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line in the next century so faithfully pro-
mulgated in this one.
The services tomorrow begin with a re-
llgious observance a Frogmore, Windsor
where there is a mausoleum erected to the
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ON Tuesday. June o. the royal process.
sion' headed by the queen, win move
through the streets Of London. Il will be
followed by nlumlnatons at night
q on "wednesday. June %. there will be n
garden parts az Buckingham palace. 10
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memory Of the prince consort, ard the
queens mother, the late Duchess Of Kent.
The queen and the royal family win be
present
on the Monday following June a. the
court viii move Ia scmi-gtate TO London,
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and that evening II lere viii be a banquet
at Buckingham pa. ace in honor of the
royal guests 1t viii be followed by a re-
ception for the memb ers OF the diplomatic
corps and the special ENJOYS.
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gets $4,000 year with which to clothe
herself
OF the queens other children the Dowa-
ger Empress Frederick of Germany, gets
$4,000 a year. The Duke of Edinburgh,
now practically the King of Saxe-Coburg
Gotha, gets $1,000 annually besides the
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VICTORIAN ERA'S SIXTIETH YEAR.
It's Glorious Celebration in London and the
Colonies This Week.

Wife
a
Outreigned
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In the World.

lack of energy are all cured by PIP.
Poured quickly ana permanently
by p. p. p.
Many are broken down at this sea.
son of the year on account of impure
ties in the blood. P.P.P. is the tom
ic needed to tone up the system and
exDeI all impurities of the blood, rid
ding the patient of all bOiIs, pimples
and sores.
p. p. Pr Lippman's Great Remedy,
is the greatest blood purifier in the
world. IL will cleanse the blood and
renevnte and strengthen the system.
p. p. II. is purely vegetable and
has stood the test of years. g..
II will give you n good appetite
and make yOu feel well and Light
hearted, where you have heretofore
been dull and gloomy.
p. p. p. is also n great cure for all
stomach troubles ana dyspepsia.
IL IL for sale by all druggists in
the United states and Canada.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Last Thursday evening the young
people got up surprise party for Miss
Sadie jackson, OF Garnet mesa, and four
bus loads went out to assist in the fun.
The evening was very happily spent in
games and songs and the entertainment
closed after serving elegant refreshments
Those present were Misses Amelia Jen.
sen. Anna Doughty. Luena Turner
Maggie Turner. Minnie Blair, Elsie Eos
ter, Viva Hawkey. Minnie Barton, Nettie
Sloan, Laura Deering. Mabel Blair. Eta
Jordan. Cora Waterman, Sarah Lewis
Eva Chrysler. Minnie Matthews, Arie and
Lille Lewis, Essie Butler. Emma Finney
Bertha Jones. Maude Goodwin Bertha
Terrence. Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Dennison;
Messrs. Dan Doughty, Clarence Smith
Walter Smith, Will Terrence. Harry
Blair, B. Luce, Louie Kurz, Ed Ackley
NJ. Fairlamb, Fred Van Tuyl, Tom Smith
VIM. Tedder. Alonzo Warrington. Forrest
Warrington. Ben Ingersoll. H. Lower
and H. B. billiard.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

roof on the other side. The first foot OF
the building was OF a combination OF
poles and dirt and the balance consisted
of a wagon sheet stretched over pole
and some rag carpet hung up across the
ends. The hole in the roof is now patched
with gunny sacks and W. c. May is back
and apparently as happy as before the
fire
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

came down from the Elk Head mount
aims and staid three days in the bottoms
OF Snake river. 1t is the largest band
ever seen in Routt county and were
discovered by Frank Williams while he
was looking for rcattle.-Avalanche.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

