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The times., 1898-12-12
TRADES UNIONS INTERESTED.
The Convention of the American
Federation of Labor

The Convention of the American
Federation of Labor.
The proceedings of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, which will meet in Kan
sas City today at noon. will be watched
with close interest by the trades unionists
of Washington. Aside from the interest
in the action to be taken upon several
matters concerning which the local bodies
have recommended the convention to an
peal to Congress. in hope of obtaining ia
vorable legislation, the selection OF a sue
eessor TO Samuel Gompers 10 the presi-
dency Is of much concern to the local
members Of organized labor
When this matter was broached to Mr..
Gompers some time ago he said he was
not surprised that some of the disgruntled
members of the order intended to. put for
ward an opposition candidate for the pres
ideney IL had happened regularly for the
past few years, ne said, but he did not
believe that 1t would amount to much.
If he had any intimation that the rank
and file of the simon-pure trades unionists
of the country had any desire that he
should step down and out he would do SO
at any moment; but, he added, If The op-
position is to further the ends of any per-
sun VI Suuuc, W the uetTlnnent OF the or
der, they will fail. as they always have
One of the avowed candidates for the
presidency against Mr.. Gompers is Max
Hayes, of Cleveland. editor of the official
organ of the Central Labor Union of that
city. Not thinking himself able to cope
with Mr. Gompers single-handed, in sup
port of his views as against those of the
president. he has combined with Isaac
Cowen and challenged Mr.. Gompers to
public debate. The questions which Mr..
Hayes and his associate wish to discuss
are whether or not it would be better for
the trades unionists of the country to unite
politically to accomplish its ends. as 1t
has done from an Industrial point of view.
and the advantages of the new over the
old style of trades unionism.
1t is very doubtful. however, If Mr.
Gompers will notice this challenge to the
extent of accepting it. Other matters in
which the local union men are interested
are. those which have originated by reso-
luton in the Central Labor Union in this
city. Among these is that of having the
employees at the Washington navy yard
receive thirty days leave of absence, like
all other employees of the Government:
the adoption of universal union label
and the increasing of the pay of skilled
mechanics employed in the Government
printing office from 1920 to s. per day. the
rate paid some years ago.
The times., 1898-12-12
The snengerbund Entertnip..

The Washington Saengerbund enter
tanned large number of its friends last
evening in a delightful manner The
feature of the evening was the musical
program. the numbers of which We're rem
dered with splendid skill by Miss Ida
V. Adt, Messrs. L. E. Cannon. Leo Wheat
and Harry Hughes. A short sketch enti-
tied Fun in a Photograph Gallery was
also presented in a very creditable man
ner by members of the society.
The times., 1898-12-12
Ladies Plush Capes for $3.50.

Jones to sell to the District about 600
cubic yards of stone at the price OF so
cents per cubic yard is hereby accepted:
that fire plug in Phelps Place. near Ban-
croft Place. be adjusted to grade at an
estimated cost of $40, chargeable to the
appropriation for assessment and permit
work, 1893; that a four-inch water main
be laid in Fifteenth Street northwest,
from @ Street TO Massachusetts Avenue
connecting with the mains supplying
Highland Terrace. at an estimated cost
of $1,000; that receiving basins be con-
structed at the northeast corner of Prov
idence and Twelfth Streets, and the
southeast corner of Lansing and Twelfth
Streets, Brookland, at an estimated cost
of $40, chargeable to the appropriation
for main and pipe-sewers, 1888.
The times., 1898-12-12
Entertainment b, the S. A. g.

A grand entertainment is 70 be given to-
night at the Bladgon Hall on Second
Street northwest. by the Star Athletic As
sociation. A speech will be delivered by
the secretary, L. L. Mitchell, on our war
with Spain. Prof w. l.. Cox viii give
some interesting accounts of his adven-
lures In the western States. Other in
teresting things will be added to the pro-
gram which will make it Very enjoyable
for the evening.
The times., 1898-12-12

Tree ornaments. J. Jay GouIds.
de11-3t
The times., 1898-12-12
Ladies' Fur ColIarettes for sl.7:

OF course We have better. but even
at this extraordinary price we can
show you really handsome and splen-
didly made goods.
The times., 1898-12-12
HE ASSAULTED A POLICEMAN.
A Man said to BE Helen Gould's
Cousin Arrested.

