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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-26
BalimOre&0hie
Schedule in Effect June ;. 1897.
.eayp N aSfglu - an FINN Sr4tIuu Curupr n

Schedule in Effect June >. 1897.
Leave Wasting IN from Sta ton CurDer of
=. New Jersey ayenGe and st.
For Chicago and .,OFthW est, HeStlDuleu
Limited trains, 1000, ll.40 a. H.; sos
For Cncinrati. st. Louis and indian.
Limited, 8 ~ p. IA; express II 30 p
For IittSSuTg and Cleyeita'l express
daily 1910 u IN ana SD p. n.
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, ll.3O
For winchester and way stations. as. 90.
all 40 a n, a5-3O p. m;
For New Orleans, Memphis, IS~min CHAM.
Chattanooga, knoxville, brEJOl aud ftgan-
oke. 11-20 p m daily; Sleeping Cars
For Luray. 3 40 p n. daily.
For Baltimore, weekdays, 500, $50.
x7:O5, x7iO, x7 80, xs.OO, 80, -. 80.
X xi2 40. $500. 90, x4.So. AS, Mos.
x51O, 40 80, N6 20, $50, XS-UO, So
x9.2O, Ills. XII 80 p n aud 1871
x5.OO KIP O5, x12 80, 90. X3O 90.
20, IS, 1905, X5.lO, 80, Xo.OO,
x9. 20, Ills xll 80 y N. -! u .Ol Iis1t
For Annapolis, 1 and - a m, II 10
and A. so p Ia Sundays 80 a. H. 4 50
Fnr Frederick. week days 500 a. II e.
II4J go. $50 p. II. sundays, 800
." For OF, HaseFstown. a1O.OO a. IN. and
aI iop bBoyd and wa ' points. week Gays.
\ 90 a. m. g. 81, $50, 7.O5 .. NJ. sundays.
600 a. M. l.15, 100 p. Ia.
FOT GaItheTsburS ana way POINTS " eek
DAYS. 500. 900 a. ni-, = 80. : 90, $50.
AZ $50. 6.35, 4.O5. il 80 p. a., SIN
DAYS, 600 a. IN, Ito, 4-3S, 1.U0, IU.15
For Washington function and way points.
= 90 a. m. 4.3O, $50 p, H.. week days.
600 a ~, l.l0 p. IN. sundays
RIVAL Blue Line for New York ana
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East weekdays, T.O5. 500, 1000 a
m. 1900 1910 Dining Cars, 500.
I5O5 Dining Carr, (l2.Ul Night, Sleeping
car. open at 1000 OclOck) Sundays.
res. 800 n H., II 40 Dining Cars. 800.
t5.O5 Dining Carl 1901 night, Sleeping
car. open az 1000 O'Clock Additional
tram tor Philadelphia, week days, daily
R1,ffet ParIor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 7.O0, 1000 a m,
4 90 DoOu, .. 40 and 800 p. ul., week
days 40 ID. H., sundays
For Cape May, 12.OO nOUu.
aExcepJ sunday XENpreSs trains
Bagcage called for and checked from
boTels and residences by Union Transfer
10 ON orders left at ticket offices, 619
Penusvivauia avenue northwest, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at Depot
NM NJ GREENE, ID. h. MARTIN,
t;eD Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tscneduIe In effect October 10, 1919

