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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Situation Is Aggravated.

Bellaire, o., July 1.-THE miners at
Schicks mines were called upon by
committee of two from each of the mines
along the b. & 0. this morning, who
asked them to quit work. They gave the
committee 20 satisfaction beyond an in
dication that they were receiving better
pay than the others were striking for.
This word was passed along the line, and
the miners called another mass meeting
for tomorrow. The coal firms posted no
premises. The situation tonight is aggra-
waited and men are gathering in and
about town.
Some are ready to prevent the miners
from returning to work in the morning,
and they viii camp in the neighborhood
tonight Secretaries Lewis and Glasgow
have arranged for another conference to-
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HORSE WITH A HORNED HEEL
Peculiar Excresence That Grew on
Stockton EQUINE.

stockton Record: San Joaquin can
boast Of as peculiar a thing in the freak
line as has been seen in long time
w. C. White the police and fire COM
missioner, anc rough and ready farmer.
has a horse with a horn as hard and
much resembling that of a ram, grow
irfy ouI. from the animals near hind
leg just above the fetlOck- The horn
is fully nine inches in length and as
big around as an average sized thumb
a few days ago Mr.. White brought
the equine TO Veterinarian Eddy, and
the doctor removed the prOtuberance
by cutting Il out underneath the skin.
ard has il now on exhibition at his
sarftarfurn The freak has excited the
interest Of many we'll known horsemen
VINO have see it. The first time it was
rotlced was when the horse was about
a year old. A small horny projection
made its appearance and continued to
grow. AS the animal was not worked
Mr.. White took little notice Of the
horse, but ii had grown to such a
length that it became in the way and
was making the animal fcssOre.
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At Anaconda.
Especial 10 The Herald.)


Anaconda, July 12-For two days the
shrewd ones have been disguised by
rank outsiders coming in first. They
have lost heavily. Summary:
First race, pacing, 2:25 class. three in
five. purse 600-Argontine won. D. D.
second, Catinka third. TIme-2:16.
2:19%- 2:1915, 2:17A.
Second race, trotting, 2:19 class. two
in three, purse S700-Meteor won, Lady
Beaumont second, Improvidence third.
Time-2:20A. 2:19A.
Third race, running. four and one
half furlongs, purse $3OO-Greenback II
won, Ray Heath second, Barney
Schneider third. Time-:-6@.
Fourth race, running, seven furlongs,
purse S350-Imp Devils Dream won,
jack Hayes second, Lena third. Time
-1:31H.
Fifth race. running. three furlongs.
purse $250-LeOra won, Harry n. sec
ond, Red S. third. Time-:34H.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o.. July 12.-The track at
Oakley was slow today as the results
of the rains Sunday and the scratches
were many. FL Toro was the only IA
yoriGe 10 win. Results:
First race, five furlongs, selling-Arc-
turus won, Dan Rice second, Fanfar-
onda third. Time-1:04A.
Second race, seven furlongs. selling
Salsefta won, Harry Gaines second,
Masterpiece third. Time-1:31h.
Third race, five furlongs-Lucy NJ.
won, Einstein second, Bob Knight
third Time-1:051s.
Fourth race. one mile and 20 yards
Ell Toro won, Prosecutor second,
Prince OF India third Time-l:40As
Fifth race, seven urlongs-What
Next won, Mertie Reed second, j. p. b.
third. Tfme-1:301a.
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It is expected by the arbi-rators that
reores snJative number of the local oDer
2tors viii be gotten together within the
next tWenty-four hours However, per-
so--s who are well acquainted with the
warning factions that exist among the
coal operators here say that il will be
he'd TO get together in this matter
though the extreme. gravity of the out
look may have the desired effect.
NOTHING TO ARBITRATE-
One of the dissenters is ". P. Dearmitt.
president of the New ork and Cleveland
Gas Coal company. He declares he has
nothing to arbitrate and says the strike
is the result of the machirations OF pol
iticisnS. II the opera tors can be brought
into line on the conference there will be
no obstacles irterposed by the miners
President Batcnford notified the oper-
ators publicly a few days ago taaI ne
was ready for q conference al any time
This afternoon he wired the arbitra1ors
that the miners officials would meet with
them tomorrow
A COAL FAMINE PROBABLE.
There is strong indication of a coal
famine confronting the country Within
the next ten days. IL is claimed by con-
servatiye operators that the marketable
supply at present which IS placed at IT,
the demands of the market for about a
month under ordinary conditions. With
the scarcity of coal already prevailing at
the lake ports il is claimed the supply
Will not last over two weeks at the long
est. In anticipation of such circum-
stance the coal operators are not very
anxious TO NIL orders and are holding
out for the advance in price that IS eN-
pected to result. The only source of sup
ply is from the river mines, as the rail-
roads are confiscating for their own use
ali the coal ready for shipment along
their lines.
This order was issued last week. and
with the exception of permitting the rail-
road operators filling orders for coaling
vessels at the lake ports no coal Is al
lowed to leave the district. With the sup
ply limited TO the Monongahela district,
the prospect of famine is declared to be
a certainty.
There has been a marked increase in
the price of coal within the past few
days, and it is claimed that a Decent rate
per buShel in boatload lots will be reached
within the present week. The retail deal
ers. as well as the operators in general,
concede the famine is INN inent and look
for prices to advance beyond the limit
reached during the previous general strike
of the miners in 1894
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selling-Win Elliott won, L. B. second,
Kinney third. Time-1.19.
Second race. four and one-half fur
longs, -year-olds-Piatain won, Celia
Dean second, Josephine third. Time
1:0l%.
Third race. six and one-half furlongs
selling-Stray Step won, Friendship
second, No Chance third. Time-1:27is
Fourth race. one and one-eight miles
Ulysses Won. Old Saugus second,
Louise N third. Tfme-2:02.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs,
ear-olds-Pontecane won, Lady
Dorothy second, Kamuurask third.
Time-1:131s.
Sixth race. three-fourths mile. SELL
ing-Mirage won, Alice w. second,
Rein third. TIme-1:301s.
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Big Fly wheel Breaks.

