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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-06
Sowing the Wind"

In Sowing the Wind" the story is a
blending of pathos and humor, which,
when put together by such master
hand as Sydney Grundy, makes beau
tiful story, and when told by the tai
ented artists composing one of the best
companies under the management of
Charles Frohman, applause and frequent
curtain calls may be looked for as nat
ural results. 1t will be presented at
City Hall next Saturday evening by
one of the best companies ever seen here
in a high class production. 1t is headed
by J.H. GIlmour and Miss Mary Hamp-
ton. Mr.. Gilmour as "Mr. Brabason, y
gives portrayal that is study in art.
With a hand made strong by long prac-
tice. he draws the picture of the just old
gentleman, who can storm OH occasions,
but who is broad-minded enough to list
en- to his inner and better self, and final
ly bring together The fond young lovers
who have been kept apart by him.
There are few players more favorably
known than Mary Hampton. The fact
that she is leading lady of this company
may be taken as proof positive OF her
power, for no more conservative manager
can be found IN this or any other coun-
try than Charles Frohman.
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THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
At the Maine State Col1ege-Androscoggin
County Pharmacists Endorse 1t.

AT the recent meeting of the Cum ber-
land County Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton in this city. President A. W. Harris,
of the State College at Orono, was pre-
sent and addressed the meeting upon the
su bject of the new School OF Pharmacy
at the State College. From here he went
to Auburn and addressed an informal
meeting of the Androscoggin County
Pharmaceutical Association. Recently,
Mr.. Thomas j. Stevens, the pharmacist
of this city, who is an alumnus of the
State College, and has been prominent
IN advocating support by the pharma-
cists of the School of Pharmacy there,
received the following communication
from the president of the Androscoggin
Association:
81 enclose a copy of the resolutions
adopted at our monthly meeting. There
is only one voice in the matter here. |
shall be glad to do what l can to help
put this branch OF study at the State
College squarely on its feet.
Sincerely yours.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The aveather toa0y
is likely to be
JAR.
PORTLAND. Dec, 6. 1894.
@TORMY weather
~ nor slippery
streets should not
keep you from seeing
about that list Of things
for Christmas before the
crowd gets here.
1t is SO much more
comfortable shopping
these first days. Then
the stocks are freshest,
the assortment greater,
and the chance of finding
exactly what you want Iso
much smore in your
favor.
By the end of the
week the store will be
abloom with holiday
goods and there'll be
plenty Of wiling clerks
to show them and answer
questions.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dry Goods.
TO-DAY is The DAY We ARE TO SELL
CHEAP!
Customers will save so per cent. by buy.
ing the following goods.
SALE BEGINS THIS MORNING.
Gents $l.oO heavy winter underwear 80
cents. This is a lot we shall not recorder or we
price,
Gents blue ribbed / 90 winter underwear,
67 cents. This is aIso,a lot to be closed out at
much less than cost.
Gents $I.25 heavy winter underwear, SO
cents. We have sold these for years but times
have changed the demands, and next year we are
to have other styles, SO these go at a loss.
Ladies' ST. 90 Pants, odd sizes, SO cents.
These we sell SO low because we have not the
vests to match exactly.
All wool, so cent skirtng moreen, cream, at
% cents per yard. feAo
Remnants Of 2 IL cent white domet flannel
at cents @ stea 7faaa nas44s
Fair quality Of white donet flannel Fat I-2
cents.
so dozen ladies' kid gloves at SO cent pair
dozen ladies' kid gloves at 8 cents pair
Customers wilt understand the SO cent
gloves are not in all sizes colors, but the chief
part of them have heretofore sold for Sl.0O and
SL25 per pair. The 10 cent sizes are badly
broken up and are all in the very smallest sizes.
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Auburn. December 5.
Following are the resolutions:

Resolved, That the Androscoggin
County Pharmaceutical Association
learns with pleasure that a School of
Pharmacy has been established at the
Maine State College at Orono, and that
we give the plan, as presented by Presi-
dent Harris, our hearty endorsement
and cooperation.
Resolved, That we extend our thanks
to President Harris for his interesting
presentation of the subject at a recent
informal meeting of the association,
and that our society be instructed to sec
ond these instructions and send copy
of them to him.
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WITH THE VETERANS.
Lively Scene, Witnessed on the Streets
Of smoky Pittsbsrg.

