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The Portland daily press., 1897-11-03

NOTICE. have nice lot of rugs which
IN 1 will exchange for cast off clothing,
being ladies' dresses, gentlemens clothing and
childrens' clothing. l pay cash for them if
1t Is preferred. Send letters or postals to MR.
or MRS. D'GHOOT. Is Middle street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS,

Nj ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-Weh have finds
AVA to invest intirst mortgages, on Portland
property, at and per cent Owners of Real
Estate having mortgages maturing can obtain
liberal loans by applying at Real Estate Office
First National Bank building. FREDERICK
S. VAIL. ii
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HORSES BOARDED FOR THE WINTER
Ill Large, roomy stable with yard attached;
best of spring water; road exercise according
to order, and all other attention that is usual
or requested. Prevailing prices. references.
WILLIS B. MOORE, Limerick Me. 14-tf
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EOR SALE-My grocery and provision store,
located corner Park and Congress street:
this well fitted and excellent located business
can be secured at reasonable price as owner
soon joins expedition for the Klondike. Apply
at SIOhE. 30I
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FOR SALE One horse. years old, sound
i kind; 1 cow, 6 years old, Jersey and
Guernsey; good Idouble-seated wagon, new
sleigh and 80 hens. Apply at No. 20 SUMMIT
ST., No. Deering, Me. p o. box 105. Pei
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WANTED-All persons in want of trunks
w and bags to call on E. d. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
piotrraQ
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WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS

will sell you Walthsm and Elgin watohe
lower than any installment dealer on earth, and
square. MCKINNEY the Jewelcr, Monu-
Ment Square. tAn6du
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-03

FOR SALE-Fine suburban residence. modern
= style, IL rooms in first class repair, ample
f heat e acras house and stable newly pain
electric line, bounded on streets price $500
liberal terms W. H. WALDRON & CO, 18O
hlQdle 81. 81
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-03

WANTED-Lovers of music to call at 174
w Newbury street and interview B. A. Lib
by, banjo teacher. Latest met hod of instruc-
ton used Nothing tresome. Good banjos
furnished pupils without extra charge. Terms,
so cents per lesson B. A. LIBBY. oct26-4
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
ALABAMA MINERS STILL IDLE.
Men Refuse To Accept Reduction and
the Owners Stand Pat.

birmingham. Ala. July S.-(Specla.)-
There is no change in the condition among
the miners at Blocton, Sumter, Anger.
Tobns Rroolside Cardiff Blossburg and
Brazil. The mines of these places are still
idle.
General Manager Mccormack. OF tho
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com
many. today stated that no contract had
baen made with their miners at Blocton
and Blue Creek comprising the Adger, sum
ter and Johns mines and no work was
beine done. The miners are determined not
to accept the reduction offered by the com
pany.
The Tennessee company IS working be-
tween FIVE and six thousand men at their
Pratt City mines. including over two thou
sand convicts.
At the office of the Sloss Iron and Steel
Company today it was stated that though
the miners continued to suspend operation,
the convicts at Coalburg and the sub
contractors are getting out enough coal to
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
LUNG TROUBLES AND CONSUME
TIoN CAN BE CURED.
An Eminent New York Chemist and
Scientist Makes Free Offer to
Our Readers.

