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The times., 1897-09-21

Hazletou, Pa, Sept. 90 There is every
indication that inside of few days all
Tie colIieries IN the Lehigh coal field wiz
have resumed operations The determine
ton af thc men of The Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company 10 return To work
has 1r9ken the backbone OF the strike.
The south side ColIierirs of this company
opcEcd with tLeir full quota OF men this
!pornine, auI 10 further Cessations of work
are expected. As a prccaation against
possible violence, seven companies Of tie
Eighth Regiment, accompanied by Cat
ling gun, had hcen stationed in The dis
lrict, but their services We're not required.
Wien the " nistles al the LatUimer break
ers blew at 8 O'Clock tnis morning full two
Thirds &c Tie employees OF Calvin, Pardee *
CO. responded. Matters were progressing
fav1raIdy and the Officers in comma nd OF
the picket line of troops We're just con
sidcring tha aCvisi bility of withdraw wing
them, when suddenly about foarscore
Hungarian a al Italian women attempted
TO SlvoOp down upOf4 the works. The CON
nanCier al the trouuS Col Mates, of the
Thrteeuth Regiment in order to frighten
the women ordered the troops To fix 6ayo-
nets and theH to advance slowly. The
women we're armed with sticks and stones.
They retraaled slowly and with laughter,
nut not lntu tie bayonets were coming too
near.
A. The soldiers were also laughing the
incident hbIdcred more gIUn the farcical
flan the dramatic. and 1t passed off with
good nature on 10th sides
r..,r rrlf:crF..c nj nrlTfnu ~
mines at EckIey and the Cranberry Crystal
Ridge aud Halwood ronieries resumed op
eratiorS today.
Bench warrants fol the arrest OF Sheriff
Martin and hs deputies were issued by
Judge i.yncf 1Hu q met in ~ l!Ees barre
today, and put into the hands Of Gov
; Mckee aud County Detective ECkert for
service. The latter left Wilkes barre in the
afternoon for Hazlpton and served the war
rants upon all the deputies he could find.
They were not taken into custody tat viii
pUpceed together 10 Wikesba RE tomorrow
morntag 10 appear h-fore the Judgesissuing
the warrants. IN vie W Of these proceedings
tie lagiHuinE pf the inquests has been post
I.Hed from Iues,iay until Wednesday.
gen. Goblin did Ent interfere with the
serving OF the warrants. for the reason.
as ne says. that now the civil authorities
were able 10 protect those arrested.
Il did rot allsw those warrants to ba
served Saturday a week ago,' said tn.
general, because from information tina,
came 60 me, II was almost certain that
the deputies, If arrested then, would
( have bAen subjected 20 personal violence,
/ If not killed outright. Now, however,
things have changed, and besides these
/ warrants are issued by the judges OF a
/ regular oonrt and not by a justice of the
! peace -
The times., 1897-09-21
CHAPMAN VISITS The CAMP
Democratic Nominee for Governor
Among the Silver Men.
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, Among
the Orators Who ExpouBded
the Cause.

Springfield, Ohio, Sept. 2O.-There were
about 1000 people at the silver camp
meeting when it was called to order this
morning
Hon. II. L. Chapman, the Democratic
candidate for governor Of Ohio, arrived
early and was given hearty reception
at the Arcade Hotel. He was ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Chapman, their daughter, Miss
Grace Chapman, and 10y Senator Mortimer
s. Taylor, OF Denver, who has Just re-
turned from Europe, where he has spent
several months studying the silver ques-
ton. reception was held for about an
hour in the hotel parIors.
Mr.. Chapman stated that he had been
over the State lately and found that the
laboring Ieople and farmers We're going
to vote for him.
Judge Claggett, of Idaho, spoke this
morning, and Senator James K. Jones, of
Arkansas; Nj. Cha pmsn, Mrs. Cougar and
Judge Oliver, of Cincinnati, this afternoon.
Rev, Saia Small and NJ. P. Taylor ad-
dressed big meeting tonight.
The times., 1897-09-21

