
Loss & .,Erut x'SOn.OOO.

DETROIT Nov. .,t-Scvcn employees Ct
the dry goods firm of Edison Moore &
Co, jefferson :vc;uc. lost tbs; -
Thursday afternoon 10y the urn az @,
that csta bl:shrlcnt They wr.,,. .l:l,:-cs
Mckay. Bradley A. Cunning. :. i. ;;"n-
Their. Edward r. No;t, ra! Marty,
Daniel & Baker and Henry L:,icr.
The fire started hctwcoa l,c foarth
and fifth hoors in the rcar - IN -
inc AMI spread rapid. llir:o wcro
eight or nine e,upiN..H~ ga = upi'cc
floor TIC rest hcvin* = '.., - I;n,h.
bradley nanninr j 1 }. ;rNr tho
fifth floor striking q ! bag Of .intc
which the flencn h:.: o.lce IN .c:.-
meath the window lie dic.i shortly al
forwards. James Mckay followed
Cunning. in his Leap :o- ;fc he struck
an electric li,--t, VIC mi from there TO
the uround He wa, unconscious whom
picked up and died Il :wo hours An
other was seen creeping to'rri'l tho
upper window lie ,Ycs on his hands
and knees, hlindei 81 | suTo'a;:AE by
the dense smoke lie rcachc the sill
and tried to dag hj.lsoii to the open
air. lie WIS too far snc:l,. however,
and fell back into tn talc>.
The floors o; the i,,orfiNorc build
ing began falling in a short time after
the fire started, and 1t ;:2l hclf OF the
Bates street wall collapsed \ moment
later there were two loud reports. and
the entire building collapsed, At 100
T,ta = luorninr he ire vas practically
under control
The bodies of Volt Narl:cy. l!a';cr
and Rider have not yet been recovered
from tho ruins. /, Is possible th't tilcro
are three other clcr,is VINO pcrishc: i'll
the flames. ., tAr: "crc thought to
have been in tie building It the time
of the fire anI have not been seen
since.
During thu progress Of the fire. YIN.
burgess, pipcnian o: Engine Go. No |.
was severely cut by tin falling from
the burning building. No attempt has
been yet madc 30 search for the bodies
of the unfortunate mon. The loss is in
the neghborEool of $500, 900.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
A STEEL TRUST.
Tho Illinois Steel 90. an Important
Factor in the Pool.
INC story OF Billion Dollar Combine
MANS Structural IRON and Armor Plata
AIS" In 1.-THE Trust In Ccntrm-
piRtion .or More Than IL Year

CHICAGO Nov. @7.-A morning paper
says: According to facts which hovo
become matters of common KNOWLEDGE
III lineage IN recent hours the steel
ran, structural iron and armor-plato
output OF the United States is now
practically in The hands Of the most ri-
gant!c trust ever organized The Hi
noiS Steel Go. is an important fac
tor in the pool and It's officers
substantially affirm tic details Of
The scheme The leading firms
in the trust or pool, are the Rookie
f"llcrS, OF Standard Oil fame; the
Illinois Steel Co., the Cambria Iron
Co., Carnegie, Fhipps & CO.. the Lacka-
wanna steel Co. the bethlehem Steel
Co, the Maryland steel Co, and tho
Pennsylvania Steel Co.
These firms represent nincty-cight
per cent of the entire steel rail,
structural iron and armor plate output
of the country. Wednesday afternoon
the finishing touches were put on their
oFenSivc and defensive alliance.
This trust has been in contamination
for more than 4 ycar-cvcr since the
time when the Rocllafclcrs first began
investing in Mcssaha iron ran2c prop
crty. To-day they own practically the
entire range. and Ivy the opening Of
navigation next season viii have their
own road built to convey The ore from
the range to Duluth About two
months ago tie Kocl>afcl;crs bought
all the magnificent boats OF the Lake
Superior Navigation Co., and NEXT sea-
son they will be used exclusively in
carrying orc Tor the truss. The great
plant will he established 1T Ashta-
l,,,1o
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
THE TREASURY CONDITION.
A Decrease Of s7,112,770 in tho Surplus
for This Year.

