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STREET PRESENTER
ian Church. between o and p streets
Rev. w. c. Sherman. pastor. Preaching
by pastor at II g. m. followed by the
c. E. Meeting at $780, Evening service
at 7:30 p. m. You are invited. 1t
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HARGROyE PHILOSOPHICAL So
day and Friday nights at O'clock in
Theosophicai Hall, l017 Ninth street. Sun
day evening, lecture by DIR. Allen Grit
carnation" Friday night next, Discus
sion of that subject. The public cordially
invited. 1t
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BoOKBINDERs.

THOSE MAGAZINES, THAT MUSIC
gather IL up and have it bound at f. W
Ereuning s. 319 street. Sacramento.
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CANARY BIRDS FOR SAIE-SINCERS
and females, 11l2 f street
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Eighth and / streets.-Rev c. L. Mel,
rector. Sunday services as follows !:
Early communion Except first Sunday
in month"; a. m. Sunday-school 9:45
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, IL
a. m. Evening prayer and sermon 7:30
D. m All seats free at evening service.
Music by vested choir of men, eighteen
voices. Choral service morning and
evening. Visitors heartily welcome. at
all times. 1t
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Fer SALE-20 SHARES OF FARMERS
ana Mechanics Bank stock. Address
Box 2Ss. P. o.. Sacramento
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COAL AND WOOD PEP Q,

SIS L street, between Fifth and Sixth-An
kinds of wood, coal. coke, charcoal and
kindling a the lowest prices; weights and
measures guaranteed. Cap. telephone No.
$685. JAMES McCAW, Proprietor.
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FOR SALE-5.000 FEET OF AND g.
inch pipe at low figure. Inquire Sac
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PAWNBROKER. THE THE ONLY

Gensed and reliable In the city Cncls
Ike's collateral loan office. Cash furnished
On diamonds. watches and Jewelry. 23l X
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TO LET OR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT
17n Or rooms stable; So So
10S Fifteenth--6 rooms: $40.
l4l3 O-6 rooms, shed. S7.
2511 P-5 rooms. stable: 81.
1917 Thirteenth-4 rooms, part furnished !:
SIS.
Four housekeeping rooms for man and
wife: no children. choice location.
HAWLEY. 100S Fourth street.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ner Twenty-fifth and n streets.-Rev A.
]. Sturtevant. Preaching at II a. m. and
ing subject: THE Lord Our Helper" In
the evening Miss NJ L. Ostrom, late OF
Kayin, China, will occupy the pulpit. 1t
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SEVENTH-S STREET NJ f. CHURCH.
Elder of San Francisco District will
preach morning and evening. Com
munion service after the morning SER
mon First Quarterly Conference Of the
Sacramento station will be held this
Saturday evening. at 7:30, at the
church. IL
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CHICAGO CHIMNEY s,s SWEET psls

vent loss from fire Have your chimneys
cleaned by Egan Bros, S2l X, next to
Hale Bros: white labor. Tei-Sunset s0s
black: Cap 102.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS GENTLE.
man nurse; experienced. Apply 30:
Twelfth street. dlO-6t
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The pastor will preach at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Evening subject: Looking
Toward Christmas" Special music by
the church choir. It
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GIFTS FOR CATALOGUES, Souven-
irs, letter heads. newspaper
advertisinb, etc. ]. A. MCKEE, 50415 J
street, over L. l.. Lewis & Co.'S house
furnishing store.
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DRESS AND cLoAKMAKING.

Removed to sIei& x, where she will be
pleased to see old patrons and friends
DREsSMAKING-S- Sc 80: SILK
Waists, So; Skirts, 81 80. s21 Sixth street
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RREAD FRESH MORNINGS AND
ONIHDs afternoons; also hot rolls,
biscuits, etc. Try our Ralston Gluten
Bread. Squash, Custard and Lemon Pies
a speciality. Ann Arbor Bakery, 10l2 st.
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CATHOLIC GOODS. gEISE E.: -.

