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y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

Mr. Fred Fox will address the
Mems Meeting Sunday afternoon ut
3 O'Clock. On he sunday following
Rev. q. Gordon Smca,le will give an
address 10 young men.
On next Sunday incoming at $50
o'clock there will be Il mems prayer
meeting at the Merrill Institute. All
men interested are invited ~ attend
this early prayer meeting every
sunday morning.
On next TUESDAY evening the
Womcn's Auxiliary Of The Associ-
atiun will serve Il committeeman s
tea ut the Institute The members
of the Y NJ e. A., Board and com
mittees aud the pastors OF The Chris
tian Churches will be in Attendance.
There will be short talks ani reports
relative to the work aud progress uf
the Association.
On Friday night he 18th there
will be public reception at the
Institute. A good program will oe
given In The hall and after the pro-
gram a contest at basketball be-
tween the business men and the
juniors will be enjoyed by the visit.
ors. II is hoped that all the friends
of the Y. N. G. A, both ladies and
gentlemen, will be present at this re-
lception.
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NEGROE BUILDING Tennessee EXPOSITION.

The white race OF the South has
generously and wisely aided the Ne
gro race to solve the problem of self
help. and it is pleasant to note that
many Negro leaders have met the
advances OF their former masters in
gratifying spirit OF thankfulness,
and have utilized the advantages
afforded them with surprising intel
ligence. The southland is dotted
with free schools for the Negro
youth, cheerfnlly provided by South
ern whites, a proof not only Of their
good will, but OF their appreciation
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DIED.

TAYI.oE-ln Grant county. May
Is. 1897. Airs. J, a. TAYLOR
The death of the above cstimnblc
lady, which occurred last night, was
10Th sudden and unexpected Mr.
TAYLOR is "A prominent planter living
near Gtapevinc Yesterday he came
to Pine Bluff. leaving his wife in APP
pearcnt good health Durii the
;;;i;;!s: :. messenger arrived for the
husband. who was informed that
his wife had died during the night
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else. Judge Eiliott's reply was,
lin substance), Well, gentlemen,
yon know my views of the Jaw in
this case; it is no use to 90 over
that again; my convictions are
settled ! cannot recall the ex-
act language used and every word
spoken by all parties, but I under
stood Judge Elliott To assent TO my
assertion that be could not allow d
verdict to stand.
Tt seems also that the Judges re
ported declaration became Il subject
for universal comment among mem
bers of the oar, and while some tx
pressed the belief that the co1ver-
sation as reported in the GRAPHIC
never occurred, there are others
who do not share in that belief OF
infofmatbn Attorney J. ". Craw-
ford heard of il, as is instaneed by
his interview with a Commercial re
porter, as follows:
understand that on the first
trial of the case Judge Elliott held
that under the andisputed facts in
the case it was barred by limita-
ton. That when the case came up
last week he announced, on inquiry
from palnttf 5 counsel, that he
still held TO ills view of the law and
that on the same facts he would rule
the same way.
In the foregoing we have addueed
evidence of the unmistakable truth
of the GRAPHlc's statements.
Having established that fact and
justified ourselves, we are quite
ready to let the publc-the final
forum before whom all must be
tried-decide as to the propriety
of Judge EIliott's statement,
The member Of the bar who have
as Judge Elliott's defen-
ders, have entered a plea Of comics,
sion and avoidance. They contend
that if he did say so he was justified
in it, This is a matter upon which
legal minds differ, and as it will be
decided before another Judge in
another judicial district to which a
changeof venue has been taken in
order to obtain justice, the GRAPHIC
will forego at this time any further
Of the issues involved.
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HERD IS HERE
NOW LANGUISHES IN THE JET.
PERSON COUNTY JAIL.
His Supposed Removal Yesterday a
Ruse Adopted by the Officers
An Interview With
the Prisoner.