The distinguished chemist. T. A. Siocum.
of New York city. demons rating his dis
covery of a reliable cure for Consumption
pulmonary Tuberculosis), bronchial, nhB
and chest troubles. stubborn coughs ca
tarrhal affections. general decline ana
weakness loss of flesh. and all conditions
of wasting away. will send THREE Ffef-f-
BOTTLES (aH diffcreuO OF his New IhS-
covtries to any afflicted reader Of The Con-
stitution writing for Them.
Ills New Scientific Treatment mas
cured thousands permanently by its timely
use and he considers it simple proies-
sional duty to suffering humanity 10 CO
nate a rrial of his infallible cure.
Science daily develops new wonders ana
this great chemist. patiently experimenting
fo1 years. has produced results as beneficial
IN humanity as can be claimed by any
modern genius His assertion that lung
troubles and consumption are durable in
any climate IS proven by heartfelt letters
Of gratitude" filed in his American and
European Laboratories in thousands from
those cured in all parts of the world.
The dread Consumption uninterrupted.
means speedy and certain death.
Simply write 70 T. a. Slocum, NJ. c. 9S
Pine street. New York. giving postoffice
and express address. and the free medicine
will be promptly sent direct from his labo-
ratOry.
Sufferers should take instant advantage
OF his generous proposition.
Please tell rne doctor that you saw this
in The Atlanta Constitution.
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MURDER ON BATTLEsHIP.
Iaster-at-Arms Kenney Killed by an
Angry Seaman.

New York. June 3o.--Thomas J. Kenny.
rnas.er-at-arms OF The battlesh.p Indiana.
was murdered tonight on board the snip as
Il lay n is moorlnEs AZ the Brooklyn
nsyy yard
The munleTer. Philip Carter. walked up
20 him and without a word OF warning
plunged "a bayonet blade up 20 its hilt In
his back.
Kenny was popular man. although a
strict ,ifs-iuiirariau. To entered the ser
VICE nearly six years AGO. served for i've
years ln the marine CORPS. He was dis
charged with the rank Of ss~g"ant. Tie re-
entered the service as n seaman and was
detalIed 90 the baitic=hip Indiana In oc-
tDlar OF last year. fi.s home was ia
Philadelphia. Tie was twenty ght years
" age was unmarried. Carter "uissfa a
from Boston IN the fan OF 1895. Tie. IKE
the man he killed. IS young. being bnt
twaufy-savcn keans Of age. lln has haa
10 service except on board the Indiana.
The murder occurred about : clock ana
Wa rrss..t .a nv an alteration
- f.lo D. N. .hecr quarters We're South-
"a and tie men took their positions in lire
ou tns. forward deck tu receive i-ltf tt-
ttnas az beer Garter WAS among p num-
t.r Tie bad been absent durnH the AFTER
noon and had been drinking and WAS in a
90 ~sls1rue mood.
81 kenuy. uo-;".ns IFS cordiP[n. '. ..I,
tth out 90 the ranks and refused - allo"
Co boz served Co him.
-. rt.r th,u sked bottle OF Vi1er ana
- m, et r-at-arIns tcoi1 j. frorn im ana
reported him to- fhc officer 81 the ~ r.
- this carter - severely r"pr manded
THIS lei TO 'h' murder.
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TIN PLATE WORKERS WIN OUT.
Manufacturers Agree TO an Average
Advance of 3-4 Per Cent.

Pittsburg. July 3-The skilled tin plate
workers identified with the Amalgamatod
Association Of Iron and steel W workers.
scored a decisive victory today. They Sc
cured an advance in wages ana protecuye
clause THAI tin plate mills Wall not man
utactGre sheet lCOn. -, -.
the future WIS hoi.-. as IL is claimed me
signing OF the iemaluins scales oil the asso-
citation Is but q question vi time.
The conference between the scale com
mittee ana a committee Of manufacturers
adjourned this morning after having been
in session two days. The workers wanted
an advance of 10 per cent. while the man
ufacturcrs were not Inclined 10 give.
a read justin was made which would
give the workers an average advance OK
about S3t per cent. After considerable dis
ctlssien tho workers agreed 30 the propO-
sltion provided the manufacturers signing
this scale would agree 10 give them a pro-
tectIv,s clause guaranteeing that the I'm
plate mills would not Manufacture sheet
iron i'm the event of the market for TIN be
coming depressed.
The proposition was agreed 10 and both
Sides adjourned apparently well satlsuSd
The settlement means much TO the work
erS.
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NEGROES AND WHITES ARMED.
Trouble Is Brewing Between Races at
q Mining Camp.