The Denver i Rio Grande will make
rate OF one and one-fifth fare TO Pueblo
and return on the 18th, on account Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. Certificates to be sign
ed by W. G. Lotze.
Also the same rate for the Denver
Cycle show, on February - to q,
certificates to be signed by j. A. MCGUIRE.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Notice - hereby given that the rceu'
lar annual meeting q the stockholders
q the Rustler Ditch 4 Reservoir Co
vill be held at the ONCE u the sscretnry
in the Town q Delta st O'Clock z. m.
March q lS7, for the election of oiBcers
and the trunssctiua q such Other 6usi-
p~sn a may properly come bseore the
meeting. a. n. kooknss ffsss-
Gxo. SrEPRAS. Secy.
First pub. Feb. 10; last Mach ). heo'
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Be they new or be they tough. all BIZ
cyclists have broken skin enough to
warrant purchase OF Beggs' German
Salve, and he is wise as Soloman who
trusts in its healing power. Kept by
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10
Fair Assseiai,en orsaai.sd.

Last Saturday night meeting was
held in the Sanders block at which The
Delta County Fair Association was or
ganized and il was decided that itshould
be incorporated with capital stock Of
$4,000. in shares OF el0 each.
Mr.. Brice offered the use Of forty acres
OF land on the river bottom. adjoining
the town. for ten years free Of charge il
the Association would at the end of that
time give him whatever improvements
they had made on the property. and this
proposition will be accepted. A half
mile track. stabfcs. grand stand and
fences will be built and Preparations
made for spring and fall meetings.
The association was organised BY the
election of J. +. Sanders - president; G.
Z. Mower. vice president; H. H. Smith.
secretary;J J. W. Sanders. treasurer. The
above named officers. together With q. H.
Mckinley. Geo. c. Wilson, WIN. Silsby,
c. II. Wilson and Thomas Smith, con-
stitute the board Of directors.
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j.. NJ. Trew has received a commission
as salesman for Stark Bros. nurseries
and is out canvassing for this spring.
delivery. II you want trees or plants
see him or drop him a postal and he will
come and zee you.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

BLANKETS CUT at Mabsy 4 Kist-
ler's in price 20 that all can get bargains.
They must be sold TO make room Tor
spring goods.
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II you want . fine fat chicken for
Sunday leave your order With Johnny
Duncan, at Eggleston 4 Goa
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

