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iessrees, or kidney trouble. there 10 moth
ing 10 ba compared for a moment with the
great discovery of Prot Edward E.
Phsips. NJ. d.. L. D.. OF Dartmouth med
icas schooi-'Pa~ne's celery compound
IL you are out OF health or Respondent
because OF repeated trials of other RENE
dies. take a fresh start. The bracing
weather is In your favor.
Here is the experlence-iike that of hun
dreds of others--of Mrs. Lydia n. Hayden.
OF Marion. Ind:
Before commencing the use Of Pasne's
celery compound ! was treated by many
doctors. and tried many remedies. but did
not get any better. l seemed to be all
broken down. I was tired al the tine. and
my constitution seemed TO be giving out.
I weighed only lis pounds last fall when
commenced using Paine's celery COM
pound. In less than two months weighed
l24 pounds. an unusual weight for me. I
have had better health ever since. and
have felt better this summer than have
for years
my little daughter was away from
home on a visit. and came home looking
~ x she had had a hard sickness. went
right away and got her a bottle Of Paine 3
celery compound. and she has had better
health since than she ever had In her life.
eats hearty and is growing fast
There Ia no woman who, In juss4cs to
herself. can fall to take Paine's celery
compound under similar circumstances.
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The essential difference between Pa.ne's
ce-ery compound and the bewi.der.ng
NUMBER OF sarsapaEllas and nerv,nes that
It's success has brough; into existence 10
tnaf Paine's celery compound furnishes
Just the appropriate niftriment to the ex-
hausted nerves. and securely builds up the
system against disease. while the unset
ent-fic remedies confuse and add 10 the de-
rangement OF the organs
Pa-ne's celery compound not only re-
s~ves. but effectively ana permanently
cures.
The most permanent and direct cure for
DEBILITY. nervous weakness, languor. and
rundown" condition. is the strong, re-
liable Paine's celery compound. The rasp-
Ing. irritating effect OF a badly nourished
nervous system upon all the organs of the
body ceases when this medicine q used
Pa.ne's celery compound Is the most ad-
vanced nerve and brain strengthensr and
restorer known TO medical science.
The tired. worn-ou, sufferer who 10 not
advancing towards health. Is falling back.
There IS no standst.E In bad health One
can endure . headache or q backachs
once. one can endure II twice. but the re-
peated sick headache and the constant
pan IN the back and In the region Of the
heart must be got rid Of For the perma-
nent and positive cure OF these unhealthy
states OF the body. az evinced by repeated
attacks Of rheumatism. neuralgia. sleep
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COLUMBIA BANK AGAIN IN COUR1
An Action to Resist Payment Of Divi.
dend to the City.

Tacoma Nov. 27.-Special.--Tn Affairs
OF the Columbia National bank were again
brought into prominence Wednesday In
Judge Hanfords court, when the suit OF
l.. p. Matthews. q stakeholder, against
the bank and the city was before the
court. The plaintiff had filed his third
amended complaint In the suit In which
an Injunction was sought restraining the
receiver OF the bank from paying 10 the
city Its dividend on the last assessment,
on the ground that It's credit on the banks
books was obtained by the deposit of
worthless warrants. The court was pre-
pared 10 sustain the demurrer interposed
by Receiver Tillinghast provided the city
would answer stating that the warrants
were good. This the city has not done.
although such an answer will probably
be filed as soon as City Attorney Shackle-
ford finishes the hurry case
When the Matthews suit was first
brought j. p. Pudson was city at
torrSy. appointed by Fawcett, and he
planned of by Matthews. which are ir-
as obligations against the city Attorney
Shackleford. In mis- defense in the Murry
case. has taken a position Numerically
opposed to that assumed by hudson An
effort was made 20 make IL appear that
Mr.. Shackleford was attempting 20 play
a game" with the court and trying to
take advantage Of tbs dividend white at
the same time denying the validity of the
warrants deposited In the bank which
make up a large part OF the credit on the
books 20 the city. The city attorney IL
cont ending that the warrants are valid
unless plainly proven to the contrary.
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EVERETT TICKETS NAMED.
rusl0nists and Independents Make
Nominations for the City
El~effon