Birmingham. Ala. July s.-(Special)-
Deputy Sheriffs Warnerek Waldridge, pan
and Jones' well armed. went TO Blossburg'
q mining camp fifteen miles west OF here
this evening in response to call that
trouble between whites and blacks was eX-
pected.
Three nights ago Mrs. Brown, wife or
respectable white miner. discovered a. man
I'm her room. She screamed, and though
the family responded the negro made good
his escape. Several negroes. suspected
were brought before the lady. but she fail
ed to identify any.
A negro by the name OF Jim Thomas made
an assertion that he knew who the negro
was and could point him out. This morn
ing Thomas's body was found filled with
lead al Dickney Gulley. just above Bloss-
burg. The magistrate at BlOssburg would
not hold an inquest without authorization
from the coroner and the negroes We're
seen to be arming themselves. Sheriff
OBrien was notified and the deputies went
out.
The jury was impareled and an inquest
will be held in the city Monday. Further
trouble is likely to occur and both negroes
and whites are going armed.
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who carried the valise to Thorn. When the
detectives returned from Woodside tonight
they brought back with them Information
OF a most startling character. which leads
to the almost positive assurance that the
murder was committed in Woodside or hea.
Il. at Newtown. and that Thorn Is sun
hiding I'm this city.
II was learned this morning that prior 10
the murder OF GuIdensuppe. Mrs. Mack ana
Thorn were NEGOTIATING with real estate
dealer named Buaaio for the renting OF
house lust at the other side or Noodslue.
L. L. in Newtown. Several visits We're palo
to this house by the pair and II Is now De-
leved that Thorn was secreted In the
place. awaiting the arrival OF Mrs. Mack
and Guldensuppe.
This was after the time the woman had
made an appointment over the 'eiephohe
for trip 10 Woodside.
After Guldensuppe reached the house ne
was murdered and his body was cut up and
distributed about the various places where
they we're found. The buggy with the man.
the woman and The bundles were seen leav-
ing Newtown on Saturday. Juno Goth. tho
day the first portion of the body was
found fioatlng in the East river.
This piece OF tho body Is supposed to
have been thrown from the ferry boat into
the water. Moreover the detectives brought
back with them n letter of tho greatest
i'm portance. II was addressed to Mr..
Buaalo and mailed on July 81. 1t reads as
follows:
New York. July . 1SgT.-Mr Buaalo:
on account OF sickness I'm my family | VIII
not move into tho house before another
r. BRAUN"
The handwriting I'm this letter is the same
as that on the telegram which Mrs. Mack
claims she received from Guldensuppe. tell
ing her TO go TO the baths and see the
superintendent.
O'Brien believes that they werc written
by Thorn. IL also settles the fact that
Thorn has not yet left the city and the
detectives are hunting tonight In all direc-
sioms in tho efforts 10 capture Thorn. There
was another theory advanced. however,
which would b sar cut the woman's story
that CuldcusuDpe is still alive.
II * morally certain that the person who
sent tho telegram and the person who
wrote the letter 10 Buaalo are one and
the same and II Il was not Thorn then
it must have hecn Gul1ensuppe himself.
who = hiding FOR purposes best known TO
himself
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HONEY MaOE III 4 Minute

have not made less than SO any Jay
a.ls selling C-ulrts,.-al Tee Cream I r. z
.--- anyone should b. H. from - 10 = a
--Es. as Do g sE-n g. wonder iti-f- -
.e....-s-a crowd ua-tlu- cram GOA can
~l- CE.a.a el Eart- uu- ~ mute aElt
I'D astnris..ts people - they ail want to
r.-tc &C.. ulI tileEs many uf them huE IEe----
-. ~ tlls crEtIu g. smooth and perfectly
t.uzeu- EVery FREEZER Us guaranteed 10
fr.-zs- cream Perfectly iu one minute. Any
nua can sth ire cream and tht freezer sells
fr@aff Ny sister ms kls from $50 g. So "A
rfsrs~aF u ia. Eh.g..sr aaa~eas 81 G+a
T-1-tesu-- Pa. wit mail you full partfc,l-
- ire. 50 You can go o. work ar.l u5a g..
f,-- - money anTHlrr--. as with one freaz-
- Won can make 70 h-ussrsi gallons ~
srr--r n sfav. or 81 -ou wish. they vail
49,. vi On : E4s.er.-l sl'lry.
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s.. louis Broke the Record.

