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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-11
MINERS WIVES
Take an Active Part I'm the Gigantic Strike
They do Persuasive Work Among the
Wives of the Working Diggers.

Take an Active Part I'm the Gigantic Strike
They do Persuasive Work Among the
Wives of the Working Diggsrs.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. Eugene
V. Debs, who addressed the large
miners meeting on the Duquesne
wharf Thursday night, left Friday for
Turtle Creek, where he speaks Friday
evening. Before leaving the city Mr.
Debs denounced Judge Jackson, of
West Virginia, for issuing an injune-
ton restraining him from interfering
in any way with the Monongah Co
or its employees Mr. Debs said: This
in junction restraints me from walking
on any of the public highways leading
TO the mines of the Monongah Coal and
Coke Co. II is most sweeping. and
none other can be compared to it
This injunction annihilates the right
of peaceable assemblage, and effectu-
ally suppresses free speech
IF il is sustained, il sweeps away
all constitutional safeguards aud de-
livers US, bound hand and foot, TO cor
porate capital / hold the injunction
and the judge who issued il in supreme
contempt. If | have occasion TO raise
my voice in behalf of the famish-
ing miners in Jackson's Jurisdiction
/ propose to do so, or at least make the
attempt, totally regardless of this in
famous injunction. The farce of the
proceeding is that the injunction is is
sued by Judge. 1t ought TO come di-
rect from the coal operators, and at
least hypocrisy would not intensity
the infamy of the proceeding
In reference to the charge that the
deputies now on guard at Dearmitt's
mine were forcing the miners TO work
at the point of revolvers, President
Dolan stated that the matter had been
placed in the hands of their attorney,
and IL was probable that the min
ers' officials would go into court and
ask for an injunction restraining the
deputies. Said he: They have no
right TO compel any man to 20 to work,
and we will not stand il. have in
my pocket the names of many of the
men who were treated in this manner,
but prefer not to give them now for
fear the men will suffer-
The coal company discovered a new
sort of missionary work among its en-
ployes Friday. Wives of many of the
campers are in the field now. They
have been arriving for several days,
until now there are about twenty of
them scattered about through the
Plum, Sandy and Turtle Creek settle
meut The women are from Nc
Donald, Carnegie and Wheeling divi-
sion regions and do missionary work
among the miners wives. They have
access TO the work men's houses, but
the men are denied this. Deputies are
stationed all along the property line
with instructions not to allow a soli-
tary man to pass into the houses. The
campers claim that the effect of the
female missionary work will be appar-
emit in day or two.
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FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
With whom We Have Trade Relations. 70
BE Made Acquainted with the Text of the
New Tarin Law.

New Tarin Law.
WAsHSGToN, Aug. THE state de-
partment has sent instructions 20 the
United States ambassadors and minis
ters abroad accredited 10 countries
with which we have trade relations
that would he affected by the enact
ment of the Dingley tariff act. direct
ing them TO communicate To the foreign
Offices in their respective posts the text
of the act and to call attention TO
the sections Of the new tar
if which provide for retaliation,
reciprocity and similar arrangement
This Is done in order that there NAV be
proper basis for the institution of
negotiations looking To the consumna-
tion of some of the reciprocal agree
ments contemplated in the Dinglev act.
The ground To be covered by the state
department i'm these negotiations
will be difficult To traverse. ow.
ing To the compleXity Of
the subjects 10 Ice treated OF.
and the dissimilar conditions
existing in various countries with
which we must have to do. yet there
can not be any delay in undertaking
the task inasmuch as congress has i'm
negotiations AS soon as may he after
the passage OF this act. SO far. il is
said no formal responses To our ad.
vances have been made but from Ger.
tain news items that come from Europe
1t Is perceived that such overtures NAV
be expected at any moment
WAsHINGToN, Aug. :. Representative
j. Hamilton Lewis. of the state of
Washington, Friday had a conference
with the treasury officials in regard To
customs matters on the Alaska-C Cana
dian frontier. Mr.. Lewis said that he
had received information. which ne
deemed trustworthy. To the effect that
the Canadian commissioner of customs
in council had issued a special order
fixing AN eNorbitant rate of duty
on goods of every description
brought by miners entering the
Llondyke country by wav of
Alaska According To Mr.. Lewis in.
formation this duty was 10 cents a
pound on goods of every character.
The treasury officials are inclined to
doubt the accuracy of this report. but
have taken means to ascertain the
facts. If however il should be found
To be true the action of the depart
ment in establishing branch custom
house at Dyea may be reconsidered and
steps taken 10 protect the rights of
miners in the premises
WAsHINGToN. Aug. THE navy de-
partment Friday directed the prelimin-
airy acceptance of the gunboats Mar
letta and Wheeling built by the Union
iron works at San Francisco There
had been some question as To the ac-
ceptance of these boats owing To the
fact that the machinery was over
weight. in which case the contract pro-
vided for deductions from the price to
he paid. 1t was shown. however. by
an engineer examination. that the add
ditional weight was attributable to
changes in plans that benefited the
machinery and added TO the speed of
the boats, so no deductions were made.
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COLOR LINE.
white Women ana Girls Strike BecAuse
of the Employ OF Negro Help.

