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men at ben bar taset Stabe paa en-
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bar tpitst Spanisn ca. 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14

ftsrrs Sitterbeo for Sernbarebstiente
ca pasidgerer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14
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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14

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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14
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bsshnbte ct International Gpnbitat
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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14
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frtts ia til Mpbprrse. aosierertn
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b,be bsroso ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14
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at intsrpensre / Gubuiassn, bible man
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sobe Reiultatsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-14
s~ammsmnsp mss Su,urssntsr.

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5opanu tuuogiurps / SnSoass, at
Rssierinsstrppper fra Milit9rpiitrits
tet Sancti Spiritus / 9runinIsn
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TO SrQbte, men % Saarebe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28
MARYIANp DEMOCRATS
Meet In Convention To-day-nIOney Cues
tIon will Figure in II.


BALTIMORE, Nd. July 27,-The
Democratic state convention will meet
at Ford's opera house tomorrow. ut
noon to nominate candidates for comp
trollcr and clerk of the court of ap-
pcals.
A new state central committee will be
chosen and lts chairman will be des-
lgnated by the chairman of the con-
ventIon.
A great deal OF hard thinking is be-
Ing done by the party leaders over the
construction OF the platform, It has
been decided that the monetary question
must be ignored. or "stEaddied." II
the leaders can control the convention
there will bc n noticeable absence os
any reference TO the great bone OF con.
tentlon last fall.
should the silver element In the con-
yentlon not be satisfied with this
scheme concession may be granted 30
far as to declare for currency based
upon gold and silver at some ratio to
be determined after the results OF the
conferences upon the subject now being
held In various parts OF the world are
known.
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ed emphatlcally to allow single word
to be dropped, and after short conten-
tiOn, Withdrew from the conference,
Colonel Rend took the minority re-
port with him, and Chairman Demp-
ster decided that as Colonel Rehd had
left the meeting and taken the report
with him. II was not part Of the record
OF the session and could not be acted
upon.
w. p, De Armitt said he wanted II
distinctly understood that the call 10
adopt uniformity did not have anything
TO do with the strike, as he did not
propose to arhltrate anything while un-
der fire, nor admit that the operators
were towards.
DIR, Anderson advised that the report
of the committee be taken up seratum,
An effort was made 10 do this. but the
operators did not seem TO grasp the
text OF the agreement, so j, B, Zerbe
moved that copies OF the agreement be
printed over night, and a copy be
placed In the hands Of each operator
by the morning. This was carried
unanimously.
The meeting then adjourned until 10
o'clock to-luorrow morning,
Tonight General Little and others
called on Colonel RaHd at his hotel and
asked that he reconsider his action and
enter the conference again 10 insure
success OF the meeting. He replied that
he would cordially endorse and co-dpe-
rate In any plan the conference agreed
upon II so per cent OF the district opera
tors would give their consent to the
same, He believes It impossible to se-
cure 81 per cent for uniformity. as Mr..
De Armitt demands, and is willing to do
as 10 per cent OF the operators wish.
The new preamble to the old unIform-
ity agreement relates the existing con-
dltIon OF affairs In the Pittsburgh dis
trlct and the lack OF profit there Is in
the coal trade. 1t states that uniform-
ity II properly and promptly ayalled Of
viii settle these differences TO Il large
extent. and correct the abuses to de-
gree not hitherto attainable.
Tonight General Little and Judge
Owens are In secret conference at the
DuquesRe club with Secretary William
Warner and Organizer Cameron Miller,
Nothing definite can be learned as to
the subject under discussion, but 1t is
believed II has referHee TO having the
miners represented at the conference
tomorrow. as there seems to be consld-
cradle dissatisfaction with Mr.. De Ar
mttt's announcement to-day that the
conference has no connection with the
strike and is merely for the purpose OF
establishing uniformity Many Of the
operators think with Colonel Rend that
the meeting should devise some means
TO settle the strike as well as TO provide
for uniformity.
Reports to the miners officials from
throughout the district show every
thing quiet. All plans are being held
in abeyance, pending the action OF the
conference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

NEW YORK, July 27.-The Dlngley
law has caused n panic among import
ers OF tobacco who declare that one
short paragraph in the new law means
loss to them OF thousands of dollars
every year, The paragraph Is a part
OF section 30, Of the act. which compels
importers to pay duty on tobacco at the
weight II goes into the bonded ware
houses. This takes from thc tobacco
men privilege that has for many years
been accorded to them by the tariff
laws. Under the Wilson act and pre-
vlous laws, importers have had their
tobacco re-weighed at the time OF its
withdrawal from bonded warehouses,
ana on this weight duties were collect
ed The weight Of tobacco Is greatly
reduced during the bonded period by
oyaDOratlOn
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NEW YORK, July 27-Local Union
No /, OF the United brotherhood Of
Cloakmakera met tonight to complete
arrangements for the big strike OF the
organization scheduled for August 10
noxt, All present were in favor OF the
ordering out Of tho 1900 'cloakmakcra
tn this city 40 an instance of tho
starvation wages now being paid by the
manufacturers, jacob SllyCrmnn stated
that for 90 hours In the employ OF a
leading firm he was romunoratod with
il,8b, q weeks wages. II In claimed that
the operators who were formerly paid
60 cents Tor Jackets now get II cents, and
operators on capcB are paid cents
where they formerly got 90 cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28
WEST VIRGINIA. MATTERS.
Pensions Granted and PostmnstsrS Com
r,t.,,oned-Patents Allowed.

