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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-30
Tho Demand for Coke Growing.

Special 20 the Register
Pittsburg, Pa, March 29.-The var
ious firms are flooded with unusually
heavy orders for coke. owing to the
notices sent out of the new rate. The
morning mail brought in many large
orders. but none viii be filed at the
old rate The advance does not take
effect until Monday, and all new or
ders Will be filled at the advanced
rate. Dealers viii only receive their
previous orders at this months rate.
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Fouitable Aid Union.

Deputy Sup. Pres. C. L. McMillin, of
Pittsburg. instituted Century Union, E.
A. t.. at Hundred w. Va, last Tues
day night. with twenty charter mem
bers. The following officers were
elected: Chancellor, w. Z. Hamilton;
Advocate. J. S. White; President T. B.
Hamilton: Vice President, w. K. Cru
mine: Secretary, a. f. Gilmer; Ac-
countant. E. S. Laymon; Treasurer, A.
L. Knapp; Chaplain, F. NJ. Kellar;
Auxiliary.W. c. Woodruff, Advocate;
p. T. Kearns, Conductor; J. E. Wood
ruff. Assistant Conductor; d. NJ. Cru
mine. Sentinel; Geo. Kellar, Watch
man; c. NJ. Miller, Trustee; ). b.
Knapp. Medical Examiner; w. c. Cole,
NJ. D.: Representative to Grand Union,
T. b. Hamilton; alternate, Jacob Lowe.
He is now working in Burton, and
expects to organize Union there in
few days.
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NEWS OF THE WIRE BOILED DOWN

San Francisco, March 29.-The gov
ernment detectives have succeeded In
rounding up five men who were in the
big scheme to counterfeit Chinese i'm
migration certificates. Their profits
have been immense, and they have
cleared thousands of dollars. They
are clerks and attaches of steamship
lines and were in league with several
big Chinese concerns in San Fran
cisco and along the coast.
New York, March 29.-Mrs. VIM.
Reeves and her young daughter were
burned to death at NOrthport, Long
Island, to-day.
Glenwood Springs, Col, March %
Three masked men, armed with Win
chesters and revolvers, held up Camp
bell & Connor's saloon and secured
over $500.
Boston, Mass, March pa dispatch
from Cairo, Egypt, announces the
death there of Martin NJ. Ballou, the
well known editor, publisher and
writer.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 29.-B.
Kahn, a boy of II, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was murdered in Logan Park here last
night. Robbery was evidently the pur-
pose, as the boy carried considerable
money, all of which was missing.
Huntington, W. Va, March 29.-lt is
alleged that silver has been found on
Whites Creek, Wayne county.
Cumberland, Md, March 29.-The
Washington brewery burned this
morning. Loss, $25,OO0 insured.
Chicago, March 29.-The dead bodies
old of a male and female colored baby
four months old were found in the
basement of 1904 State street to-day.
Washington, D. c., March 29.-The
civil service commission has decided
that the employees in the census office
are within the classified service.
Bristol. Tenn, March 29.-The Brfs-
tol Bank and Trust Company has
gone to the wall for the second time.
All money deposited yesterday will
be returned. Besides that not more
than s100 was on deposit
Washington, d. c.. March %
Available cash, $1S7, ,126,620; gold re-
serve, $90,659, 694.
New York, March 29.-Edith May
King, % years old, an actress, died
from morphine poisoning to-day. 1t
is not known whether it was suicide or
accident.
HaverhilI, Mass, March 29.-Shoe
shipments the past week are the
largest ever made in this country, 10,-
$50 cases, 5S4 more than the record.
Savannah, Ga, March 29.-Gov. Nc
Kinley was met at the depot by white
Republicans with carriages. An Off
cial committee representing the city
waited on him and welcomed him to
Savannah. Tomorrow committee
of negro Republicans will call.
Munich, March 29.-The Regent of
Bavaria has congratulated Bismarck
for the Bavarian ministers.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
dividuals.