Tacoma. Wash, July BY reason
of the breaking Of the connecting rod
attached to the governor. the Acton fly
wheel OF the pair of Corliss compound
engines of the Tacoma Railroad COM
pany went to pieces, completely wreck
ing the plant and building, causing
damage 10 the extent of $4,000.
The wreck means the total discon-
tinuance of all of Tacoma's street car
traffic for several days, perhaps weeks,
excepting the Park and Edison lines.
The power furnished by the plant to
the city for lighting purposes will be
discontinued temporarily.
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HERE AND THERE.

At the meeting of the Polite Debating
club at the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors next Fri
the United states should own and oper-
ate the railroads" will be debated by 3.
johnson for the affirmative and ]. S.
Fowler for the negative. In the orator.
zeal contest. G. Brown will speak on The
SIumber of the American People while
p. p. Jensen will speak on Lincoln. Re
marks will be made by B. H Bowers and
George Altman.
Hon. A. W. McCune returned yesterday
from the Kootenay country. in British
Columbia He reports that the great
PAYNE mine, in which he is one OF the
chief owners. is looking better than ever
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Unique. But Very Dull.

New York. July 12.-Rev. n. P. Cham
berlain preached a sermon to deaf mutes
Sunday afternoon at the church of St.
John the Evangelist. One of the features
of the service was quartette OF girls,
all mutes. each graceful and handsome
who sang three songs with their fin
gers The congregation of mutes Joined
in the chorus with much zest and enthu-
bellows and vocal chords mighty enough
to make the sounds of a megaphone. The
deaf mutes paid the closest attention to
the sermon of DR.. Chamberlain, but to
one who did not understand the language
of dexterous digits 1t was an entirely dull
and uninteresting affair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Men Gel an Advance.