EX-DeputY Sheriff Jesse Herd, o.
Pulaski county. who shot and ki.lt q
E. j. Blair IN Little Rock last sun
day night aud who was Subsequent
~ taken IN TeXarkaha for ssfe-ktep
ing, WIS brought here from Tex.
arkana Wednesday, at noon by l.itllt
Rock officers, as stated exclusively in
Wednesday Daily GRAPHIC
But lie wits not taken away yes
terday afternoon on the Althelmrr
branch Of the Cotton Belt road. as
stated ia the GRAPHIC Our reporter
visited the jail yesterday afternoon,
but was denied admission, and ON
the assurance ana word of honor OF
three officers, we stated that Herd
had been taken To parts unknown
ON HE AltFoimer branch
This proved to hea rase ON the
part uf the ilictrs To conceal Herd =
whereabouts.
This morning Sheriff Triplett re-
ceived Il me Ssr4e from Sheriff XIV
anaugh, of Pulas' ic.mnty, authoriz.
ing he former 10 make Herds incHr
ceratinn here known.
A 9RAFHlc reporter called on Mr.
Herd at the Jail this morning for an
interview.
After THE forlpalities OF an intro
,lun4i1,, tJo ,..,,.,rf., ..,iJ. .4Afr
auc'l)n' me Reporter Sa'd' MI
Herd, 1t Is reported that YOU have a
written confession IN your pocket; is
that trl'
No SIR IL Is MOI true. nave pre-
pared no statement Whatever.
II Is ih'f"ia'to mat You Shol
bar because he DE hahehed your
nome. nave H''" any oolec'ioh 10
sta'iiie 1t TINS Is irue next askea
the reporter.
nat rs rue. nut don pro
pose 10 go mo 'eta'iS uh'li my lf'ai
COMES ut' Responder the prisoner
~ II 4'So ltI''t'e" 'iiat YOU
warmed h'a'r :" ut'SlSl seNe'al
'ii''Ii'' III ~ i'''' ) VA HH'i' MN iieN'
saul 'iif ''i'''' W.
ilat i a'S'' 'i"e' ne s"i'''
" "'.i' w l '',''' i"'l 'iiea'
III ie"' p'''' '"st' 90 '''o X
SP"hs''
i'i'' ) ." CIV ',',' '''F p" a iii"s
-" i'eti YOU Sh''' mn ieA' li'i uiltt9
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HERD WAS HERE.
The Little Rock Murderer Passed Through
the city Today.

Deputy Sheriff Jesse Herd, who
shot and killed r. ]. Blair in Little
Rock last Sunday night and who
was taken to TeXarkana to prevent
mob violence, passed through the
city today in charge of officers. He
arrived on the noon Cotton Belt,
was taken to the county jail and
given dinner, and was then driven
to the Cotton Belt depot again at
3 o'clock, where, in charge of two
officers, he was taken 10 some point
which our reporter could not ascer.
tain
One of the officers stated emphat-
ically that the prisoner would not
be taken to Little Rock until excite
ment there subsided, but where
Herd would be kcptin the meantime
could not be aseertained.
Deputy Sheriff N. A. BelIer &C
companied the prisoner from Tex
arkana, and left on the Valley this
afternoon for Little Rock He
stated that the prisoner was re-
moved from the Miller county jail
for humane reasons, as the place is
infested with lice and yermin and
has nothing but dungeons for cells.
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r he prayer meeting services ut the
Lakeside Methodist church last night
was largely attended ana two ac-
cessions to the church were made.
These services were preliminary to
the revival services which are TO
begin next Sunday. On Sunday
morning the Rev John + Carr will
preach at the Lakeside Church, as
his church. Riverside, is being re-
moved to its new location.
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NO |
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED.
The Directors of the standard cOm,rs..
and Warehouse Hold Their
Annual Meeting

Annual Meeting.
The stockholders of the Standard
Compress and Warehouse held taeir
annual meeting at the Office of
Secretary ]. B. Truloek Yesterday
afternoon The regular routine OF
business was transacted, after
which the following Beard Of Direc-
tors was elected Dr.. z. Orto, J.
/. Caldwell, NJ. W. Taggart, s. c.
Alexander, Jr., jeff Hicks, W. IT.
Langford aud ] B. Truloek-
After the stockholders meeting
was adjourned the Board of Diree-
tors held meeting and the old
officers were reelected for the en-
suing year, as follows: DR.. q. Orto.
President ], L. Caldwell, Vice
President; J. b. Trulock, Secretary
and Treasurer Mr., w. e. Adams
was re elected manager of the com
press.
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Bitten by q Dog.