J.J. winton has new storage bins and
you can always get Tongue creek coal
on abort notice from him.
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Who caress
Boss-To Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harber,
on Monday, February s, 1897. q girl.
The mother and child are doing nicely
and Roy is happy as clam.
Harry r Wilson has rented the Reed
Burritt ranch and will conduct it this
summer. He expects to put in twenty
five acres Of tomatoes.
Mn. Martin rcturned to Telluride
yesterday after pleasant visit here.
She i greatly delighted with Delta and
hopes 70 return at some time in the near
future.
Rev. J. H. Messenger baptised seven,
took In two by experience and one by
lettss st his last Sundays meeting in
Olatbe. and has arranged to preach at
the Baptist church there again next
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. ii. Messenger returned Satur-
day from Denver and has taken up his
work rs pastor OF the Baptist church
here. He went up TO Olathe Monday to
look after the interests OF the Baptist
organization at that point.
The Delta Chief ditch company held
its annual meeting last Saturday and re-
elected J. Q. Adams, j. J. Barker. and
Harry Cobbett as directors. ]. @.
Adams was chosen president, ]. j. Bar
ker, superintendent and Harry CoLbett
sccrstary.
Tns Delta Anti Saloon League was
fully Organised last night at the Method
iss church by the election Of Rev. Jno.
r. Wood as president, G. d. Chrysler.
vics prcsident, Millard Fairlamb. eecy.,
NrG ]. n Conklin. treasurer. Forty
eight nembers signed the roll.
Who caresi
David Long. the genial landlord OF the
new Hotchkiss hotel. vas down yesterday
and says that he 10 arranging for grand
opening ball TO be given On February II,
which vill undoubtedly prove to be one
OF tbs pleasentest social Affair." ever given
in HotcAkiss. His I'D sppcars elsewhere
and the Invitations will be out today.
The social given by the Ladies Aid
society a the N. E. church. at the resi-
oeoee - a = Hm.o' 49, !
"n"' VIC -
sociala, o. account Of the muddy streets,
il was Jolly one. Music. solos. etc. as
sisted II 6lline In the amusements OF the
eSenins' An 'Aee'i'n' supper was Also
| Last saturday afternoon the Garnet
D.sn ne'o ~. .nnu.i "ee'ins
me !" ming anu
'e''eo :" "en' " 20 een's Pc,
snare 'os inc ensuing season Inc o,u
oirec'o vefe re.e,ee'eu a ionows W.
" S'ePeeos. y. L. oe.na'sn. M mast
ings, oso osepnan' l.. n. Mcfananan,
u. .. 1coFananan, Ia W. S"e''zer ana
- ~ DNvet. W.. S'ephens was re-
elected president ana superin'enaen'
IA ". swe's1ef y vice president ana W.
M. hssunes = secretary anu treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Dennison gave a
party Monday evening IN honor OF Their
sister, M'.s MABEL Dennison' al Their
home on Main street ihe!ouns people
~ere very n.Pp"s en'er'a'nea win
games ana "ain'y retreSnmen's were
ecrved- mos present were Miseee nate
Turner. Florence kohnie. Stella Graham.
| Minnie Girarxlct, Nettie Ingerpoll, Msdie
u.vh.x R.rsb. R.;Iex Da;sx SAVAGE.
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Another snap at Mabry L Kistler's-
q line Of fancy shirts-new goods are on
the way-old goods must Be sold to make
foOm
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An assortment OF duck coats ut Mabry
i Kistler's that must be sold regardless
Of prics-nov i the time to get bargains.
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We leave competitors rs though there
were none with our line Of groceries.
which is - complete a. 4 novel after the
last word. Conklin L Gaunt.
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1t will coon be time for rubber boots
Nothing like being prepared for the
sprins mud-Mabry 4 kistler can fit
you out-dont forget to call on them.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

What have you TO trade for fine stock
of dry goods and clothing In one ce the
best mining towns in the state! Stoch
ranch or fruit farm preferred. Eos
Particular inquire at this once.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Grain and potato sacks for sale at the
Delta Wholesale Fruit 4 Produce Co.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10
Special Ruling

II you want any kind of blanks
requiring special ruling. ws will
Be 9led TO give you an estimate on
the work.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

A very fine line Of Schilling's teas at
James Hunters, SOC q pound.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

The Tongue Creek coal 10 improving
- depth is gained and nov ranks a. the
best. Order from J. j. Winton.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

so cash takes it-in good coudition-
suitable for girl. ApeIy At this 0fiee or
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Fresh COWS. wagons and team on Sur
face creek mesa. one mile east OF Cory +.
y. Mrs. John B. Whipple. 2p3
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

haze q number Of s. c. Brown Leg
horn rooeters for sale and 8. c. Brown
LcShorn and Buff Cochin prize winners
eggs in seescu. Fred Jackson. North
Delta. u.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Oysters received every week at Eggles;
ton 4 Co.'S.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

McMurray's headquarters for school
books and school supplies.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Go to McMurray's for your books and
school supplies.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

The finest meats are to be had at
Eggleston & Co.'S.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

A thorous hbred Jersey bull. 5 years
old. Apply to Harry Cobbett, Gunni-
son Valley. -
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

J.J. Winton is agent for the Excel
sior laundry, Of Denver.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

FoR SsLE-A new 1895 Columbia bi
cycle. s4o. soft A. E Amsbary.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Coffee 2Oc a pound at Hunters.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Candies for the kids, at James Hunt
er's.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10
Book Binding

II yos have any magazines you
want bound We can get the work
done at vesy reasonable priccs.
Drop In and ses our samples.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Poultry food at ]. j. Winton's.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Fresh groceries at Eeyleston & Cos.
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DIED.