By vir tue OF a certain deedOf trust, dated
the I3Jh day or Move berr a d 1891, ana
duly recorded in Liber No 1888, folio
326. ct seq, ole Of tn land records Ofthe
OF the party secured thereby, we VIII sell
at public auction, in front or the premises,
on TUESDA \, THE 18TH DA OF SEP
TEMBER, 1897, at O'CLOCK 7. NJ, all
those certain pieces or parcels or land and
premises situated in the county of Washing
ton, District or Columbia, and known and
designated as follows, 20 Wit Lots num-
bered one IL y, seven 90 fiftean q 81, both
incl, twenty-three t23l and Jhirty-live q 81
10 rOrty-SiN fbl, both incl, in the suDdiviS-
ion made by jacob 7. Clark and Edward
D. CoJtrei, trustees (Of part OF lot No. one
White Haven among The heirs Of Alb
ner Cloud for the Paiisa des or the Poto-
mac Land Improvement Company, said
subdivision being record sd in the office OF
the surveyor OF the District OF Columbia In
Book, County ), page l ..
Terms OF sale. Oue-tnITu cash, and the
balance III one and two years, the deferred
payments 70 be rel resented by the notes OF
the purchaser, bearing interest 2 the rate
OF SIX 90 per CenJuu Ier annuTn rom day
OF sale, pa va bic SenI.-annually. and secured
Toy a fist deed Of trEst on the property sold
or alIcaSh, a tie option OF the purchaser:
All cOnveyancing, recording and notarlal
fees at purchaser 5 cost. 4 deposit Of 500
on each lot viii be required a time OF
sale, and II terms OF "a Ie are not complied
with within ten days from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaGltinS
purchaser, after such Iubkc advertisement
as they may deem proper and necessary y.
WILLIAM W YE;ES,
IIUstee.
WILLIAM E. LEWIS.
Trustee.
set6-d&ds
The times., 1897-09-21
I.ntc I.ucal Hnnnenlnes.

William Kennedy, native OF Germany.
was arrested by Policeman steiemanu
Tor vagrAncy.
Harry JJdsbn- aged twenty-five years,
a blacksmith. Uas locked Up In No. 7
station for carving d revolver.
Tie case Of Lewis Patten, aged fifteen,
charged with peat larceny from Archie
MinSr' will cOme up in the police court
today.
Joseph Batesnan, twenty-one years old,
who ass l3lued william J. Franklin about
q week ago, was arrested by Policeman
Curtis LAST evening.
William Davis, fifteen-year-old coIored
boy, was arrested by Policeman Mcdonald
on a warrant Eworn out by Alphonsia
Jones, charging him with assault and
battery
The times., 1897-09-21
Doesn't Like the Hurry" Wagons

To the Editor or The Times:
Why is it that Two corporations Uhe
Capital Traction Company and the Metro
politan Company are allowed 20 drive
their ''hurry-up wagons" through ou.
streets at such pace? The lives OF our
citizens are endangered, to say nothing
OF the menace to their property. High
strung horses are frightened, and l have
seen several narrow escapes from serious
accidents to bicycle riders and ladies
diving, who nave had difficulty in
getting out of the WAY of these reckless
drivers In two or three instances, teamS
standing quietly at the curb have been
started off by the changing Of the gong
and the Gathering hoofs Is there any
special law authorizing these corporations
to maintain such a nuisance? How quickly
private individual would be hauled up
and fined Were he to attempt such u
thing, 10 matter how urgent his business.
A TAXPAYER
The times., 1897-09-21
AHTI-sALoov LEAGUE WORK.
Arrangements Being Made for
Series of Mass Meetings.