Mr.. Charles Deutsch is nursing
very painful leg today. Yesterday
afternoon he and Mr.. Chas We'll
were passing the residence Of Mr..
Gabe Meyer, on Walnut street, when
furious dog rushed out OF the yard
and siezed Mr. Deutsch by the leg
and made a ve.y painful wound and
tare the gentlemans pants. The
dog is yet alive, and is a menace to
other pedestrians.
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A MaIlgIed Hand.

Mr.. Gus Jones, an employee Of the
Bluff City Lumber Co. met with "A
painful accident this morning His
hand was caught in a machine he
was operating, and his fingers we're
cut and badly mangled.
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WEST POINT cADETsHlP.
Competitive Examination WI be Held az
Malvern. june 81


Malvern. june @2
Notice is hereby given that com
petitive examination will be held at
Malvern, Ark. on the I'D Of June. to
ascertain the qualifications of cum
didates in the Second congressional
district for He appointment to the
United States Military Academy at
West FONT.
The age Tor adm issiun of candi-
dates 10 The academy is between II
and - Arars andidates must be
Hnmarried.al lcast five feet in height.
free from any infectious or immoral
disorder. AID, generally. from any
iefoi1nitA disease, or fnfirmity
which render them Gulit for military
service They must he well versed
in reading, writing, including
photography. in arithmetic, aud
have knowledge of the clements Of
English grammar. Of descriptive
geography (partieHlarlY of au1. own
country, ana % the history Of the
United States. candidates must be
bonaiide residents OF the second
congressional district.
For further Information address,
Holm s. LITTLE.
Member Congress, Second District +
Greenwood, Ark.
Papers in Second congressional
district please copy,
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Mr.. Ben McCammon left thi after
noon for Memphis, on a very sad
GRAND. lie goes TO meet his sister
and her husband, MIR. and Mrs. {. ID.
Barstrow. Mr. Barstrow is a
dangerously sick man, and he is.not
expected to live.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Physical DEPART
IlIent