Books. candles. rosary beads, holy water
fonts. etc. General variety store, cigars,
tobacco. ammunition. Adam Haubold. 1122
J street.
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COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL WANTS
situation upstairs work; can also cook
wages, SIS. 1896 J. upstairs
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 1 street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.-Frank
M Mitchell. pastor. Sunday-schooi,
s:45 m B. Y P. L. at 80 D. M Preach
ing at II a. m. and 80 p. m. Seats Free 1t
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CHEAPEST AND BEST HAY IN THI
city at c. E. ADAMS 11O6 j.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-18
FORMAL OPENING.
The British Association for the Advancement
of Science.

Tor NTo, Ontario, August IS Will
an address at Massey hall by the presi-
dent-eleet, Sir John Evans, x. @. B.,
Of London, the sixty-seventh annual
meeting of the British association for
the advancement of science will be
formally opened at 8 O'Clock tonight.
The hotels are crowded with distin-
guished scientists of the United Kiug-
dom, Canada and the United States,
and whose names and titles II given in
extenso would fill several columns.
Supporting the incoming president
on the platform to-night will bv Sir
Joseph Lister, Lord Kelvin, Lord Raj.
eigh, Sir David Salomans, Prof w. E.
Ayrton, Prof. William Crookes, govern
or general, the Earl of Aberdeen, Sir
Charles Tupper, Sir Donald A. Smith,
Sir William Dawson, Prof. Loudon,
president of the university OF Toronto,
Prof. John Milne, and other scientists
of International reputation.
! The annual address of Sir John
Evans will, it is understood, be devoted
to the twin subjects of archaeology and
anthropology. A meeting Of the coun-
Gil of the association was held this
morning, at which number of new
members were elected. The associa-
ton will meet to. morrow in sections
and IN the evening there will be re-
ception to the governor.general and
the Countess of Aberdeen.
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Royalty WeIcomed.

LONDON, England, August 1S.--
The Duke and Duchess of York re-
ceived right royal welcome upon
their entry into Ireland, to-day. The
royal party crossed from HollYhead to
Kingstown in the royal yacht" Osborn"
end were received upon landing by
Field Marshal Lord Roberts. The
entry into Dublin was made in full
state, the gayly decorated streets being
lined with troops. Their royal high
snesses rode in an open carriage drawn
by four cream colored horses and from
the beginning to the end of the route
were enthusiastically ,cheered, the
duke and duchess bowing repeatedly
in response to the plaudits. At the
castle they were received and Welcomed
by Lord Lieutenant and Lady Cadogan
and whose guests at the vice-regal
lodge they will be throughout their
stay, which extends to Saturday week,
when they will go to the famous lakes
of Killarney.
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Catholic Abstainers.

SCRANTON, Pa, August ls.-Repre-
sentative Catholic abstainers are here
in large numbers from all parts OF the
country to participate in the delibera-
tions of the twenty seventh annual
convention of the Catholic total abstl-
nence Enion of America. This moru-
ing the delegates and visitors marched
in procession to St. Peters cathedral
where pontifical high mass was cele-
'brated BY Bishop Hoban, of the diocese
Of Ashley, Pa. At the conclusion Of
the service, the convention organized
in st. Thomas college hall with Rev.
DIR. james M. Cleary, OF Minneapolis,
as president, and the delegates were
welcomed by Bishop O'Hara, of this
diocese. The annual reports of the
officers wero then presented.
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fnH TIME AT HAND.



/ DErRorr, Michigan, August 18.--
The proceedings Of the annual conven-
|tion Of the American bankers associa-
tion were continued this nrrning. A
supplementary report from President
Lowry, which was referred to'the APP
propriate committees, was semi-senss-
tional In it's nature, inasmuch as 1t
Indirectly suggested that the time had
arrived when the banking Interests
might actively participate in political
affairs to secure uniformity in financial
and commercial laws.
Under the head of call of states, o
brief statement was made by the chair.
man Of each delegation concerning the
general condition Of business in their
various localities. The regular pro-.
gram ne was suspended for the intro
ductlon OF ComptroiIsfi0 i0f the Currency
Eckels, who delivered . brief address,.
rhe convention then took up the ques-
ton, "What legislation is needed with
respect to the currency r. Among
those who offered suggestions were,
John P. Branch, Of Richmond, Virginia,
Myron T. Herrick, of Cleveland, and
Hon. John III. Leathers, OF Louisville. |
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The Veterans, Union.