dividuals.
C. F. Stearns, Of Canton, O., repre-
senting the American Book Company,
is in the city, attending the "Rodnd
Table"
Garlic Anderson, son of Superinten-
dent Anderson, left last night to en-
ter the law department of the Wes-
leyan University of Bloomington, llli-
nois.
James Rafferty,, of Twenty-sixth
and Eoff streets, formerly conduc-
tor on the street railway line, has ac-
cepted a position with Thomas Kel-
leen, grocer, on McCulloch street.
Henry Albinger, of this city, who
has been working at st. Louis for
some time, is the guest of his brother
Frank, of No 3010 Chapline street. He
expects to return April 18th.
Wesley Thompson, of No. 1886 Nc
Culloch street, left last evening for
Sistersville.
William Dunlevy, Of the First ward,
rendered two very pretty songs at
the Washington school exercises
Thursday afternoon, entitled, The Fa-
tai Wedding" and Sidewalks OF New
York"
c. NJ. Thompson, general agent for
the Ross mensuration blocks and gen.
eral school supplies, of Salesyille, o.,
is in the city attending the sessions oS
the Round Table"
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SHE HAS A FINED DELUsION

Many Persons Have Them, but in this Case
1t is Dangerous-NIary Delaney Not Re
sponsibie
Washington, D. c., March 29.-The
hearing in the case of Mary Delaney,
of Milwaukee, accused Of setting fire
to two Catholic churches, was con-
cluded to-day, and Judge Miller de-
cided that the defendant was ire
sponsible. Her defense was an alibi,
and the evidence against her was en-
tirely circumstantial. A physician
testified that the woman was the vic
tim of a fixed delusion, that priests
were conspiring against her. 1t was
concluded to certify her to the Secre-
tarv of the Interior for commitment
for treatment for insanity
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To Extend Home Rule.

London, March 29-In the House OF
Commons to-day Mr.. James Henry
Dalzsie, Advanced Liberal, member OF
the Kirkcaly district, moved the adop-
ton of a resolution to give Home Rule
to England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales. Mr.. John Redmond, Parnell-
ite, opposed the resolution, declaring
that it meant the shelving Of the Irish
Home Rule until the House of Lords
shall have been abolished.
Mr.. John Dillon supported the reso-
luton. A vote was then taken, and
the resolution was adopted by major
ity of "a, the vote standing 126 in
favor and 102 against.
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nnnclnss.s win.

Washington. March 29.-The will of
the late Frederick Douglass, dated
August 30. 1885 gives to the widow
the house and fifteen acres Of land in
Anacosta. D. c.. his writings, books,
papers. pictures and paintings. except
"a Dortrait of himself. which goes TO
the daughter. Rosetta d. Sprague.
The widow also gets $4,000 in
United States bonds and $4,000 in
money. the latter to be delivered from
other property not already mentioned.
The daughter. Rosetta ID. SpraSue, and
the three sons. Lewis, Frederick and
Charles. receive an equal share,
amounting to about $4,000 each IN
value. of the remaing property. a
hearing on the application for probate
viii be had next Friday.
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Coke Workers to Reorganize.


Srecial TO the Register.
Connelsyille. Pa, March 29.-Nike
Rarrett, president of the coke workers,
Issued the following call this morning:
There Will be a convention of Dis
trict No. Z, United Mine Workers of
America, of the ConnellsviIle coke re-
gion, on Wednesday, April 3. Every
working plant should send a delegate,
whether. organized or not Plants
having no local should hold meetings
on Sunday to elect delegates and give
instructions This convention con-
Germs YOU all, so make sure TO be rep
resented"
There is still some dissatisfaction
existing i'm the region over minor
points i'm the new scale which takes
effect April I. and some of the work
ers claim the advance is not enough
and that it viii be handicapped by
giving the men less work, advancing
house rent and prices of goods in the
supply stores.
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To Force Them Out.

Washington, March 29.-The Civil
Service Commission has received from
an employe of the Savannah, Ga, post
Office, a complaint that an employe has
approached associates to form com
bination to secure the dismissal Of GER
tain members of the force and TO make
their victims commit errors. The
commission cannot take cognizance OF
offenses of this kind unless it is found
that removals were procured for polit-
ical purposes. A more detailed report
was Immediately called for with re-
quest for an offer to furnish proof of
violations of the civil service law. The
report is expected in few days.
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SOME VERY WARM WEATHER.

indianapolis. Ind, March pa hot
wave struck this vicinity to-day at 2
p. n and the thermometer marked
50.
Cincinnati. Ohio. March 29.-The
thermometer reached 81 at o'clock
to-day. This is the hottest weather
known here since 1870.
Chicago. March 29.-This was the
warmest March day known here in
the last twenty-four years. The ther-
mometer showed so degrees at > p. IN.
Sioux City, Iowa. March 29.-The
thermometer registered So here to-
day. This breaks the record for
March.
lIarshalitown, Iowa, March %
This was the hottest day ever known
here i'm March. The government ther-
mometer indicated 80 in the shade.
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AND THEY ATE GUMBO.