White Plains, N y, Dec. n.-.Richard
Roe" who claims to be a cousin of Helen
Gould, is the name entered on the White
Plains police blotter to describe pris-
oner arrested tonight by Policeman John
Daily after fierce struggle. The prisoner
The times., 1898-12-12

Here are few of the pleasant names as
are ever spoken: Maerzen. Senate, Extra
Pale and Lager Beer and Sparkling Stock
Ale. A case can be ordered by 'phoning
G34 Arlington Bottling Co.
The times., 1898-12-12
ni..ioners, 0rder..

Orders were issued at the District
Building BY the Commissioners Saturday
as follows:
Ordered: That the proposal OF II. s..
The times., 1898-12-12

Pains In the chest when a person has
q cold indicate a tendency toward pneu-
monia- A piece of flannel. dampened with
Ckamberlain's Pain Balm and. bound on
to the chest over the seat of pain will
promptly relieve the pain and prevent the
threatened attack of pneumonia This
same treatment will-cure y lame back in
few hours. Sold by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, sas F
Street northwest and Connecticut Avenue
and Street northwest and 1923 Maryland
Avenue northeast.
Clerical Orders for 1890 via Penn
sylvania Railroad,
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces
that the issue of clerical orders, viii be
continued for the year 1883 on the same
lines as in effect at present Applications
should be made at once, and blanks can
be obtained at Office of passenger agent
southeastern district. corner Fifteenth
c.
dclocIen
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son. has located IN Cincinnati and his
family Joined him there this week.
Mr.. w. $. tMcColiough left yesterday
evening for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
has secured q position. His family re-
mains here for The present.
Edward HARTMAN. who has been
working In this city for some months
past, left yesterday for his home at
sharpsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Tomllnson left yesterday
afternoon fora western trip IN the In
teregt OF the Bellaire Bottle Company.
Alexander Sinclair and family will
leave shortly for Marietta, where they
Will! make their future home.
Miss Jennie joyce, OF Moundsviife, ".
Va, Is visiting friends and relatives In
the Second ward.
Mr.. Charles Scott. OF GAINESVILLE, was
calling on friends and relatives in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Cowen. OF Rochester, Pa.
Is spending few days with friends and
relatives.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

One Of the finest attractions that will
be seen here this season and one which
IS everywhere meeting with the high
est praise and most gratifying recep-
lions. is Sidney r. Elliss production OF
."Darest Russia" which will be seen at
the Opera House this evening. Dark
est Russia" Is drama with q story that
is intensely absorbing and treats of the
political system in the empire Of the
car. The story treats Of all the Bile
mcnts in Russian life, from the Mills.
to the exile, and the scenes display n
stretch of country that extends from
st. Petersburg TO Siberia. Every chord
OF human nature Is played upon and eS-
citing situations abound. The comedy
Is almost continuous.
In Darkest Russia" Fl. Graatan Dom
nelly, the author, has given q drama Of
heart interest to all. He begins his
story in the midst of fete in the palace
Of ST. Petersburg. from which the au-
dience Is carried to = secret meeting of
the Nihilists The arrest brings the
next scene before the minister Of police,
and from that point the conspirators are
sent on the journey to Siberia.
Comedy is one OF the features OF the
drama and pleasing succession OF hu-
NOR Is furnished by two interesting
characters, Colonel Septimus Cobb,
from Kentucky, and the Baroness Won
Rhineberg. The m!rth generated by
these two fun-makers is OF higher or
der and never fails TO throw the spec
tator in state of merrlment. The
fact that the production Is under the
personal supervision OF Manager Sidney
r. Ellis is in itself enough TO thorough
ly guarantee first class performance.
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M0UNDsvILLE
A NItsreiiancons Meianse OF Minor Mat
tcrs from aiarfiiaii's Metropolis.