Decrease Of S1.;.2,170 i'll tho Surplus
for This Year.
WASHINGTON. Nov 27-t'. S. Treas
urer d. y. Morgan has submitted to
Secretary Carlisle his annual report on
the operations and condition of the
treasury 1t shows that the net ordi.
nary revenues for the fcEl year 1893
were $3.50, SO, Cos, an increase Of $50
SSl. S44 over those of the year before.
The ret ordinary expenditures were
$3S3, ~, 534, an increase OF SIS, 45l, G23.
There was therefore, a decrease Of So
TIP, 20 in the surplus. reducing them to
So, 3l.l Oh. Including the public debts
the total receipt, We're sI32. S1l,2l4. and
the total expenditures ET'3, COZ, 99S. The
public funds amounted June so, 1892,
TO $3.50, Sol 500, and June 80, 1893 to
e746, SO. 500 After setting apart those
sums Of gold, silver and United States
notes which were held for the
redemption OF certificates of deposit
ard treasury notes thcrc was reserve
of genera! fund $l>".0l2,7+0 in 1892,
and slcs. l67.3ol in 1888. These amounts,
how ever. include certain sums OF GER
tificutes of DEPOSITS, toEds and coupons
which were unavailable for any other
purpose than tie settlement of the
treasurcr's account, and which, If
Cancelled, would have left an ac-
1ua! available working balance OF
SO. o4:. $50 and tl56 Pos, 696 on the two
dates respectively.
The rcvisc;; figures for the amount
Of money in circulation that is outside
the treasury June 80 places il at $685.
SIS. $50. or about Sc, 900 600 less than it
was a year before During the four
months ended with October there was
an increase Of $l25 900 600, a record al
together without parallel in the his
tory Of the country. The redcmpticns
Of nted States paper currency nave
been unusua!ly heavy, amounting 10
ST. :, o00. coo in the fifteen months end
ing with October,
Although the nominal amount OF
counterfeit coins and paper presented
at the treasury was greater than in me
nreviouS vear the increase was less pro-
portonatclv than the increase OF inc
amount OF money handled. ton>ldcr-
o lc additions were made to the bonds
held in trust for National bani's' ana
for Tho Pacific railroad sinking fund.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
A Young No1bcr.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2;.-Cficers of the
Cottage Grove Avenue police station
are elated over the arrest of high
waylnan who for the last week has
been holding up women in that district
and roob;rr them ut the point Of re-
volycr The prisoner gave the name of
Norris j. Earl, but letters to"nd on him
show that he is John Chicott of Isl
HIGH street. brooklyn. y. \. lie says
he is 20 years Cd, but he does not
look to be more than II. Ch!cott Is
very boyish III appearance, but in his
work he has displayed more nerve than
old-time criminals.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
MISSIONARIES
Must Tnko Chrnccs SO Far rs Gresham Ia
Concerned.

WAsHISGT0N, Nov -. - Secretary
Gresham is opposed to Tie policy Of ex-
tending government protection to for
cign missionaries. &c fact has come
ont in connection with :hc discussion
over the Hawaiian question. Around
the state department one OF the OK
pressions ircqu"nti.: heard in justiiica-
ton Of The administration Hawaiian
policy is that the Hawaiian revolution
is only another agitation by the mis-
sionarieS and their descendants
The fact that Secretary Gresham did
not believe that The state department
ought 10 lie compelled 10 take cogni-
zanco Of foreign r-:ss:onnrcs was re-
vealcd Will! startling, force TO we'll
known congressman WHO Was discuss
ing Will. him two months ago an out
rare on missionaries IN Asia Minor.
The secretary ,;!r:. and there declared
personally that The government ought
not to be called upon TO promote for
eicn MISSIONS
He said tia, the disciples OF Mo-
hammcdan;s!n ?al E"h(ihism had rs
ru.h rich. t0crr- - ih.S country and
spread their rci;cir.,, doctrines broad-
cast through the lH:i. as orr Christian
missionaries have % go into those
countries. The secretary said thatif he
had his own WY personally he would
serve notice unon the missionaries
that If they ctioaa 10 70 to hcatncn
oo,,,,. .,,l ;,,ri1r nc, r,.i.SOrlnl l.iS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
A CHICAGO BANKER
Tackled by Crank Who Demands 10000
at the Polnt OF icvo.vcr.