Fairmont, w. Va, July 12.-The opera
tors of the seventeen mines in this
county. which constitutes the Fair
mont coal region on which the result of
the great miners strike rests. gave an
advance of 5 cents ton today to all
the men.
This increase in wages given them on
Wednesday brings the price to 40 cents
tor running coal, which is 10 cents more
on the ton than the Pennsylvania and
Ohio miners are striking for when the
difference of railroad rates and screening
are taken into consideration. Notwith-
standing this advance, the sympathies of
many of the miners in this region are
with the strikers and many wish to join
the strike
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
At Kansas City.

Kansas City. Mo-, July 12.-Weather
cool; track fast. Results:
First race. five urlongs-Broadnead
won, lie Leota second, Arthur Davis
third. Time-1:05.
Second race, four and one-half fur
longs-Oninoor won, c. W. Rcwden
second, Clarlda third. Time-:5SA-
Third race, mile-Mickle won. j. G.
Bullock second, Zephyrus third Time
-1:4712.
Fourth race, four and one-half fur
longs-Oreusa won, DaZiaTcor second,
High License third. Time-:51A.
Fifth race, six ENTHUSIASTICALLY won,
Starbeam second. Angeius third. Time
-1:17A.
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, At st. Louis.

st, Louis, July 12.-Track fast; wea-
Their cool; attendance $500. Results:
First race, selling, one mile-Hinda
won, Peter Hill second, Sumo third
Time-1:43%.
Second race, selling. one mile-Ar-
OATH Won. Minerva second, Joe Hart
third. Time-1:43
Third race, selling, five and 3ne-half
furlongs-Sorrow won, Afra second. St.
Alfonsas third. Time-1:09%.
Fourth race. selling. one nile-Trilby
won, Lelas Cuckoo second, Zarina third
Time-1:4S14.
Fifth race. selling. six furlonss-Elsie
Barnes won, St Augustine second; Fer
ris Hartman third. Time-1:l6.
Sixth race. selling, one mile-Made-
line won, Astrada second, Belvadell
third. Time-1:43lk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13

When you pin her right down to it. a
woman Will never admit that her baby
doesn't really know the difference between
milk and warm water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Miners Are Not Destitute.

Knoxville. Tenn. July 12.-Authentic
information from the Jellico coal min
ing district, where over 1000 miners are
out, is to the effect that the reports
Of the restitution existing among the
people are totally without foundation.
The men have had no work since May
l, but have so far managed TO subsist
without aid from outside. The operat-
ors are DESTROYS of susDending during
the summer on account of low prices,
and are Indifferent whether or not an
agreement is reached as to a wage
scale.
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Philadelphia. July Zone of the fast
est fights between lighuweights ever
seen in this city took place tonight at
the arena between Young Critic and
Owen Zeigler. The bout lasted six
rounds. and. although no decision was
given, Critic seemed to have slightly
the best of Zeigler.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Governor Is With Them.

indianapolis, July 12.-Governor Mount
said today that his sympathy is all with
the strikers in the present contest be-
tween the operators and miners. He is
investigating his authority as chief, ex-
ecutive to take a hand in the struggle,
and if he sees his way clear will appoint
an investigating commission. The gov
ernor's action In that event will depend
upon the report of the commission from
actual contact with the strikers. The
governors pet aversion is the pluck me"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Interest Was Shifted.

Wheeling, w. Va, July 12.-Develop-
ments across the river in the eastern Ohio
Mining districts were meagre today. In
terest has shifted from the Dillonale
mines on the Wheeling &: Lake Erie road
u the river to the region on the Balti-
more & Ohio back of the river from Bell
aire. The men at the Schick mines there
haze been working at the so cent rate
demanded by the strikers but the men in
the other mines along the B. & o. object
TO the men working, and are trying to
force them out. So far they have been
fI,.SupcpSSful-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
THE COURT.

Orange, n. J.. July 1.-THE middle
states championship tennis tournament
came to an end here today. when the
championship double event was won by
L. Z. Ware Of Harvard. and George
H. Sheldon, jr., of Yale, who beat Hol-
comb Ward of Harvard. and D. W.
Davis of Longwood, 4-6; 6-3: 1913; 6-3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
Coal Cars Wrecked.

