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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
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43Se &aSitel. - 60rllariuGtr.

6anlpell bauoe ifc paret mere eo II Wttluier, % I""'"
ti9c bauoe DC iorifielli9e Yartiers SeuGGeIier rGrfi, "N,
ben iorlte $40 par lite ct enelte GepGr blepet IG'" W.
9uaO Meritauerne ongif, GA ipnteS bet inO'anlte N't9''.
at baue rpltet SGabnernc no al beres 9Gnoer; tgi 1O'p'"Y :.
bosltnueIig beoGttet meo &arabiner o9 gambler. " 9"'.
fore GeuGr %fanOteS ogiaa imeIem Svttet.
lla9tet SammenltpoetS &ortbeo, bapoc Oct po5 V@.' ~
gcGigt nof baoOc ior Wieritancrnc O9 Snotarerne, 20" :
@ueriIuerne bapoe blot GrGSict, % oobbelt laaHa"5'
bianife &ri9ere loa Iiploie paa SIetten. Merta"''''
nGrueO 6ooen al &lippen, Oa DC par faIone torltc g'"S y~ -.
gerne ipreoe. Snoianerue laa IGngere noe paa S'S''" =
DC Dapoe buffet uuoer Ior 9ieuolperne, Der, lao'"'S' ~, -,
gerue boIot StuuO, peObleU at ipile paa BEN no ''"., ;
Sirfning. De bauOe maaife bort OH 0tSle Soap'" ~,
ct al Dem 0Gnoerne paa Ell 5rapper eler cn yI'l''s''
eiter buao js ueo, par bet FORTE Gang, DC gap0s ''~"
meb en- Crop al MGnO, ~beuGbncpe paa cH "a" ~
Mtaaoe; tbi Ganeerue par pirfclig bet fprlte mI1''G'' ~ ~,
iom 9amp bar>GoIts Yiitoer, ba bette SaaOeH' ~" u
aiboIot 9te9icrinscu ira at IaOe DC ppri8e So'0aF' ="
~0ian9erne ielp par better life upen Sab gaatt no i ". hr
pen. 80 par IuIDne booze al Suolen, trnine al e0"'" -,
nS Sppo; mcoens nriteu ct Sulin az DC pprI9s :"
cuer minore baarOt iuareoc al oereS Tite. r.
WleSens SnadcnboiS flapreOe op al aIippen, la"V, ,r
rep % les Glib til at taIe on be iorunOer1I9e |""'
bOortiI ri bauoe pGret Sibnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Sor @~usBotoniuscn.

Nt 9ibre 8oteter mere pelimagenbe.-
Giplige 9oteter i~noeboloer altio iorbolospi5 mere Sano %
minore Niclitoi euo De moone Hoteter, men man fan repas
rere ~betpoeIi9t paa bette peo ao9ninger, pg her er Wietbos
ben: Gamtioig nleb at man letter &Oteterre puer S(Dcn,
letter man ct anoet S~ugetjDrel mco Suno pper ct anbet
Sui % brin9er bet itpg. Sar iaa 4Oteterne fogt iaa lange,
at De or bnlut mprs, bnloer man @anoet fra bem, men BET
anbet fo0enbe Snno Duer benz ifeoet, po bette fp9es oe
~iGroi9c. Saa bGl0e5 Sanoet al rpiter Gpteterne, IOm or
~aiitaaepe eler itrRaeoe rnu, i~anIren meb Gait % &criae
% brin9er ben pua SOrOet iaa farm iom ,nuli9t. Oct CT
life blot npe men aae Ioteter, iOm forbebres paa benne
Mauoe, % Oct Canine er BET, ON De er itralet fDr &o9s
nin8en, cacr life. 0fan fan ~enOu9iaa faa folbe, fogte 4os
teter Iige iaa 9OOe JONI iriitt tugte, peo at Hippo benz op i
~togenOe Solb ug laoe Dem fp9e Oeri nogle Minuter. De
BIZ Innrere ignes at pGre beore, enb ON De BLOT bar fo9te
en- Gang.
5prtrinli8 Sauce ~tilbereocs al en- 8urbt 4erIile,
2 b~anrpfO8te Sg9, Der Dattes fine, 2 Gbeiteer eennep, en-
Spiieite rcpen 2G8 o9 Ell epNtite Guiter. 3ette blanoes
8UHt mco GObitc % Die % ipies til tolbt SjpO.
81 III m|elauet Gbbite. - Sar man fo9t Giueet
Germ for oersiter at tDrre o8 beuarc BET, bar man Sars
oct Iibt Sutfer, Omtrent eli Gint til 5 @alpns @ano. 8pr
Oeri tucr Gag, % inben life lang Gio bar man li9eIaa COB
Gooitc, iom ben man fan fjobe, ps man peo, buao BET er for
9to1et.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Woo SIner paa 9pGg.