SPRINGFIELD, o., August 18.-For
the next three days, this city will be
in the possession of the national COM
mand of tho Veterans union, the
annual encampment OF which organi-
cation opened here, to-day. The head
quarters train, bringing the delegates
from the eastern states, escorting the
national officers, arrived at 8 o'clock,
this morning. The national officers,
comprising Communicating Chief Chss.
w. Wood, Adjutant-Genersl Putnam
and Quartermaster McFarlan, all Of
Worcester, Mass, Deputy Commanders
Long, of Michigan, and P. G. Harsh
barger, OF Louisville. and Col. Chas.
Bsttelle, of Summersille, Mass, chief
OF staff, were met by local members
and escorted with honor to their hotel
The report OF Commander-in.C Chief
Wood will show that the membership
OF the order has increased by over
10000 in the past year.
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DEATH NEARAT HAND.
Another Unsuccessful Attempt
by Anarchists to Xiii the
President Of France.
SOME EXPLOSIONS OCCUR
The Illinois Board Of Pharmacy
After Drug Adulterants
With n Vengeance.
LEPRosY IN LINCOLN, NEB

PARIS, August 1S:: President Faure
had a narrow escape from death It's
morning, presumably atnthe hands Of
anarchists. Bombs wsre placed 10 a
flower stall on the route of the presi-
dent following. Fortunateiy, they
failed TO explode at the critical mo.
ment, President Faure passing the
place two minutes before. Much DAM
age and great excitement followed the
expl' sion. aft was most adroitIy man
aged to kill The president. The police
are actively working on the case, but
the intended assassins have not yet
been caught.
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A Family Re-Unlon.

WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, August 49,
The seventh national re- union Of the
descendants Of George and Michael
Harlan in the United States. and which
celebrates the 21Oth anniversary Of the
landing OF the family In
this country, opened. to-day,
10 TattersaIl hall. Invitations had
been issued to over 1,60U members Of
the association scattered over the
United States, and fully one-fourth Of
this total is In attendance. Ohio,
Illinois. Indiana, Mi souri,, AlAbans.
Pennsylvania and Maryland are eE.
peeia'ly well represented.
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a mocbIv-rl.rried rresk.

CHICAGO, Illinois, August 18 David
Bates Gates, an alleged biganist, was
yanked ont Of his pink, white bridal
bower, on the freak platform local
museum, by an uofeeHng copper, and
hau ed into court to answer to another
charge OF bieatny, preferred by wife
No. b. Bates, bah was promptly fur
uished by the museum management,
aud the .smuch married modern Mo :
mon" was escorted back to the plat
form. t
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Military Day.

CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Colo, August
1S.-This is ..Milltary day" OF carni-
val week, and an immense crowd went
out to Camp Jeffrey at Broadmoor to
witness The field maneuvers and ths
sham battle between the Seventh regi-
ment, U. >. A., from Fort Logan and
the First regiment, Colorado national
guard. The grand flower parade and
battle of flowers takes place to morrow
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IOWA REpusLlcANs.



CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, August 1S.---
The republican state convention was
called TO order shortly after II O'Clock
by Fl. G. Mcmillan, chairman OF the
state central committee, By the way
OF an Innovation, the convention is
being heldin large tent, pitched upon
the 9. 0. z. college campus, and hav-
ing seating accommodations for 5000
people. The convention is one Of the
largest political bodies that has ever
met In this country. The roll
of delegates and alternates ag-
gregate nearly 5000 names. A
full ticket, comprising governo's
lieutenant governor, Judge OF the ST.
preme court, superintendent of public
instruction and railroad commissioner,
is to be nominated.
Up to two weeks ago, Governor F.
M. Drake had a clear field for the RI
nomination, and his withdrawal, based
upuu his puyeiCai oUuuiSiuus WuiCu 40
so precarious that participation In an
active campaign would imperil his
life, has precipitated q red hot contest
and developed field full of .would-be
nominees. As result, to-day's COR
vention will witness one of the liveliest
contests ever seen in the state. Lead
Ing among the candidates for the head
of the ticket are ex- United States Sen.
ator James Harlan, Lieutenant Gov
srnor Matt Parrott, ex-Congressman
W. L Fuller, and Senator A. B. Funk.
1t is a free-for-all race, Parrott having
ne largest following, at the start, ou
With the indications favoring dark
horse. md wbo may provo TO be
spesker II W Byers
AT noon there was a chao ic condi-
ion regarding the nomination, but I
n Shaw is the probable candidate for
Z werner.
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The ..DIvine Healer. =