Miscellaneous sieianSe OF Minor Mat
ters from aIarihaii's Metropolis.
Golden Rule council No, q. .Ir. Q. u.
A. NJ. will celebrate the anniversary OF
the birth OF Abraham Lincoln at the
court house Tomorrow evening. Mr..
p, A. Shanor. OF Sistersvile, q national
past councillor of the order, Will address
the meeting, and music appropriate to
the occasion will be furnished.
". B. Strong was, arrested Wednes-
day for selling liquor without license
and taken before Squire Edwards. He
was allowed to leave the squire's office
10 get an attorney and failed to return.
The case was continued. The talk Is
that he has skipped.
Independent hose company No. Q
washed some of the paved streets off
yesterday. The people appreciated this
and showed their appreciation in sub
stantiai way. This H. right. and the
boys should often be Remembered in this
way.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet in regular session this
evening ut o'clock Mt the home of
Miss Anna Sunderland.
Miss Elizabeth Biersoct, OF Wheeling,
spent last evening with Miss Lizzie
Flick, Of Sixth street.
Knights Of Pythias held their regular
meeting last night. There were three
limitations.
The FostorIa Glass Company has
placed some new machinery in their fac
tory here.
S. B. Blair leaves this morning on a
business trip to Fairmont.
The water company is now using their
new water pump station.
Hon. S. r. Hanen was In the city yes
terday.
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Rev. Father Xavier, who Is known as
the Passionist Father, arrived In the
city yesterday afternoon, and In the
guest of Rev. Father Wchrle, and 10
Scther they will hold services at the
Catholic church the balance of this
week.
Deputy Sheriff S. s. Foreman was IN
town yesterday appraislng property
that is 10 be sold. lie has been getting
his hand In az this business for four
yearsand understands 1t well, but there
are not as many Gales as there used
TO he.
The pupils In The high school are max
Ing preparations for literary exercise,
TO be held the day before Washlngton's
birthday. a programme consisting OF
Eatr.otlc rcrita,iors,eBsnyg and vocal and
instrumental duets.
Tie formation OF u lodge OF Elks In
this city Is practically assured. A lIrt
OF thirty-five charter members was son.
away yesterday afternoon with the an.
pllcatlnn for j charter.
W. A. Fenton, who was deputy audi.
tor Under the genial Joseph a. IIender-
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rHE uEARr or CHICAGO.

The Grand was filled last night 20
witness the opening performance Of
Lincoln j. Carter's masterpiece, THE
Heart OF Chicago" and the enthusiasm
was SO great at times that the cheering
could be plainly heard half block from
the theatre. The scenic effects are su-
pcrb. especially the moving train, the
fire scene. and the roof garden. The
production does not depend. however,
upon the stage effects n;nnc for It's sue
cess. The cast Is exceptionally strong,
and the spGclal.ieS are very pleasing,
particularly the rollcf skating act.
There Is IN abundance Of bright COM
edy. Tho climaXcs are, thrilling, and
last night the curtain went up n, the
end Of each act, The engagement Is for
the remainder Of The wesi: and deserves
crowded houses.
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HOPKINS, BIG COMPANY.

The Hopkins Trans-Oceanic Star
Speciality Company will appear at the
Grand Opera House three nights, COM
menc!ng Monday, February IA, In a var
led and Interesting bill OF refined rau-
IevilIe. Mile Aimee. styled Eucope's
greatest novelty dancer, heads the
company In n series OF five illusion
dances, viz: Dance Foil. beautiful ef-
feet of lights and costuming. Dance
EccentrIque. novelty OF rare beauty
In dances. Dance de II Lantern Mag
!que, true to its name . dance OF mag
is. Fire dance, a weird illuslonarF-
spectacle In which the lights are so
skillfully managed that the spectator
Is firmly convinced that the flames tina:
surround the dancer are real, and the
Lily, at-the end OF which dance nothing
Is TO be seen upon the stage but huge
calIa. lily formed by the snowy draper
les OF the dancer. Among the support
ing company are Ford and Francis, on
cratic travesty artists; Apollo, the -Ad
onis of the wire; Car,in and Clark,
kings OF German comedy; Dudley Pres
colt. mimic: Daily and Devere, mon
archs OF irish comedy and dancing;
Walter H. Ford, author vocalist in IL
Illustrated songs. Brothers Herne. The
osophicai experts. and The Putnam
Twin Sisters. There will be the usual
matinee L
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J. S. RHODES q CO.
]. S. Rhodes { Co.'S
ANNUAL
LINEN
SALE.
A Week Of Bargains, Com
meneins Monday, february 7.