The President and Cabinet Have Their
picture Took and Lunch with Her
bert.
Washington. March 29.-After the
Cabinet meeting to-day President
Cleveland and an the members of the
Cabinet. except Secretary Carlisle,
walked from the White House TO the
residence Of Secretary Herbert ON
Twentieth and T. streets, four blocks
away where an old-fashioned Southern
luncheon was served of which gum
bo" was a feature. The ladies of the
Cabinet were entertained at Luncheon
by Mrs. Cleveland i'm the White House
at the same time.
Before the Cabinet meeting adjourn
ed a photograph of the President and
Cabinet was taken.
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The Law Constitutional.

Special to the Register.
Columbus, o., March 29.-The Su-
preme Court in a decision to-day in
the case of the Christian Moerlein
Brewing Company, of Cincinnati, VS..
John Hagerty, held the Rawlings tax
law constitutional. 1t requires manu-
facturers to list for taxation both the
raw material and finished product on
hand at the time the assessment is
made.
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A Fractured skull.

Last Wednesday morning, while G..
S. Schoup, an oil man, of near Sis
tersville, was at work drilling an oil
well. bolt rolled off the top OF the
derrick, striking him on the head and
fracturing the skull. The physicians
at that place removed several parti-
cles of the bone. He was brought to
this city last night on the Courier,
which arrived at IL o'clock, and was
taken to the North Wheeling Hospital
in the patrol wagon. He is a single
man, and is thirty-siX years of age.
His parents are expected to arrive this
morning, and an operation will be
performed to-day.
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rwrNrY.rwo DOLLARS A MINUTE
The Rather Rough Experience of a Vessel
Among Florida Wreckers.

The kathcr kOuEn Experience VI u NtSsti
Among Florida Wreckers.
New York, March 29.-The steamer
Muriel, Of the Quebec Steamship Com
pany, arrived here to-day from Sagua
La Grande Cuba, after a lively eXper-
ience with Floridan wreckers. The
steamer stranded on Tennessee reef,
Florida, on the night of March II, but
was assisted off by wreckers and arriv-
ed at Key West the day following.
She was not seriously injured, but the
wreckers libeled her in the Admiralty
Court for $4,000 salvage. Capt. Hall
burton said the ship should rot at Key
West before he would pay any such
sum. The men had worked only eight
hours. discharging some of the cargo
of sugar. and he thought the claim un-
lust. After remaining in port ten days
the American Sugar Refining Com
panv. which owned the cargo, tele-
graphed that it must have its con-
signment. so Capt. Halliburton COM
promised with the wreckers for $1O,-
400. which made the compensation to
the salvers $1,000 an hour, or nearly
S22 a minute.
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THE WHEELS STILL RUMBLE.
Anna Dickinson's Case Stin on Trial-Wi1
Talk to the jury To-day.

Scranton, Pa, March EN- the
Anna Dickinson case to-day, May
Beichline. of the Danville Insane Asy-
lum. testified that while an inmate of
the institution Anna declined to
bathe and said she saw crystals of
poison in the coffee and refused to
drink it, J. II. Dryden, Miss Dickin-
sons neighbOr, saw her out one night
in the winter time in very thin ap-
parel. His attention was attracted to
her by her loud cries. DR.. Johnson,
her physician. swore that once, when
he was visiting her in heis profess
ional capacity, she drew him down to
her and kissed him. He was not pre-
pared to swear whether she had been
drinking or was insane. DR.. Under
wood. one of the defendants in the
suit brought by Miss Dickinson, told
the Jury that he had assisted in re-
moving her to the asylum. He said
they had to put on her clothes by force
when they. went to remove her from
her home. He considered her insane.
1t is probable that Miss Dickinson will
address the jury in her own behalf to-
morrow.
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THE FIRST BREAK.
One of AddicLs's Followers Leaves Him.
More Desertions Expected.

Dover, Del, March 29.-For the first
time since the balloting for a United
States Senator began, nearly three
months ago, one of Addicks followers
deserted him to-day and cast his bal
lot for James Pennewill, prominent
Dover lawyer. Before the two Houses
met to-day the air was full of rumors
of desertions, and to-day's develop
ments bear out the rumor. The Ad-
dicks people profess to feel confident
that there will be no more desertions.
The two ballots to-day resulted as fol-
lows: Higgins, Rep, l; Addicks, Rep,
4; Massey, Rep, 4; Pennewill, Rep, /;
Richardson, Rep, l; Richards, Rep, 6;
Ridgely, Dem, g.; Tunnel, Dem, l; J.
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ra1ed of His Purpose.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 29.-John
A Brown. aged 80 years. employed by
lanes 4. Talcott. of los and 10
FrankIin street. New York City. shot
his wife. aged "a years, this afternoon.
and then committed suicide Mrs
Brown will recover. Brown has not
been living with his wife.
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rTbe Coroner's Verdict.

