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The times., 1897-06-13

turnedto their tents to indulge in a general
jubilee.
AS result OF the challenge on the part
OF the Ambulance people Company ID mas
organized a permanent baseball team the
personnel of which is: Dillon. pitcher;
Bell catcher; Myers, center field: Jen-
nihgs, first base; Manders, second base:
Peterson, right field; Eckloff, short stop;
Shreve, LETT field: Hamilton, third base.
Jennings has been elected captain and
Petty manager of the club.
Corporal r. L. Much Is the ventriloduist
OF the Fifth Battalion, and the special
pride Of Company d.
Bis ventriloquistic exhi hibitons are source
oc amusement to his comrades
The clam and crab man did a land
office business esteriay among the boys
! OF the First Regiment. His supply was
speedily taken up, and he was obliged to
make a second trip to the city 20 re-
plenish his stock.
Camp Notes.
Capt. George w. England. of Company d,
Fifth Battalion. Second Regiment is ex-
pected to take command of his company
tins morning. The company was brought
down to camp by First Lieut. Francis Ear
roll Mattingly, who has heretofore been
IN command
The Morton Cadets will 90 on guar,i duty
at 4:30 O'Clock Tuesday morning The or
ganization has forty-four members and
puts up a fine appearance.
Two members of the Morton Cadets are
said TO be i'll from over eating. This state
Inent is vouched for by several members of
the company.
The Mortons intend to organize base
bail team to meet all corners The boys
put up II spirited drill yesterday in antici-
patton OF the visit at the camp tomorrow
of mother, sister and somebody else.
The band rendered an elaborate program
of music last night, including. March.
Gay Cnney Island" Levi: overture, '.Sil-
yer Bell Schlopergrell; waltz, Artists
Life Strauss: selection, "A Gay Old
Boy" De Witt, claIionet solo, 1.-The Ty-
roiienne," Fouse (Mr. W r. PhilIips);
song and dance, Village Tavern" Lau-
rendean; march, American Republic;
Theile.
Considerable attention is being paid to
the matter of keeping the arms OF the COM
mands in camp clean and ready for in
spection at all times. and the boys are at
tanning proficiency in that direction.
tits understood that new tent will be
ordered for certain officer because of the
fact that, owing TO his unusual height, his
feet project Though the tent flaps at nj ght
and obstruct the company y highway.
Later-It has been learned that the
officer in question has consented to sleep
with his eofporeal frame describing three
acute angles, thus enabling his feet TO
remain in the tent, and q new tent VIII
not be ordered.
Engineer Commissioner Black was an
interested visitor at the camp yesterday.
The steam tug Bartholdi is mooIed at
the wharf of Fort Washington
The times., 1897-06-13
HANNA WILL CONTROL.
Republican County Conventions Are
All in His Favor.

Columbus, Ohio, June 12.-Repuhlican
county conventions were held in a number
of counties today and the result makes it
certain tEat Senator Hanna will have abso-
lutte control of the State convention.
The delegates chosen are almost without
exception for Hanna Senator Foraker, il
is said, has given up the fight, and VIII
not attend the convention, which viii prac-
iicaiiy settle who is TO be next United
States Senator, provided the State goes
Republican.
The times., 1897-06-13
CnIe-Ne,,hx Nunttais.

The marriage of Miss Hattie Newby and
Mr.. Hughes C. Cole, colored, took place
Wednesday evening at the brides resi-
dence, No. 4S d street southeast The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter
H. Brooks. pastor of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church THE bride was given away
by her brother, Frank II, Newby, and her
The times., 1897-06-13
UNDERTAKERs.
UNDERTAKERS.
j. WILLIAMS LEE.
UNDERTAK ER,
332 Pa. Ave. y. w
First-:ias~ service 'Phone, 1888.

maid of honor was Miss Willie Anna Robin.
son. T he service was followed by refresh
meuts. the tables being adorned tastefully
with flowers and fruits.
The times., 1897-06-13

SPECIAL NOTICE-FTe took place at
our store, but can fill orders for ma
terial in our line promptly from goods
IN our warehouse. j. T. WALKER SONS.
2O4 10th ST. NV. ie12-3t
The times., 1897-06-13
IN MESfORiAAI.

