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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25
ResDectfQlly Declined.

A New York tramp saved two little
girls from burning TO death the other
day and then refused a reward. The
grateful parents must have offered him a
io~b .-Cleyeland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

Among the reports of the jubilee per-
formances it seems somewhat Ike Cousin
Osborne got lost In the shuttle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

Debs is to ride at the head OF his
Utopia seekers. but this is only one of
his old walking delegate habits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

An exchange says: "Weyler is preparing
a COUP This comes of always counting
his chickens before they were Matched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

Mr.. Kurtz probably places the conven-
ton and the Urbana crowd on the list
as two reckless mobs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

the parlor shall be supplied with now
rocco furniture.
Wife-Oh. Charles, What have you
been doing?-Fliegende Batter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

Even the poor hyena did not escape
sandbagging after a few hours on the
streets of Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25
Befraved Himself

Husband-Dearest Mathilde. I have
made up my mind to grant all your wish
es. You shall go to the mountains six
weeks. you shall have a new dress. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25
HarJ ON Tom. :

We regret that Tom Watson will do no
trading hereafter; for we were in hopes
that he would swap himself off for a deaf
mute.-Memphls Commercial Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

A diamond jubilee is about what we
hold every time the home club WINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

Dunlop Flour. bag -. ............ y
barrel ID. .........-...--...S %
Plllsberry's best 81
barrel .. ................. 5 ~
Cold Medal. bag 81
barrel %. ............--.. 5 %
krbIcklc's COftc ...s,.-...."..r. TT
Lion COUce .. II
Clothes Pins. dozen ......-.......... I
6 pounds Grlnuistcd Sugar o.....- p
Light Brown Sugar ......-......... q
Good Green Tea Is
Good Black Tea ...........r..-. y
Ship Stuff. per hundred ...,.,....... g.
Brown stun. per hundred ........... s.
oats. bushel .
corn. pusne' .,
Soda Crackers 81
Ginger Snaps 81
Breast bacon ~
salt PORK \
Large Mackercl l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

PETERSBURG AGENT. J. a: Mn1,'
III BOWLINGBROOK fTREEi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

The price of The Times Is two cents per
INV and ten cents per week. delivered
within the limits of Richmond and manches
er. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

WASHINGTON BUREAU. ANGno MI
sWEEN MANAGER. WASH
INCTON, ID. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25
TINES ~BUILDINGs urrs

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III hoAA
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25

THE MAILING LIST is ONLY PRiNyts-
ED AnoUT EVERY TEN nnnass1
THEREFORE. DO NOT FfEL oS NxWF
IF THE DATE OPPOSITE NV "a NOT
THANGED AS SOON AS THE BUD
SrRIPTION is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-25
Water Coolers.

Neatly Japanned. nickel faucets. side
handles. ?, 3, = and 8 gallons, csc. $50, sl.i9
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-11
FUSION OR ANTl-FUSION
THE ANrI-FueIoNs
ARE NOW IN CONTROL
They Have secured the Psrmnsest Chair.
man and seated Al Their Csstess-
Ing Delegates.

Columbus. Ohio, Aug. 1o.-The antI-fu-
sion delegates 10 the populist state con-
vention sprang a great political coup to-
day All the arrangements for the con-
vention had been made by a committee
composed principally Of f,isiouists. and
were calculated to further the fusion
plan. Then the anti-fusionists discovered
that they had majority Of delegates ON
the ground. They proposed to strike whiIs
the iron was hot. Delegates were hastily
convened In the Auditorium at : o'clock
this afternoon. A temporary organisation
was formed. with John Seitz of Tim -
chairman. seitx Is one Of the leaders Of
the anti-fuson faction. and he defined his
position In brief speech upon accepting
the chairmanship. A recess was then
taken and the district meetings wers
held IN the Auditorium. the committees
being represented when the convention
assembled. An adjournment was taken
until a. IN. tomorrow
when the committee on permanent or
ganixation met Il was decided to make
the temporary organization permanent.
Hugh Cavanaugh. the fusionist candidate
for chairman. was defeated by a vote Of
~ To 2 The committee on credentials
seated all the. anti-fusion delegates where
there were contests. Tonight the fusion
lists had arranged n meeting TO be ad-
dressed by ex-congressman Towne al
Minnesota. and TO offset this the anti
fusionIsts arranged rival meeting.
which was addressed by W. s. Morgan sf
Arkansas.
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NOW HE GOES TO SCHOOL
PRESIDENT MKINLEY AT A CATH
oLIC SUMMER RESORT.
Archbishop Corrigan Among the Digul-
taries of the Church Who Receive
Him-A Pleasant Greeting.