Everett, Nov. 27.-Special.-The delegate
convention OF the fusionists In the late
campaign was held tonight with Dwight
Darling chairman and j. J. Hennessy
secretary The following Citizens ticket
was nominated:
Mayor-W G. Cox
C1erk--B. Ramsland.
Tree surer-Charies Reed
Health Offcer-Dr. Mcrlhanay.
Attornev-w ". Black
Councilmen-At large. A. W. Crissweil:
Third ward. T. @ Dennis: Fourth ward,
Bert Jones: Fifth ward l.. A Refnan
A business mems convention was held
on the first floor Of the city hall at the
same time, with w. c. SCHUYLER chairman
and Thomas johnson secretary. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated by accia-na-
ton ard named the Independent Cits-
zens' ticket"
Mayor--T. r. Sumner.
Trea surer-R. NJ Mitchell
Cierk-C. J Smythe.
Aftorney-H u. Cooley.
Health officer-Wiliiam Mohier
Counrilmen--At large c. A. Domain
Third ward T. r Oliver; Fourth ward,
". J. Gillespie; Fifth ward. A. A. Bailey.
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oEx. CoPrrNGERs REPORT.
0D0y Ceusa Ne Improved ~ q op~-
cia1 Service Corps.

"a 1epoft or
-. ssu- NoFsihsst' commander OF The
Department OF the Platte. with head
Qnarters At Omaha. made public today,
Hrs~av revtewn the jackson rtets sxan.,,.
Man ana amends the eau r.n,r, =, a..
Srh.N. ~shx, re,rw.-sas 80 - saa9'
-. xs.~,s~ INV sApeaii'oh.
80. 1880
Tue troops or tnis department are well
sss,,,e ~ =, 1870 as sn,siss tnat may
Stthaas tEs S~narswsr, ~ ~tn.n eE
Sarrison al Fort washakis are =, cs, SIC
within ready access to one or usnrs lines
- railway Y L. taken for granted that
yne aessfaoiiy % concentrating the
G 1,.s a. s,s e so cavalry rest-
esrtment wssnssrr lss~si r,s, ~ ms ass
Admit of Il. IL kept In vsew by the aufbnr.
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- yuA ~. 0.-A aDoa6a - ne
nosn11 frGn Washiagton seys: President
C3ovoannA hAe besa 1svestnS . great DEAF
= ~ une y his annual asssaws During
tsA tnUs week., ard nov Aas Il vel ia
haal . sAAs Il go - antshsd II . oou-
- - laya The message y sxpsctsd -
- 80 q ~ sbssst pub;ie documents Mr..
CtDvofAn1 has wSittsn lnr1ng hss TIVE
ossna Il wfn -. u . ssnsA. hss fAssvsa
- - Ansrtean peoOis - thstr chief en-
oeuslsA - thsso = little doubt tina: ~
R0i emogaao - oDpoSsunisy 20 mark
eat the 0euros ~ hostevos euxhf % -
nDnewsd ~ ne nattonAi xovsrnmens for
- nAintsnAAcs ~ National honor ana
- dsvssopnsns = prosnsrity Of me
oountSy.
Yorsisn Affairs III, aasusaiiy claim con-
oidsrabis sstsnties.. and the president vii
hAvs IN opportunity - oonxrakulass con-
oToas and de eeuntry upon The solution
~ The Venezuelan Boundary consr0seysy
II A0srica IN IN honofaoss sne satisfAc-
tory manner. A1tks 70 the United States
aad - Great Britain and 10 vsnssusia-
The condition Of s6Airs 10 Turkey Mi.
- discussed IN detail. and the president
1ipaoUaxtc agencies have sufzscsd for me
0rotsction ~ Amsrtcaa life and property
a he Turkish empire
Tbs last oar&araDhs Of fhs message to
~ written Win - those dealing ~ftn the
aisuAtiea IL Cuba He viii avail himself
- - latest possible Information - to
&ho 01iasAry situs tson In the Island and
TIE osoaoects Tor The sariy saccsss or fsil-
ne Of ne insurgents may has much 10 do
Via ehauing ~ policy. Prsssnt indica-
tions are that ne viii MAKE no radical
gecc0nnen1ations On snis subject
Other foreiga questions Ia which the
United otasas = fntsfsated sill r. touch
- On brtany. Secretary Carlisle n pre-
parinf data decking 10 = Recommendation
Tor incraaatEg the reysnues OF the gos-
ofnment b Imposing revenue duties Ga
tsa and co0ss and BY Increasing the tn
tssnA revenue iax on beer. The prssi-
cant via doubusss exprsss has approval
ct these Recommendations
de upsssa8e VIII b. along the line Of Ar.
Clevsiand's former recommendations. and
VIII have ~ thsiS basis the advocacy OF
he sinGie gold standard ~ the founda~
t1on - The D0astsry sysssm The retire
Oent of the greenbaeka aud the Sherman
notoe viii b Recommended. % ~ TO take
o. government entirely out Of the BUSH
oeoe Of issuing Dfouilssory aokes. Bank
tag reform will be recommended ~ the
0aGpo time. 70 enAcle the banks Of tho
oouatry to issue streuiating neses xhicn
WI b. safe and which can be expanded
" contracted In votums 10 meet the nseds
~ sbs business OF the country.
Cir. Cleveland II alive To the necsssity
6 conkinuiLs the expansion OF the navy
md ~ eonatructing coast dsfenses to put
1ko country In . condition To resist for
okgn Asxrenston. and Ese Recommendation
IN these lines made by Secretary lamont
and Secretary Herbert In their annual re-.
DeFts viii ~ seconded In the message.
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puriinstou Contribute. $40. 600.