PFEIL-Ia menloriam OF MARY De-
LINDA, beloved wife of Henry ID. Pfeil,
who died two years ago today.
Gone. but not forgotten
The times., 1897-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BIDS ARE requested for the purchase
and removal OF the brick and frame
buildings, located on the northwest cor
ner of Attn and b SIS NV; same to he
removed within 20 days after acceptance
OF bid Right reserved TO reject any and
ali bids. Plans and all information fur
nished at office OF L. 5. ELECTRIC
LIGHTING CO. feI3-3t
The times., 1897-06-13
IS NOT IN 4 COTTON TRUST
Senator Jones, Of Arkansas,
Makes a Statement.
HE DESCRIBES HIS VENTURE

Br. Nc Emery, of Louisiana, De-
uoHnces the American Cotton
MIR. jones' Is Director-The
Democratic Leaders, Rema rhs.
The times., 1897-06-13

OFFICE of the ASscssoI District OF Co
lumbfa, Washington, June 4, 1851
Notice Is hereby given 70 the DI0prietOrs OF
all vehicles Tor the transportation OF pas
senSers for hire, including OmnibuSeS, street
cars dTa wn by hOrses, hacks, ca bs. ca Triaecs
and all other vehicles 20 used, that. all Ii
cenSes issued by the District OF Columbia
FOR the transaction OF the above described
kinds Of business will expire on the BOTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1897. Licenses must be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring
To continue Sucfi business after that date.
By order Of the Commissioners, ID. C.
MATTHEW TkIMBLE, Assessor D. c.
JeS-6t
DENTISTRY done on weekly and monthly
payments, crown and bridge work a
Speciality. DIR. T. W. STUBBLEFIELD,
l1th and sts over Merits Drug Store
myi g. 3mo
The times., 1897-06-13

Do you kno,o that you car haue the Norm
Sag, Evening and Sunday Times deliuered at
nessr residence foryVty cents a month";
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
FREE CURE FOR MEN.
A Michigan Man Offers 20 Send He
Discovery Free.


There Is always more or less slaplcion fts
tached 10 anything that Is orerou tfee ous
sometimes a man 80 overfows with generosl'y
sbat he cannot rest until his discovery "a
known 20 the world, in order that his fellow
men may profit by what he has di5coVcTtc:
lt Is ppon this principal that resident or
Kalamazoo, Mich, desires - = nd ffco 70
mankind prescription which VIII cure tncn.
Of any form OF nervous debility rcl ewes them
OF all the doubt and ertlinty which suca
men are regularly liable To and rostorea the
organs 70 natural size and vigor. As 10 costs
nothing to try the experiment., 10 would seem
that any man suffering with the nervous
troubles that usually attack men who mover
stopped to realize what might be the l.lai re-
sui ought TO DO deeply interested in rem.
edy which will restore them 20 health, strength
and vigor, without which they continue 10
live an existence Of untold misery. AS the
remedy i'm question was tho result OF many
wears research a. TO what combination would
be- De uliarly effective in restoring TO men tho
strength they need it would seem that all
men suffering with any fora OF nervous weak
ness ought TO write for such n RENE nc once.
A request 20 III. q. Olds Box 90. Kalamazoo,
Mich stating that you arc not sending Tor
the prescription out of IDLE curiosity, but that
you wish 60 make use of the medicine bv CIV
ing IL n trial Will be answered promptly and
without evidence as to whore Information
came from.
The prescription is scnt free. and although
some may wonder how MIR Olds can afford
10 give away his discovery there is no doubt
about the offer being genuine, Cut this out
and send 10 Mr. Ods, so that he may know
how yoc came 70 write him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
FOR LOVERS OF WHIST,
Howell Elucidates "lhe Call Through
the Honor"
why Best Suit is Opened-High Lead
From Short Suit Illogical.
Tn ,nv last noner mentioned the hand !:

In my last paper mentioned the hand;
Diamonds (trump), A, X, j, o, 4; spades,
j, o, A, 2; hearts, A, J, 8; clubs, X, the u
O being turned by the dealer, as q hand
from which led the . as a "call through
the honor" Several points OF the play
being unusually instructive, reproduce
ID here The above hand Is North's. North
leads to the first trick. The winning card
. In each trick is underlined, and the card
underneath is led next:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

Soothing for burns, scalds chapped hands
and lips Healing for cuts and sores. In
stani relief for piles, stops pain at once
These are the virtues Of DeWitt's Bazel saive'
Joseph =. Johnston's Pharmacy, SS West
Minister street; MstzVcr's Pharmacy. 80
North Main street; Alfrcd's Pharmacy, ii
Eddy street; Jossph Driver, Riverside Phar'
macy, " MSntru avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

II any Of our readers are troubled with
loss OF hair, the best preparation to re.
plenish IL that We know Of 10 Halls BSir
RsnsweE. Merit tsllss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
wTlie waIlie Astor.

While waIlie Astor.
Gillio Wallic Astor
Slipped and spraincd his price.
Then he sobbcd and sighed
For o porous plaster.
England IL far vasterP'
Joyiuliy lac cried.
"O'er the ocean wide
will be master.
Mnliohairc and diplomat
And pootaster.
II I don't, III eat my hati'
Sad Willie Waliie AstOr.
Willie wallie Astor
Sailad across the sea.
This is slow" said ho.
"I.et us travel faster"
Willie knew be daster
Very swollish be;
han vlpvr free;
Met the queen and sassed her.
Millionaire aud diplomat
Swelling like a Shasta.
"AmcricaS Why, where II thatr"
Said Willie Wallie Astor.
----- New 4eFh prezs-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTs-Men Of energy and good appear
ance TO take orders for our new and attrac-
tive works; a few hours steady work daily
will insure a generous income references re-
quired. John williams 81 Co.. 40 West Broad
way, New York city. a'-ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

The "shorts gain two tricks on the deal.
T. G.. HOWELL
Boston Press Club, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

FOX SALE-Nine room cottage az Oak
land Beach. Apply to j. b Randall 20 OAK
land Beach avenue novEn
FOX sALE-Two spienoid cottsge lots ON
Warwick Neck Apply to d. Russell Brown
uov2.tr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. g Westminster Street, Cor Dyer.
This old established house wholesale and retail
ZOE At fair price,, aud by prompt attention 10
business and the employment OF good men II
their several departments. merit continuance OF
the patronage 50 long enjoyed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

AGENTS-Wanted TO sell tubes OF Never
Hot" typewrting machine lubricant TO type
writers; nothing like IL; far better and more
durable than oil Apply personally, or SEND
10 cents i'm stamps for sample. Arctic Lubri
cant Co., l29 Furman ST.. Brooklyn, N. y:
ia7-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY to make money,
for the right party, in an old established bust
ness Call between a. IN. aud y. m 4! Sa-
bin street. lall-OL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

for sALE-Buttonwoods Cottage. parn
ally furnished. Apply TO u Russell Brown
nov2tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
FOX sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sAIlE-Ten.room mouse. l05 Burnett
street. Apply to ID. Russell Brown. now x
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

AGENTS-In every city and county in
United States who will work for SIS per
week; sample free 10 those meaning bust
ness. Lenox Manufacturing Co. go West
I2ith st. New York city. jaI-bt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14
PERSONAL.
HOUSES TO LET.