New Straitsville. o.. July 12.-Eight
cars of coal standing on the siding at
mine No. were let loose by unknown
persons and ran a half mile down
grade through switch, making a COM
plete wreck The Columbus & Hook
ing Valley Road Iron company, which
owns the mine. offers reward Of $1,000
for the arrest of the guilty parties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
White Wants a Breakwater.

Washington. July Ex-senator White to-
day introduced a resolution in the senate.
directing the secretary OF war to proceed
with the construction of a breakwater at
San Pedro. CAL in accordance with ex-
listing law In presenting the resolution.
Mr. White made a written statement re-
viewing the controversy between San
pedro and Santa Monica for the location
of a deep water harbor.
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Running of The F1iar.

New York, July 12.-The stewards of
the Coney Island Jockey club meeting
viii report to the stewards Of the
jockey club on the matter of the run
ming of The Friar, at the meeting to be
held at he Brighton Beach race course
on Tuesday, July Is. The Friar had
been out four times before the Realiza-
lion stakes, and he was invariably
beaten. In the Tidal and SDendthrift
stakes he made a good showing. but
in the Realization he made phenome-
nal race, winning without any effort.
The Friar was again beaten today.
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TIE TURF.
Race Track Sold.

Lexington, KY, July 1.-THE Ken
lucky association course, the oldest
race track in the country, was sold at
court sale today to Charles Green,
agent for st. Louis bondholders for
S23, 325. The property was assessed ten
years ago at $50, GEO.
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Burke and Abbott.

New York, July 12.-Dan Ryan, mana
ger of the st. Bernard Athletic club of
New Orleans. has matched Jack Burke,
of Texas. and Stanton Abbott. of New
England to fight a twenty round bout
before his club on or about August 1.
Ryan has also secured Kid Mcfarland.
of this city, to meet Jack Everhardt, of
New Orleans, on or about August 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13

sages from Samuel Gomoers of the
American Federation of Labor. E. V.
Debs, T. V. Powderly, the labor leader
rick of the Painters and Decorators
Union of America. F. r. Thomas of
the Patternmakers' National League
and w d. Mahon of the street railway
organization. each rendering men and
money 10 go wherever Mr.. Ratchford
directed. Mr.. Mahon was present in
narsOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
THE WHEEL.

Port Huron. Mich. July 12:-The match
race for $500 a side between Tom Cooper,
of Detroit, and Fred Loughead. of Sarnia,
the Canadian champion. on Port Huron
C.-arter mile cement track today, was a
sorry disappointment 10 the l,SOo speeta-
tors present. II was won by the Canadian
in the surprisingly slow time of 20 fiat
Cooper was slightly injured in the hrst
heat, which partially accounted for ms
SloWness.
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BRYAN In OREGON.
ADDRESSES 5000 PEOPLE AT
LEBANON.
Twelve Thousand People Listen to
Him at Portland-En Route Here
Via the Short Line.

Albany, Ore, July 12.-William ]. Bryan.
after spending Sunday quietly at the
home of NJ. A. Miller, in Lebanon. arose
early and addressed about 5000 people
there at s o'clock this morning on the
plaza. The principal feature of the pro-
cession, which paraded the streets. was a
representation of 16 to !, the idea being
portrayed by young ladies riding Is white
horses and one yellow one.
Bryan and a reception committee rode
in a gaily decorated carriage drawn by
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At Portland.