Plattsburg, n. ", Aug. i0.-President
Mckinley to-day visited the Clin Haven
Catholic summer school adjoining the Ho-
tel Champain. He was accompanied by
the vice president and Secretary Porter.
large arch Of evergreen and golden rod
had been erected at the entrance of
Champlain avenue and the road was deco
rated with the national coiors. The school
auditorium. where the reception was held.
was gay with bunting. When the presi-
dent and his party entered the auditorium
the large audience rose and greeted the
distinguished visitors with hearty ap-
plause. Still standing. the entire audience
sang a song Of welcome. AT the conclu-
sion of the singing Rev DIR. Lavelle.
president OF the school made short
speech expressing the appreciation of
the school for the honor conferred by
the visit. The president then received
all who desired TO meet him and every
one present profited by the opportunity.
Among those on the stage besides Presi-
dent Lavelle and Secretary Mosher. were
Archbishop corrigan OF New York and
Bishop Gabriel of Ogdensburg. The presi-
dent spent few minutes at the Cham
plain club and appeared greatly pleased
by the evidence Of love and esteem which
greeted him at every hand
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SPAIN'S DEAD PREMIER
SIMULTANEOUS FUNERAL SERVICES
TO BE HELD.
The Queens Letter 10 the Afflicted
widow.

Madrid. Aug. 10.-The queen regent has
decrced that the military honors OBJ
served In case OF the funeral OF "a mar
shal shall be- accorded the remains of
the late premier Of Spain. who was sho,
and killed Sunday by Anarchist Coli.
The body OF the hpsnish siateman WI
arrive he,e "Wednesday morting The
pallbearers will be- an academician. an
admiral. president OF the senate. a knight
OF the Golden Fleece and Marshal Mar
tinez de campos. lntcrment Will take
place IN the Pantheon. Funeral scr, ices
Will take place simultaneously In all. tine
churches throughout the country. and
the official mourning will iaat hire, DAYS
The body of the late premier lies IN
the apartments which he 5ccduiec at San
Ia Agueda Two tapcrs me- turning n;
the foot of the bed and an il,sr has bcea
erected and masses for the rspo ie AZ HIS
soul are being constantly c.lebrateJ.
The queen regent has srit.sn "A letter
10 the widow the premier In which her
majesty says: 81 am so affected and
grieved by the horrible misfortune | can
not find words To express the pain I feci.
I would like to send you my consolation.
but can only weep with you for the de'tr
being you have los, and who loved you
so much
A dispatch from Lucernc. Italy. says
that the Italian police have identified Col
n. the assassin of Senior Canovas, as MI
chel Angiolino He II 80 years Of age and
was born at Foggia capital ri the prov
ince OF that name In the Apulian plain
His military record was very limited. He
proved an indifferent and disobcdient SOL
dler and was sentenced TO three years
service in the disciplinary battalion. Sub
sequentiy he became compositor. In
April. lSas. he was sentenced to II months
imprisonment for disseminating anarch-
list literature. but after serving a part
Of the term he escaped to Spain, His
father. who Is tailor, Is grief-stric ken
hN The rrlma of bis son.
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BOUND ron the kLoMoYkG.
Two More steamers win Leave snn fran-
cisco and win stop nj seattle.


Two More steamers win Leave snn fran-
cisco and win STOP at seattle.
San Francisco. Aug. io.-Two more
steamers left to-day for the north with
miners bound for the klondyke fields.
The Faralton carried small number OF
passengers and large quantity OF sup
plies, but expects to pick up more at BE-
attic and other Puget sound ports en-
route TO st. Michacis. The Humboldt car
ried Is passengers. who win be augmented
at Seattle by about 100 others.
Seattle Wash. Aug IA special to
the Post-Intelligencer from Dyea. Alaska.
Aug T. says: Though the United States
statutes strictly prohibit importation OF
Iquor into Alaska for other purposes
than for medicine. yet there are thous-
ands OF gallons OF alcohol. whiskey and
brandy being landed every week. A large
part OF II II being shipped To the klon-
dyke The worst kind Of whlsksy finds
ready sale to Indians for 81 a bottle. The
traffic IL not restricted alone 20 these
parts OF Alaska. but Is common all along
the coast. In almost every bay or nook
Of land where Indians live are sloops
from which whisk-y Is sold In abundance.
At Dyea and skaguay, as well as J.nesu.
wrangei and sitka. are found many sa-
looms running wide open. The sovernmrnt
Issues them an Internal revenue license
and at the same time prohibits the i'm
portation and sale Of liquors.
Washington. Aug. e-The state depart
ment has not yet received the application
from the British government for permls-
sion to run telegraph line through
United States territory connecting the
gold helds OF the kiondyke with the outer
world. II In said that the application viii
raise new question. only comparable to
that which was involved In the establish
ment of the mixed mail route In Alaska,
which gave rise TO so much talk.
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Ba-,on'. wool Market.