McCoY. Mary E.-Daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccoy. OF California mesa, aged
9years and days. Born Feb. /. 1888,
died Feb. !, 1897.
Owing to sickness among the other
members OF the family. the funeral
services were held at the Garnet Mesa
cemetery. Rev. Jno. r. Wood officiating
JOHNSON. Grady-Youngest son Of ]. p.
johnson, died Feb. 6, 1897, At 60 .. m.
aged years
A large audience gathered in the
Methodist church at the funeral services
in the afternoon. The family have the
heartiest sympathy Of all in this hour Of
great sorrow.
BEACH. Chas w.-Born in Fairfield. Ia,
Jan. IL. 1882; died Feb. 8, 1897, aged
Is years and u days.
The large circle OF friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Beach. OF California mesa
we're greatly shocked to learn OF the
sudden death Of their son. Charles, who
was thrown from horee on Sunday AZ.
tcrnoon. dying the next day from con.
cussion OF the brain.
The funeral was held by Rev. Jno. r
Wood at the Pea Green school house
the interment being at Ash Mesa GENE.
terry. The people gathered for miles
around TO comfort and honor by their
sympathy and presence.
The INDEPENDENT unites in the gen.
eral sympathy Of an entire community
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

| Goods delivered frce To all part. of the City
Give US . trial. Delta. Cello.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Hunter has states and school supplies
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Roup cure at j. j. .Winton's.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10

Try Tongue Creek Coal.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10
THE
Denver Times
!: Year Book
and Almanac
For 1897.
500 Pages Of Facts for Office,
Home and Farm.

Price, Postpaid, % cents.
The Delta independent., 1897-02-10
BUSINESS NOTICEa.

BUSINESS NOTICEA.
Try Tongue Creek Coal.
Roup cure at ]. .Winton's.
~
Coffee 2Oc a pound at Hunters.
Poultry food at ]. ]. Winton's.
Fresh groceries at Egyleston 4 Cos.
Hunter has states and school supplies:
Oysters received every week at Eggles'
ton 4 Co.'S.
Go to McMurray's for your books and
school supplies.
Candies for the kids, at James Hunt'
er's.
The finest meats are to be had at
Eggleston & Co.'S.
J.J. Winton il agent for the Excel
sior laundry, Of Denver.
FoR SALE-A new 1895 Columbia bi
cycle. s4o. soft A. E Amebary.
McMurfay's headquarters for school
\ Il
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Oregon state Pair o.~n.

SALEM. Or. Sept 2a.-The thlrty-sev-
euth annual state fair opened today with
unfAyorable weather and a light attend
ance. The agricultural display il not sx-
tens.ye. the feature being a display show
ing the diversity 81 products that may be
raised on single farm
Three races we're pulled or on heavy
track today The results were
Pacing 20 claSs~AHsn :. won Toxic
second. John A. Crawford distaneed. Best
time. 2.S1is
Special irot-r.eland " won Sadie s.
second. Sleepy Tom third. Best tAne,
ssgi4
Three-quarter mile Introductory scram-
bie-ssapolo son Aitahabad second. Now
liza third Time. I.f1as.
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srRIkERs ATTACK MINERS.
Guards Refrain From shooting to
ASold Fatal Cen.eau.ners-

EDs AFSDsNII-LE III. SEPT 9s-Tarce
A'16re5 striking Miners and thesr wives
ati@csea number uf miners Ia Ehe en-
a4ay q ne Madison cal Company today
AID beat them wi-h cluas-
Ire stT-keEs ogtnEr sered ere miners ~
lezs- tsn - one ard. fearing an attack.
the working miners had beer given a
strong s14rd % officers under the sheriff.
InoUzh the officers were well armed saey
refra4asd from s-soo,lnE, and Il : well they
Cl0. IoT i would certainly have preclpi-
tated terrible loss - lie. ne strikers
being GeSpersze
s<ones and Ped pepper We're thrown At
the Officers sna men. ard 'Sertty" No
Allison had his skull crushed while many
others Tere injured. T. McCuae. q depety
sheriff. Nas dragged oat - the posse and
beaten un1tl nearly unconscious.
A1ter getting rid Of their assaiIauts TIE
miners went 10 work. and the strikers and
women ma rc3le3 through The streets shout
ms and singing. No arrests were made.
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EFFECTS or sILvER.s FALL.
thfna's Chances of Loan Hurt
Z Gold Standard ia Nicaragua.