White Women anu Girls Strike Becaus.
of the Employ meut OF Negro Help.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1.-Two hun.
dred women and girls employed at the
Fulton bag and cotton mills in this
city, struck Wednesday morning b To-
cause of the employment of Negro help
by the management. The operative,
learned Tuesday that % colored women
were TO be put 20 work in the folding
department Wednesday. The white
females employed in the mills gather
ed about the main entrance Wednes-
day morning and awaited the arrival
of the president Mr.. Jacob Elsas. The
newly employed Negro women we're
already there. When Mr.. Elsas came
the white women explained that they
wanted TO know whether it was true
that he proposed to put Negroes to
work with them. lie said that he did.
and the white women refused 20 90 to
work.
Atnoon the 800 men employed in the
mills walked ont in obedience to the
orders Of the Textile Workers union
and in sympathy with the striking fe-
male operatives. This forced the clos.
ing down OF the factory. Strikers
gathered IN angry groups about the
mills, and for time IL looked as (
there might be- a riot
The Fulton Bag and Cotton mills is
one o. the largest concerns OF the kind
operating IN the south J he corpora
ton is successor % the old firm Of
fieas. Fay Is Co. and Jacob Fleas is
IFS president About 200 men. women
and children are affected by the strike.
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VALUABLE INVENTION
Lost to the Commercial World by
Death of the Inventor.

Lost to the Commercial World by the
Death of the InysnIor.
New YORK, Aug. IA special to the
World from New Haven, CT, says:
With the recent death at Naugatuck
Of Herbert +. Fowler, there has been
lost the secret of an invention that
promised to be of great value TO the
commercial world. 1t was a process
for making an electrical deposit of
copper from solution upon wood or
any other rigid or semi-rigid sub
stance. This process was made pos
sible by coating the substance that
was to be copper plated with
liquid preparation, the secret of
which was known only To Mr.. Fowler.
Every means had been used TO induce
him TO patent the invention, but he
declined, fearing he might lose the
use of it.
Chicago company was recently
formed which offered TO take up man
ufacturing with the copper deposit
extensively, but conditioned their
offer upon the patenting of the inven-
ton. heir proposition was sent to
Mr.. Fowler, but before an agreement
had been reached the inventor died
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Mheat BIockade Threatened.

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Aug. The I'M
usually heavy receipts of wheat from
the west threaten a possible blockade
at this point. Friday night there were
1.s0O ears loaded with wheat on side
tracks in Kansas City. About half of
these cars are billed through TO Calves
ton. and the Gulf roads are said To he
unable to move the product a fast as it
comes in from the west Grain is com
ing in. too. far beyond the capacity of
the Kansas City elevators. and the in
dications are that the accumulation
hrrc viii hNcnmn rrnnfnr
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New Core FOR DrnnLsppssa

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. z - Dr Fred
w. DEvelyn, head OF ST. Luke's hos
pitai, has just made public the result t.
OF ID years experiments by which he
claims TO have found 4 certain cure
by incubation Of horse blood for
drunkenness. The doctor thoroughly
introduces alcohol into horse and
then draws of tho blood into a steril-
iled vessel where IL is mixed with
chloral 20 influence the clot After set
Ting - hours IT. is su bjectcd 20 a freez-
ing process then shaken for half an
hour and decanted The result il n
slightly sticky, pale, straw colored
huId which he calls euuisin.
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81 Loul~. Aug Mrs. Lena Davis.
Of Hammond. Ind. who has been Wis
ting her sister. Mrs James Higgins,
OF this city. for the past few weeks.
committed suicide i'm a horrible man
ncr Friday She took three ounces ~
a o. per cent solution ~ carbolic acid
and suffered excruciating agony until
death cnsucd II is stated that Mrs.
Davis had trouble with her mothcr-in-
law Doe Hammond. Ind and that IL
prcycd upon her mind and caused her
20 Kill herself
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Price of CnnI Gocs In.