PrrrsBrRo, Sept. l2.-whIls 20). .o0) per.
sons have left the city since yesterday.
thsrs are still 100000 strangers In town.
The national cucampment Of the G. A. II.
opened this morning In the new grand
opera house. The delegates were vel.
coined ON behalf Of the citissns' executive
board By Chairman Daniel {. Crippley
and w. G. Quirey. Governor Pattison
welcomed them on behalf Of the state |:
Mayor McKenns Of PittsburR and Mayor
Kennedy Of Allegheny on behalf Of the
city.
The election OF the commander.in-chief
will not b. held until tomorrow. Since
the withdrawal Of Judge Charles ID. Long
Of Michigan the opinion is rapidly growing
that Colonel I. n. Walker Of Indiana will
secure the coveted honor.
The womcn's Relief corps, ladies OF tho
e. A. X. and Daughters OF Veterans aro
also holding conventions.
The staff Of Captain Jack Adams, retir.
ing commander.in-chief, presented him
and wife last night with diamond souve.
Mrs. Mrs. Adams was honored by being
elected an honorary member Of the stall.
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CHINESE GOING FAST
'iAsy'n Dying IL Hlldfsds By The
/. Sveed all StllIatiol
REIGN OF TERROR At TEN
The SAVAGE soidlsry Everywhere
Piundering and MaItrsating the
Wretehsd Populaoe VINO Are
Fleeing for Their livoe.

LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch from
Shanghai states that the power Of vicecoy
u Hung Chang has steadily decreased.
Every days delay In providing the prom
led victory over the japanese odds to the
danger Of hls downfalL
Relnforesments from the more remote
provinces On route TO Cossa are at Q stand
still, tsrrorisine the cities In which they
are haltsd. Almost reign Of terror pre-
walls even In TEN Tsein. The savage
soldissy are everywhere plundsrins and
maltreating the wrstchsd populacs and
native merchants ass fleeing to Ten Tssin
to cave their lives.
The French minister has formally pro.
tested against the action Of the Chinese In
boarding tho French mail steamer on
Saturday.
A letter from o resident minister at
Seoul states that lasss military hospital
has been erected On the hsights and nu.
msrous sick japanese ars treated there.
Constant eonniets ere taking placs b..
tween the outposts, but few badly
wounded have besn taken to Seoul.
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SEEING ANACONDA.


fhs People 0sswias Daily IL fhses
frIssdship for fhis City.
Special Correspondents Of the Standard.
BAsSACK. Sep. l0.-Stasiue through
Montana In Concord coach loaded Vita
baggage and scenery 10 . sight sslaem
seen In these days Of fast railroad travel,
but all the same tho Standard Stsreoptis
con company staged II from Dillon 10
Bannaek to-day to give the latter city "a
entertainment for two hours. Every ouo
In town turned out to zee them and - 10
had been advertised thoroughly the mlnsrs
and rAnchmsn came from the hills aud
valleys to sss the nrst show company ee
l3 people which has appeared In Bannaeh
for 10 years.
Anaconda was In the camp of be
friends tonight, the largest catherine
place In town was crowded to the doors,
many being unable to find even standing
room and the audience evidenced lie
friendship for Anaconda every few
minutes. One man In town tonight 10 foe
Helena but he 10 In good hands. from an
Anaconda point Of view. and will make
Bannack unanimous for Anaconda in
November.
The route ahead 10 as follows: Twin
Bridges, Tuesday; Sheridan. "Wednesday |,
Virginia City, Thursday; whitshall. Fri.
day; Belgrade. Saturday and Boseman
Sunday Afternoon and till Monday nighA
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COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
They Had . RED Hot Dsy ef II Ysstsr.
day.