Oct CT iOriarbeli9t, buOrlebes Spr9 Os Seite PLACES al
6tuer Commentator, pg berior giues Der 10 usiaa mango
MiOIcr oerintoO: Gn 9etOtt af 8alneo-9laoe, en- iung
SplDsuiug al carbolic acid, 9eroiiue p.i.p. men bise fore
tp00er finn Ilaecn for en- fOrtere 9io, iaa gaifninseu oftere
rnan ojentn9es, pg, bar man mango 9pr, bIiuer bette belt
uoUertOnmeligt.
9reaturer, iom gaar Sapn fra Morgen til Bitten, tiff
fee rent op al De imoa Gugemunoe oper Senene. iaa otsie
bliUer alocteS blObi9e, GO oct CANINE er unoertioen p9Ina
3ilfnloc meo Srcne paa @unbe. S %ianonnne 2ilf1loe
bGr man imprc paa eli SlGnoing al sweet oil % oil OF tar;
Oa i%orja9es 6Iucrne % Saurene 9ror til. "greaie" al
rpgct 6leif DjGlper pgiaa soot, t1i 5luerne ItDr bet, Ium er
roget. Seoit er Oct altiaa, ON 6leitet er itErft roget.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Srfnnocrmc 90 Ialaet.

Ser 9aar eli Siitoric / 6~orbinoelie
meo ct YrDpeunlg, iOm lflloe BoloeS i
Sron. g. g., for no9le glar fiOen, %
bpOri SrlGnoerne bite i'm Ma9t pna
en- temmeli9 ugenert Mtnnbe. Gen
9rpnne 3 bauoe mango llnoeriaottcr
Der i GDcn, % oisie pilpe life itna tit.
ba9e for Spels uirfeIige SOr9cre, boor
BET 0jalot ont at befl9oe ct Gmbeoe.
llnocr ct Caucus i ct al De miuore
8nro3 0pen bleo Der tit ct unoers
oronet Gmbeoe nOmineret en- Srlenoer
Ueo 9taun SObu S'Srien, f%ortRIcr
"YoutGs Companion. Solf, Ser piloe
pioe upjere SeIfcO ON Den Mouo, &c
Ifulpe itcmnre paa, b%cnoenote fig III Ell
Gatrif S'Srien % ipur9tc, boaO bet
oar for eli Mtano, Der bar bans Napu;
Be tjenOte insen mcO Naunet Sobu
S'8rien Der gtabplaget.
Set er 10 min SrOr", iuarc6e Sat
meo ct breot Grin. "Sau bar olorio
uGret Der / 9anoet % er enbnu life
fommen BERTH better; men ban reiiie
ira Srlano / Snsoass og oil anfommc
BERTH / sOo Gio for ieluc @al9et."
Set bar oGtct pnaitnaet, at mal9c
llOlGnoiugcr uco at uilr00e folit 60 CT
TONNE i SeiioOelie al iulo Sorgcrrct
inOcn llolpbet al oe lpobeialeoe fem
Qar; men bette Bitter att.
Gen piieS Wiuno er i bans Smicrte.
9anreuS 9jerte er / bans Wiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Jlibspiu