Series of Mass Meetings.
The And Saloon League met last even
ing at its headquarters, G23 Louisiana
avenue northwest President James l.. Ewin
in the chair. The call Of organizations
showed thatthiTty .rganizations wererepre-
sented.
Previous 20 The opening Of the meeting the
committee III protests organized, with Mr..
A. Z. Shoemaker as chairman. At the sec
rerary p desk tie committee on revival
altered, With Mr.. Jesse c. Suter as chair
man. The executive committee held its
usual weekly meeting, twelve members be.
ing present.
Theleaguemeetingw was well attended, and
deep Interest was manifested in the COM
mttee reports. Arrangements We're made
for mass meeting to be held Sunday,
October :, at 8 +. m, at Fletcher NJ. Z.
Church.
4 press committee, consisting OF Mrs.
ClintoI smith, Mrs. Sarah Smith and Mrs.
II. L. namlin, was appointed. Mr. Can
field, for the committee OH cooperation,
reported credentials from one new organi-
zation. which were presented by Mrs. S.
jackson.
The committee on temperance revival re-
ported a plan for holding d series OF meet.
ings similar 30 those held one year ago
in the Foundry NJ. E. Church, and sub.
committees were appointed on securing
speakers, on decorations, on press, on
finance, On ushers and on music.
Capt. Thomas 6 Orwig, of DesAIoines,
Iowa, mace brief speech, in W hich he ex-
planned the situation in that State rela.
tive to thellquor traffic.
The times., 1897-09-21
A HOTEL MAN MISSING
whereabouts of Manager Holmes,
of the jefferson, Unknown.

Manager Holmes, OF the Jefferson Hotel,
At Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, is
said to te missing. together with some
valuable papers. including certificates OF
stock in the hoteI company, and other
property he Las not been about the
hotel for nearly two weeks.
Some time ago Mr. Holmes is said TO
have signed the hotel company's name
TO a note for upward OF $500, given to
Louisville firm in payment for a large
quantity OF silverware and other hotel
furnishings, without the consent or advice
of the company. Several days a go the
Louisville firm brought suit against the
hotel people TO recover the money on the
note, upon. which payment was refused,
and the case VIII come up before United
States Commissioner Mills this afternoon
at > O'Clock
The times., 1897-09-21
MckESNA SEES MCKINLEY.
ConsuIts the President on the "Sec
tion %" Question.


Attorney General McKenn made two
calls on the President yesterday, one
in the norniug and one at 3 O'Clock. 1t
is suggested that these calls possibly may
have had some connection with his de-
layed decision on section %" This
opinion with regard 10 section 22'' of
he tariff bill, relating TO discriminating
duties against foreign slips and railroads,
has been held up from day to day for
nearly a week now, though 1t has been
promised TO the newspaper men every
day. IL is understood, however, that it
is sure To see the light today.
one quite generally accepted theory with
regard 10 this delay Is that Attorney
General McKenna has change his niiad at
least once since he began the writing Jt
the opinion. The general feeling at pres
ent is hats the opinH,a viii be sverse 70 the
broader construction OF the section. and In
this way favorable tothe Canadian Pacific,
ana the new English roads, which were
represented by fbrner Secretary Carlisle
| md Assistant Secretary Hamlin in the
| argument beforethe Attorney General. The
document is five thousand words long.
The times., 1897-09-21
ERNEST p. BALDWIN DEAD.
Auditor for the Treasury Victim
of Appendicitis.

Mr.. Ernest p. BALDWIN, for many years
auditor for the Treasury Department, died
at Atlantic City Yesterday morning. Mr.
Baldwin had been in illheaith for some
time, and it was believed that a change Of
air would result in restoring him 20 robust
fealth He went to Atlantic City about
ten dayE ago. and there had an operation
perfor ..:ed for appendicitis.
The operation was not successful and
resulted in his death.
Mr. Baldwin was forty-seven years Of
age and well known in this city through
his long connection with the Treasury
Department, where he rendered faithful
and efficient service to the Government.
he as born in Bladensburg, Md, In 1851.
ana served II, the Navy during the war
as An apothec;sry on the United States
ship Penobscot of the North Atlantic
squadron.
Ia 1871 he moved to Missouri and en-.
gagged in the practice Of law there. He
was prosecuting attorney for three terms
The times., 1897-09-21
ADDRESSED THE WRONG LADY.
Chicago Clothing Merchant Charged
with InsHiting Mrs. Mayhugh.