CHICAGO, Nov. Z5.-Jalncs K Walker,
of the Tacoma safety Deposit Vault
Co., was confronted with Il revolver III
his handsome residence. 1926 Prairie
avenue. Thursday evening, and asked
to deliver over his cheek for 10000
1t was at $50 o'clock that man with
a blonde mustachc, standing about five
feet nine inches, well dressed. wearing
good ovcrcoa'. walked MP the front
steps to his magnificent residence and
rang the doorbcll.
The girl came 10 the door in answer
to the call The Eitn asked If Mr.
Walker was in and being told that ne
was. walked into the paror, saying
that he would like to sec him.
The girl called Mr. Walker down
stairs. and when he entered the ROOM
the fellow, who knew him, said:
Good evening, Mr. Walker; ! am
sorry to disturb You. but am little
hard mp and came alornd 20 sec il You
couldn't help me out of ny financial
difficulty. Can't YOU give me some
money? iou have lot: of it and will
never miss it. while it will TO ne 4
great favor. The cold weather is hard
on man who has no money. Now,
advanced
We'll" broke In Mr.. Walker, II
don't know YOU, and can not sec any
reason why I should give You any
money can not do it.
Yes. YOU will" said the fellow en-
pha tically. Il leunt the money and
must have it. '
lie drew large revolver and. point
inr it at Nr. Walkers breast said in 4
loud tone: writ ne check for So
Oo0. and hand it over. or | will put
hole through your heart.
Mr. Walker is !. large man, and With
his presence Of mind thought he could
cope with the would-be robbcr under
his prevailing excitement.
The lnuzzle OF the pistol was close to
his heart. so he raised his left arm to
protect himself. and Knocked il away,
at the same time opening The t:oor that
led to the street with the other hand.
he then gaye the follow Il shove and
he rolled down the steps ANA ont on the
walk, still clutching the revolver in his
hand. The door was then closed by
Mr.. Walker, Willie he went iin"edl'
ately to the telephone to notify the po-
lice station.
The man got up right away. ran
down Prairie avenue and disappeared.
About 9 o'clock he was located IN q
room on Twcnty-second street and
placed under arrest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Reward for !;urglarJ.

WOOSTER O., Nov. 27.--T'hc dastardly
deeds OF the desperate gang OF burg
lars and footpads who have been ter
rorizing this county for weeks past
have at last moved the county commits
sioners to popularize themselves by
Offering the following rewards of $500
for the man who shot w. y. Mackey:
$500 for the arrest and conviction of
one or both of the men who committed
an outrage at the house of ". 4. Sci
lers, at Dalton; 500 COZ the arve,, ANA
conv ction of one or III Of the IN
who made IN att,', - 'ac ',',i.!'..;t
OF and shot tuberl N
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
A LOST SON
Turns Up and Gets III. Mothers Fortune
of SyIrOC,CJJ.