Hurst Castle June 20. 2-e9 q. m.-Psssed:
S-eamsr ST. I.ouis. Captain Randle. New
York for Southampton.
on this voyage the -. louis has broken
r.. New Turly-Southampton record or SIX
4a--s tsn hours and nfty-nve minutes.
,.-r-f.t, has beer held 10y the Furst Bis
-.,.rflz sine. September. 1888.
TO equal the time Of her fastest previous
..,s+v-sri passage six days eleven hours
ana thirty minutes It's 81. Louis was
49, =, -grsy.. on The Needles. two miles
,hfs side 81 Hurst Castle. az 4.-t O'Clock
This morning -. ,,.,..-,,
she has. therefore. lowered the eastward
-....-,I more than an hour and hair.
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pnlice - Prevent - -.
CORNELL WINS RACE.
Beats Cut Speedy Columbia Three
Fourtls Of Length.

Ponrhkcepsie. June aa-Corucil won ~
thre..-forrtas If "a length today. Columbia,
second by oue-thirl of lenrth over Penn
svivauia. Tine official time. Cornell
minutes q 80 seconds. Coiumhi1- minutes
= s-5 seconds. peaueyivania. minutes - 10
seconds.
THE freshman race over tho tWo-mlie
so,sr-. here this afternoon between three
American c-rws rowing with purely Amer
lean methods. was one - .ae ulust remark
aisle iu the ANNALS of boat racing in thls
country ID was inspiring. magnificent
The Freshmen of Cornell. Columbia ana
pouu=ylvanll rowcl wi.h their heads as
vraH lis their bodies. and showed science
THAI was surprising II was amy body :
r-.-.. urtu the instant the ilag drpIT1d 81. ana
tl.. fact than but two seconds divided me
first and last crews. and iLat tie boats
Tapped over each other very nearly hali'
/. evidence 81 m, character 81 the struggle
Cornell Won Second Race.
paurhkeensle. y. T.. July The second
VARSITY race upon the fuur-milc COURSE
contestants t.ght-oarcd crows from ',,t-
ucl Columbia anl Pennsylvania, Win tle
expectations of "a breaking ct rec'f"7 was
= close and exciting contest -
TIE. official timt-Corneu - minutes ?,
- seconds. Columbia, Il minutes anu
~ s-- seconds
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cLAN-EA-GAELs TO MAKE TEST.
VIII Parade with Arms at the Unveil-
inc, of Iogan Statue.

Chicago. July 1.-The Clan-na-Gael Guards
have decided to test the new state law
az tinst uniformed and armed independent
societies.
Major James j. Reilly and his men viii
turn out July 22d to participate in the I'M
yelling of the Logan statue. The guards
men will march close to these Independents
of The citizen soldiery when they parade
There viii be moss in the mouths of their
niles and it is said the defiance will be
accepted.
If no one else causes their arrest a
member of another independent military
company will swear out warrants against
them in order to bring 1t into court
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Richard Croker Comes Back.

london. July THE Associated Press IL
Informed on reliable authority that Richard
Croker assures his friends here that he
has virtually made up his mind TO return
to New York in time 10 manage the Tam
many campaign for next autumn's election.
'''rammany IS sure to win" he said to-
dav 10 n well known New York politician.
'''The tariff viii 90 into force too late
20 helm business this year while the re-
formers and republicans VIII not be able
70 establish q harmonious alliance; II in
deed. they establish any ut all"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
REFUSED TO ACCEPT REDUCTION
Miners Stop Work at Eight Alabama
Mines