day.
DENVER. Sept. 12.-Thers were 695 dole
gates present ut the republican state con.
vsntion to-day. few Of whom were wo-
men taxing part In their Arst state con-
vention under the equal suffrage law.
Senator James W. McCrssry was elected
temporary chairman, committees were
appointed and Q RECESS taken.
The indications are that A. w. McIntirs
Of Alamosa will receive the nomination
for governor.
Before recess Senators Woloott and
Teller addrsssed the eouvention. VOL.
colt urged the redemption Of the state
from populist misrule. He said he would
Leave the republican party whom some
other party was ready and abls 70 do
more for silver, and not before.
The committee on credentials made
their report and the temporary orsanisa.
tion was madc permanent.
The following nominations we're made
For Judge Of the supreme court, John
Campbsll Of Colorado Sprines, for gov.
ernor, A. II. McIntyrs OF Alamosa; for
lieutenant governos, Judge Brush ol
Greeley; for secretary Of state, A. B. Nc.
Gaifry of Denver; for state treasurer
Harry Z. Mullinix Of Trinidad.
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NEVADA DEMOCRATS.
They say Their 9eaPts Are oelll Tpus I
Clsvsland.

They ooy Their Hearts Are otlll True -
Clsvslaad.
CARSON, New, Sspt. la-Ths dsmo.
cratic state convsntiou was held here to.
day. The following nominations were
made: For eovssnee. r. p. Ksatins; for
congressman, J. e. Glguoux, for state
controller, C. II. Stoddard for state treas.
ursr. Harry Jackson for attorney general,
Z. w. Asaly; for state printer, C. A. v.
Putnam, for superintendent Of public In.
struction, Thomas Pritchard.
The platform declares adhsrsncs 10
democratic principles and unaitsrabls
devotion TO blmstallism and free coinage
at ratio Of le to I. and dsnouncss the ~.
publican party for the demonstration oe
silver In 1879. Confidence In Cleveland 10
declared and his administration b on.
doesed. The dsmocFatie party 70 con.
graduated on the passage ef the tariff 70.
form bllls tho slsctioa Of United States
senators BY direct vote of The people h
favored. aiso the settlement Of lsbos
qusstions b. arbitration, and the refund
ing ef the Pacific railroad debt q opposed,
and sovsrnmsut ownership Of thsss roads
u advocated.
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Jusiin Mccarthy Denies II.

NEw YORK, Sept. l2-The following
cablegram was received to-day from jus.
tin Mccarthy, in reference to circular
said to have been issued in Great Britain
appealing for aid to the Irish parliament
tary fund and in response to which Glad.
stone subscribed $50.
London, II to Secretary's Office, Irish
National Federation, Room ~, Cooper
Union. New York City.
There's 10 truth In the Statement, that the
Irish national party or committee or member
OF the same sent circular appealing for hnan.
cial aid to the members of the liberal govern
meni or party. Signed, Justin Mccarthy.
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psss cor THE MESSAGES.
Wsssssa Usiss lssys Tssii1sA % III
Fact Yesterday.