RIO LET-Small tenement in good order
four rooms, 273 Richmond street; IS mo lth
Apply 55 Elm street, Robert Muir. jal5ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

wANTED-Agent; lady or gent; salary SO
| month. Mr. Chandler, Hotel Halett, 8 20 IL
| q. M, 3 to 9p. m Jaf-ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-14

On nrst-cla.s rental real estate in this
city, value 80 per cent. above the mort
gsgs; not above Per cent for one to five
years. Address Box 400, Providence, X l.
o6-u
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
BIRD WINS THE MATCH RACE


The much-talked-of match race between
George Meierstein Of this rity and Birney
Bird Of St. PaLl came off at the Charles
Street park last evening in the presence of
good crowd. The race was five miles for
El Morgan. The men We're paced by tan
dems, the Hal brothers and Gadke ana
PrOulN alternating. Bird was the first to
ca ten the tandem which he held at rat
Ting clip for one mile ana a half when on
the change of tandemgg1 AHierstein caught
the double ct and kept his position until the
last mile when Bird displaced him on the
switch of the tandems. r,,.r-
The race was a haregrler from start 10
finish, the crOw1 standing up and yelling
Ike wild people Throughout the entire strug-
gle. on Birds assuming The lead the last
time the local man made dBn almost super
human effort to oust him but II was no go.
too gritty for him. The last lap was an
eleCtrfying one the tandein and the two
racers encircling the board track like birds
upon the wing, the rivals passing the tan
dem, with Bird length in the lead. on the
last quarter The time. ll;01, was remarka-
bly, good,
on the restoration Of order Starter Benson
announced that VIII Pixley challenged the
winner for 500 a side, which announcement
was greeted with cheers
Preceding the BiTd-M eierstein flight last
niglt there We're several good minor events,
which We're run as follows:
Ont-half mile open amateur, purse, $40
ana S. f Schra5er won. C l. Renawa and
Dan Brewer a tie for second. Time: ] .O9 2-5
one mile, open, professional $40 and s.:
Charlie Hall won, Virgil Hall second. II +.
Fredrckson third. Time, 2:23 is. Ed
ProulX also ro1e-
One mile open amateur. $40 and s.; L.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
JUDGE OSBORNE GETTING READY
Consul General to Samoa Receives His
Detailed Instructions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-(Special Tele-
gram Judge Luther A. Osborne, the newly
appointed consul general at Apa Samoa, ar
rived in Washington last night. He called
al the War department today and was ac-
companed to the State department by As
sstaut Secretary MeiklejGhn. The latter in
troduced him to Assistant Secretary Of State
Crid!er, who has charge Of consular affairs
and tc Chief Clerk Michael of the State
department. Judge Osborne spent the day at
the department receiving instructions as to
his duties in his new field. 1t is expected
that he will sail for Samoa about September
IA. 1t is said at the State department that
the paragraph printed recently IN one of
the German newspapers referred to the con
sui whom Judge Osborne succeeds, and that
no reflection whatever has been cast upon
the latter II is said that he Is entirely ac-
ceptable TO the German government and that
he will be welcomed by representatives Of
the ether governments on the island
Fourth class postmasters appointed today
Nebraska-Grctna, Sarpy county W, S.
Raker. Iowa-BaXter. Jasper county, d. r.
Mann; Bryantsburg, Buchanan county, j. NJ
Barclay; Charleston, Lee couuty, L. A, Bas-
sett; Givin Mahaska county, David Owens;
Gosport, Marion county, w NJ. Adams; Graf
ton, Worth county, George Swallow; Green
Mountain. Marshall county, T +. Boyee; Hen
derson, Mills county, A. E Harlan; Jerome,
ApanoOse county, J. +. Stephenson; Let's,
Louisa county, Launy Van Horne. Leighton,
Mahaska county, l.. s. Walker; Norway, Ben
ton county, J. L. NOrlan; Swan. Marion
county, Miss Jane suadley; Viale, Lee
county, +. L. Keran; Wesley, Kosauth county
2. S. Barrett; Westphalla, Shelby county
Joseph Zimmerman; White Elm, DAVIS
county, J. NJ. Carroll. South DakOta-Beau-
clare, Minrehaha county, Louis Qusmm
Highmore HYDE county, 5. c. Traverse; ;
Iroquoise Kingsbury county, j. r
Halliday; Egan. Moody county. W
o. Clough; Erwin, Kiogsbury county,
]. r. Wills: Fleetwood Minnehaha county
Mary Buhring; Gannvalley, Buffalo couaty
A. G. Hill; Hosmer, Edmunds county, A. f.
Hansen; Leoa Mcpherson county Emma
Hickman Ludlow, Ewing county. Carrie Nc
Cumsey; Oscsola Kinsbury county, C. n.
Edmonds; Parkston Hutchinson county. +.
D. Simmons; Pennington, Mlnnehaha county.
!. Berg; Powell Edmunds county Henry
Hods-n; Riehland. Union county, D. NJ
Dicksrson; Trip. Hutchinson county, Henry
Klatt, jr.. Vale, Butte county, o. G Olofson;
WtterDury. Jerrauld county, W e. Wat
terbury.
Pestmssters commissioned today: Ne
braska-lsaiah Babcock Grant; Dietrich H
Meyer Aurich. Iowa-Henry Hagedorn,
Green Island South D2kOts-Anna M
Schmidt Glendale
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
ATEMPERANCE PROMOTER.
Falling on in Liquor Consumption
Attributed to Wheeling.