Boston. Aug. io.-rhe wool schcduls
here shows some falling on In the sales
but the market holds a strong position
aud there Is no difiiculfy In making ssles.
provided prices are not held too high.
the line and but few sales are rcccrdsd.
Territory woods are selling at ~ e<nts
for fine medium and fine. SECURED Austria
han woods hold firm and prices are grad
ually being worked higher T~rttory
wools-Montans fine medium and me. y
niic: secured. sofftse, staple. u1He; Wy
ominE. Utah. etc. nne medium and nne.
ilpl3c. secured ~; staple. t,rtc-
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CIVIL SERVICE OPPOSED
Kentucky Republicans Want q
Whack at the Spoils.
THE PARTY HARMONIOUS
II Was Feared There Would Be Q Clash
In the Convention But Il Was Pre-
vented by Good General
ship.

: Louisville. Aug. l0.-The republican
state convention. which met In this
city to-day for the n,rnos. ~ romt.
mailing a c,srL ~ r. -, =, .,.
- " '"e 'Vu'' -. ePP'as
was ."'ue" harhnPn'"us' Ihere was
an iuea IN some quarters thar there
would be bitter hight between Brad
ley and Hunts r-Todd factions. but the
generaIship of the party leaders pre-
vented the antIc,nated clash Ths
stats ana na,,crs1 a,,,,,.,t.,.,.,'...
YER. ,naarsi va al, ~ ra.'Vns
49,, 49, ais '' a'u clF,i ssrslce vas op-
rscsn, on,e r',',,,,',,.', INV uown W w
a,hsr ,,,''rS. s, .'"'en.'on. ="
,,,nt,. rn,,,,,, a"s 1 70 .ns nen
good .na,,rh 10 ,,s ' w., ,h..
esr,a,, o,,,ca. ,,h,ch shs,,,y yue 'ne,e ,a, aa
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Tha ,,,,a,',, -. .-o
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ra,, chai.,,,a ~. ...s.,
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hos an,,e,,no.'.a ~. .,',' W. ~,
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s,an - ps,n,,.s ana.., ~ o,on,is,,
ad,,,,rnaS m,,,,, ,.a,s "' '''''"
Ths nonuni,,sa ~, rs.o,,,,o,. ,,.,
raaa ,,s rsnn,, which ,.. adn,,.t h,,
n INN n,,,n,,s s,a na,n,n 49,. ~
"Rsso,.sd p, ~. rs,,,,h,,.., marty
I'm ccnysn,,n, asss,n,,,sS '"'
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m. r,a,s p,,,, aSno,aa H. a. ,~ ., In,,ls ~
an ,sae
u" .sscora r,.. ,. .n,.r. al. 80.
nuh,,cam national ana ssa,s .am,,,,,s-
,ra,,nns and as,s,.,sI,v ca,n,,ana ~,
sc,,an ~, amr nre..,t s,s,e "s,,c,s,. H..
thsir .srar,s ~ s,nnr.ss ,,,oh v,a,sr,'s
n nd 20 rras.rva ,he anannIs, .rad,, ~
,ha s,s,a
'Third W. command tho ac,,on N,
Aha sranr.s.n,a,,va. ~ ,ha rsnnh,,can =
nar,v 4, The nasssy. ~ ,h.. ,sr,sI hiII
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Brenk for Liberty.

Boston. Aug. 1o-While attempting to
escape from the state prison at Charles
town. just before noon. Herbert Willis.
the young Taunton desperado. who was
recently setsnced to :.fc lmprisoum"nt
for the murder OF Fred NJ Strange. was
fatally injured. and his brother Edward.
who assisted him In the break for lib
erty. was seriously wounded by the
guards. Two Of the latter were wounded
By the Willis brothers. Edward Willis.
who had gone into the prison 10 visit
his brother. had conirived 10 pass re-
voIver TO Herbert. retaining a weapon
himself. and with these they tried To
overcome the guards.
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HOMESTEAD RIGHTS.
A Decision OF Interest to settlers upes
Pobiie Lands.