Omaha Nov sT.--s;ensrai Manager sIoi-
sreage. Of the burlington. this morning
announced that the road would contrib
ute 50 90 toward the success % the trans
Mississippi exposition Simultaneous with
this announcement was given out the
news that the Burlington would a. once
proceed v{4n the erection Of a depot for
It's owa use and ths use 81 any other rail
roads thAt desire 70 lain IN the enterprise
at Tsnth and Mason streets Tne amount
subscribed by the Burlington IS the fun
anfa0at asked from sh8g company by gae
exposition directors. Tee Burlington was
asked soF heavier contribution taan aay
alhss r.al.rnAa ensef.aa .ns ely
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for warships bound e. South America 20
reccal AZ Panama. IT anticipation az RE
iong voyage. $50 tors OF coal have been
rni aboard The cruiser. and every ines of
available space IS be -ng ecoaonfze6 The
20 shed foor n the wa-droom has been
.A~en op. and coal chute passes through
the apartment. Tae PHILADELPHIA ha. an
The coal she can carry Tomorrow has
beer set ss the sailing date
washington. Nov. 2T.-Asrufrai RAMSAY
chief q the bureau OF navsgation OF the
navy department.. says the repor, that
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CONDENSED DIsrA1cn

Jesse Marks. n well-knom
ticlan. of San Francisco. 49,
eide Friday, jumping W0
Friends rescued HIM
The government Of Ecuador -
dated its debt to the Banco Ec
der arrangements by wnicn ~
custom house receipts.
George e. Ross. the missing
OF the Pacific and Inited cte ~
Companies. has been iocAseS - r
and is under survsiliancs q ~ %
A cyclone which visited : secs3s l.
ty miles west OF Waco. Te1y
devastated a strip a mile W.
miles long. Buildings WesO Al
and se.erai lives lost.
Burglars tried 10 enter the BE-
T.. Befcher. OF Williamson. ~
day night. but when she nxed :
ter rife a; them they MACS -sa
treat. =
FIRE broke out In the county Nu
cas- f,ttv Thanksgtying evening.
tiyns threa tened the entire bulil "
tny a panic among the pytsonssS p {
wis soon under control
small. $3.50
Tsnrrdav evening four neH e.. ~
teweIrv store of Jacob :siedsike ~ n
waakee. and on the non com ~ ssr =
proprietor 10 the demsnoe q .tssi r.
10 opgn the safe they CO.. ~ 4 + ;
ing. A crowd gathered 80 - =
fort the four escaped. ons -
tured. g. :. $50
AT Otsawa, Ont. q scaez s.sstss11< B
vestigated in the mihtafJ 3eer2 n
has been discovered that '.ss;3zS r
have been supplied 70 ~ -.
made half Of wool and ~ ~ T.
wien the contract canee W ~ e.
all wool It Il ssid fnes ~ ~ 1o =
sion between the decas
tractors IS
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the Endorsement Of the fusion central
committee OF the county. which, Ii Is
understood. is a sine qua non with Gov
Rogers. Mr. Brumbaugh was the Popu-
hst nominee for sheriff a, the last cleo
ton. and ran so far ahead of his ticket
that he came near being elected.
Prof John Hudson Is afro after the 90.
sition- He was taxlderrnist OF the WASH
ington worlds fair commission, in which
capacity he made an excellent reputation.
tie Is practical and experienced fisher
man, having made fishing his business for
years He was the Popuiist nominee for
representative four years ago and made
good race.
Steve Butts. OF Tiwaco 10 being men,
TONED for the place. He IL q fisherman
also and - said to have good political
backing
a. j. Fernandini. deputy collector OF Gus
toms. was candidate for the place, but
Withdrew In the interests Of harmony.
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R.Exvi.le, wash. New. s7.-The wedding
OF George cceiger and Matilda Eaisen
near this place yesterday ended IN a ne
cui ar tragedy. TIE wedding feast was be-
Ing ceiebra ted at the house Of the BRIDE.
parents when a number OF young men. In
pursuance OF wha; Is said 70 be custom
among certain classes OF Germans. began
celebrating the affair by shooting AT ran
dom. In tbs noisy ara dangerous fusflade
Miss Mary Bauer. a young gri % Is was
accidentally Sho; q the head. The wound
was from shotgun. aud i IS believed VII
prove fatal
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ChFcags- NlF E--Hae 2 q Malone cf
Denver. Who s. ta Chicago. receives fais
afseTfssSn from hsasp Aaxg. % Denver, =
clspatea sasaesSssnf a 8enlnl 81 tho report
taas sse essaoss eaa applies Tar transfer
70 tSe sac eg =. Ci9@d M.un TIE report
VS. thsf f&tseT E5aaiei Esar1ar. ~ cal
esEo. ege.aes e Archbishop RsursAn. q.
ssss s'FssseEsec, sas ssSu - ee appointed
G1sAcs Mst3 sstceesSos az beaver.
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I'll. Account. Were short.

Omaha Nov. rT-A special to the Bee
from Tabor. Ia. saws: While on, hunt
ing near Sidney today. several boys dis
covered the badly decomposed body OF a
man. which, on investigation. proved TO
be that Of Moses Yowell. who disappeared
from Sidney about two months ago. Vow
ell was postmaster al Sidney. and the
postoGice authorities. suspecting that all
was not correct In that office. sent an
Inspector TO investigate the matter who
discovered a shortage of about $50, Vow.
ell stated that he had the money at his
house and was allowed to go after n bur
failed to return.
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LABOR TROUBLES IN pIrrsBuRo.
Entirs street Car system May he
Tied Tn Before Might.