All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
So q. m. -DaiIy, local COR Danvli2 Char
Iotte and way stations, SuhhcCIS az 81 IA ~ ~,
sas for Strasburg, ltaTriSOnDu' :, dnr
Staunton, daily, except Sanday, AMI at
LyuChburg with the Norfolk ma 'st-fh'
,I;IiIv ana with the Chesapeake AMI 'lDiO'
daiiy fos tue Natural brrd=51 anu LEX
ficI5 a. m.-DaiIy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buiIeb
sIeepers, New York and Washington 20
PuIinIan Sleeper for Asheville and Hot
Springs, y. G.. knONyile, Chattanooga anu
Nashville, TEAM. and at ChaTlpite WIN run
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman ButIes
Sleeper New York To New Orleans, CONNECT
ing al atlanta fOr birmingham anu Nseul.
phis. Solid train, Washington 10 Wv
Orleans Without change. Sunset perSIndhy
Con0ucted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every "Wednesday "a san
Francisco. without change. o..
4:OI p. m.-L0Cal for Front Royal otfas
burg and haTrISOnDuTg, daily except sun
day. r,-.
4,51 p. m.-Daiy. local for CharlOttss-
IO.43 D. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHw ESTEEM NESTibj LED, LIN
TIED, Composed OF Pullman feSiiDtted
sIeepers, dining cars and udJ coaches
Pullman sleepers New YORK 10 NdsiiX Tile,
Tenn. via AshevIIle, Knoxville, and Chat
tanOosa, New York 10 Tampa, Wa Char-
IOJte. Columbia, Savannah, ana JackS"nF lie;
New York TO New Orleans, via Atlanta ana
Montgomery. Yestibuled day coach wash
ngtOn 10 Atlanta. souJnernrAil way cinins
car, Greensboro TO Montgomery
TRAINS On WAShiNUIOc AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S.Ol a. IN
daily and AS d. m. daily, except sunday,
aud 8 20 p. IN. sunday Only Tor Round hhE
4-32 y. m. daily, except sunday Tor Lees
burg, and G-25 p IL. daily Tor tie rndOn-
Returning, arrive at Washington , 20 u
III. and 800 d. IN. daily from Round HiiL
and Z .06 n. m. daily except Sunday. from
HerudOn, and S.34 a. H. daily, except sun
day, from LeeSbUTg.
Through trains from the South arrive AT
w ashingJon 6:l2 a. m, 20 p. III. and
y. 70 p. daily. Harrisonbug, l2.4O p
IN. ami 70 p. IN. daily, except sunday
aud $50 a. m. daily from CharlOtteSyhie.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation anu III
Formation furnished at offices, oil aud
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at Fem
syiyania Railroad Passenger station
W. H. Gt,EEN, Gen. Supt:
y. ii. Gull Traffic Manager.
w. "A. TURK, Gen. fuss- Agent.
l. ). BROWN, Gen. Az. FUSS. Depd
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Lessons on piano or
string instruments for small weekly gro
ceries. TEAC CHER, this office. Item
NTED-To exchange for farm i'm Mary
laadOr Virginia, preferably on Potomac or
Rappahannock rivers or Chesapeake BAY,
S-rOom house; modern improvements; on
Florida ave, NV. GEORGE W LINK ms,
500 10Th st. NV. oc23-3t,em
FOR EXCHANGE For $4,000 equity in
Washington real estate, 2 most desir
able lotsin Seattle, Wash; fine opportunity.
Address SEATTLE, this office. oc23-7t
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FOR RENT-6-room brick
residence, 1927 n. J. ave. :;
good location: all modern
i'm improvements; coal vaults,
etc. Apply to owner, 1923
9th st. NV. oca-.s.
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WANTFD-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-For DR.. Drummond's
Lightning Remedies for Rheumatism, 500
for an lncurable case. restores stiff joints,
drawn cords and hardened muscles. If your
dealer has not got these RENE dies, we viii
send tue full months treatment OF two
large bottles on receipt OF So. DRUM
NOND MEDICINE CO., 81 Nassau st.
New York. se26-su,tu.th-3yt
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FOR SAIE-1OTS

FOR SALE-A fine corner lot, 9th and
Emerson Sts. ne. room FOR houses, also
corner OF 9TH and Duncan SITS; room for
. houses, both very economical: lot SOM 80.
ply TO OWNER, SO Oregon ave.
OCH item
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

FOR RENT For a term of years, the coal
dump, located cor. LIST and q SITS. ne;
connected with Il. * O. tracks; the largest
dump ia the Coy, and the one nearest the
city's center. Apply TO THOMAS W.
SMITH, LIST and lnd. ave. NV. oci5-Inio
TfPEWRl1 Frs rented al reduced rateg
with privtlege OF purchase, standard
makes, preliminary instruction free. NEW.
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL 18th
Ct. NV. au2S-Jm. EN-
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WANTED-FI.ATS.
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Ffne cor. grocery store. stock
and fixtures. cheap for cash, only S225:
this is snap. HENRY this office.
Oc.6-3t-en
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2o or more
building lots IN East Wash, for farm not
too far from Washington. Address r.,
this office oc2 3t,em
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WANTED 20 painters; come ready for
work. 18th anu Howard sts. oc2s-5l
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For RENT-srA BLEs.

FOR RENT-Cheap; new roomy brick sta
bic; stalls and vehicles; Water. 1l26
9Th ST. NV 0c23-3t ,em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash, all kinds of United
States postage and department stamps
collections also bought II. F. DUNK
HORST, 1905 18th st. NV. se9-u
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For SALE-HOU SIS.

FORRENT-31O n. ave. sc. 6 rooms and
bath, a. III. L., $3.50: 423 9Th st. Sw =,
3 rooms, bath and cellar, a. III. /. So.
Apply to c. T. YODER, 613 Z st. NV.
oc26-IJ
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wANTED-BoARDErs.