mI.sioned-Patents Allowed.
special Dispatch to the Intelhgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July T.-Pen-
sion certificates to West Virginia appif-
cants havo been Issued as follows:
original-wnlIam H. Baxter, New
Cumberland.
Restoration and increase-Henry
Blake, Ruth. So,
spaun, Hartford.
Increase-John William Myers, Hunt
ington.
right, Huntington.
Certificates OF restoration and increase
have been issued also to HenryM. Black
deceased, Mcdonald, Washington c6ah-
ty, Pa, and OF widows pension to Ruth
A. Black, same postofllce. Also of In
crease 10 Webster ]. Folger, Barnes
vile, Ohio, and TO Maggie Smith, widow,
steubenville, Ohio
Commissions 10 West Virginia post.
masters have been Issued as follows:
Alexander Elkins. Bernie, Lincoln coun-
ty; II. s. Hutchinson, Egypt, Wayne
count; J. +. Maxson, Saint Clara, Dodd'
ridge county
]. r. Thockmorton has been commits
stoned az postmaster at Simpsons
store. Washington county, Pa
West Virginia inventors hive received
patents upon articles as follows: Sala.
thlel L. o'Ncal, Phlllippi drafting and
plating instrument; Samuel G. Smith.
nssignor to West Virginia Smokeless
Combustion Company, pulvorlzlng and
feeding fuel TO furnaces; John p. Zelber,
Maiden, bucket top.
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Had tho D.sired ER,o,.

TANGIER. July 2T.-The United
States cruiser. Raleigh. returned here
this morning. Consul General Burke
reports that he has been received ev-
erywhere along the coast with marked
respect. He has not yet received an an
swer from the sultan to the demands
made upon him, growing out Of the re-
cent irritating attitude OF the natives
toward American citizens, but the reply
Is expected daily and 1t Is understood
that the government will make al the
concessions asked The demonstration
made by the Raleigh has evidently had
the desired effect, and the Moors will
hereafter show more consideration for
the persons and property OF Americans
In Morocco,
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Special Dispatch TO the IntollIgoncer.
WASHINGTON. d. c., July a.
Judge Mason, of Falrmont, wns in
Washington to-day on private business,
Capt. Thomas Reed. of Fairmont, was
also here to look after the interests Of
his brOther-in-law, Capt. ], l.. Gould,
Of Alaska, who has made application
for government position In that Ter.
rltory.
judge John l.. Jackson, OF the United
states district court, stopped here this
evening, en- route from New York 10
Parkorsburg. lie left at 1880 o'clock,
having an official appointment to-mor.
row. The Judge win tomorrow after
noon deliver his decision in the case tin.
der the civil Bcrvlco law affecting ap.
polntments Of deputy collectors Of In.
tornul revenue and Of other federal on.
clnls.
Senator Elklna left the city yester.
day, contrary 10 his first intention Ia
walt until this afternoon,
Dayton Meyers and Charles Sattcr.
field, of Falrmont, are here on their way
home from Atlantic City,
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speoInl pI.pa.oh TO tho IntellIgencer.