Bin al Gibs (currants) tilapes pna fN9sn6e @lnaoe:
Wun taser II GInN Gibs noen Stooenc, men gicrne meo
Stiltcue; De presses cIer orjbes. tolot &auo Ilaacs up,r
Stancue; Bette iuur ct Gar Sage, iaa orjoes Sc i9icn. Gn
iaaonn &urtion er iOr en- 4 Gallons Nnter. Gcttc mon
BATES sOot no iiurUecn, Dois man life fan Itaiie fla ct, ser
nplia bar unret iplot meo suot SrGuoeUin. q ben Gait,
iom bIiuer al StaQenc, oplpie8 10 &uno Guiot Cofe.Sugar.
SPIRIT ipIbes pa gntcrct ben rene % bc0Ite Snit, % ocrs
paa ben tpnoe meo Sutteret; blper BET for l,oet, taoe3
ioiot Sano; men Gaferet naa life iptoes belt iulot, Inn
prtreut 2 a CONNER ia Spunos9ulet. Spcr bette lroaes
ct alrNe meo roglc GIb8itilfe fOrat @iarin0cn itol oaa
bebrc for fig. Ser maa rUres i Soitcn 2 Gange ON "a.
gen nep ell GinSe, iUm 9aar belt neo til 9unocn, "a neo
bette pecbliu'r mon, inotil @irrin8en er iorbi, omtr.nt 3
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
COB Save.

Ger er iaa mango, Der tjgbcr 9OO % opr Snfs % Dog
er ben, naur ben fomn,er paa Soroet, aloeleS lille, 9oao on
buroe pnre. Ser freezes til ocus 9o8nin9 fun Nola9tl9s
beo, "a n~aturliopis mnu SieOct p8 &anOe uHre rl9tI9 rene
&uiftIicocten maa Ofe itpQc8 meo parnit Tono % minolt
en- @auQ ON lloen fo0cS no meo SOoaonno % 9pot caltes;
aanscn ~ligcteoes. @ruooet tcmnle5 no nninoit a%noenDofr
9oa. uocu at man igrIt bar fOat "alnring" paa oct, bull
fet or en- ubelois Gill, tbi SuIicn blirer OcroeO bitter o9 l
bpieItc @ruO NUMB. SjeOelen mao life itaa pnn Sonen
ira @procu til Nitcn, men iattc3 al naor Soiiet CT tO0t.
70 scpper &anO % cit lioen Gpiieite mnlct aa1e til
bper 8crIun, FAINT to Stopper Gauo omirnnl I'll SjcoeleH,
oipcr oo % itrrt 9oiic. Gen bDr rare oloctcs frlit rtas
let, life baocS j. iHr &naoet foyer, 20 ba life to8e mere emo
fem N2inuter. Gen tnge8 MI Of Omen r0 inttes bort Ior
at bliuc flar; oercitcr itinntc8 Ben fray Op en- onrrr
9~aFefdubc. Gen or noturtiapis bcoit, raar ben er nDto0t.
2 BET Sele tarst: SlDrreIct MAJ upre rent, Sauoet friItt
% fcse raft, nanr Set balOes Oucr aniieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
StranSles.

Gcnrc Go8oou forefOmncr life ian i~jclcn 6o8 6cite i
cn Sloer al 2, 3 encr 4 2ar; bcn nclocr Ia iom oiteit
mco Sote ps Ell nfct @erTtSiiUnorino fra NrictnQerne.
9eret furcr, cher life innoerlist o9 ~nirnarcs. Snrer ian
bette en- 3ib, iGtter Der Ia en- itor &nnoc nubcr Sjapcn,
% MI fomuter oct on pna iua mart Jon, muli9t at iua oennc
til at ubtsmue Ia, tbi ppnancs bette, ba CT 6aren oocr=
ftadet. Set er bcriCr opot at ~anpenoc, bpao GprlRNcr
faloer en- blister. 0tan plejcr ueiaa at bruae oarme Snls
Haa foaenoe Srun en- %oic, men bette frroer mere
Silipu % Stcl. Soninnrt man fan 'pe, of 81loen ct
blepeu blpb, fan man ititte Sul paa Den % ina gertcn NJ;
mcaet ~fprtpuoet carbohc acid fan iubiproites. 9iDt Sraus
Gsrpe, noale ppltanrre LATTICE Hpooer cner @r6nioOer 9ipeS
for at ifnIIe lbs Giforiro; bette CT oft, bpoo Der ial iaQts
tnses for at reooe 9Drct, ielo rtegct UunIteli9e SiIfaloe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
SSarmelt, 6uiet og 6aDell.
mtoseI MOB Saarets stHalocn.