With InsuIting Mrs. Mayhugh.
Henry EttliHger, a respectable looking
man, about firiE years OF age, and who
Claims g. he wholesale clothing meT
chant u Chicago, was arrested last night
bv Policeman Ionpkins, charged with in
sultiHg a lady on the streets.
MIS- Eva Naymgh, about thirty-fiYe
years ~ ce, living at No. SOC street,
was the Compl pla.Eant against the man Mrs
haymugh was down town yesterday even
ing. and willie walking quietly and alone on
PeHrglvania avenue EuIinger approach
ed her and she charges, addressed her in
endea-ing tones. and tried to induce her
L. get in a carriage and take a drive with
INN. MIS-. &ayHugh walked On lurriedly
and a first paid No attention to the man
who continued 10 walk by her side AMI
persisted in his advances
Finally when she drew away from him,
Mrs. Msyhagh alleges, he made a grossly
insulting remark to her and jumped in
3 cab and ordered the driver to hurry
away
Mrs. aiayhuEh hurried on until she met
Policeman Hompsins and made complaint
60 hira. The officer ran after the man
for severai bloc'-s and finally overhauled
him and took tnm TO No. ! station, where
he was locked up.
The times., 1897-09-21
Lansburgh
FurnitureC Co.
18th and F Sts.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ATTENTION WORKING MEM. d.
Ratchford, president Of the United Mine
Workers andOtner officials OF tneOrganiZa-
ton, VIII address d meeting at Electrical
Workers Hall, 62S Louisiana avenue, this
evening at : O'Clock. Members or the
executive council A +. of L. win also adj
dress the meeting. It
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. u. 1897 -
The annual meeting of the stockholders
or THE GOLD MINING CO" VIII be held
4 the OTfice Of the secretary, 1874 st.
Sc, on MONDAY, the Attn day or October,
034, IOT the election Of nine directors
Polls open from 4.3O 10 s D. N. Stock
book VIII be closed for transfer OF stock
from this date Fun attendance requested
L. K. BROWN, Secretary
SELL 20, ,29,oc2
NOTICE The confectionery aud cater
ing business heretofore conducted by
+. Freund, at S15 Tenth street northwest,
viii he continued q by me at he same place
Wedding receptions and banqUets a spe-
cIalty- l would call special attention to
my spacious banquet parloT=, Where |
have every facility 70 furnish large or
small parties Thanking my friends and
the public for their liberal patronage in
the past, hope by giving my personal su-
pervisiOn 10 the business, 70 merit d con.
Uinuance or the same
MRS. ELIZA BETH FREUN ID,
se2O-6t-em S16 10th st. NV.
The times., 1897-09-21
coellr Tronps AZ Hezletop.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 2O.-Adjt. Gen.
stewtrt today directed 900 blankets tn
be shipped to HazIetou for the use OF
the National Guard The troops now Al
Hazletoh are costing the State about
S3T 900 per week. Nothing Is said here
about recalling them, but if present con
ditions atnue some Of the regiments
viii probably be ordered home in few
Ca Us.
The times., 1897-09-21
YOUNG GIRL RESCUED.
Maggie Cutlick Saved From Enter
ing a Life of Shame.

Maggie Cuti,ck, young girl who came
here frum Wilmington, Del, to enter upon
a life of shame, was rescued early yester-
day morning froIn the house of Kate
Fisher, No. 1922 street, by sergt Moore
and Policemen Carlson and johnson. The
girl is an orphan, and was reared by a
couple OF old people. When they died she
found work in hemp factory. The plant
shut down some time ago and she could
find no employment.
When she reached Washington, cab
mar directed her to The Fisher woman s
house, where the officers found her, ant
brought her to No. j station and placed
her in charge OF the natron. Yesterday
she was turned over to the superintendent
OF the Florcnoe Crittenton Home.
The times., 1897-09-21
nunaway on Ninth street

team belonging to Brown Brothers,
of No. 927 Thirteenth street northwest,
took fright and ran away from an alley
between Ninth and Tenth and Westminster
and 7 streets northwest, about o'clocl,
yesterday evening. The horse ran down
% street and in turning the corner ut
NintB street ran against the front steps
Of No. s09 Ninth street northwest. The
railing Of the steps was damaged and
the pole of the wagon broken. No one
was injured
The times., 1897-09-21
Cohnrn waves Fxaminution