The Philadelphia Times sees in the re-
duced consumption of liquors throughout the
country an argument in favor of the bicycle
as q temperance promoter: 1T may be a
coincidence" says the Times, that during
the year in which the use of the bicycle in
creased almost in geometrical progression
the consumption of liquor in this country
decreased to a wonderful extent, but 1t looks
very much as if there were some relation
between the two facts. That this liquor
habit is growing weaker among the Ameri-
can people is shown by the recent statement
OF the commissioner of internal revenue that
during the past year there has been a de-
crease of nearly 5000 900 gallons in the con
sumption of whisky and other spirits and OF
l,4OS,OO4 barrels in the consumption of beer
The bicycle is the enemy of the liquor
habit for two reasons. II apprOpriates both
fer its purchase and for its use the spare
moTey of the young man that formerly
went largely to the saloon keeper, and it
makes impossible over-indulgenCe in intoX-
icating drinks, because it can be operated
only to advantage by strong-limbed and
clear headed rider. The men who own hi
cycles today are not the millionares, but
the wage-earners of the country, and their
machines were bought from the money that
they were enabled to save by economiZing
in some other direction And what is more
reasonable than that this economy should be
first put in practice by cutting of the
luxury of drinking?
But the other reason why the bicycle is
cutting down the consumption of liquor
because it is not the friend of weak and
soddan mems more potent and will be
moro lasting. The athlete in all Branches
of sports nowadays is eschewing the use
of intoxicating drinks, and the wheelmen,
forming the largest band of athletes in this
country, must be given the credit for the
greatest decrease in the consumption of
liquor There are some riders who at first
dpeDly
strongly at the same time but they are
soon undeceived, and quickly join the great
majority of abstainers or light drinkers.
The bicycle has been condemned for inter-
fering with the sacredness Of the Sabbath
and for introducing a laXity in the morale
of the young but it should be given full
credit for its assaults upon the excessive use
of liOuOr.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
CvcIc Races nt Mend.