WANTED-An elderly gentleman % room
and board. or room without board: cars
pass the door. Mrs. STEMS, 4s2 l. 1T. sw.
oc26-3t
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WANTED Young colpred ;nan WHO has
mad experience TO help ia dining room ana
Eitchrn Apply bet. Z aud 3 a. IA. or 4
aud n. m. l4lO y. i. ave. II
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR RENT-3 communicating rooms; UNI
furnished suitable for house ke eping;
s SOUL expqeiifeoa. M. so-k st NV.
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MISCEILANEOvTs.

NOTICE TO stockholders A general meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the National
Chautauqua of Glen Echo will be held at
its office, Glen Echo, Md, WEDN ESDAY.
November 10, 1897, at O'Clock q. m,
FOR the election of officers and other bust
ness. EDWIN BALTZLEY,
President
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-FIouse of l 2 to ; rooms: IN.
L.. i'm desirable location: cor, NV. pre-
ferred, for boarding-hou Address V.
T., this office. Oc23-3t-em
WANTED have applications from first
class colOred tenants wanting houses by
Nov. aud 10. Owners. let me secure youa
tenant. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 + st.
NV. Oc23- Stem
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WORKED every night this week Oh Wash
ington Havana Shorts. . Tor &c. or soc
a box. NAT. CIGAR FACTORY, 1011 Pa.
ave, 1t
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FOX RE NT-Twp Nfurnished rooms, With
neat ana gas} for 81 per month. 1909
Tth st. NV. Oc26-3t
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FOR RENT-SIORE & DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Store aud cellar in Stanton
flats, 1154 n. 18th st NV: flats well
filled with respectable coiored tenants
$50. Apply TO OWNER, i442 r. /. ave
oc25.Tt-em
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ESTABLISHED 1892; all help furnished
free OF charge. reliable help wanted. MRS
MOORE, 3O6 G. st. NV. or24 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WA NTED-By first-class colored cook. a
place either In private FANNY or boarding
hoase. Call at lib 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT 1927 18th st. NV, IL rooms
and bath. all III l., $50. 81 Fla. ave.
NV. 8 rooms and batu. all M J.; $40. Ap-
ply To OWNER, Room :, ol2 st. NV.
BL 2G-.SJ-eTn
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HELP wANTED-NALE AND
FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE
n ND FEMALE

WANTED In the best families and hotels
situations FOR cooks, but erN. WALTERS. cha NJ
bcTmaids, nurses. Janitors and general
house workers, prompt service. Mrs NY
MANS EMILIO YMENT AGENCY. 1916
VI ave. NV. oc25-7t
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FOR RENT-R. G. Campbell. ST. 10th

FOR KENT-T3O 4th st. Sc, Sis.T5. o
rooms. N. j.; new paper and curtains.
oC2 At
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WANTED-Boarders at 234 ST. me-:
choice rooms; excellent board Uc25-6t
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WANTED-Cigar store, $500; groceries,
500 to $4,000: barroom, notion store,
three bakeries, let US sell yours. EX
CHANGE BUREAU, I2l 18th NV.
oc22-6t
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FOR RENT = 3 or very desirable rooms,
L st. NV oC24-3t
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HELP WA NTEp-MALE.

wANTED-3 first-class coatmakers and
one bushelman. A IF. WATSON a9 6th
ut NV Item
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

FOR Rents n. Y ave-, unfurnishcd
rooms, I'd floor; or part house, including
dining-room and kitchen. Item
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FOR HIKE.

FOR H1RE-First-ciass horses, buggies
and dR ytOns 10 drunters and business
men at 81 so and So per day. J.HPRES-
TONS Stables, 9Th and I ITS. NV: tele
phone call 2059. oc25r6t-er
FOE HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy ur Da yton. So per
Gay, and special prices for pleasure driving.
Apply to the REX STABLES, rear 6t6 II
o.. NV; tslephons call. 10y. Ap00-e
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FOR SALE-S250 cash, SO a month and
interest, Will buy an elegant 6-rOum, pay
window press brick, with cellar; loo feet
deep; room for stable; Will sell at S15U less
than paid by owner; open for inspection.
Co. g st. ne. Oc23-3t ,em
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FOR RENT-Pleasant, large fur room and
board; gas, bath, etc; S. per week; refs
exchanged. Call at ST. A ST. Sc.
Oco6-3t en-
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FOR RENT Il or 2 furnished or unfurnis he'd
rooms; home comforts; near Government
Printing Office. LOG + st ne. oc36-3t- EN-
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FOR RENT--Large 2d-floor front rooms
and Others, with or without board; also
handsomely fur. fiat. 20 and 22 Grant
Place. oC261t-em
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NANTED-A clean young man behind
lunch counter. Call bet. ana =: III, at
al ID ST. NV. ll-cln
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FOR RENT-Fur. or. unfur., zoo 18Th st.
NV; large communicating 2d-flour rooms
terms reasonable; front room has 3 win
dows. Cc26-3t
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FOR RENT-A furnished, sunny roois to
two young gentlemen. to9 II st.
i-1I-RIn
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wANTED-An honest, sober and indus
trious married man. TO work farn near
Washington; must bring SATISFACTORY Iei :, :.
Apnly 3O4O Dunbarton ave. GcOrgetow n.
lt-ptn
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wANTED-A wall paper naster. Inquire
500 IL ST. sw. oc2a-3C
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NOT A TARIFF FOR REVENUE.
The Dingley Dill Would Never Bald
Up the National Income