Washington, Aug l0.-Assistant Attor-
ney General Vandevanter OF the Interior
department has prepared and Acting
Secretary Ryan to-day approved OF, q
decision which will be Of considerable In
terest to public hand states. section 8 of
the act OF March. iSSo. authorized those
who had partially exercised their home
stead privilege 10 make an additional
entry of public land. 81 as TO make .
full quota Of ie0 acres. Heretofore this
section has been construed as applying
only to those who had partially exercised
their homestead privileges before tbs
passage ~ the act The decision says that
Il was the evident intention Of congress
to provide a means by which every homs-
steadcr might acquire title To lee acres cf
land. notwithstanding prior partial exer-
else Of the homestead right.
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be granted bot only upon the condition
that the question discussed was; WAS
the Bay conference Justified In suspend
Ing Rev. G. %. BrownT' Mr.. Hatch de-
er been vindicated. as the latter claimed.
Hatch'S views were practically adopted
by a unanimous vote Of the committee.
The report was later brought before the
conference.
The Bay conference % the conerega-
tional churches this evening adopted the
report OF it, special committee recon-
mending the granting OF the request u
Rev. c. o. Brown. ID. D.. OF Chicago. for
a new council stipulating the council
discuss only the question. Was the Bay
conference Justified in suspending tho
Rev e. u. Browns'
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blanche M, n rilibu.,.rer.

Washington. Aug. n.-The government
will order the release OF the schooner
blanche Morgan. now detained at Bridge
port. Conn, as a suspected filibustercr.
Captain Very. representing the govern
ment at the bridgeport ammunition
works. was at the department to-day and
stated that the ammunition found on
the Morgan belonged 10 the government
and was being shipped TO New York.
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Rev. Dr. Browns Case Again up for Con-
EreEntional Consideration.

Oakland. Cal. Aug. iO.-The Bay con-
ference met this afternoon In the First
Congregational church. Rev, J. X. Nc
Lean. u. D.. acted as ,ihdsr Itor. The
case Of Rev. G. q. Brown, D. u, tis dis
credited divine. who was admitted Ia the
Dubuque conference. Was introduced by
the report OF a committee composed OF
Rev. George ID. Hatch. Rev. J. A. Cruxan.
Rev. W. W. Scudder. Professor George
Moran Of the Pacific Theological SENT
nary and =. W. Congdon. Prior to the
meeting OF the conference this committee
had met and Rev. George Hatch of
Berkeley had submitted a report for ITS
approval His report embodied the fact
that the remcnstranees ~ the COMMITTEES
were OF no avail In Inducing the DUBUQUE
and Chicago conferences not to aimit
Brown 10 fellowship lie recommended
that Browns request for a new council
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Essmlper Men sim Out.

San Francisco. Aug io.-Aciing upon
the advice OF his attorneys. Messrs. Red
dy. Campbell and Matson, Sheriff whalen
to-day decided not to execute the commit
ments issued by Notary L. d. Craig yes
terday, ordering Managing Editor A. W
Lawrence and business Manager T. T.
Williams Of the Examiner imprisoned In
the county Jail I'LL they answered certain
questions relating TO the libel suit insti-
tutcd against them and W. r. Hearst By
Claus SpreckelS.
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HIT THE WRONG MAN.
Cane rired at seaman aud Wounded n
Captain In the Leg.

San Francisco. Aug. lo.-The iong-stand.
ing feud between the members of the sa.-
Iors' union and Boarding House Master
John Cane. came 20 climax this morn
Ing. when Cane was attacked by Frank
johnson, a seaman. on East street. while
the fight was in progress Captain r. W.
Masters OF the harkentine Gardiner city
appeared upon the scene and went 10
Canes assistance At that moment. how
ever. Cane drew n pistol and fircd at his
assailanf. but the bullet. missing Its
mark. struck captain Masters In the
fieshy part OF the right leg. innicting a
painful wound.
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DIED CALMLY.


Dsnnemora. n. r.. Aug. Io-F'rank G..
Conroy, the ogdensburg wife murderer.
was executed by electricity at Clinton
prison to-day. conroy was pronounced
dead "a minutes after the first shock. He
walked between Fathers Beranger and
Cotton unsupported to the chair. his
eyes upon the cruciflx and praying. He
met his fate calmly. On the morning OF
May 4. last year. Frank conroy returned
to his home In ogdensburg from Mon
ireal Walking into the house. he accused
his wife Of unfaithfulness. Angered at
her denials. he snatehed up a carving
knife and hacked her head and throat
until she was dead. His two little daugh-
ters aged and {. Witnessed the murder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-11
ROASTED GOVERNOR Black.
The American Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Science.