Wssesra Upiea hseys Tsstilsd - That
Fact YsstsPday.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Ths Western Union
messenger boys had IN inning ct tho Dsbs
trial to-day. Several boys were called q
witnesses, and all bailed the attorneys
attempts to confuse them in eross-sxami.
nation.
James Connoes testified to having do.
livered messages to various 4. r. q. ON.
eials, among them President Dshs. He
swore positively 10 having delivered at
leass three 10 Dshs personally and idsnti.
ned the prssidsnt's signature on the de.
livery sheets.
Gus woblsrs gave similar testimony
and said hs had given several tslssrama
into Dsbs' handa. Fred Aillss, stationed
ct Dsbs' headquarters during the strike,
declared hs delivered tslsgrsms to eaeh
Of the defendants. On csoss-examinatiou
hs pointed out The defendants In the
court room. -- h' iI-'t
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6eo b The sesaod ve0An 10 sossivs sueh
. cs0plinsat, The Wiz q csasrsi Alssr
hslng fssl
The annual rspeets ee natisaal of,esss
we're read. Chief Adams
rspeetsd the total msmbssship 36s,0aA
against 81, ~ year aao. Zach succeed.
lns ysar, hs said, will show . dsesssss.
Interest In The eedse, hewsvss. hes grown
stronger. When the last eomFAde b mus
tered cut, the g. A. r. sheuld esass 10 On
ist, but the Sons Of Veterans would carry
on lie work. The pension department. Of
the order bad Investigated all cases Of a.
legged pension frauds. Very few frauds
we're discovered and thsy were the work
Of dishonest agents. Adams complained
that pension officers, In violation of the
intended libesAlity of the aet a June "a,
1880. rsleotsd every claim about which
thsre was the slightsst doubt.
The committee on leaislation rspostsd
''the greatest indifference seems to b
shown on the part Of our national Law
makers" towards the veterans and urges
the g. A. 4. lmembers 10 uss their inilu'
tivss 10 give prsfersnes In every public
smploymsut to survivors Of the war.
Mayor A. r. Birehileld, on behalf Of she
eitissus, presented the eommandsrin.
chief with gavel made Of wood from
Fort Sumptsr, Appomattox, Csttysbuss
and Libby prison and bound with metal
from historic cannon.
A reception was eivsn Gen. Danisl Z.
Sickles by membsrs Of his old eorps.
Gen. Charles H. T. Collins of New York.
In . brisf speech, said Il was the duty oi
old soldiers and sailoes 10 preserve the
safety oe The nation and they sheuA train
thelr soma to carry on the work.
The Lass parade Of the encampment oes
CURED this aftsrnoon, when the union On.
prisoners Of war turned out 10000 strong,
Psvssy state IN the union having one o.
more representatives In the rAnks. John
II. Hancock was masshai.
Henry Wattersoa was intsoaueed 10 the
delegates, and In presenting The elaims a
Louisville Tor the next enoampmsut, hs
said: VI have couas With msssaes from
your eountsymen who dwell on what vsl
once The other aide of the line. bat whesl
hearts beat In ready responss 10 youl
hearts, and who bid me- tell you shsy wan,
70 sse you. Candor oompels me- to q,
that shsrs was time when they did no
want to sss you. There was . time when
without any Invitation whatever. sithsl
written o. verbal. without % mush % "a
intlmstiou oe hospitality, yea insisted
upon giving us the honor Of your CON
psny, and. 20 u turned out, when ws wsrs
but ill prepared 10 receive you. It's {
pity, nov that Ne are pgsparsd, now thai
the lid 70 e6 tho POI and that The latch
string hangs outside the deoe, ~ you should
rsfuss 10 the happiness e&sesd ia sntse
taining you, nos with bloedy haads "a
hospitalitats graves. but - friends and
bsothsrs, fellow citisens. who learned u
value one another amid scenes that let
no time for squivoeatiou, and tsausactioo
applyinR 10 human virtues the vssy high
est teo.n
Nrs. Gsusral Custer sent 70 the nationa
sncampmsnt, for uss during The pssssu
session. the table upon whieh Genera
Lee signed the articles Of capitulatioa
The table was originally the properly o
General Sheridan, but hs gave II to Cen.
oral Custer.
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SHE WAS A GOOD SHOT.
Whist Bsfsil @. W. Clark Of the q. ef
Il. at Newark.