Get er iua Oitc, at NIunse cr uOiat for, at 9aaret fuIoer
al. "a be bill Saa oirruc faa Ell eaer anbet @liobel oerin'OO.
Ser er ct, Der ouiecs for i%arSeles sobt, er pirtioint % t'l'
Ii9e bili9t.
Nson Iauer en- Slanbin8 al pulperiieret sage (SaIo'el,
Tom fipbes paa Grus etores. us en- 8int foIot, bIoOt Sano.
Sulo bette ct 4iufjoreI, lag 2ang Pao, O8 Lao Oct ltda
uuer Slben % tratte fig 10 eacr 10 Nsinnier. Gil laa
8anbet a. % tilirt bet meO en- 5beiteiulO puloer'leret
gorar % famine Spantum euIt. Gicm oenue OplpSn'n9
i cit trtturtet SLATE, bGlO berai WiOr9en % Ntten no8et
pua en- Spump eucr ct Stptte blpOt al9oe, O9 9niO belle
Scoebet bcrmeo, BOG life itGrtt @un bar GriarinS ior,
at bette er en- apo Saarpleie, men aDi8epel ct oct 10 'tte
Saot, at 5urbulOene er ens iOr gae, % at bet berlor lille
bjGlpcr ollie lse 9Oot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
ct impelt RioocI mos Hbcmmatismt.

g a~Iporlioere SilfGIoe al GbeumotiSnie mna man nas
turliepis beupenoe io til en- 9GQe, ba set er cit lumif Gnos
bonn, Der let tup Hua Zig paa Siertet, men lettcrc Gils
ialbe fan man usiaa ta9e Zig al Susen ielu, iirr naar Set
er SDrn, iom PLACES bernf 9cooenc. Get mnu man mems
Zig erinbre, at man tos fell aumle Sage, ba man meute,
at bet Blot onr borne % 9amle Soft, ioul leo berof mel
ben aneriber psiau S6rn Uuer fire Sar guuntc. 8 i%ouonrne
Tilfaloe taser man en- S%annoiulo Sennep oo blonSer nrso
pel en- Guarl fooenoe &ano, priber Up oeri 6tonelsttuoe,
pitler bise DIN De ip9e 9eO % beoptter uOenpna meO tprre
9InNc. Naar De %nifiDles, man DC bpttes, alorjg lig9e pao,
eItcrat be er blepne foloe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28

bsn hos Glore Soft Ell liosn borfia9t'9
w,asie. Der better Suben lorl Ct
Siiulo oa bnnser mr8et iait oeo oel'
Set err uifploige 9ornoanneller !
9iabee meo Saar % giesler. Sll man
pore al meo benz, laoer DC fig blpoe pp
ueo SinIp al euliiDlplaiter o. I.
On puoartet S~uoipsoom, lom fables
"9upis" ungriber belit NGlen % De Den
narmetIiaocnoe Tartier al Inll9tet.
M,an peo III, at epeoummen er 2ls
b%erller. Der i Suoen iremfaloer De larlls
me goelaaoelier. iOm oi fjenoer ira
Qunocrue. So tiblisere Den tOmrler
unoer 2ages elIer SOipitulsbstanolIng,
oeIto mere Saab fan Der mares for
oens Sslbreoelie. Se goelG9selier
benne eyobom i Gioens Sob tan az
f%teotomme er sunife fprIfrRttelI9 par's
iirenoe.
Sgiaa Sc Glbre 5ormer at p%enertlt
Spsbom taitsr fig meo Sortj9rl'9eo
paa gteien, upnoer bens beneoe %
brnifebe MelempGg, ida N~Glerp99en
iaIOer inc, glGicn miiter jim 6orm %
blioer tGt.
>
1an8en Gtaftel, ilbe mcSiaret al
Oisie S%pooomme, Tiger peo operation
= en- ny NaieOaunelie al Banoebuoen
at Iaa pputet tit Inli9t up. No8en
SiRlp CT Der 10 at pplaa oerueo, men
en- AGie eTter eset irle &al9 opnaaeS
MI better life; bet bliper bare Ell gtgo@
nGie.
Set lpnncr fig i iine 2iospaner at tas
&c Sruipu til Nnieu. Mcre % min
ore bepiOit tager hi iOm ia9t al &nno-
fab Og Sariel al bens 6Orr1, iaapel
ben naiurli9t*), iOm Den erbperpeOe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Wiooei MOB faare Soooer.