When the Dingley bill was befor,
the house the Free Press took o<casior
to remark that whatever else il Nigh,
be IT was not revenue bill because
1t did not provide for any revenue. /,
looks very much now as if the same
remark would apply with equal force
to the senate bill. One by one the rev.
enue featues-or what were exploited
as such in Senator Aldrich's programme
have disappeared. Senators have
awakened to the knowledge that rev.
enue taxes have to be paid by some
body; and they have begun to suspect
that their own constituents NAV be
among the number of those who will
be called on. They may not Ill heleve
that the foreigner pays the, duties on
imports; but the most of them think
they can make their constituents be-
lieve that fairy tale while they know
by sad experience that no such shift
ing OF the burden of revenue taxes is
possible even in imagination
1t is a hard task the senate has set
Itself by its latest move. the task of
satisfying the taxpayer, the consumer
ana the producer all with one and the
same bill. We do not believe 1t will
succeed. The chances are that it will
meet with the fate of the father and
son In the fable and in trying 10 please
everybody will end by pleasing no
body. But il the senators will only
adopt some kind of bill. get the house
to concur and then adjourn it will merit
the warmest thanks of a suffering
country. Sugar. thanks to its action,
h going to be high. and there is likely
to be heavy deficiency in the revenue
for the coming year. But these are
minor evils compared with tariff tin
kering. The country can adapt itself |
to almost anything in the way of a |
tariff after its experience with the Nc
kinley oct. But it cannot adapt itself |
TO cont 1ued uncertainty.-Detroit |
Free Press.
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PENSION RULINGS.
Many Cases Now Pending VIII be Affected
Thereby.

WASHINGTON. July 9. -Many persior
cases are affected by the following rul.
ings which have just been made by As.
sistant Secretary of the Interior Web
ster Davis:
In the claim Of Francis Frank of Co.
II, Sixteenth Michigan infantry. the
department holds that claimant who
has attained the age Of ~ years shall
be deemed entitled to at least the min
imum rate of pension unless the evi.
dence discloses an unusual vigor and
ability for the performance of manual
labor in one of that age.
In the case of Edward Moore, of the
Fourteenth Independent battery, Ohio
light artillery. this policy is laid dow.
When it shall be shown that the zen
sioners right To have the pension inure
wholly to his benefits being abridged
or forfeited by the malfeasance
OF the guardian, and that the appoint.
ing court will not administer relief.
then the commissioner of pensions
would be legally authorized TO refuse
payment to the guardian and, if need
De, TO pay the pensioner himself
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AN INDUSTRIOUS SwINpLER.
hut Recently Psrdoned From the PenIte.-
tlary, Marries Belle and Absconds with
Ten Thousand Dollars.

ATLANTA. Ga. July 0. -Sidney Las
celes, alias Lord Beresford, OF
Georgia, shrewd swindler, known
throughout the country. who was re-
Gently pardoned out of the state peni.
tertiary, and Immediately established
himself in business at Fitzgerald the
grand army colony in south Georgia, is
again defaulter and fugitive from
justice.
Lasceiies ingratiated himself with
the people OF Fitzgerald and quickly
became one OF its most popular citizens
marrying the daughter OF the wealth.
lest man in town. Last FRIDAY he lef,
Tor Savannah and has not been seen
since. Warrants have been issued for
ms arrest for cheating and swindlinp.
HIS populations from citizens of Fitz.
gerald and nonresident wholesale
houses amount to about $40. 900.
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The JAPAN HERALO'S REPORT
Discredited and Contr ,c.o: by Japanese
Minister IIoshI.