Whee btfett Q. W. CLARK Of the D. 81 l..
Il. ut Newark.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2-Clsrsncs W.
Clark. one Of the four worthy commercial
men Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and next In rank to Chief Ar.
thur. 10 lying at the point OF death from q
pistol wound inflicted by his divorced wife.
Clark Was about TO start from New Yorl,
to San Francisco to look after troubles on
the Southern Pacific. His wife met him
at the Grand Central station and made
threats. To elude her he went to Jersey
City to take the train, but the woman had
followed him and got onto the same train.
AZ the train was stopping at Newark the
woman entered the car, shot Clark and
then jumped of and escaped. Clark wa,
carried on TO Philadelphia and tho bullet
extracted from his left lung, but he is in a
very critical condition.
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JACKSON FLUNks.

The Mig Fsiisw wsuias's Risk ais Yaes
10 Cesbsst's Care.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Ths $4,000 forfeit
which Peter Jackson posted with William
,. Davis for fight with Corbstt was taken
down to-day.
''Jaekson will never est Q nght with Cor.
bett." said Parson Davies. jackson will
sail for the West Indies at once and will
then 10 10 London. How long he will stay
don't know, but hs has given up aii hops
Of meeting Corbott In the ring"
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cHIcAoo's SAD CONDITION.
she Ceafsssss Hsrsslf IL the Hands o
the faiseaksspsrs.

the kAsooukeepeu.
SPRINorfELD, ILL.,, Sept. i3.-W. X. Aek.
ersnsu, city comptrollsr Of Chieseo, made
an argument before the state board Of
equalization to-day asking that $50, 1000
be added to tho Cook county assessments
80 a. to give Chicago 100000 moro tax.
He said the saloons kept Chicago alive,
and no honest assessor could be elected.
The Lake street elevated railroad OF Chi
caso, refusing to send In . statement, the
board ordered tho chairman 10 proceed
against Il under the statutes.
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SHE'S A LITTLE DANDY.
The Niaa CassisA Aes Prssisus Grew
Safely Aspoee the OCEAN.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept 12-Ths little
schooner Nina. Captain Frietsch, arrived
here to-day from New York. Fristsch waa
the only man on board. The Nina sailed
from New York Sunday, Aug. 8. She thus
makes the trip acsoss tho Atlantic in 81
days-rsmarkabls time Tor suoh . craft
and only nine days bshind the thine made
by the yacht valkyris when she returned
to England from this port. She Wa
brought here BY Captain Pr!stseh from
Milwaukee In June.
In shipping circles considerable doubt
was sxprssssd - to the ability Of the
Nina TO cross the ocean safely.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-13
Hls LAST AWFUL CRIME.

Net Corner 0sisW.
LINCOLN, M, Sept ia-Ths dead bodies
Of Isaac T. Woleott and bic vile vsss
found to-day at their home nsae Chsst.
nut, this county. The couple lived un-
happily togsthss. and % Monday the
wife nlsd . petition Toe diveess. q tAs
same time leaving her home and eeiae 10
her moshsr's with thsir three children.
InfidslIty, cruelty and profanity we're
charged. Woleott was very wealthy and
hish.spiritsd and 10 b supposed that,
smartinG under the diseraes aud treuhis,
hs murdered bic wife and eemmittsd sui-
eide.
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THE GRAVE HIS THRONE
Buried Amid tho LinsniltioB d II
Fallen HoEe
END OF coMTE DH PARIS
The Knoll. the shPoud. the Mattook
and the Grave. the pesps Damp
Vault. the Darkness ana
the Tomb.