Evanston. Wyo., March 29.-In the
case of the sixty-one men killed in the
Red Cannon mine disaster on the 20th
inst the Coroner's jury returned
virdict this evening to the effect that
the men came to their death by being
killed in an explosion, the cause of
which was apparently fire damp, pos
siblv augmented by coal dust.
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FRENCH COMMENT.

Paris. March 29-Only the Journal
Des Debats of all the newspapers Of
this city comments to-day upon the
utterances of Sir Edward Grey, Par
uamentary Secretary for the Foreign
Office. i'm the British House of Com
mons, yesterday evening. The Debats
says.
In regard to the Upper Nile, France
can only recognize the rights of Tur-
key and Egypt, and no others. The
proclamation ofEngland's claims there
does not constitute a title.
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BAR IRON MANUFACTURERS

TH.ir Organization at Cleveland
'..oaru Another Meeting to be
-he Register
March 29.-The bar iron
rcrs continued their confer
Wajleu House to-day and
aelej i'm pertectiug an or
.o be known as the Mer-
Iron Association It was
e.gh-v per cent of an the
.rutactUrors of the country
ut or represented and that
e.ocrams had been receiv-
many moro signifying their
With The organization and
% .ui cooperate in the
40 ofnite action was
-ard to b ices or other sub
which rhe bG iron men are so
rested. but it was annOuuc-
1er meeting will Dee called
t1y TO discuss these Ques-
delegates expressed great
a aJ having perfected an or
which. they say. will result
mutual benefit.
" "-s stated that the officers Of the
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, D. c., March z9.-For
West Virginia: Fair; southwestern
winds; warmer in eastern portion.
For Western Pennsylvania: Light
local showers; easteKrly winds and
slightly warmer.
For Ohio: Fair, except local show
ers in northern portion; variable
winds; warmer in northern portion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-30

Los Angeles, Cal, March 29.-Sena-
tor Elkins. accompanied by his family,
arrived here fINm Mexico to-day. He
saws he is convinced that the United
States suffers through lack OF closer
business relations between this coun-
trv and Mexico. He says it is our own
fault. as the Mexicans are kindly dis
nosed towards Americans.
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THE EASTER REGISTER.
To-morrow's Issue VIII be EXceptionaI
From Every Point of View.

From Every Point of View.
Everybody in Wheeling and the
surrounding country, on both sides Of
the Ohio, should secure a copy of the
Sunday Register tomorrow. The
Easter features will be numerous,
striking and interesting, and in addi-
ton there will be a large number Of
special articles, covering a wide range
of topics. The illustrations will be
numerous, and handsome, and the
news departments will fully maintain
thei usual high standard.
Secure the Register tomorrow
morning, and revel in the profusion of
news and literature it will contain.
You will agree with us, that no better
paper was ever published in this part
of the country.
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Special TO the Register.
Charleston. W Va. March 29.-The
residence of Mrs. Thomas Surgeon, on
Elk river. near this city. burned to-
dav with an the household goods.
Tbres hundred dollars in gold and con-
siderable money In bank notes we're
also destroyed. The total loss IS about
et 800. no insurance.
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omcInl rnlon Board MeetIng.

There was a meeting of the oficial
union boards of the NJ. E. churches OF
the city held at the Fourth Street NJ.
Il. Church. The boards met for the
purpose of discussing subjects relative
to the welfare of the different crurches.
The meeting last night was well at
tended and was very interesting. Sew
eral subjects of interest to the churches
xrara diccugcad
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sn,s Gormnn is Against lin.

Baltimore, Nd, March 29.-EX-Con-
gressman Isador RaynOr, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Governor. said to-day: MIR. German is
against me in this fight, and l am
satisfied that Mr.. German and eX-Con-
gressman Talbot are together; there
fore will not under any circum-
stances take their ticket
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The Rebels Routed.

Colon. Columbia, March 2S.-The
government troops have defeated the
rebels at San Carlos, after ten hours
lighting and, although 1900 of the gov
ernment troops died while on the
march. the rebels, numbering $500
men. were completely routed with a
loss of ] 200 killed.
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~ NlrrlnIa Postal SO III.