PIrrsRCRGH. Pa. Aug. - Prices for
coal have moved up ten cents ton
since Thursday. the assigned reason be
ing that the prospects are that the area
Of the strike will expand and embrace
the northern and central Pcnnsvl-
vauia districts. Coal is being boarded
for possible future demands when
prices will be- still higher. Ruling
prices are sl.1O for run Of mine i'm
barges and cars. Pittsburgh. and five
and six cents huShcl for slack in the
river
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ToRoNTo, Ont, Aug. 4 canada has
begun to take means TO enforce the
alien labor law against Americans.
Commissioner McCreary is here on
business in connection with work on
the Crowns Nest Pass railway through
the Rocky mountains. He informed
the Canadian Pacific railway authori-
ties that any American laborers en-
gagged for that work would he deport-
ed to their own country again Nc
Creary has instructions from the
Canadian government TO strictly en-
force the new law.
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80 Constitutionai Convention.

nashville, Tenn, Aug. Ga gen
eral election was held in this state
Thursday 90 decide whether or not a
constitutional convention shall be
held. Returns from all parts Of the
state show that the calling Of a con.
yention has been overwhelmingly de-
teated. light vote was polled. but
little interest being shown. and in
some voting districts polls we're not
opened. In this city, with voting
population Of $4,000, the total vote
;sst was less than 200, and in many
towns the same indifference was
howl
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AN ENGAGEMENT
between spAniards and Insurgents Near
moran-Death Sentence OF An Insurg en- {
Commuted.


Morsn-Desth Sentence of an Insurgent
Commuted.
HAVANA, Aug. 6.-1he Grenada bat
:alion has had an engagement near
Moran with the insurgent forces un-
der Maxine Gomez. and Claudio SAN
chez, and has destroyed, according to
The official reports, four insurgent
camps with all the stores. The regu-
ars lost IL wounded and the insur-
gents had II killed and many
wounded.
Capt Gen. Weyler has sent TO San
Severino castle the director and adj
ninistrator of a military hospital for
failing TO discharge his duties.
AT Guanajay Ira T. Carley. an Amer
ican, with the rank of an officer in the
insurgent forces, surrendered himself
armed to the authorities He said he
was i'll and was sent TO the hospital
Capt. Gen. Weyler has committed
the death sentence passed upon Jose
Iona, an iusurgeut.
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PRICES ADVANCING.
Every Cent OF Rise In Wheat Means
Five In Flour.

Every Cent OF Rise In Wheat Means
Five In Flour.
CHICAGO, Aug. d. Flour is rising in
price and has reached So. OOm6 90 per
barrel. Last April it cost 81 TO- the
low price of the year. The advance
has been steady since, and some Of
those in the trade think it will con-
tinue until war time prices will pre-
vail. The millers say that every adj
vance of one cent in the price of
wheat means an advance of five cents
in the price of a barrel of flour. and
they expect a continuous advance in
the price Of wheat, basing their opin-
ion on the purchases by foreigners, re-
ports OF short crops and .he fact that
this country has gotten rid of the most
OF its surplus
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AMBASSADOR ARAsukg
Explains the Subject Matter Of the ArbI-
tratiou Treaty between Japan and Bs-


LoNDoN, Aug. According to the
Paris spondent OF the Daily Mail
the Japanese ambassador TO France.
some Arasuke, has explained. in the
course OF an interview, the subject
matter of the forthcoming arbitration
treaty between Japan and Hawaii.
The am bassador said:
The arbitration will deal only with
the question OF indemnity for breaches
Of contract There is no suggestion OF
arbitration with the United States.
because Japan does not recognize that
the United states has any right in la.
wall
The am Oassador said also that the
D.ngiey tariff would ruin Japan great
and growing trade with tie United
states iu carpets and mats and hc pro.
tested against the placing of prohibit
I'VE duties upon goods for which there
is no corresponding industry ia the
United states.
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The FIoridaOranre Cro,.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug :. Officer s
of the Florida fruit exchange who
keep themselves posted on the coudi-
ton of the orange crop throughout the
state, now estimate that the crop this
fall will amount 20 between $50, 600
and 200 600 boxes The bulk of the or
anges will come from the counties of
Manatee aud Lee. Volusia county will
come next, with from 10. 600 to 20 600
boxes
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lows stritlng Min.r, Mareb.