LONDON. sept 20.-The Times thls
morning publishes aslong letter on the TN
aaeial situation IL China. Among other
things the writer says the fresh fsl IA
free silver had wiped ont the margin Tor
hypothecalton which remained out Of Gus
ions revenues. Continuing lAe letter
says;
China Is raising a new loan I'm order
20 pay the balance OF she Japanese ia
desnnity before lNaS, as thereby rne treas
uFY proutS 20 the extent OF tNo % NO and
t1rce-QuarieF millions. besides the Jap
aiae.Se vacation OF WelhaiNei. China 3
negotiating NOT only with Eagllsh and Car
man bankers. but with the United states
consul general. who represents a powerful
Morgan and several minor financierS. play
ing OFT one against the other The fact
thar the Hooley syndicate signed a prelim-
mary contract need not be taken as con-
elusive that there is any intention 10 raise
slh,@r,e9 in thai quarter. As a matter OF
fac, a. the dale OF wTiug. Shong is Sill
receiving 0vertures from the Americans
aud has been receiving them ever since
the signing of the preliminary contract"
WASHINGTON. SEPT O-NeWs has
Reached the state department that the
merchants Of BlueneldS. Nicaragua have.
adopted the gold standard Prices ara
given in silver FOR goods sold for cash bat
In the ease Of credit transactions every
charge is 20 be IN gold and either gold or
ia equivalent VIII be eNacted az the time
OF payment.
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foaowiHg Is tie standing q the clubs %
Great Riding By George shnriek.

George sharirk the crack professional
blcyeis raesr o. Tacoma, ig winning fresh
laBrels In California. IRE San Francisco
Cafon.cle halls him a. the Coast champion.
and sags ne r. a great rider At sacra-
wsato. September - he won the 0ne-mlIe
state championship for professionals and
amateur. defeating Hardy Downing Dan-
~ Whitman. Allan Jones and George
NyHan. TINE, rs The performance
would be considered ordinary on the r.
M g. A. track. sharlek won the one-mlle
fandlcap for professionals from scratch
with Allan Jones secona time zsIe 8-s
This is twO-afths OF a second faster than
The 7. n. 9. A. track record held BY Hoy
ard r. Freeman. sbarick was third Ia the
third of a mile professional race. being
beaten ~ Allan Jones snd Vaughn. Jones
Won first By grand burst OF speed.
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DRIVEN nAcK ny 4 mon.
Doctors NainIy Try "a Break Quar-
nntfne-seItow Fever Statistics.


NEW ORLEANS. Sept. e0-Presldent
oHphart Or Carter ard DR. John Quit
eras reached fbe city THIS mornirg. They
had ieft yesterday % meet Or. Sweartugen
~ Texas and other officers. Nth a view Il
raising tae quarantine smhargo against
freight aai had "a tough experience. \
mob with shotguns prevented the.r further
progress. ard they were ordered ga turn
back. which under the circumstances. they
were compelled @ DO.
There w8s seltHe~ Improvement nor ag-
Fravatiau ~ the yellow fever here today
Cases were numerolzly reported. and as
early as O'Clock threatened 10 equal 70
n0t exceed Gre number Of last night but
al that bugr tbe total record vas small
WASttfNCTe% Sept 18.-The PROGRESS
% the yellow fever epidemic up to.the
close a. tEe aay reported % the Office a
tae sprEean esaeral 81 the marine hos
pifal service. gives q total Il SO ca~ea
and "a Deaths iu tbs entire country. dis
tribgfea bg cities ard towns as FOL. ssgs.
Edwards 2l} eases and 6 deaths. New
Cr3aau- SO cases and 8 deaths Fgoxf.
Miss lI eases aud Z deaths. Mobile fto
Tnesdsy oiEs1 p czseS and d@at.s.
Scranton Mss 8, raaes and deaths.
ocean Springs. q cases ard deaths. Bar
clay Miss. l8 cases ard I deaths cairo.
IT. CASES Atlanta Gee Louisville Ky
Parkinson. Miss. and Beaumou,. anc case
each.
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Greek Ministry Defeated.