MEAD, Neb., Aug 21.-(Special Talesram)
The Mead cycle association held meet
at that place today and in spite Of strong
wind some good racing was witnessed.
Joseph Bastar of this place surprised his
friends by carrying off two Of the best
prizes Something like 100 people went
from this place to witness the sport The
crowd Is estimated at 1000. Results:
one mile novice: Bastar won; johnson,
second. Horn third Time: 2:5l
One-half mile open: kepner won; Prim-
ley, second Haley, third. Time: 1913 l-5.
HALEY. second; Tegeherg, third. Time: 3 Sc.
one mile open kepner won; Primley,
second; TeEleberE. third. Time: 2:3G.
Three-mi,e handicap: BastRr won; Shaw,
eacona. TeEleherE. third. Tme: A.2S.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
HON. FRANK M. hYE
After the strain of the Great Hay
ward Trial is Threntcned with
NERVOUS PRosTRATIoh.
His Nerves, strength and sleep Re-
stored by Dr. ChRrcOt's hoIn
Neryine Tablets.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan II, 1896.
Conference.-The weary months OF the
Hayward trial involved a severe strain upon
my nervous system, and after IL was over !
was threatened with protracted illness !
needed absolute rest and something 10 quiet
my nervous system. Fortunately q friend
recommended Or, ChRrcots Koa NeTyipe
Tablets as q sure specific and gave them u
trial. The effects were beyond my eX-
pecta,ions as / found almost Immediate Re
lief. My nervousness gave way 10 restful
and soothing feelings, and ] could sleep
and eat Tar better. For nervous prostra-
tion | regard Kola Neryine Tablets as in
valuable. FRANK NJ NYF
Hon. Frank NJ Nye IS too well known TO
need further mention. He is one o. the
distinguished lawyers OF the country, a
brother OF the late Bill Nye. His expert
ence with Or. Chareots Kola Neryine Tab
lets is that OF thousands The remedy is
famous for its cures where other medicines
had failed. A trial will convince yon OF
its wonderful merit.
Fifty cents and Sl.O0 at druggists or sent
direct, Write for testimonials Eureka
Chemical Mig. Co.. La Crosse. Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
LAST boat ron THE GOLD FIELDS.
Leaves Snn francisco Next week with
ScVcnty-Fiyc Men.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2l.-The last ex-
pediton this year from California for the
Alaska gold fields will leave here on August
25 The steamer Navarro has been chartered
by the California Alaska Navigation and Com
merCial company and viii tow the river
steamer Thomas Dwyer - the mouth of the
Yukon river. The Navarro will have aU-
commodations for seventy passengers. and the
miners expedition calculates on reaching Daw-
son City in about thirty days. Two phys clans
will accompany the expedition to look after
the health OF the Drospectors. IT, by any
mschance the Navarro reaches the Yukon
too late for the river boat to get through, ar
rangements have been made for caring for
the passengers until spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Mestrrn -Assncintiom scores.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 21.-Score:
uRuS"e Qancy -. 49,. ....... ..... ! SSLl2
Base hits Dubuque, .; Quincy, 10.
Errors: Dubuque, :; Quincy, 4. Batteries:
Dubuque, Butler and Sullivan; Quincy, Nc
Greevy and GraVer.
PEORIA, Ill, Aug 21.-Score:
Des YES Moinies ...... ........ 0 ? 2 0 0 2 o
Base hits: Peoria, II; Des Moines, s.
Errors: Peoria, !; Des Moines, g. Batter
les: Peoria, Roach and Quinn; Des Moines,
Cooper Pace ard Lohman.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. 21-score:
BnTingtohP Gqhi foP'as .''... -. Q Q a.
Base hits: Cedar Rapids, !; Burlington,
6. Errors: Cedar Rapids, 0; Burlington. 6.
Batteries: Cedar Rapids, Mahafy and
Fuller Burlington. Thompson and Williams
ROCKFORD, Ill, Aug. 2L-Score:
Rockford .... .......O 0 0 3 l 0 o O-6
St. Joseph ........... 0 0 ]. ! 0 . 2 -
Base hits: Rockford, g. St Joseph, TO-.
Errors: Rockford, >; St. Joseph, ;. Bat
teries: Rockford, Underwood and Huff; St.
Joseph, Meredith and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
uIinoi. Miners Ordered out.

SPRING VALLEY, H., Aug. 21.-State
Secretary D. NJ. Ryan Of the United Mine
Workers organization of Illinois has or
dered the district board to see that the
miners at work in the Mattheson &s Hegler
mine be compelled to come out. This mine
supplies the rolling mill and zinc works at
La Sale with coal Tha state officers say
that the men are working under the scale
price and that the interests of the La Sale
zinc kings are no more to be regarded than
any others interested This will make the
third attempt to get this mine out during
this strike.