/ EnSHt.
The gymnasium classes will close
May 18th, and after June ist the
work Of this department viii be on
the field.
a track team tx now in trimming
Tor Il competition event with Little
Rock June LIST, at the capital city.
The events will be the same as In
the Little Rock,pine Bluff contest
here April nth But the men com
petihg are not the same, IN either
team.
Mr.. Bilhcimer has been able to
strengthen his team and hopes 10
get revenge for his uefeat here, but
thu team from this place are con-
iidcnt of their ability To defeat any
men Mr.. Bilheimer may have found
in Arkansas.
Because ii previous contests there
is great interest manifested In this
one, and whoever wins, 1t " Ill he an
exciting contest, and glorious vic
tory.
But btfore this contest an event
will be won or lost on the base ball
field. \ game has been arranged he
tween the Dickinson Arms co. OF
Little Rock and the Y. NJ. e. A. tenn
here which promises to be hotly con-
tested.
The Dickinson Arms Co. have the
strongest team Little Rock cnIi pro-
duce. aud the local team consists ni
Inc best bnse ball taIent II Pine
Bluff The home team have Just re-
received a new uniform, OF which
they are very proud, and they will
put up he struggle OF their lives be-
fore they allow their opponents TO
drag their banner in The dust.
The uniform to be protected Is
bright maroon and makes the boys
look like base ball players.
The y NJ. CA fns furnished its
team d complete, and thoroughly
first class equipment, and feel sure
the team will Play Il game worthy OF
the support of the public.
The .easun will open here with
Ihrce games Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, Mny %, 26 and u.
rhc games will be played ut Jones
park which is now being prepared
OR the contest.
Pine Bluff has boastcd the cham
piOn base ball team of Arkansas In
he pnst, and now has the material
or tenn to play winning base ball
again.
This city needs base bail tenn
m should have he opportunity OF
'eeing many conteAtso on the diamond
his year. Let the public turn out
n force at the opening games and
encourage the boys TO arrange for
nf tirst-class events ihrough-
mt the entire season.
The Y, NJ { A. will line up as fol-
ows for Tuesdays game:
calvin. catcher.
1ui PuSf lliANHcts
Baldwin, short stop.
Brewster, list base.
List. 2nd base
Dixon. Bird base.
Franklin, left field.
Baum. center field.
HUT, right filed
Each man ON this team is known
o the base bail public OF this city as
'ase ball PLAYERS Il ability and ex-
erie CO and he association has
'ther players ON its list who are
uqally well known. They will
lay base ball tliat will be in every
way worthy OF support. ana feel
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The "Greek Tea given at the home
Of Mrs. ] 3. Speers last afternoon
and evening, was delightful suc-
cess, socially and financial. Partic-
ulars will be given in the Sunday
issue OF this paper.
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ol Che value of education as neccs-
sary qualification for citizenship In
like manner has the white race
sought to be helpful in promoting
the material advancement of the
Negro, and the latest evidence OF this
is now given 10y the management OF
the Tennessee Centennial and Inter
national Exposition
A structure to be known as the
Negro Building will he one of the
most attractive in the Exposition,
and will occupy "A delightful and
commanding position on the east
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bank OF Lake Watauga. 1t will ac-
commodate the vast variety OF ex-
hibits which the Negro race of
America has decided to display to
the world. The purpose OF this de-
partment is to show the progress of
the Negro race in America from the
old plantation days to the present.
The collection OF and preparation for
exhibits OF work done by Negroes in
all walks Of life have been ting on
Systematically for months. and bY
far the most complete display OF this
character ever made is assured.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
Stimulate the sluggish kidneys.

In addition to its tonic and caA
thartic properties, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters exercises a beneh-
cial influence upon the kidneys and
bladder, when they are inactive, by
stimulating them to renewed eXer-
tion, thus reopeuing, as it were, a
sluice for the escape OF impurities
whose regular channel of exit is the
organs of urination Among these
are certain abnormal ana inAam-
matory elements, productive Of ir-
reparable injury to the system If
not entirely expelled, The Kidneys
and bladder themselves are also
benefited by this stimulus, as their
inactivity is usually a preliminary
to their disease and disorgan2ation,
They also experience, in common
with other portions OF the system,
the potent invigoratiye effects Of
the Bitters, which furthermore cor
rects disordered conditions OF the
stomach bowels and liver.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
POINTS FOR ADVERTISERS.

Saying the right thing at the
right time" implies that advertis
ing, if properly done, is immensely
profitable,
The only thing a man wants af.
ter he gets all the money he needs,
is more, Judicious advertising gets
it.
1t is not necessary for one to be
an acrobat in order to tumble to the
fact that advertising is a good
thing,
Cleanliness may be next to godli.
ness; but the biggest advertiser
sells most soap,
AS the rudder is to the ship, SO
is printers ink and judcious adver-
tisinq to the success of any business
that makes a bid for public patron
age,
zone half Of a mans energy is
wasted, Only the down strokes
count in chopping wood" Adver-
tising improperly done is wasted,
Good ads are down strokes for sue
sesslul business,
"Ihe business in which you know
you could make money is always
monopollzed by others" The golden
opportunity is stu open Tor those
who reach over Others by more and
better Advertising
"Econmy is a good thing, but It
Is a poor policy to set hen on one
egg, to save eggs" Wise advertise
ers do not depend on a single ad
aud single insertion to bring them
a fortune, Keeping eyerlastingly
at II brings success,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
EXCELSIOR TIN SHOP.