ATHENS SEP aa-The baale u.et to-
6av - consider ths peace treaty with Trr-
ky ard the present situation Ia general.
IL RAN the premier. after revlsaang Ire
events leading - 10 the beginning of the
reacs negotiations. invited ire chamber %
vote cons deuce IL the government He
proposed a resolution 20 thai sTect Amid
great excitement the chamber defeated ne
resolution ~ a vote ~ g % - IT'S de-
faaf prectpttated 3 crisis. x IS deemed iul-
practicable for N. Rail- 20 contiu8e in of3cs
With the cabinet as now constituted
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~ Fazrcnsesi hv ordering oas - tToons
nsis before hz@clsfies c0gi3 ~ seg.zn Mr..
Sorlecs2ts Sas recessed z1d naae rs wsy
- Rock Ts-2n6
SPRINGFIELD n. Seu.- S-Actinx 81
tsssST7Es'2s received gossay grnm T5ent. Gov.
Northeast. a. Flllscu. representing thrast-
elAnS CcFA-tticrs Nv ere removal O. the
htaes1sa4EteTs e tire Wooarnen ~ America
70 Rock Island. GOV. Tanner ordered iya
cosn fsa1ies o. militia stationed Ar Non
mouth. Eoche.ie. Dixou. GalesaarS a0d
Aorf1sou 20 procee5 20 Fulson. Later ths
orders were coznfarE1aneed Lieut.. GOV.
Nerthccys s2vlus- reported that danger q
F.c4ence Aad rssssed for the present.
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DISCRIMINATING Duty suspended.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ao.-Coliector OF
the Port Jackson today received instruc-
tons from the treasury department 70 sus-
pend the collection Of discriminating du-
ties on goods imported Via Canada, and
also 10 suspend the liquidation az entries
until further orders This instruction ls in
accordance with Attorney General Me
Kenna's construction Of section p OF the
tariff act The Order TO suspend the liqui-
dalton entries Is Interpreted TO mean that
the secretary Of the treasury has not a.
cepted the attorney generals decision as
final
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s.oeL.a on, nv an .mst.ar.

SACRAMENTO. Cal sept, 9o-f.on
AEnew met defeat tonight in hts contest
with Henry spanjer a recently graduated
amateur Span3er forced the fight from
the start Ia the seventh round AeneR
tried 20 mix things hut was met az each
onslaught with stir head punches and
was sent down seven times. she ben saw
Ing him from s. knockout The oigh' p
round found AGuew 80 weak that De could
NOT deliver a blow. and Referee Sullivan
stopped The mill In the middle OF The
round. declaring spsn3cr the winner. Tie
men weighed in nj ig9 pounds each.
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THE MAINsTAY or THE MINERS.
Feeding the Remnant of the strikers
Illinois Operators Yielding.

SPRING VALLEY, III. Sept. 90-RelIef
was given TO go miners families at the
c0mmissary today. The Northern Illinois
miners are more determined than ever.
They are at present regarded as the main
stay Of the great national strike. If they
go 70 work AZ wages lower than the scale.
the miners q Pennsylvania and Ohio. 81 IS
claimed. VIII have 10 accept a relative re-
ductlon.
There are probably l0operatorsin North
eTn Illinois that have broken from the OPP
orators Association and are paying the
scale. Ten per cent. OF the wages will be
given by the employees 70 the support Of
the strikers II reports are true. there VIII
be several more breaks from the Operators
Association in a day or two