Sen, iOnt euur %irroeles nteset, eaer maa itaa belle 3a'
gen, ipler piie, at Jgooerne err bleone ubeba9eli9t iaare.
3notrrfier bette, oa bgr man innrsit muli9t itifte benz I
Uarmt 8nnb, tiliut meO to fore 9aanoinloe Gait I'll en-
Gallon. 5Ooblnoene bOIOes iua neo oeri lisc til Gntelen,
iuotil man ~be9Dnoer at Tgle Sanoet tOlbt, cg M snioes be
oD9ti9t meo ct grout, tDt SaanoflGoe. Sllper 6Boberne
let iaare peo at gaa eQer itaa me9et, CT bet %auerbeot at
BRUCE oerne Sur huer giten eaer bper Mor9en, 9jerne I'll
begge oi8i e Tioer; oct Niinble oItiO, naar man fomnter
biem ps fpler, at Gsooerue imerter. &eS ct iaabant SOB
buO tugct itnoi9t, pit O9iaa Dite NeuraIsi 6pboerne bj9ls
pes paa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Sporgemaai o8 guar.

Sil "2ccprag=9 Soften" eaer nu3cn al StaoetS 9nier
UGre iaa nil at i8c mig, ON Der iiuocs noget Wliooel til
at airenOc Ell SO in at pate" fig ietu? Seq bar iprig8t
at lnpe Crime paa Den, men ~uai9euel tOnimer BUN tit al
pate ia. q. g.
Spur: q fan binbre aoen Den llpane pe6 til Gri.
men at iGie ell StOf, tpis onoen Gnoe oiore3 InTt ct
Gong eIcr ct 8Rlte umtrirg oens 9ip, li0e bag 6urbenene.
@Rnp'9t CT oct at BABE ell Stof ueb Ell Sing buer Guoe.
aOen pil paa Oenne @taabe life pare iItano til at faa boiet
9uIicn ZEN til Suret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
Woo Sanopine.

3enuc 2ioelie er Iaa fem, at man eri6er babe til bet
Gne % BET gnOet for at bIiue Den fuit. 6plgenbe WtlOoel
Ilaor nnten ulOri0 Sell: Slip ct Gtptfe Slun (alum) ioa
tort iOt ct 2gg up ell Gint Mself. &cg bette Ell Goss
icroae (sauce pan, BELT cit ~inopenoi9 9laicret; naar bette
foyer, b0lbes beraf up en- Sop o9 ta8es Wiunben ioo
uarmt, iOnt man fat tanle BET. 3ette 9~ienta9es til Yinen
siper fig. Set er intet ~beba9eli9t Mioocl, men bet Bjrls
per goot, % BET ct Sopeoiageu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28

y gn iplo8 Irie tDorr eitcr 9eld)S fros
neoe %risitriit paa SrcOe % 1ipa8ti9'
beo, en- lang % tpno paa SetiinoiBbeo,
Ell lioeu pno Soinoea9ti9beo % &19el'
linb, ell StumpuGie pua Guioloi9beo
% S,ttrpenbeo, eli 8rntuGie paa Sal'
ieli3beO, ell lang % trum paa Griti8'
beo pg MoN, eli ueoao tpt paa Greg
Ieo % 9oritbep, Ell ppcraIt INT og
flumpst paa Hanbco.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28

Tiger. Gr man oa iaa beIois at funne ifnfe fig ct Gnno
iorte &iriebnr, ba fnuies bisie, poiaa Stene os aierner,
tbi oerpeo bliuer 9iuen mere pelinagcnoe, og ben 'dar ell
%iriitere % psuere aolGr. 3stte itaur ct Yar Gage; M
briu9cs gnferet ajclNcren, oe Gpunbiet ilaacs soSt til.
9 5ebruar 0lanneo Tapes 8ineu paa SLATER, BELT i fart
getr, % DC tories epot til, belt neo Sarpir (raisin) Oper
q nrfpr
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28