Nashville, Tenn. July "A special from
Birmingham, Alp.. states that the miners
at Broolkside, Brazil. Cardiff, Blossburg.
Blocton, Adger. Johns and Sumter coal
mines are idle, having refused to accept
a reduction. Three hundred coke ovens at
Johns have been shut down and notice
given that work is indefinitely postponed.
No disorders have resulted.
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CONFERENCE ELECTS OFFICERS.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
in Session at Anderson

Anderson. S. C.. July 3.-(Special.) AT a
meeting of the woman's foreign missionary
conference this afternoon the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President Mrs. w. ID. Wightman.
Charleston; vice president Mrs. Il. 5.
Herbert, Orangeburg; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. j. w. Humbert, Yorkvile:
recording secretary. Miss r. ID. Martin.
Columbia; treasurer, Mrs. j. W. Greer,
Greenwood; district secretary, Mrs. q. r..
Watson. Charleston; Mrs. NJ. c. owen,
Cokesbury; Mrs J. T.. Wanamaker. Co
lumbia; Mrs. j. X Mcclellan. Florence;
J. c. Campbell. Marion: Mrs. W. L. Wait.
Orangeburg; Mrs. +. c. Jeffrey, Rock Hin;
Mrs. A. h. Minegan, Spartanburg; Mrs.
in Southern Christian Advocate, Miss i.
-. WAIT. Mr.. }. -. Murdoch, Of Green
wood, was appointed editor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
COLLISION IN THE DARDANFLLEs

Constantinople. June 3o.-A collision took
place i'm the Dardanolles today between
the German vessels Rembeck and Ber-
thilde
The former sank almost Immediately and
fourteen of her crew We're drowned while
n boat that was sent TO the rescue by the
Austrian guardship was caps.zed. drown
ing two men.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
Thev All Dined with Mclean.

Cincinnati. O.. July 2.-TIon Horace L.
Chapman, democratic candidate for gov
ernor; Hon. Melville ID. Shaw. democratic
candidate for lieutenant governor; Hon.
Daniel IfcConvine. chairman of the demo-
cratic committee and other democratic
leaders this afternoon dined with John X.
Mclean president Of The Cincinnati En-
ouirer and candidate for United States
senator.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05
Father conatv Is Elevated.

New York. June 29.-The rector OF the
Roman Catholic university at Washing
ton. Thomas A. COnaty. has been elevated
by Pope Leo XII
The distinguished theolOgian Is now Mon
seigneur Conaty. district prelate 70 Holy
See with the title of right reverend
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-05

Buffalo. y. Y. June 29.-Samuel Elsey. OF
r1nrtb Evans. the Oldest man in New York.
ared 1O7 years and eight months lie was
horn in England Last November he voted
for Bryan and cast his ballot in the town
election in April
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EE Mack, Nov Under Arrest, Hay
pFOYa Innocent.
THE INSPECTOR is DOUBTFUL
More Positive Identification OF the
Butchered Han
CLOSE EXAMINATION OF MRS. MACK
Police fatrons Assert That Her Body
Bore Evidences OF Struggle-Mys-
flying Telegram Appears.