Special DlHpatch 10 the lntelHBencer
WASHINGTON, DC, July 27.-There
is story here OF impending eiash be-
tween the federal authority and thA
West Virginia supreme court, growing
out Of an injunction said to have been
granted by Judge Dent, OF the state
court, forbldding the eJectment OF q. 8,
Cummings. from a certain piece Of
ground in Harper's Ferry, to which
Miss Ella NJ. Hendrix had established
a legal claim. The rumor is that Judge
Dent will be arralgned for contempt be-
fore Judge Jackson, by whom the writ
of ejectment was issued,
The latter was interviewed at the Ma
tional Hotel in this city this evening,
by the IntellIgencer correspondent, and
in response to an inquiry said he knew
nothing officially OF the action taken by
Judge Dent, but he confirmed so much
OF the story as relates to the original
proceedings before him, and intimated
that in a controversy such as was aug-
gested the federal court would be ask
ed to take cognizance OF any infringe
ment OF it's rights or trespass upon IT'S
authority.
over property once belonging to the
United States. In 1854 Alexander kel-
lev traded to the government q piece
OF ground, receiving in exchange an
other lot, part OF the old arsenal pro-
perty. There was no deed. but the
transaction was recorded In the depart
ment here. The lot received by Kelley
In exchange finally passed to the pos
session of his granddaughter, Miss
Hendrix. Three years ago the United
states elected Miss Hendrix and leased
the property to Mr.. CUMMINGS, the fact
being apparently established that the
lady possessed only a sluatters right
Later, however, her rightful title was
clearly shown, as the story goes, and
Judge Jackson, at recent term OF red
eral court at Charleston. issued writ
OF ejectment in her favor. 1t wns to en-
fotn the execution Of this writ that
Judge Dent granted the order referred
TO,
1t Is said that Judge Faulkner. was
first applied to In the matter, but de-
clIned to entertain the motion. II is be-
lleved that Judge Dent was not made
conversant with all the facts, else he
would not have undertaken TO nuiiify
the proceedings OF the United States
court. At any rate Judge Jackson's
writ was executed, Notwithstanding the
Injunction, and II the case is as publicly
stated here the development OF an In
teresting issue will be made when Judge
jackson reaches Pnrkersburg.
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A WORD OF WARNING
soandsd in Regard 10 the Mad RuIh to
the Gold Fields.

soandsd In Regard 10 the Mad Rash TO
the Gold Fields.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-In an In
terview tonight with the Associated
Press correspondent. L. NJ. Turher.who
spent eleven years in Alaska and the
Arctic regions in the employ OF the gov
ernment he said: ut is about time to
call q halt on this mad rush to tha
Klondyke gold fields. Hundreds OF men
are going as far as they can. relying on
others TO help them. That help will bo
meager and scores will endure hard
ships that death alone will relieve The
transportation companies cannot pos
sibly accommodate the number going
by way OF st. Michaels. The small Tlv-
er steamers viii not afford room for
one-third the number going by that
route. The provisions will have to be
furnished by the transportation COM
panies and two thirds Of the passengers
will board at st. MichaelB or along the
Yukon and they will not see Dawson
City until next spring. Many OF those
who go by way OF Dyea Will be compeff-
ed to winter at the headwaters OF the
Yukonn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 27-Tho nrmor
producing companies have declined to
furnish the navy department the ar
NOR needed for the three battlcships
now building nt the price OF $500 per ton
iixcd by Congress. Secretary Long has
taken the second step In the line marked
out by Congress and has called upon tho
sblpbuldng companies themselves to
submit propositions for procuring and
hitting the nrmor one OF them, the
Union iron works. of san Francisco, has
already responded, declining like the
nrmor companies, the departments In
yltntlon, There Ia little doubt that the
othcra viii make q like nnswor.
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CINCINNATI, July 27,.-A special
to the Commercial Tribune from clarks.
burg, w. Va. says: The new lodge OF the
United Mine Workers OF America, or
gnnlzed here yesterday, have rented n
hail and will hold nightly meetings here
after. They have already about half the
mon In this section enrolled, and before
the end Of q week will have two-thlrds.
and win control the Hltuatlon here. The
Injunction granted the operators ut Fair
mont, prohibiting meetings has helped
the miners cnusc.
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ALTOONA, Pa, July 27.--Five hun
dred or more miners at Hastings have
gone out on strike because the operators
Of the Mitchell and Sterling mines re-
fused to accept resolutions adopted by
the miners at a meeting held Saturday
night. The Mitchell mines do not pay
the district price. The Sterling mine
pays the district price, but supt. NIchol-
son Ia obnoxious to the men because he
has been deductlng from their wages the
price Of one car out OF every Ave. The
feeling against the superintendent was
very bitter when he caused the arrest
Saturday OF two foreigners who he
claimed had threatened to burn the tip
nipR
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IMPENDING CLASH
Between Federal and the West
Virginia Supreme Court,
GROWING OUT OF INJUNCTION

said TO Have RsOn Granted by Jadgs OF
the state court-Ths Rumor Is that
Judgs Dsut MAY bo ArralEnsa for coa-
tempt OF cOnrt by JHdGp JAokson-Tho
Matter NrlEtnAIsd inths Ejsctmsnt Pro-
essdtngs from = Piece orIIarpsr's Ferry
Territory that Once Belonged TO the
United States,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
AZ Ysaksrs, New Yorh-FOur Mig Flrnl
Harmed out.