LONDON. Ssyt. i2.-Crowds Of dayhesab
to-day commenced vending thsir way
from hartford, Buckingham and olhss
places to Stowe house, the English rssis
dsues OF the late Comts do Paris, In erdss
TO make an attempt 10 view the caskst
containing the remains. The latter ~.
home Of the exllsd bead Of the royal house
ct Osleans, aud . large numbsr os people
passed silently and uncovered before tho
bier from the earliest mernine hours until
the signal was given 70 clear the hall and
prepare for the removal Of the body 10 the
railroad station.
French and English mingled with Ger.
mans aud Americans, rich and pooe
sibowed each other, while the deeply sub.
dusd royaiists Of France followed behind
the tourists. The arrangements Tor the
funeral were completed when, shortly
after sunrise, . hearss, drawn 6y six
supssb Flemish horses, arrived from Leu.
doa and was slowly dsivsu to . sscludsd
portion Of the grouads 10 walt until sum-
moosd 10 the entrance ee Stowe houss ia
esise 70 convey the body to Wsybsidgs.
The early trains from London brought
many notable people. The notabllities ins
cludsd official and unofaeial sspssssstas
tivss oe nearly ell nations of the world,
and, sathsssd thsfs during the day. were
princes and psineessss rspssssntino
nearly every royal family IN Europe.
From London some time prsvieusly The
handsome funeral train arrived, sombseiy
drapsd inside and out, darkly impesssivss
With dstaohmsnt Il troops. ~ elswe
house at b;iS o'clock small army e
slshssssrs had assembled In The usighbees
heed. The crowds were constantly aug
msntsd until e'olesk. VIXEN The hsasss
and 10 mourning cosehss we're drawn up
IN front Of the rssldencs q the OFseaus
family. The hsasss bees slx hatehmsate
of the heur-ds-iiss and was heavy With
bowling plumes.
An aimost eouutless numhes q nseal
wrsaths arrived at Stowe heuss yesterday
Aod this moenine. many oe tAeM hsioQ
eonvsysd thees b. special mssssugsra
from Paris and eshsr pests Of Hransss
Among thsm was . maeni6esos nssnl
wreath eight fsst In diamstse and eoanl
possd Of liliiss. roses snd osshtds,
attached TO which was Q tsS
eolse bew, cent b. Paroa RsthssAlD1s A.
oehse vssy hAndssns tribute q 0evesl
wAs sent b. Ars. 0ssegs B. AsClellan,
widow Of Genesal NcClsllan. upon whesG
staR the Comts do PAris sesvsd fse . time
during tho civil war In the Unltsd SsaAsa,
The family oe the Comte Do Paris -
sembisd around the bier about ESQ
o'clock .. N. and at o'clock the bells q
ths chapel were tolled, commanding ~
relatives ee the dead man 10 sttesd naass,
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To-Day's Weather.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i2.-For Montana:
Fair, preceded by showers in the eastern
portion; winds becoming northwesterly.
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PICKING OUT THE MoURNgRs.
Lswis saa ciasks nspsblisaas HGahlsg .
ehsv sf Life.
Rneeinl Dsnafeh IN thu Afandaf6

HELENA. Sept. II. - Tbs Republican
county committee organised tonight hy
the election oe the following Officers:
Henry Smith, chairman, r. r. Bardsu,
vios chairman. Sherwood whsaton. ssess-
tary, y. D. Miracle, assistant SECRETARY,
T. p. Bowman. treasurer; executive COM
mittes, August Mohrt. George A. Boyle,
Charles y. Bray, r. A. Weir and the above
named ofncsrs.
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CYCLONE IN THE SOUTH.
Loss Of Life Reported at Point Norta
of MemphiS

MEMPHIS, Sept. IA cyclone, with
loss Of life, is just reported north OF Meme
phis.
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CoLoRADo SPKx0s, Sept. l2.-About
800 delegates were present 81 the national
convention Of Keelsy leagues to-day. The
executive committee reported In favor Of
disba andlng the state league. Harrisburs
was selected ~ tho place for holding the
next convention. President Andrew J.
Smith Was reelected.
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Next Saturday the Cokedals mines will
close down for the day and the miners
will como 10 the races In body, bringing
with them the Cokedals silver cornet
band.