-sw York. July Mrs. Augusta Mack
unGer arrest in connection with the muir
der OK the man supposed 10 be William
GuIdensuppe. spent the night rs a prisoner
At the police headquarters She SIN insists
that Guliensuppe has not been murdered
and that he viii turn up alive before long
Mrs.. Mack slept wei all might She insist
g. that she saw GuIdensuppe on saturday
afternoon. TWO hours AFTER the first portion
~ the body was found floating Ia the East
River AZ the foot o. Eleventh street The
de,ertivas lre stii continuing their inves-
tiratiou - the matter aud are making Wig
o-ous search FOR the man that supplanted
Cullcnsuru. iu Mrs. Nack's affections.
There s. considerable s'stp-ieisEn among the
pcIlce - o. the numbered man being Gull
d-T supne. Notwithstanding thu positive
Identification Il the dcformcl finger b. one
az the missing mans friends.
DR. Cosby. four attendants from the bath
1ouse and an unknown man called At the
rnlrsue today and positively identified the
lees found yesterday as those Of Gulden-
suuT.a
Ev,rv EFFORT = br.nC made % extort ad-
mission from Hrs Mack that she had
krowle1ee 90 the murder II Guldcnsuppe.
Sic was subjected e. a phye.cal evarina-
ton Iv police station matrous before
boon. after vhich &c Was asserted that her
] rz1n showed marks TINT indicated that
within a few davs she had been cngagcd
o. harl etru=e.e-
utlrfue THE az 1u-a1fi1r 2rrs. Mack g ~ail
O. have been rlat byetsrirai ard % have
t.'-'
- -.r..-. 60 -..-.s 49,.
-.
'l'li r "a. ST. "- e.
W l.tNN- A--.-- --.e A-iA commit
i'l crime
A" magistrate 1tf.tl.i T. continue mo
rr'-ri'nAfF % -laE i-"n o-y 10 day m
w n" matter Z s'-i.''t
~ ."Ea ''laI Wt 2. mace Wa"n
i ''i''- =et afternoon
Hay Not Sc Mrs. Mack.
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t-,~r.w --s1 .r~swh. srr. - .-s1 ,.at ss-a
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.U. uas.tfr.,y - answer me
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rm1tsaf ia NJ
- i".'''ft'N
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pairs 80 '' Dolby ".'"
Ae.tN.A
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Rolling. Mills Close Down.

birmingham. Ala. July 1--(Spccial)-The
two rolling mills here and at Gate city
have closed down pending the signing OF
the scale OF the Amalgamated Association
OF Iron and Steel Workers and the warm
weather.
Notwithstanding today was the first ot
July and all contracts between the miners
and the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company and the Sloss Iron ana steel 'st
COMPANY with the exception OF those AZ
praff civ and West Pratt. came to an
end. the miners worked on at most places
and there wero 30 demonstrations what
ever - -
The company has asked the men to ac-
cent a small reduction and indications
noint to their acquiescng. The smaller
mines continued operating today and VIII
arrive at an agreement with its miners.
II is given out that the rolling mill com
panies viii sign the scale before the week
Is over and prospects are excellent in TINS
section.
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Wife Murderer Electroeuted.

Auburn. n Y. June 29.-Rcbert j. Pow
ley was eectrOcuted at 1l:29 clock thls
morning for murder. The execution was
successful.
The crime for which Powley was exc
cutcd was the murder of his Wie, com
mitted on the night of March Sth, * NJ
agara Falls, n. y.
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No more elegant compln ent was ever
paid to a preacher than chat of King
Louis XIV Of France to Jean, Bnptiste Mas
sillon. bishop of Clermont Said he: Il
have heard many great preachers. and the
offcct they produced on me was that l felt
thoroughly sat SIZED with them. Every
time / heard you / have been dissatisfied
with myself"
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COTTON MILLS ARE SHUT DOWN.
Tive Thousand Operators Thrown Out
of Work in Massachusetts.

Lawrence. Mass, July S.-Noticcs were
posted in tho Everett and Pemberton cotton
mills today informing the employees that
rnerations would be suspended TIL Mon
dav. Jaly 18th. No reason is given for the
shut down.
About 2 COZ operatives Will be auerted IN
the two mills.
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supply the demand of the furnaces and
coke ovens. The Sloss miners are also de-
termned to not accept the cOmpany's Of
fer and long struggle looks probable.
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MINERS FIGHTING
REDUCED WAGES
Continued from First Page.

the people are on our side and we mean to
retain their support by abstaning from
violence and by maintaining order"
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Union Mills Are Closed.

Pittsburg. July las the result OF the
failure of the joint wage conference OF the
hmaltyamatcd Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers and Manufacturers, to agree upon
a scale at Youngstown conference yester-
0av. all the union mills are closed down
tod5v ana between e. 600 and 5000 men are
idle.