buNMcu OMNs
NEW YORK, July s7.-Fire at Yonk-
ers, N. Y. this afternoon destroyed two
large factory buildings occupied BY W.
A. Reed & Company, hat manufacture
ers; Rowland Bros, hat manufacturers
Pass Bros. silk manufacturers, and the
Yonkers silk Company. The loss viii
probably reach half n million dollars,
and eight hundred people are thrown
out OF employment, There Were no
casualties. though the buildings were
crowded with employees when the are
was discovered. The fire originated In
the blowing room OF the hat factory Of
William Reed s. Company, on the lower
floor of the shethar building, Two large
gas meters exploded Immediately after
the flames burst forth, and the escap-
ing gas from the meters helped to feed
the flames.
Tho wind carried the flames to the
building occupied by Rowland Bros.
hat factory and the interior OF this
structure was destroyed.
Just across the street from the build
ing in which the fre started are the bic
works of Alexander Smith & Sons. the
largest carpet manufacturers In the
United States. For some time II looked
as though these would so, Two thou
sand hands we're al work In the carpet
factories when the Ore broke out They
were dismissed and the works closed.
The lowest estimate OF the losses is
$40O, 900, and others run as htgh as $780,
900. Reed q Company place their loss
roughly at $4,000. Rowland Bros, Pass
Bros, and the Yonkers Silk Company
are set down for $4,000 each, The loss
on the two buildings totally destroyed
is estimated at $4,000. The insurance
will probably nearly cover the loss.
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coNNELLsvILLE, Pa, July T-
Davidson. small mining town on the
Southwest branch OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. near here, was visited by q
disastrous Are at & o'clock this morn
ing. The only drug store in the place
was burned down and a grocery store.
together with Its contents were con-
stunned. The drug store belonged TO
james Smith and the grocery was own
ed by James McClaln The loss to
buildings and stock will amount 70
ahotit 81 600
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sCOTTDALE, Pa, July 27-Ail indl.
cations point to n long and blttor ntrug.
rlo between the Scotidnlc Iron and Stool
company and IN employees who nrc now
ON ptrlkc. rho company claim they
viii have enough men hero tonight or
tomorrow 10 start the mill, The crowds
are quiet nnd orderly, nnd no deuOn'
HlrRllon ot any kind hna no for been
made, but whom ihr attempt lB mndo 10
start the mill with tho new mon II In
greatly feared there VIII BE- lrOubl9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28
SECRETARY GAGE
Addresses Business Men OF Boston
on Timely Topics.
THE CAUSES OF DEPRESSION

Rscltsd and the IndLOatlOnS OF rRstuFnIHE
Prosperity Pointed Oat-FInaneiAI sys-
tenn OF the Country Discussed at Length
The Prsslasnrs nIs.suEo on the Revision
orths Currency ofths sem
atsa Matter OF Regret, bat Not One for
Di,eOuragsmsnt--what the Passage OF
the Tarln NH Means.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

ROTTERDAM, July 2I--A letter from
Captain Lehman, OF the Dutch steamer
Dordrecht, appears In one Of the papers
OF this city TO the effect that he saw a
curious object floating In the White sea
on July H. which was neither whale
nor ship. but resembled u balloon, and
Captain Lehman suggests that Il may
have been Andrce's balloon which he
ANU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

WASHINGTON, D. G., July T-U. 8,
Minister baker has cabled the state de-
partmcnt that u, \, Consul otto MUNICH
meyer At San Salvador committed sui,
eide there last nlghi. Mr. ilakcr says
that he win appoint vice consul to take
charge Of the onlcc, Munchmcycr was
appointed from pnrkcrHburR, W. Va, IN
1896. FIRST to the vice consulate NJ Aca,
iutln, aud later In the same year 10 SaN
Salvador TO MI the Vacancy caused by
the death Of hla father A few days nBt
Mr jenkins, NJ Ncbraakn, was nOml
mated for the place held by Munchmcycr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

MowEAQUA, ILL.,, July 2z-Last
night large body OF Pana and Mo-
wenqua miners, headed by drum and
ffe corps. marched on the Assumption
shaft and forced the men who were
loading coal for the local trade and
threshers 10 cease work. This morning
when the whistle blew not n miner went
to work. The farmers nre bitter In their
denunclatlon Of the miners, inasmuch
as the farming community has contrib
uted to the miners cause very liber'
nlly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

NEW YORK. July 21.-Arrlvcd: Fries
land, from Antwerp.
GLASGOW, July 27.--Arrivod Fur.
ncsula, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN. July 27,-Arrlvcd;
waNland, from Philadelphia, for Llv-
Crpool.
PLYMOUTH-Atrlvcd Trayc, New
York land proceeded for Drempn).
BOULOuNE - Arrived! Voendam,
New York for Rotterdam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

WASHINGTON, July T.-Thc prcsl.
Dental party will leave hero tomorrow
for tholr vacation ON the Bhorca Of lake
Champlnln, The chief executive desires
to ohtnin uH fnr ug possible complete
rest from official duties during his nb-
poncc and for this reason II IN said will
look over no papcrn while ho ~ away,
and whatever appointments are made
viii be announced here.