Gen piieS Wiuno er i bans Sicrte.
9anreuS 9jerte er / bans Niuno.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
IS unconstitutional as laying direct

is unconstitutional as laying direct
taxes?
Third-Whether any part Of the tax,
If not considered as a direct tax, is in
valid for want Of uniformity on either
Of the grounds suggested? the justices
who heard the arguments are equally
divided and therefore, no opinion is
expressed.
The result is that the decree of the
Circuit Court is reversed and the case
remanded with directions to enter a
decree in favor of complainant in re-
Spect only of the voluntary payment of
the tax on the rents and income of it's
real estate and that which it holds in
trust and on the income from the mu-
nicipal bonds owned or so held by it.
The announcement of the foregoing
conclusions of the Court was preceded
by review of many opinions of the
supreme Court from the time of Chief
Justice Marshal down to the cele-
brated Springer case, brought by ex-
Representative Springer, of Illinois,
and by an exhaustive review of the ma
ture Of direct and indirect taxation
in the course of which the Chief JUS
tice reviewed the debate leading up to
the framing of the Federal Constitu-
tiOn. In conclusion the Chief Justice
stated that this opinion upon the Pol
lock case covered the two other cases.
The delivery of the opinion con-
sumed just one hour. Chief Justice
Fuller began at 1905 and concluded
at los. He was followed by Justice
Field, who read the first dissenting
opinion, speaking in low tone, that
cOntrasted nOticeably with the loud
delivery of the Chief Justice.
Justice Field concluded by saying
that he was of opinion that the en-
tire law should be declared unconstitu-
tiOnaL
Justice White also announced dis
sent. It seemed, he said, that long
dissents were a custom more honored
in the breach than in the observance.
He thought the Court in its decision
to-day had OverthrOwn a long line OF
decisions and the uniform practice
since the foundation Of the govern
ment. The bill was, he said, a pray
er for Injunction Of the Trust Com
panies from making its returns.
The practice had been that an ac-
ton for injunction before the pay
ment of a tax would not lie. 1t was
an effort to accomplish by indirectlon
what the statute of the United States
forbids a man to do by direct process.
While the main opinion asserted that
there were numerous precedents ne
called attention TO the fact that only
two were cited.
Justice Harlan followed Justice
White in a dissenting opinion, and the
case was closed. Nothing was said
10 show how any Of the Justices stood
save the three who read dissents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
DIFFERENTIAL withstand.
PittSburg Operators Refuse to Meet the
Ohio People.
PENN u$SS $ ,sition For
a Big JOir' s enoe, Turned
tanned uNS' Of Ohio, no Matter
How o< pennsylvania Rates
NJ es allure to Start Pitts
mes.
Special to the Register.

Columbus, O., April S.-President P.
II. Penna, of the United Mine Work
ers, to-day sent the following telegram
to the Pittsburg operators in conven-
tion at Pittsburg: "Will any part of
Pittsburg operators meet Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana operators and miners in
Joint convention and make a scale for
the ensuing year. If so what pro-
portion Of them. If you meet us with
sufficient argument the differential
will be reduced or removed, but with
out such meeting or argument will be
maintained and probably increased.
This will put the Pittsburg opera
tors on record and if they refuse such
action will be taken by the Ohio
miners as will secure to Ohio miners
their proper share Of the great lake
coal trade.
Tonight President Penna received
the following reply:
In reply to your telegram, which
was submitted to a quarterly meeting
of the operators association, held this
afternoon, by unanimous vote the as
sOciation directs me to say that as
there is a combination amongst the
Ohio operators, pledged to support
each other throughout the entire State
in maintaining a differential against
Pittsburg, at cents per ton, and as
the Pittsburg operators consider it
absolutely vital to their interests that
the differential with Eastern Ohio
must be abolished, therefore such a
meeting as proposed would be useless
and barren Of results. With the COM
petition from thin vein mines in this
district, working at 45 and 50 cents,
whose miners you cannot control, to
say nothing of competition with thick
vein coal at 80 cents. it should be ap-
parent to any one that so cents is the
highest possible price for association
mines in this district
"F. L. ROBBINS,
Chairman of Operators Association"
"This," said President Penna,
"blocks the game so far as the pro-
posed interstate confere9ce is con-
cerned and leaves the coal mining bus
mess in a very much mixed condition"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
0Cbairrnar
THE START A FAILURE.
But Few Miners Applied for Work in the
Pittsburg District Mines.