Detroit, Aug. Members OF the Amer
lean Association for the Advancement Of
Science were stiil arriving when the days
session began. The general council. after
Il short morning session, adjourned until
night To-days general session was brief
and occupied mainly with announcements.
The programmes of the scientific address,
rs and discussions before the several sec
tions OF the association this afternoon
were extensive and for the most part
largely attended. The proceedings were
enlivencd by n criticism Of Governor
Black by William Hale. Ph. D.. Brooklyn.
before the section OF social and economic
science. Dr. Hale's subject was "Civil
Service Reform"
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Going with Bryan to Mexico.

Cheyenne. wyo.. Aug. 1o-congressman
Osborne has been invited 20 accompany
William J. Bryan this fall on trip
through Mexico To study the Industrial
conditions Of that country and 10 look
into the silver question as related 10 mon
eiary affairs in the United States.
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Iucrsmsing Their Forces.

London. Aug. lo.-ln pursuance OF the
British admirslty's policy OF strengthen
Ing the torpedo boat and torpedo Destroy
er fotillas abroad. the Virgo and Thrash
er have been commissioned for the Pa
cific station and the Quail and Sparrow
Hawk have been commissioned for The
North American stations by cruisers.
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Washington. Aug. io-pr. Joseph J.
Kinyoun. past assistant surgeon. United
States marine hospital service. has bccu
designated by the SECRETARY Of the rsss-
ury to represent this governnent a. the
International exposition OF hyEien< snd
sanitary service ON shiphoard. 10 b held
In Brussels in September
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SAITH WILL Mssr pAlMsa.
A Match Arranged tn Take Place In Lone
don for o. .000.

San Francisco. Aug. io.-soIly Smith.
the California bantam. has signed arti-
clcs to meet Peddler Palmer before tho
London National club on Oct. u for y
purse Of Sl.o. II II understood that the
men will weigh In ut IL pounds each.
smiths signature was secured BY W. r.
kibbler. who represents Doc Ordvuy
OF the London club. II Is stipulated that
" Smith Is defeated by Grimm In this city
Aug ~ that the match with Palmer Is TO
be declared on.
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Won rhisimann Appointed.

Berlin. Aug. lo.-The appointment cf
Baron Won Thielmann. the retiring Ger
man ambassador to the United states.
AS secretary OF the imperial treasury IN
succession to Count Posadowsky Web
ner. II gazetted.
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Camounix. France, Aug. 1o.-Four
French officers have just made n record
ascent OF Mont Blanc via the route FOL.
lowed by the famous Alpine guide.
Jacques Balmal who Is said Ia have been
the first to reach the summit.
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Asheville. n. C.. Aug. lo-Bob Brackett,
the negro who assaulted Miss Kiitie Hen
derson near here yesterday. was caught
this morning and fully identified. He has
been lodged In the county Jail.
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the day following pay day. There was
no disorder over the payment OF the
men. although both strikers and depu-
ties expected trouble. The total
amount paid out was over 5000. The
diggers received from SIS to tt6 for two
weeks pay. Many say they had little
difficulty In earning $3.50 a day and
they do not see how the strike can ben
eft them. The company discharged -
foreign workmen and last night all of
them took up quarters In the strikers
camp.
IL Is claimed that a number of West
moreland company miners have offered
their services as deputies when the
strikers arrive. Fifty deputy sheriffs
were transferred from Plum Creek To
Turtle Creek this morning to see that
order Is preserved while the diggers at
Oak Hill are being paid. All but a few
Of the Oak Hin miners joined the strike
10 days ago. and Superintendent DE
Armitt says they Will not he paid. The
proposed march on the Spring Hin
mine OF Alexander Dempster was not
made this morning on account of
heavy rain.
The Labor Tribune has received a let
ter from a correspondent at Blrming-
ham. Ala. stating that agents are at
nlaces of striking miners in The North
The letter saws smailnox is nreyalant
among the coIored paonls. In ,h.t sec,
tion and asks thai the au,horItiss h..
warned ~ the danger n, snrsadiny the
disease throuyh the Nor,h hv nermit-
The Injunction issued agaInst the
miners officIaIs a, Rnenola Vas served
on President Dolan WIN he stenned
from the train at that Mace last night
but he disreearded II and addressed n
large meeting near the mine a short
time later Thi. mornIny Iudye c,ol,,er
extended the Iniunetion ,o make A in
cIude I5 additionaI dsfandan,s
A body Of strikers marched IN Gan
onsbure this morning and are nov en-
camped near the mines which are in
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len continued his story when the trgel
examination upon the charge OF murder
was resumed before Judge Campbell to-