Portland, Ore, July 12-William ].
Bryan began the day with a speech at
Lebanon early this morning to 10000 peo-
pie end closed with an address tonight
in this city to an audience of 1900 MIR
Bryan addressed large crowds at nearly
every station en- route to Portland To-
morrow he will speak at Walla Walla.
Pendleton and La Grande
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PAID THEIR MONEY.
They Naturally, Wanteu to Be
Amused

Barcelona, July 12.-At the bull fight
Yesterday a riot took place. growing out
of an alteration by the management in
the announced order of proceedings. The
enraged spectators threw sticks, benches
and everything portable into the arena,
the BIZ hters fed in dismay, and the
genda; 5 we're compelled to intervene.
After : eone Ia hired a revolver rne
police cleared the ring. Several gend-
armes and specta were seriously in
Jured. The rioters tried to burn the bull
ring. Many arrests have been made.
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white horses. A special train brought
Bryan and his party to Albany at II
o'clock. when he addressed several hun
dred people briefly from the platform of
the car. After a stop of fifteen minutes
the train departed for Oregon City. where
he addressed the Chautauqua assembly
this afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13

Louisville. KY. July 12.-The Colo
nels won from the Phillies by better
all around playing. Dexter wrenched
a leader in his left leg sliding to third
in the fourth inning and will be out
of the game for some time. Attend
ance, 1000. Score: Louisville, 10;
Philadelphia, Z.
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Chicago. July 12.-The Colts won to-
days game, which was a smuggling
match, by hitting at the right time.
Three baggers was the longest, each
side getting four. Attendance, 1900.
Score: Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, 9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-13
FAST FIGHT BY
LIGHTWElGHTS
Young Critic and Owen Zeig-
Ter Meet.
1T ENDED IN
SIX BIG ROUNDS
NO DECISION GIVEN, BUT zEIG-
LER HAD THE BEST OF 1T.

Running Of The Friar at Coney Is
land Will be Considered By the
Stewards of the Jockey Club
Races at Anaconda = Opening
Day at Brighton Beach-League
Baseball Games-The Court.
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OPERATORS ARE
MORE HOPEFUL
Believe the Strike Will Prove a
Farce.
ARBITRATI0N is
NOW TALKED OF
PRESENT WEEK WILL SETTLE
THE QUESTION.

Strike Will Either Be Short Lived or
It VIII Last For a Long Time
Coal Cars Wrecked-2, 900 Miners
In Destitute Condition In the Jel-
leo District-Great Many More
Go Out.
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Springfield Miners Strike.

Springfield. Ills. July Pursuant
to the decision of yesterdays mass
meeting. all the miners in the Spring
held district struck except at the Clear
Lake Cooperative and Spaldings
shaft
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panville WORKERS cease.

Danyille, Ills. July 12.-At a meeting
today of 1900 miners of the Danville
district vote was taken to cease all
work in the Danville field.
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BIG Trotting Race.

New York. July Announcement is
made today that the much talked of SO
ZOO purse for a trotting race is now a GER
tairty and that the event will be run of
at the fall meeting at Fleetwood park
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st Buffalo.

Buffalo, N Y. July 12.-The rain on
Sunday made the track heavy at Fort
Erie today. Results:
First race, three-fourths of mile,
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SOME TELEGRAMs.

The following are some of the tele-
grams received from Campbell By
Sheriff Lewis:
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acted with caution and circumspection,
and placed himself in communication
with Attorney for the Crown Metcalf
of Pembroke, Ont, 10 whom he sent
photographs and a very full descrip-
ton of the murderer.
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ST. Louis, July 12.-Baltimore won
today's game from the Browns. For
seven innings the score was close, but
the Orioles batted out victory in the
last two innings. Attendance, $500.
Score: Baltimore, 8; st. Louis, D.
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THE DIAMOND.

Pittsburg. July 12.-The home team
as usual of late did inexcusably stupid
work and let Washington, with only
one more hit than Pittsburg. make
seven more runs. Attendance, LOO.
Score: Pittsburg, 6; Washington, Is.
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Cincinnati, July 12.-The Giants de-
feated the Reds in a fine game here
today by punching their hits. At
tendance, $500. Score: Cincinnati, 5;
New York, s.
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Men and Money rendered.

Ratchford Of the mine workers re-
turned here today. He found mes
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On a Purchasing Tour.

Aaron Levitt of the Davis Shoe COM
pany leaves for New York and Boston
this morning on a purchasing tour for
the company's new store.