oil VI .fOt',p1C
IorGj.KEErslE. " l., No" "'.-Airs.
March. who d:cA in Dutch2,s county,
some time ago, left an cstn'c valued at
81. 900, 0GO Size did not know whether
she was chil.iiess or not. so sac made
conditional viii BY its tcrniS Elanv OF
her friends and sundry Institutions
were enriched by gifts OF from $1,000 to
$50, 0G0 each
The document provided, however.
that If the old lady's son should turn
up he WAS to iuhcri, all the property as
hcir-at- l...y. Incrc sccllc | ~ the time
the vii VAS drawn t. hc little i'roba-
bility Of MS putting in an appearance
to save his fortune. All the lcCattcs
assembled in the court room Thursday
TO settle the estate and claim their be-
quests. TO the utter establishment Of
several OF the claimants t!r. March
walked into the room and secured tho
property rightly due him. The viii
was admitted to probate.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
INCOME TAX.
PRECEDENT Cleveland Objects to Anything
u. tho Hind, Eacked by IIcssrs. WILSON,
Cochran and Steycns.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-1he income
tax advocates ure against the admins
tration. President Cleveland has made
himself understood TO the ways and
means committee in quiet but ros:
tive way, without reproducing any per-
son particularly. ana he is opposed to
IA income tax in amy share, form or
manner. at. any time. For some
time an effort has been made 10 learn
the presidents views on this question.
ana at last he has given the committee
10 understand his wishes. If an in
come tax is 70 le brought forth. the
executive prefers that it be drafted rs
4 separate and distinct bill.
Three OF the NEST prominent demo-
GRAFT, en- the WAYS and means commit
toe, namely. Charm Wilson. Eour%c
Cochran and '.cycrs. are in line with
President Cleveland. and will fight
against such Il hi to tic last. This, is
diecouraginy to the !iyrrn men, who
are set heart and soul upon providing
a revenue by this method, which makes
it vclv doubtful If any such ideas VIII
be reported.
Congressman Amos Cummings, OF
New York. is as vigorous rn opponent
To an income tax ~ Bourl;c Cochran.
He arrived in the city during the night.
and discussing such a provision in the
tariff bill. said that II carried the dem
ocrats could not elect single member
Of congress in the districts OF New
York ontsidc Of tic city, and that at
least tvo Of those III the Gig would be
shut ont
The general summary Of what may
lie expected from the ways and means
committee next Monday is that raw
materials will as completely rs posi-
BILE be on the free list, while some pro-
lection is offered TO manufactures.
The arranging Of the schedule is 10th
ering the Nom crS not Il little and for
that reason particularly all arc MAIN
tanning Il profound silence. Another
reason for this silence is that they can
not agree whether they will cmbody
the income tax feature in the measure
or not
The income tax has been considered
as a sort of ballast for the reduced tariff
measure Without some scrt Of bal
last the democratic balloon can not 60
up, and they are in Il queer fix. The
committee laborcd 10: weeks to reduce
the revenue to Il minimum. or come
as near as possible 10 free trade; and
then, to keep Il proper stability IN
finances, the income tax was TO sup
ply all demands. Now that Grover
seems inclined to monkey with the
gear, all the machinery will be thrown
out of order II no schedules are
adopted it may take more time to
reach a report, but il the contrary
democrats on the committee send the
thing through just rs it has been
schcmed for weeks. the rcinoldcling
will have to come later. in the nature
of amendments These are some OF
the pcrplcxitics which confront the
gentlemen of the ways and means ma
iorty ut he present writing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Enc Released ON NaIl.

New YORK, Nov 25-.Iohn {. Emo,
charged with the emhczzlemcnt Of
funds OF the Second National bank, of
which he was president in 1854, was
held to Tie United States grand jury
Friday under $50, zoe bail. 70 appear
when called upon. Ills lon'':.lncn are
John II. Blolgood, proprietor OF The
Fifth avenue hotel, and Albert i. Oar
ling. At the examination before a com
missioner he consented to W;i"e exam
nation. \ few minutes later note
was received from Col. Bliss stating
that he preferred to go before the
grand jury with the case, and request
ing that the bail be allowed to stand.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
EVACUATION DAY..
Cons OF the Revolution Unvcji - Statue OF
nathan, Hale.