Mr.. Thomas q. Ia yIor attorney for
Frederic G. cohurh, who is charged with
eThbeZzling money from the United States
Government, yesterday waived examina
ton for his client before United States
C0nnniS>i0ner Samuel c. Mills ard viii 60
10 The higher court. The Government was
represented by Assistant District Attor
Rey ShHmgtcn
The times., 1897-09-21
Charged With Passing Bad Coin

William Hudson, coIored, was arrested
last night by Policeman Berrnen, charged
by David Smith, a colored newsboy, with
having pessed upon him a counterfeit 25-
cent piece. The boy alleges that Hudson
purchased paper Of him and In payment
gave him the bad money. The boy did
not detect it until he attempted to get
1t changed, Hudson was locked up in
No. / station.
The times., 1897-09-21
SIashed With a Razor

During n quarrel on Capitol Hill last
night Albert Harris. .coiored, sIashed Charles
Newman. also coiored, with a razor. in
flicting a long cash on his forehead
Newman was taken to the Emergency
Hospital, where Or. Jeunemann sewed up
the wound Harris escaped after the
cutting and was not arrested.
The times., 1897-09-21
workmnn burned to Denth

New York, Sept 20.-Whne engaged
with other worEmen in repairing the roof
of the Martin boarding stables, Adam, Schu-
bert, framer, was burned 10 death. The
fire started below him, cutting off his es-
cape. The other men got out in safety
The times., 1897-09-21
Arrested for AssanIt

William Donoy an, a young man, was ar
rested last night by Policeman Cochran
charged with assault upon Charles Evans,
of No. 447 New York avenue, in front
of the Grand opera House. Donovan was
locked up at No. l station and will
have hearing in police court this morn
The times., 1897-09-21
Blackburn Opens S

Blackburn Opens Silver Campaign.
Lexington, Ky, Sept. 20-Ex-Senator
Joe Blackburn passed through here at
noon on his way to Mount Sterling, where
he opens the free silver campaign in the
Tenth Congressional district
The times., 1897-09-21
GeneraI Miles i'm London

London, Sept 20.-with his aide de
camp, Gen. Nelson A Miles arrived here
today from Paris They will make a
tonr of Scotland and Ireland before en-
bar king for horae.
The times., 1897-09-21

same man. imprisoned in the charnel-house
of ill-health will but too often idly, and
without an effort, await the approach of
death. There IS but one way to meet and
overcome the deadly disease, consumption.
Il is to grasp the best weapon at hand and
valiantly beat down the barriers of disease.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
the best and only sure weapon to use in bat
Ting with consumption. It cures oS per
cent of all cases. 1t purifies and builds up
the blood, and drives out the disease germs.
The lungs cannot long remain diseased that
are constantly renewed by rich, red, arterial
blood of the best quality. When the lungs
are supplied with pure blood, the germs Of
consumption are soon rendered harmless.
The " Discovery also contains elements
that steady and strengthen the nerves, and
1t is the best medicine for those suffering
from loss of sleep, brain fag and overwork.
Thousands have testified to the great bene-
fits received from this wonderful medicine.
Miss Mary whitman, of East Dickinson,
Franklin Co.. N. ", writes: :" For nearly ten
months have had bad cough, and instead OF
getting bettef, 1t grew worse, until was ad-
vised by friend TO try DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery ] hesitated at first for Il seemed
to me nothing would give relief only death. Ny
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and before had taken many doses there was
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If you want 81. so doctor-book in paper
covers free, send 2I cents in stamps. Fof
French cloth binding, ten cents extra.
Address. DR.. & v. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
The times., 1897-09-21
FOLDING
BED,