Located in Byrne Block, No. 2ls
State Line Avenue Lee Hitchcock
proprietor, Chas, r. Winpaeld man.
ager We guarantee our tin roof
Ing against leaks for - mos, will
stop stubborn leaks In defective
roofs do neat and substantial gut.
tering and downpiplng Mil Hoods,
etc. a specialty--also doroof paint.
ing Will Keep on hand stove pipe,
both for Wholesale aud rat4il ard
will expect to keep a full line OF
hand made tinw9re on hand, for
anything that Is expected Of a first
class shop Give us a trial
l.2l EXCELSIOR TIN Snop,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
TcXorlSnnn Carriage Company
are headquarters for Bugglcs,
Wagons and Harness.

Mrs, A, Tween, residing at 72O
Henry street, Alton, Ill, suffered
with sciatle rheumatism for over
eight months She doctored Tor II
nearly the whole Of this time, using
various remedies recommended by
friends, and was treated by physI-
clans but received no relief She
then used one and half bottles OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which eff.
rected a complete cure, This Ia
published at her request, AZ she
wants others similarly afflicted to
know what cured her, The % and
80 cent sizes for sale by S, Lemly,
druggist
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
Fine leo Cream with
crushed fruits, Smith
Drug Go. 4-q
Kniahls of Maeoabeei

The Maeeabees have changed
quarters are now tamped Ia the
dJd Fellows Hail. un State street,
Review meetings fret aud third
Thursdays In every month
u, W. ArpLtuAuM " q,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Lam prepared 60 furnish gravel,
sand or fertilizers, In any quanty,
to those In need,
TEXARAEA TRANSFER Co..
32l- LEW CULLEY Mgr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

All lovers of good beer say that
AhheuserBuseh and Lemp'sbeer are
the best, u @ Vandeweghe Is agent
for them In tfeXafhana, II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
Make new new block, try Browns
Iron Tonic, Smith Drug Co,
Drink palby.

Finest mineral water on earth Tor
kidney or liver affections; sure cure
for dyspepsia, Leave orders with
S, NJ, Ragland or Smith Drug Co..
or send direct to j, W. Farrier
proprietor and only shipper, | have
discovered four new springs one Of
which is infaible in Brights disease,
aud a well that is the finest laXa-
tive on earth,
j, w, FARRlER,
3-16-Gw Daily Springs, Text
Educnt0 Your BOwolg WIN Cnsourota,
Candy Cothorlc, euro conntp0tlon foroyor
iOG nbc. III o. q, q fail, drupglktH refund money,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Go and order one Of those eold
forage steaks from Nick llaumlls
ler There Ia none 20 sweet ihd
iuieN l2O
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Patromge push and enterprise,
uuddleston Bros, always keep the
best of fresh meats, eteu aud
promptly deliver the same delivered
to all parts Of the city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

WANTED Apprentice girls tc
earn dress maklng Call at No,
300, Walnut street
IS I'm, MRa. RICHARDS,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

~ lWag- Hyp WF tHiWHeit
b. be tup market Hiur' fuh
weIphts aud prpupI aitautIulh
liuDuaHnlUN llRus
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Remember Joseph Mcshono op.
posIte HeneAeld Hotel, sells Arbuek.
le coffee at lac per pound 9'lO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Pure leaf lard only DC per pound
AT jos, MeShahe's opposite Bene
acld Hotel $40
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Fon sAlu u.d newspapers ul gov
per hundred u tho .rHSAUtlWAs
Office.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

The Ladies Guild Of the Episcopal
church, have prepared an interest
Ing program for May II,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

For men Of weight extra broad
aolea and heels HAND WELT SHOES,
bs2s G, G sT0oK
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Old newspapers at TExAaGANlAN
Office 70 cents per hundred,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

In shoes we lead, Tans, eordo
vans aud calf We have anything
you may want
SHARPE n llprWEn
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
An Intelligent
Horse

hhrnma aioih until pU. i n nos lpgh
i.hnsinfiOd iu lils hHeN Houses lllN iifln
hnd ptUfpt asWull ha ltlbp llN WIZ
Wnli haliuI Hm steU gut hUip sillllhdlf
Wilil d mmNl -ntW liahh. sifllsh hhfhl
ppnhiH aFr iUHaUH bt ihH clothes thpf
Waaf hni ihp CLOTHES their hufsps Wtat
4 mont sHunH mUpss ~ tpst sn Nillp
ih1i Wprnu't UNluuihnd WY ulu unp'
hfH hlluWui uUuWllu ulunH lnf AuhlA uu
tuur hOrpa hhrM lul Ahlu uui
The EdwaTds HARNESS Sh01
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10