P1TTsBURG, Pa, August 49,
Mrs. Margaret FerrIs,a wealthy widow,
and Schlatter, the "divine healer" F"
had private interview at the Victoria
hotel, this morning. Later, Schlatter
sent a telegram saying be would re-
turn to Canton tomorrow. He denies
himself to callers. Mrs. Ferris declined
10 be seen and announced that she was
going to New York tp-night.
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Drug Adnlterants

: CHICAGO. H., August ia dash
at the drug adulterants in Chicago
was made to-day blythe state board of
pharmacy. There are 200 alleged
violators. One firm was found selling
as cream tartar q concoction that was
plaster paris to an unprecedented ex-
tent, 81 per cent. Numerous samples
were found Of quinine pills without
quinine, lithia tablets without iathia
Gases of prescriptions having been
filed without the principal ingredienis,
are reporteu.
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PRovIDENCE, r. l.. August 1S.--At
to-day's session of the national florists
convention. papers were read by Prof.
Halstead, Of the United States agri-
cultural experiment station at New
Brunswick, and Charles j. Dawson, of
Boston. Fbis afternoon the delegates
took part in shooting tournament at
Johnstown, q suburb OF this city.
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Wheat and Corn Moving.

OMAHA, Nebraska. August 49,
Wheat and corn are moving out OF Me-
braska at the rate Of 500 cars day,
three-fourths new wheat. Old corn is
being released in great quantities, be-
cause the new crop is assured. Me-
braska railroads have borrowed oil the
rolling stock they can secure.
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A Case Of L.eprosy.

LINCOLN. Neb., August 1S DIR.
Everett has just discovered a case Of
well-developed leprosy here, the VIC
tim being John Clauson, Norwegian
laborer, who has family of three chill
dren. Considerable alarm is felt, lest
the disease may spread. Clauson may
live two years. City officials cannot
keep him quarantined.
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ANOTHER ExpLosIoN.

ALTOONA Pa. August 1S -Mrs.
meia Haws was fatally burned by
the explosion OF can OF oil while she
was starting fire, this morning Mrs.
Donavan, neil hbor, was fatally
burned while trying to quench the
flames. Mrs. Haws and her two chill.
lren were unconscious when they were
rescued from the second story. The
iouse was burned to the ground.
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Crusade Against Vice.

New YORK, N. Y, August 1S.-
Captain Collins. of the Coney Island
police force, this morning announced
that the crusade against vice, on the
island, would begin in earnest. Then
the police went out and closed up five
places of Amusement, which were con-
Quoted as immoral shows. The Chi
cago conche dancers were fired, and
twenty-one hotels were condemned as
immoral
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Girl Accidentally shof.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 18.-Thomas
O'Neill and William Hamilton, accus-
ed of killing Maggie Canten, whom
both claimed as sweetheart, were
exonerated BY the coroner's jury, to-
day. Hamilton admitted that be killed
the girl, but claimed it was an accident,
and O'Neill corroborated the story
Hamilton was released.
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Pound Dead.

DENVER, Colorado. August H.
Charles Goodwin, young soldier, from
Fort Russell. Wyoming, was found
dead, this morning, near a railway
crossing. Whether he was killed by a
passing traip, or murdered, is not def
nitely known. He had $50 on his
person, last night, and only $40 were
found on his body.
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stesmer. MIs.lne.

DULUTH, August 18.-Fears are en-.
tertained for the safety Of The steamers
"AppomAttox" and 'tFour Consuls, y
which we're due here yesterday. There
is atorm on the lake. The vessels
had forty in the crew.
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Blessed with Twins.