But Few Miners Applied for Work in the
Pittsburg District Mines.
Pittsburg, April S.-An attempt was
made to-day by the railroad coal oper-
ators to break the strike of the miners
but the attempt was a failure
The Jumbo and Midway mines of the
Robbins Coal Company were sched-
uled to resume work this morning at
the so cent rate. Few men applied for
work, however, and there was no dem
onstration on the part of the strikers.
The company claims to have fifteen
men at work at the Jumbo mine but
the strikers say that only five are at
work there. There are five deputy
sheriffs on guard there but they are
not armed with WincheSters and have
had no trouble in preserving order.
The only excitement this morning was
occasioned by three shots being fired
at the engineer at the Jumbo mine
from the hillside. None of the shots
took effect and the man who fired
them made his escape. The operators
refuse to make public their plans, but
it is evident that they intend to make
determined efforts to start a number
of mines non-union.
The MOnOwn and Shipley mines of
the YoughiOgheny Gas Coal Company,
resumed to-day at the 60-cent rate but
it is not known how many men are at
work. When running full these
mines employ about 600 men.
The Consolidated Coal Company has
issued a circular to it's men reminding
them of the contract that they made
with the company last December in
which they agreed to work until May
/ at SO cents per ton. The circular
says that large contracts were taken
on the strength of this contract and
that the company will hold the men
responsible for losses.
The opeTatCrswho mine for the local
market held a meeting here this morn
ing. They blame the lake shippers
for the low price Of coal in this mar
ket and the meeting was taken up with
a discussion of prices and means of
rectifying them. Another meeting
will be held during the week.
The Railroad Coal Operators Associ-
alton was in session here to-day and
the strike was the principal question
under discussion. No information was
given out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
TWENTY DEAD,
In an Exploded Mine in Washington.
Another Terrible Disaster.

New Whatcom, Wash, April s.
News has been received of a terrible
explosion in the Blue Canon coal mine
on Lake Whatcom, seven miles from
this city. Ten dead bodies have been
taken out and thirteen are still in the
mine. Every possible effort is being
made to rescue them. A steamer has
gone from this city with Superintend-
ent Donovan, three physicians, ten
miners and press correspondents on
board. The mine was inspected about
three weeks ago and pronounced safe.
Tacoma, Wash, April S.-Twenty-
one men were killed in the Blue Canon
mine disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
MET A NEW ENEMY.
A Combination of Sand and snow Stops
Railroad Traffic ComPletely-Horses anu
Cattle Smothered.

Combination of Sand and Snow Stops
Railroad Traffic Completely-Horses and
Cattle Smothered.
Kansas City, Mo-, April S.-The rail-
roads have been battling with a new
enemy in Western Kansas and East
ern Colorado since last Friday night
1t was a combination OF sand and
snow storms, which swept over those
regions, completely demorallzlng
train schedules and causing serious
inconvenience and discomfort to trav-
ellers. The flakes of snow and paru-
cles of sand mingled and were driven
across the prairies at terrific speed
by the gale which blew necessarily
for two days. There was no loss Oh
human life, because the storm was MT
accompanied by the usual degree OF
accompanied by the usual degree or
cold. but many cattle and horses IN
Western Kansas are reported TO have
been suffocated by the whirling clouds
OF sand.
The sand and snow filed up the
railroad cuts and buried the tracks.
The snow melted and the sand SET
tied down in hard, unyielding mass.
Rotary snow plows and all the modern
mechanical appliances for the bat
tling with snow drifts We're useless
against this new enemy and the rail-
road was compelled to engage men
with picks and shovels to remove the
sand from the tracks.
The work was begun while the gale
was still in progress and the suffering
of the workmen is said TO have been
intense.
The particles of sand driven by a
sixty y-mile-an-hour wind cut through
the clothes of the men and perforated
their skin like knives.
No Rock Island trains from the west
had reached here up to o'clock this
evening since Saturday.