Educate youf naweia with Caaeapela,
,oeqndg g9iO4,cygl sanolflIIo9 ,la '@,g,eg ssy
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-10
W. c. SPEARMAN, N. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

ONCE Front Rooms Over Smith Drug
Store 0aloo Houre-5trom 8 to 0
q, mo 2 to 3 p, m, and s TO . p, m
Telephone NJ Office aud rcaldcncc.
ToyarkOna, ARK
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-28

KANSAS CIrY. Missouri, July Is -
Wiinm Williams, the negro who kili'
Cd Lawrence Schnuebel In November ol
last year, because bis victim cheered
for WlIham D.. Bryan, win not be
hanged today, although this was The
date set BY the trial court Tor bis *
ecution. His attorneys have perfected
an appeal and the case goes to the
supreme court, although the appeal has
not thread 10 hang on. ~
Williams IS large, vicious-looking
negro and his crime was = peculiarly
atrocious one. Ills victim was slightly
uuder tho influence Of liluor one after
noon couple Of days after the Novem'.
ber election. Schneubei was Bryan
man, and as lie walked along East
Eighteenth street with companion, he
shouted: "Hnrrah for Bryan - This
angered Williams, who, Without the
slightest proyocation, shot Schneubel
dead 10 his tracks. Schneubel had not
adl.esstd word to Williams or the
latt.r's companions. The jury which
tri ID the murderer brought in q verdict
of putty, after being ont twerty
minutes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-28
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS.
a Bitter Fight Being waged on 0orman In
State Convention,

BALTIMORE, Md, July 2s.-The
democratic etate convention was called
to order this morning by Hon. CIV B.
Talbot, of Rockville. Il will nomin-
ate comptroller OF the state treasury.
The candidates include George X.
Deakoine, of Caroline county, John w.
Pattison, ,rchester; Robert NJ. Price,
Quoen Anne's.
Talks with delegates develop the
fact that the anti German democrats
srs Eoikk;iia Eoi up sentiment in the east
ern shore counties in favor of the elec.
tion of an eastern shore man as senator
to succeed Mr.. German, in the event
OF the democrats securing control Of
the legislature. Mr.. Gorman's cppo.,
nents in bis own party, and they are
legion, believe that many lukewarm
republicans, who can tver forgive
Senator Wellington for thrusting aside
the custom of el6cting one United
States senator from the eastern Shore.
will support democratic candidates for
the legislature who are in favor OF re-
viyipg the old law. The anti German
ties will endeavor to secure declara-
ton Of their views In the platform.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-28
THE LABOR LEADERS.
They Are Determined to Win the Great s.riks
At All Hazards.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 2S.-The
conference Of labor delegates adj ,urn.
cd. soon after mid night. this morning.
A resolution endorsipg the siriile. and
pledging financial. moral and oiher
aid 10 miners. was passed. Mass
meetings are 10 be held, August 9th,
all over the country. Gompers said
at Is q remarkable meeting. for such
short notice. Amid much enthusiasm.
men have pledged themselves to win,
at oil and any cost. fairly, II possible,
hut by force IL necessary. They will
fwst support men now out, and then,
get others out iif they cannot win then,
they will tie up everything, until a
settlement shalt have been reached"
FAIRMoNT, West Virginia, July 2S.-
The determination of the labor leaders
to continue their aggressive fight for u
complete tie.up In this region, is view
ed here with anxiety. 1t was thought
the backbone of the striks had been
broken, but preparations will now be
made for long siege. The situation
Is practically unchanged.
ODIN, illinois, j J,ly % "A small
&C Getting of miners WAS held last night,
at which twentY.foor votes were cast
to go ont Most Of the men went to
work this morning, some few remain.
Ing out.