Nathan Hale.
Nrw York, Nov. 21.-The Sons of tho
Revolution celebrated The 10th ami
vcrSarv Of the evacuation OF New lorh
bv the British troops Saturday ny the
unycil:nr OF the statue OF Nathan Hale,
which stands in the southwest corner
Of city hall park, facing broadway,
The ceremony began with the assem-
bling Of .hc members OF The society III
rrauncc's tavern. At the corner o!
Pearl and Broad streets. ut ) O'CLOCK
The society divided into companies OF
thirtv-iwo men cacn.
lie lirc q march was liro"d and
Wall streets anC; broadway, as far rs
Purj; rl.cc. where IL" ver:oUs orSanlz1-
ton. ,cc}. their allotted positions N
and around the city hail park. Among
the organizations represented we're the
United states battalion OF engineers
under command OF Capt WIN. NJ Black,
L. :. A.; the Old Guard, under Maj
Thomas +. Sloan; twelve batteries OF
United states artillery, and delegations
Of the Society of the Cincinnati and OF
the war of 1872; the Aztec society or
the Mexican war and the military or
der OF the Loyal legion.
The exercises at the statue were
opened with u prayer by Rev. Morgan
Dix and VIM CASTOR Hamilton, chair
man of the committee, made the pres
entation speech, during which the
statue was unveiled by Miss Cornclia
Montgomery, daughter OF the secre-
tarv of the society. The statue was
then presented to the city. and Mayor
Gilroy spoke in acceptance OF it.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
YeIInU Peypr PaDOrt.

RarNswicK, Ia, Nov. -. One case
of yellow ievcr was reported "ednes-
day, Mary Lancaster, white. Six pa
tients were discharged. four OF whom
were white, ,lrs T. Is. Ferguson, VIC
toria .Al;rii%e benjamin tl:ri'lgc and
Hugh Flanders; two co!orcd, Frank
Carter ana Ellen Altwaltcr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Scorad hYLlh1uccora

LoSpoS, Nov. 2I-Mr. Henry La
bouchere has Lcanothrr attack upon
the British South Africa Co in vio-
lent speech delivered at Chelsea and
showing up TIE cruelty OF The Matabclc
war. Mr.. I.abouchcrc declared that
the massa crcs in Malta bell and wer. ior
the benefit OF numLc: OF greedy and
needy dnanc.crs, headed by T. couple Of
frcb Iuk.c
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Some O.her PEDRO. sxM

PARla. Nov. 2+.-lt is now said that
the report Of the departure Of Prince
Pedro for brazil originated in the de-
parture for That country OF wealthy
Cuoan named Pedro. VINO is we'll known
in England and the United States.
Scnor j'c.ro is cnroute FOR Havana and
was mistaken Tor the son Of Countd' Eu.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
rro,rrt rraf1, p1raivznJ

GALEsarEG. ILL.,, Nov. 24.-tirand
Master Wilkinson telcgraphed here
Wednesday night to trainnen's head
quarter, from buffalo that the situa-
ton for the strikers is improving,
Freight business is completely para
lyzed and but fcw passenger trains ore
running
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Pal.nz OE Strikcrs.

PuilL,rsli,~HG, y. j., Nov. 25.-Tho
Lehigh Valley i;ailroad CO. LcSan pay
ing Oft the strikers Friday, ANA oy Sat
urd;,y noon all the men gu: sill bo paid
the money due them. The company
hopes to terminate the strike Monday.
If this is not done the stri'zc will as
sumo moro dangerous character.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Train Wrecked at a. Switch

GRAND RArIps, Mich, Nov. "a
passenger train on the Chicago end
West Michigan road strucl; IL r1l>!'laced
switch near Iealan.i and Was detailed.
The ruA>rnqcrs wcre piled u','lr i:cal"%
Many We're lnjnred, but none ~ lc.i.