Special 20 the Resister.
Washington, March pa commits
sion has been issued to Fred Kantzas
as. postmaster at PenbrO, Webster
county; James p. Meridith, at Utica,
Jackson county. and ". N. Albright, at
Henry. Preston county. vice \. 5. Al
1,richr 3fSfguei
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To Remove the Keyser shops.

Special 20 the Register.
Cumberland. Md. March 29.-Messrs.
Smith * Sons. of Baltimore, have re
ceived the contract for the removal of
the Keyser, w. Va, shops and round
house. The work will be commenced
about May 1. The shops will be torn
down and the material brought to this
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The River.

Warren. Pa, March 29.-S:6, falling,
cloudy. mild.
cloudy, warm.
Norgantown. ". Va, March %
500. falling. clear, warm.
Greensboro, Pa, March $4,000,
falling. fair, warm.
Steubenville, O., March 29.-1S:S,
falling, clear, cool
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Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following observa-
tions of the weather yesterday: 7 a.
m. 80; g a. m, 80; u m, 50; 3 p. m, 60.
I'D. IN =, 50. Weather, fair.
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Al --IE. IRON Alg!A@.
Resume Of the DOil'Fs
Those Trades.
Hnars Of the PitSbur9 Dis
tric, Complain

tho Men at Work Have as
welded Nothing TOw}lrd the
Promised tcb Come
The Plate Glass Combine
shut Down for Thirty Days.
Bar Iron Manufacturers.
r workers. ITO ReOrgamze.
Orders for Coke.
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NEWS OF THE STEAMSHIPS.

A,+werp. March 29.-Arrived,
s+oomer Illinois. Philadelphia, via
southampton.
Tor5on March 29-Arrived, steam
er Michigan, Baltimore.
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DELAYS are dangerous. A dollar
spent for Hoods Sarsaparilla now may
prevent illness which will be expen-
sive and hard to bear. Now. is the
time to take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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A FATED HOUSEHOLD.

hemarNaDie MOftallly III lio Aionio VI i'
T. VI. Calvert at Warrington.
Special to the Register. oo
Warrington, w. Va, March p
Miss Blanche Calvert daughter of Dr.
T. NJ. Calvert, died this morning OF
pneumonia, aged II years. The fun
eral will take place tomorrow after
noon. In the past year, two sons, one
daughter and a daughter-in-law, be
sides two servants, have died in the
Calvert home. Mrs. Calvert and an
older daughter are seriously i'll Of
pneumonia
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EE PLATE GLASS COMBINE.

II the Factories I'm the United states 10
Close for Month. During Which Time
.le Tau~t will Dee Perfected.
.i8I to The Register
rtshurg. Pa March 29.-Al the
glass factories I'm the country are
closed tomorrow and remain idle
.irJy DAYS. ON May L they VIII
au put i'm operation under the
arrangement OF combine, as NJ is
The entire output of plate
win be handled I'm PirJsburg, the
selling agency.
.ready published an the leading
rms have sold 90 the Pltts0ure
Gas Company The formal
viii Dee made on April 7.
meeting is TO Dee held at Creigh-
l the details arranged.
j. B. Ford the veteran plate
manufacturer. who has been at
l of three large factories for
paakiug of the combination,
rt will De o great thing for
rras an the sales and all the
.0r them viii bee handled by
c banks C0mmodiOus quar-
. He secured for the transaction
r.es We viii prOoOoiN get
OFF the new Carnegie building.
nries at Ford City. Tareutum
1aton viii Dee closed t0-mor-
Ht us will the other factories
sold their plants 10 the COM
Ire factory at Chmleroi has
..o-ed. The only factories
r.t n, i'm tho now arrange
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new. organization would be announced
within a few days. The conference
adjourned at noon sine die.
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HHOD'S PILLS cure all ills, re-
lieve constipation and assist digestion.
25c.
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... pee.ster.
March 29-The Miners
.... ..,. still confident that
..t5 ,,3 +bo
.o.I '-.a "iI o0 p'-'- '''-''
w1r. some operators are pre-
-. START rdHy. and 81 the old
-..... v.u fll their places
-,-io,s
n l.-
E. has ta. been received al
for the strikers. The
---f.ar are supDosed to
~, .,.,;, os,.,i,os
.- -'',''
N'ie l---'e Ool'l '''0"'
of the strikers are becoming
v.-.s~rav 81 committee
-.l ..i-.,- s.-
"1 -0'
one oi them said, We must
or there viii DE a break