Elsewhere they would ask you
at least S18 for it.
Solid polished oak, Chiffonier
style-fuil size-neatly carved
front-good springs.
1t Is an all-rouud excellent
piece of furniture.
This price of S11.S5 IS only for
today and tomorrow. Great
chances never wait; they must
be seized at once.
Our Carpet Department is an
envy unto many. Such rich va
riety of design and make, and
such low prices cannot be
matched.
The times., 1897-09-21
PROPHET SENT TO 4 CELL
JacksOn'S DirefuI Warnings Fall
on Skeptical Ears.
PREDICTED McKINLEY'SDEATH

A white House Crank who Is Well
Dressed and Wen EdT Gated
Called TO Warn the President of
Impending Disaster and Is Locked
Up for Safety.
The times., 1897-09-21
SUIHGING THE PICKS AGAIN
Galleries Filling Up With Their
Usual Quotas.
WARRANT SERVED ON MARTIN

The Sheriff and HIS Deputies Who
Fired on the FTazletun Miners to
BE Tried The Aiilitary Authori-
ties Giving Way To Civil Proc
esses- Improved Outlook.
The times., 1897-09-21
$3.50 SUITS
$3.50 top coats.

We're showing a variety
of Mems Suits and Top
Coats at 81. so that You II
find marked SO elsewhere.
Nobby garments, all OF
'em, much dressier than
you'd expect for so little
money.
We make 'en ourselves
that's why we don't have to
get $40.
The times., 1897-09-21
To cure a Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
cure. 26c. seo-tf
The times., 1897-09-21
AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS DOWLING 4 CO. Auctioncerss
612 z Street y. w
The times., 1897-09-21

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
on THE PALISADE OF THE PO-
IOMAC-INTERS ECTION or CON
DUIT AND NEW CUT ROADS, Dis
TRiCT OF COLUMBIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-14
ASHLAND.
Fox-Hunt I'm PrOspect-lBequest TO
RandOlph-MacOn.

ASHLAND, February 13-(Special.)-
Messrs. E. A. Winston and Brodee Blunt,
two Of the best-known and most success
full fox-hunters of this county, have ar
ranged for a big hunt on February 18th
at Independence Church, about two miles
from here. They will turn loose gray
and a red fox, the former in the Inorher
at 10 O'Clock and the latter after dinner.
The hunt will be big one, as many
lovers of the sport will be on hand. the
Deep-Run Hunt Club, of Richmond ID
expected TO take part in the chase
Nv the will of the late w. w. Timber
lake Randolph Macon College is remem-
bered IN the sum of 5000.
Members of the Town Council have peeh
approached in the last day or two by TWO
different parties. who are desirous Oh
nlacing water-works in the town. Inc
plans will be submitted in few days 10
the proper commsttees.
Mr.. c. d. Brown, representing NJ. Hahs-
berger. OF Sedalia, Mo-, who has the COLI
tract for mail routes about this secuoh,
a. in town to-day trying to sublet MS
contract. ,..oo
Al a meeting Of the Finance Committee
~ the Council Of Ashland, it was decided
70 recommend TO the Council the name Oh
I. Jordan Leake, Esq. for Corporation AT
torney. 1t is certain that lie will be
elected al the next meeting Of that oody'
Mr.. Leake is the son of Hon. William D.
T\ake. and a young attorney OF recog-
nized ability. His qualification for the
office are remarkably good as he has az
ways been a resident Of Ashland, and Is
thoroughly acquainted with its affairs ana
sts residents. He is a graduate OF Kan
dolph- Macon. and also OF the UNIVERSITY
of Virginia. At both Of these institutions
~ carried of high honors. He is men,
hers of the firm Of Preston & Leake, at
torneys at law, Richmond, which partner
ship was formed directly after ne returneu
from the University.
serhe Current Events Club composed
Of a number of the society young ladies'
OF this place. held their regular meeting
to-day and elected officers as follows;
PRESIDENT. Miss Hattie Lowell Scott; VICE
president. Mrs. r. Emory Blackweh'
Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Anna beV-
erley Walden. This club is composed OF
many OF our prominent ladies, and Is ae-
voted 10 purely intellectual development