WASHINGTON, July .. Minister HosLi
II Japan has received late advices from
Hawaii and Japan. which show that
negotiations on the differences between
the two governments on the immigra-
ton question are going forward peace
ably, and that there is nothing in the
progress of the negotiations To Justify
sensational reports that there is a
probability of serious trouble between
the two governments.
The minister's advices show that
there is nothing new in the situation
and no cause whatever for apprehen-
sion. With respect to the statement of
the Japan Herald that Japan has de.
signs on the Hawaiian islands and was
making preparations to supplant the
Hawaiian with the Japanese flag. the
minister authorizes the most direct and
positive denial of them as without even
n basis of fact.
The japan Herald, he said, is an En-
giish newspaper published at Yoke.
homa in the English interest and was
entirely discredited by the government
OF Japan to which it had been hostile
for 20 years. 1t was entirely without
information from the government. and
Its utterances had no sanction from
Japan, or the Japanese people. The
government never gave 1t any informa-
ton or news Of any kind. and it's state
ments as TO Japan having designs on
Hawaii, the minister characterized an
unwarrantcd and untrue.
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A MATTER OF DOUBT.

The President May Not send liis Proposed
Currency Message At Any Rate Not fos
the Present ~ Prominent senators and
Representatives Believe that final Actian
on the rarin Biii Would be Delayed
Thereby.
WASHINGTON, July Q. The proposed
p.essage of the president 10 congress
recommending the appointment Of a
commission to consider the question o.
n revision of our currency and national
banking laws will not be transmitted
for several days, il it goes in at all.
which is matter of doubt
The president is now undecided
whether or not TO send in any message,
for the reason that a number of most
important leaders Of the party in the
senate and house have made strong
representations 10 him of the mad
visibility of sending message to con-
gress while the tariff bill is ia confer
ence. Senators Allison and Quay. Rep
resentative Dingley and other party
leaders called at the White House
and held long conference with Presi-
dent Mckinley. They urged him to
reconsider his determination to send u
special currency message 10 congress,
and gave as reason that the senti-
ment in congress was such that il
would be likely to arouse feeling and
cause friction that would delay speedy
final action on the tariff bill.
After the conference Secretary Por-
ter announced to the newspaper men
that it had been decided that il would
not be expedient to send in the mes
sage for the present, and that it would
not go in for several days at least, and
might be deferred altogether during
the special session Of congress.
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THE STORM CENTER

.ve<hs Big Coal strike To he Located Neal
wheeling, the scene of Former Dis
turbance--A Number of United states
marshais Already Secured to Protect the
Men Remaining n Work-At Othes
Foints.
WHEELING. W. Va, July s.-The
storm center of the big strike bids
fair to be located in the vicinity of
Wheeling Already the operators in
the Paramount wv. Va region are pre-
pairing To send great quantities Of coal
into Ohio and the lakes. aud Wheeling
Is the gateway through which
this coal viii pass. Three roads.
ing 4 Lake Erie and the
C!e'eland. Lorraine 4 Wheeling, will
carry IL through to Its markets. Along
the line of each road in eastern Ohio
are located many coal mines. nearly all
of which have closed down since the
strike was declared last week. Ii was
an this area that the turbulence of
three years ago occurred. when sew
.eral thousand men of the Ohio national
guard were out
The fear is now becoming general
NAaN tAt todA run tic f'csb
mines passing through will provoke
violence on the part of the idle union
miners and their friends in eastern
Ohio.
Already the receivers of the Wheel
ing x Lake Erie road have secured
the services of number of United
States marshals To protect the
small number OF men still at work
i'm their mines in this vicinity. another
cause of possible acts of violence. Sew
eral of the mines in Belmont county,
D., have agreed to accept the 90 |
cent rate. but the striking miners OBJ
lect TO these mines resuming, fearing
1t will injure the hoped-for effective
ness Of the strike. which depends, OF
course. on little or no coal entering thu
market
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-16
The RUIZ CLAIM

10 be Turned Over to Minister Woodforo
Tor Presentation to the Madrid Foreign
once.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The state de
partment officials, after a week of hard
work, have completed the preparation
of our case in the prosecution of the
RUIZ claim, and after receiving the ap
proval of the president it will be
turned over to Minister Woodford for
presentation to the Madrid foreign
Office when he sails from New York on
the ssth inst. In the preparation OF
THIS case Mr.. Calhoun, the United
States special com missioner. has con.
tributed the principal part. but the
law officials of the state department
have done much to present the facts
collected by him in the strongest light
and establish good basis for the claim
oil indemnity, originally fixed at $780,.
600. which is To be urged against ths
Spanish government.