P.ttsburg. Nov. &-The employees OF the
combined traction roads of this city have
q grievance. and now, al , n. m. are hosd.
ing a meeting 10 map out their course OF
sctlcn In the matter. Ever aimee che ac-
cemplshment OF the combination Of trac-
ton roads. which Includes nearly every
road in the city. trouble has been brewing.
The men clam they cannot make days
wages without working twelve hours
Some are In favor OF Tying up the roads
this morning at O'Clock, but nothing dea-
nit. has heen developed as yet. The men
are organized in the Knights OF Labor. and
between 600 and 100 men. representing
every road In tho traction combine. are IN
The meeting.
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topeka. Kan. Nov. 17.-Upon applics-
ton Of the Farmers. Loan and Trust Com-
rnny, OF New York. United States District
Judge Foster today appointed Dwight
Braman. OF Sew York city. receiver for
tho St Louis. Kansas & Southwestern
Railway Company, The company owned
a i,ne sixty msisa Ia length. running from
Arkansas CITY 10 Anthony. Kan. The
road has been operated by the ST. Louis
& san francisco company ap to six weeks
ago, when Il was abandoned, as TIE man
ager. Of The Frisco we're operating Il at
a i-.s Ths Farmers Loan and Trust
Company holds sssa coo OF The upsny's
bonds. upon which Interest Is Ia default.
rraman the receiver. fled the sensation
a. salt recently begun az ST. Louis 10 set
aside proceedings for the reorganization
Of the Frisco property. and Il admitted
10 ee opposed 10 the present management
OF the Frisco.
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committee. that upon depos.,ing their
bonds with the Manhattan Trus, Com
pany or the Old ColGay Trurt Company.
OF Eoston. before December II. they VIII
receive cash for the coupons Of the bonds
maturing December l. 81 well as fer any
coupons thereon which matured jane 1
last Holders OF certificates for the bonds
issued by either of the two trust eompa-
niles will receive the amount OF interest
matared December I. on presentation of
the certificates. that the payment may be
stamped thereon These payments are in
leu Of interest for the same period on tho
new bonds TO be issued under the plan OF
REORGANIZATION.
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Victoria. \. c., Nov N.--Tao
claims commission met al To- g.
Ing. when Mr.. Peters made - ~ "a
for an order TO examine Dc beo1 r
drew b. Lane. OF Victoria .
the W. P. Sayward casa NJ
American counsel were pseoeq
order was made. subject y II
prevail. Ruei Small was Appelee III
cial examiner to take ey5ooqce
clsssas numbered Is to y. whieA
filed.
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wALLA wALLA FIREBuo HELD.
strong Circumstantia1 Evidence
Against James stevens,

Ws1la Wa.la. Nov. g.-Spec.ai.-James
stevens. the man arrested several weeks
ago, charged with setting Are to Abbott's