oTfrUwA, ia, Aug D. The miners
az Cincinnati joined the strikers Wed.
uesday and started on a march 90 Men
lota. Mo. % get the men out there.
About ouc-haif the miners in the Cen.
ierviilc district are working and fully
one half OF the men are out
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WOMAN'S FIST


EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. Aug. During
an alteration in front of her home Fri
day evening Mrs. Mary Small struck
Chris Alderman. an aged German. in the
face with her fist. Alderman fell. and
breathed his last minute later. when
hystanderS were carrying him into his
home. They were ncighbors and had
quarreled often. Alderman was a suf-
ferer from heart disease. and the doc
tors say the excitement of the quarrcl
killed him. Mrs. Small was Jailed
pending the coroncrs verdict. Coroner
Straughn was notified and arrived here
late tonight. The inquest will be held
Saturday
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Cost e.OOO Pounds 70

NosI "'UUU Tounds 10 EKtradIte Butler.
LONDON, Aug. CA special dispatch
from Sidney, n. S. w, says that the
attorney general, John Henry Want,
has issued minute protesting against
the excessive and unwarranted charge
of the colonly of 60, 900 for extraditing
Frank Butler, the Australian murder
er, from San Francisco Mr.. Want
says: 1t would be better to let crimi-
nails remain abroad than to- paw such
enormous costs for their extradition. g"
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Booth-Tuckcr Sails for England.

New YORK, Aug. 8 Commander
Booth Tucker, Of the Salvation army.
sailed on the Normania Thursday for
Europe. lie said that he was
going TO visit Gen. William Booth
in London and submit to him
his colonization scheme for APP
prevail by this scheme Booth Tucker
means to secure land for poor people
and allow them 70 till it and reap tho
henehts
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lluSUNGroN, Ark Aug. . some
boys while in bathing in % pool Of wa
ter near the railroad station Wednes-
Jay found the dead bodies of two
youny children. They we're evidently
twinS and bore marks OF having been
murdered The find has created sen.
-ation and detectives have been put on
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DALLAS. Tex Aug. at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon the government
thermOmcter recorded the cxtraordin-
airy temperature OF los surprising all
heat records. Business was paraiyzcd
and men and horses gasped for breath.
1hc heat is the most terri ole ever felt
IN Texas aud is killing vegetation as il
struck by lightning.
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MADRID Aug. G-The Heraldo as
scrts that the United states govern
mcnt will wait four months for the
pacihcatiou Of Cuba by the Spanish
authorities. after which. should the
insurrection not be quellcd. they will
extend their protection to the insur-
gents
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An Andree pigeon Captured.

PARIS. Aug. a. The Gaulois says that
a pigeon bearing instructions regard
ing Prof Audree's balloon expedition
across the north pole, has been cap
tured at Gradisca, near Coritz. 20 miles
from Trieste. in AustriA -Hnnraru-
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HArtILsECRG Miss, Aug. G.-Jose
Perryman. the young Negro who
crimiuaily assaulted Miss Nellie Wa
tiers, near east Abuchic, on MAY II.
was hanged here Thursday at 1850 y. m.
in u minutes after tuc drop he was
pronounced dead Death resulted
from strauguIation
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NiLA>Iic. Ia, Aug j.-Clarence
Tempcrly Of lryugtou. Neb.. and Jos.
seaman, Of Corning Ia, were killed
by igntning near W,ota, this county.
Haro" Baker prosperous farmer Of
York Ncb.. was killed ia IBIS field by a
bolt ~ lightning.
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burglar. Make q Good Haul.