BOURBON, Ind, August 1s. --B.
r. Tedro, aged eighty-three years.
and wife, aged sixty.two, have been
blessed with twins. Both parents are
healthy. This is the first case Of the
kind ever recorded in the state.
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Died From Ills wounds .

DENVER, Colo, August 18.--Thomas
Mcdonald. telegraper operator from
Ell Paso, died this afternoon, from q
beating received from some men who
assaulted him in a Blake-street saloon,
last night. The murderers are m.
known, but the police are investigat-
fnr. :. Il -. ( s
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DE SoTo. ILL.,, August IS The boiler
at the shaft OF the ssDe Soto'' coal mine
exploded, this morning, instantly kill
ing the engineer and seriously scalding
five Others. The mine employs fifty
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silver stilI Declining,

NEw YORK, New York, August 49,.
Silver took another tumble. to-day, the
metal dropping to -625S lead, sta
tionary at 33 go; Mexican dollars
quoted At 40 cents.
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Iaiands AnnexeA.

NEW YORK, n, r, August 49,
Great Britain has recently increased
her vast domain BY the formal annex.
alton of six islands in the Pacific, sc-
cording 10 the Melbourne Age.
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A DeadIy coIIlaIoll.

MoLEkEsBoRo, H., August 1s.--Six
men were instantly killed, to-day, in q
head end collision on the Louisville &
Nashville road. The trains were going
at full srssd The names OF the dead
are OF vet obtaiua ,le.
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No fusIpn ior Psfler.

TOPEKA, Kansas. August 49,
Ex- Senator. Feffer fired the opening
gun agalnss fusion In Kansas, to-day.
He says the state has folr pOpulists to
one democrat.
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TROUBLE EXPECTED
Miners Arrested for Violation Of
the Injunction and Will
Be Araigned.
SOME MINES TO START UP
Shaw is Likely to be Nominated
For Governor by the Iowa
Republicans.
"DIvINE HEALER' BoBs UP

WHEELING, w. Va, August 18.--A
s)ecial from Fairmont says that 100
striking miners. including the River
vile band, were arrested this morning
by deputy United States marshal,
charged with violation of the injunc-
tion issued by Judge Backson. Ar
rangements are being made to trans
port the men to Clarksburg, where
they will appear before Judge Goff.
Trouble Is expected.
PITTsEURG, Pa, August 10 LIN the
application OF Dearmitt against the
leaders of the striking miners, praying
for an injunction restraining them from
interfering with his business, the court
this morning handed down its final de-
cision, continuing the Injunction IN
force
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 49,
"That don't alarm u.s." said President
Ratchford this morning, when asked
what he thought of the movement ni
operators to open their mines with
force 1--WE knew they were holding
meetings and we were prepared to
hear threat Of this kind We do not
believe they will try it. II they do,
they will not succeed We are pre-
pared to meet such a movement
promptly. The peaceable way is the
best, but forcs will be met with force -
CoFFEEN, Illinois, August 1S.--Ooly
thirty five miners went to work this
morning, where yesterday over 100 did
$50. Those who did 90 were escorted
by the sheriff while 500 strikers jeered
them.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 1S.-I
"You may say, young man, we are
going to open the mines 10 the Pitts-
burg district" said LOTUS Cuddy, of
the Cuddy Muller Coal Co., at noon, to
a newspaper man. "The meeting held
here, yesterday, will be followed up by
one this evening at Pittsburg. At this
meeting definite plans will be laid
We will open the mines, hire an army
Of Pinkertons and supply Calling guns,
II necessary"
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, August 18.--
The 200 miners, who were arrested at
the ssMontana' mine, arrived here
this afternoon at O'Clock, and their
trial will begin before Judge Golf.
The men are hungry and excitable.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 1S.-Presi-
dent Ratchford, of the United Miners,
this morning, received letter from
President Love, OF the Universal Peace
Union at Philadelphia, Offering his
offices to the union to settle the strike,
and rendering the use of Independence
hall for conference.
LEADvILLE, Colorado, August 18-E
The pumping money was paid over to
day. The water will be taken out of
the mines Immediately. Eight hun.
dred idle miners will then go to work.
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In all its Numerous and d.
verse branches done as Il
should be at THE OPTIC Job
Rooms.