barn and Hamilton Rourke's warehouse
was gwen preliminary hearing today be-
tore Justice OF the Peace Nixon. Stevens.
VINO had no attorney and made no defense,
was bound over &c the superior court In
5000. The evidence gwen was wholly CIR
cumstant.al. and only enough to make
sure OF holding the defendant TO the higher
court.
I'd Johnson, driver OF the city seavenrer
cart. testified that on July he saw Ste
veirs take waste from a car on the w. 4.
G. railway track near Rourke's warehouse
Stevens then went toward the warehouse
and half an hour later the warehouse was
discovered to be on fire
An expert testified that the writing Of
The defendant on card was identiralfv
Oae same as that IN numerous Circulars
warning business men that unless they
stopped employing Chinese the town would
be burned down. The prosecution claims
20 have strong case
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Everett Newa.

Everett Nov. z7.-Special-Mr. Black
man. who operates a shingle mill near the
mouth OF the Snohomish river. had q mar
row escape from losing his arm this week.
II was drawn between a belt and pulley
and the fesh was burned as II by are. II
is bad injury.
Capt. York. the county treasurer-elect,
was IN town this week He lost about 500
by the food and estimates the damage on
the marsh 1T $4,000.
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Cambridge. Aass- Nov. E.-Bsnsanfn
Aysn1ry .so8sc tEe famous scholar and
xslrcnosEer. n ascending the stairs az his
resa4.nce szss alxEs, tel and struck OF
hss bead ne .sx rendered anconsc.eas.
aDc died . fex sS4rs later.
Bengznln Apyhsrp Gould vas born IN
Boston September r. iss4. the son Of Ben
;Arssn apghorp Gould and Lacret4a Dana
Goddard he sss remarkably precoe.ous
as 8 said lie coa1d read a. the age OF 3.
and when bat s Year, old made fair or
sgiAai version OF Horacs's oces- A, the
age % 10 ne gave . public lecture on cleo
sr.cily, rot . mere ehild's talk, bet . we'll
rounded. v..i-considsred discourse. Illus
trated By q nealy-cons,ructsd elsetric
machine. which WAS enfarely his own
workmanship. He was prepared for college
~ the Boston Latin school, where he rank
ed high IN his class. taking ~ one time
five prizes. among them the Franklin gold
media
Al the age o. - he was graduated from
Harvard. having been previously appoint
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Lea Angeles. New. zs.~S. a Hines -
rev general manager Of tAe Terminal
Railroad Company. " no recently returned
frovn the Eask. SAID today 1T Is the IN
tehRian - TIE Terminal peoale 10 extend
tsesr read - SSiy lake cay. When act
i've steps % tAss cad viii I've taken ~ A
question I ceauog answer The Intentions
~ eNF company IN tnsS matter are Of ire
Nery BEST. as vii or seen when The op-
poskgns tsFsEe fog aston arrives"
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sensass Appointed.