WuEELiNG " Va Aug At 9
o'clock Friday evening Harry McNa-
NEE. jcwelcr. doing business ut 80 1907
Market street. locked up the store and
went 10 supper clerk was ~ come
at oclocl, and turn ON the electric
lights ~ $50 o'clock two burglars
opened the back door with o jimmy and
stole watches aud rings valued ~
a. 8OO
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Umpire Tim IIur.t Ke-.rre.ted.

81 LOUIS, Aug. 6. Umpire Tim
Hurst, Of the national base ball league,
who IS wanted i'm Cincinnati for as
saulting man with beer glass at a
recent game Of ball there. was arrest
ed Thursday afternoon and is now in
custody at the -Four courts awaiting
the arrival OF an official % take him
back 20 The Ohio metropolis. Bail was
refused
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MARrfNsvuLE. Ind, Aug. John
Hatchct plowed up an old pot contain
ing 81 600 IN gold coin on his farm. near
Schooner, Brown county, this week.
~ Is thought 90 have been buried by
his father.
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YOKOHAMA, Aug. % 1t is learned
here that the government OF Japan
suggests that Belgium be asked 10 act
as arbitrator in the settlement o.; the
disputed question between japan and
TI4gyafs
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LtNiNcroN Ky. Aug Two hours
after his death 81 800 was received here
Friday for Randolph Johnson o Negro.
who was stabbed Thursday bv George
Daniels. Johnson had served i'm the
war and was granted a pension few
days ago. which, with back nav.
amounted to 81 900.
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bfSvEE. Col, Aug 4.-Gcorgc 70.
h'drdge is on his way % the Gilsouite
lands Of ltan 90 investigate for the
navy department II his report is "a
vorao.e o. wiil mean that Uncle sam
Will hoat navy that can hold 'nc
seas Tor years without docking. and
Will therefore be the most menac.ng
in TIE world Experiments made with
INC minera substance from the Utan
lands lead trc navy department 20 bee
ieVe that % enc bottom OF a shin iq
coated with it lt VIII withstand the
attack ~ submarine animals that bore
hi' the steel. and which cost fHc MA
IONS 81 the world millions of dollar.
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NV YORK Aug Z The steamer In
cania. which LEFT for Europe Saturday.
took 100000 ounces Of silver and 1000
McNican dollars
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Rock SPRrSes, Wyo., Aug. G.-The
miners employed by the Sweet Water
Coal Mining GO. went on strike Thurs
day morning, demanding an increase
Of ten cents a ton for digging coal
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stsbbinE to- Pension once.

KNoxvLLE, Tenn. Aug 7.-Lorenzo
}. Mcconnell and Frank Atlee. desk
mates in the pension Office here. quar-
relied Friday morning and the former
was fatally stabbed. He v(s appoint.
ed BY Holte Smith,
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GRAND RArtDs, Mich, Aug. III. A.
Daley well TO do Jenisou man, shot
his wife Thursday night Friday
morning he took poison aud died while
IN charge of the officers The woman
may possible recover.
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trouble on lhe IurLc-rer.lnn Ernnticr.

LoNuoN, Aug a dispatch ~ the
Daily News from Tabriz North Persia,
apital Of The province of Alcrbaiian,
says that serious trouble ha, broken
Dut on the Iurko-Persiau frontier and
that both governments have dispatch
ed troops and guns % the scene OF diff
6rultv
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UFIE0Ir Mich- Aug a spec-u
20 The Free Press from Grand RAPID
reports the drowning OF Miss Cla.4
Hal aged I' and Miss Lena Hcrric-.
aged l7, prominent society girls Il
That city. while bathing 1T Ottawa
Beach. sumner resort on Lake Mich.
igan, near Grand Rapids. The bodice
have not vet boon rccnvercl
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STRIKING MINERS
Will Attempt to Close Every Coal Mirs
in Southern Indiana.

They Entered the wooI-y Min. and Dro,.
the Miners At Work Out Like Cattle
They Threatened to Seize an Air .
Line Freight Train.
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PARIS, Aug. 4-GeD Gallioni. tho
com mander Of the French f5rces in
the island Of Madagascar. has been ap-
Pointe governor general Of that
ialaad
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IAFWsHrEG- Pa. Aug .. Gov.
Hastings Wednesday denied tho pub.
ushcd report that he was Co be can.
didate for the United States senate tc
succeed Senator Quay. lie did not
discuss the story that there was a
breach between him and the senior
senator, contcnting himself with the
statement that he had no plans be.
yond his present Office