wsshaa<sea. Nsv ss~~rne president "a.
sracsnsei k'r@as = Ha Z AHnae<.sss
eSsesas So States. sga.4l. 70 sEec~ea Fsxarv
&. sEs.ss. removed
Tase asWS.leas hs@s Atso Appasnssss n~,-
J. l. Cserzslag. es Nex Yark- esnsal -
j. Sa19e. Germany.
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GEN. MISS REPORT.
lew Mexsean Rsstvesd WIN Make FL
Haas N lmReRsant Petnt.

ws.htnxtoa. Nov S.-6rss asier~<seasTsi
q n Hiisa eenmArdtrs the department.
es Tsxaa eaias Asseasten Ia sss sanAal
p~yc~s. naas pubic tesay. 20 ne .eslvs-
NGity ~ having another troop % cav
airy On TIE Mexican tsorsssr Gear 81
pAsa. opposite iuares % TIRE Aaxiess
eide at suAsss . rev reAs sss sees l&st
cut ana work has sesa ccrssseac-e1 ~ &.
fAss read. sse RIO G-anaee Sser~s Mssre
Fseiro. when completed VIZ ee~a sAs
Sierra Nxfr~ country. weseh Is acted for
30 wealth % 80 silver mines sa6 sxsr y
can b. transferred freces tr connection
With me Mexican csnsrsi railroad ~
viii make the city of Jasres assa, ~
great strategic Importance 20 Nsxsee.
Tssess reads ssi ave others new rua.
ainS snsa ~ Pxsc vail make sAe latter
piaes or Increased smccrssnc< 10 TIE
Criss1 states a. . military xsAEaon-
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roR FISH COMMISSIONER.
Pacific County Hes Three Aspirants
for the Position

South Rent Nov. Z.-Srecsaf-As the
fishing Industry II % greater Importance
N Pacific courfy than IN any other IN the
state. there n naturally . great deal Of
issn~est In the appointment of a state FISH
commissioners By Goveruor-eiecf Roxars
On account - the number Of asyrants IN
the county Il - feared that sene other
section VIII xss the pissr.
w. n. 81. Brumhsugh. at Shfe CITY. kaa
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WAGES TO DE CUT DOWN.
nuits Miners to Get Only - . DAP
strike Feared.

Denver. Nov. E.--The Denver Times
says that the Anaconda Mining Company
AT Butte. Mont. has given notice to Its
men OF a cut In wages commencing De-
cefnher l. from 8. 50 TO 81 day and that
other big mining companies there intend
to follow suit.
Joseph Taylor, attorney for the Amer
lean Federation OF Miners. Is quoted a.
saying that conferences TO consider the
situation with be held next week at Vic
tor. and that President Boyce. OF the
federation. and Marvin and Leonard.
members OF the executive committee from
Butte. Will there r1ees representatives OF
the various Colorado unions.
II II added that the leaders Of the fede-
ration viii endeavor to avoid . strike at
Butte.
Butte. Nov. N.-Thsre IL no truth In the
Denver Times story that the Anaconda
Mining Company has given notice OF
reduction OF wages on December ].
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badly hurt at Starbuck ecde4 -
between the tender OF the tnG<
coai bunker. His right arm
crushed. and amputation viii ~
Jennie Ball. a hal>bres1
around Walia waiEa. was four
.ng lying on the roat near 4
tiary, drunk. Both fee, wsre ~
and will have 10 be amputAte4 M
j. II. Brown was arrested tolu
IN Ei.ingsworth. Brown h on f..
cipal witnesses In the WAto1
tortson case at pendleton. IT g.
ton Thursday and came hert.
rested on telegram from 60
d.eton.