More new patterns and greater variety
than ever. We quote few special values:
$50 dozen Fast Edge Pure Linen Nap
kins at 81 dozen.
100 dozen Fine q. Napkins at ts.9S; regu-
lar price A.Oo.
Good values in Napkins at sl.25, sl.o
and UP.
co dozen Heavy Huck Towels. 22x.i. at
CSC each. worth Sc each.
100 dozen All Linen Huck Towels. 2lx42,
at l2iGc each.
20 dozen All Linen Heavy Huck Towels.
elX40. at 19c each.
10 pieces Heavy Bicachcd Damask, G.
inches wide, regular price Csc. for 5oc.
II pieces Heavy Blcachcd Damask. &C
Inches wide, regular price Soc, for Csc.
Is pieces Elmo Bleachcd Damask, 72
inches wide, special values at 9Oc and slOO.
pieces Extra Fine Bleache[ls Damask,
% inches wide, at SLIGO, regular price slS5.
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FAMILY REUNION

AT ST. Clairsville on Wednesday, the
golden wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Meyer, father and mother Of Editor
Meyer. OF the Bellaire Herald. was cele-
brated with family reunion. All OF
the children are grown and all married.
except the youngest, who is in Chicago,
and he was the only one not present
Twenty-Five gathered around the festaI
board to make "the old folks at home"
feel that their lives had not been in vain,
the daughters with their husbands and
children and the sons with their wives
in the order named-Mrs. Annie Barton,
Jesse B. and Robert C. Meyer, Mrs.
John T. Troll, Mrs. Duane r. Cowen,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Cowcn. The daughters
provided the wedding feast and the sons
and husbands the presents. It was n
pleasant occasion for all concerned.
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cREsToN CLARKE COMING.

Mr.. Creston Clarke will play n return
date at the Opera House on Thursday
night, when he will produce 1.-THE Last
of His, Race" When Mr.. Clarke ap-
peared in this city earlier this season,
he came hero somewhat In the nature
OF I stranger, but mis- company made
such a profound impression that 4 re-
turn date was at once booked. Those
who saw THE Last of His Race" on its
previous presentation here. will agree
that more pleasing performance has
seldom been given on the local stage.
On his forthcoming visit here Mr..
Clarke will be accompanied by identic-
ally the same company that supported
him on his last visit. Since his engage
ment here earlier in the season, Mr..
Clarke has been south and west. where
THE Last OF His Race" has been re-
ceiyed with unstinted praise by th.
newspapers of that section of the coun-
try, who pronounced 1t the superior OF
"The Prisoner OF Zenda," as play of
the higher romantic type.
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BE HOME SOON

Lieutenant Devore, the former Monroe
county boy, who was sent to Norway 10
buy reindeer and drivers to penetrate
the klondlke region for the government,
sailed from Alien on the 4th and Is ex-
pected In New York early next week,
with $50 reindeer and eishty-sevcn na-
tives 10 care for the animals and drive
them on the government relief expcd.-
ton when they arrive in Alaska. The
var department has made arrangements
FOR the transportation OF the deer across
the continent from New York TO Seattle.
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TIE RIVER

The Queen City will depart from Gin
cinnad on Saturday evening at 5
o'clock, and will be due here, en- route
for Pittsburgh. Tuesday morning next
at o'clock.
The Keystone State Will swing into
her old time trade again, leaving Gin
cinnat! on Thursday evening and pass
ing Wheeling Sunday morning at 6
o'clock.
The boats leaving to-day will be the
Virginia at 4. m. for Pittsburgh: the
Grania at q. m. for Charleston, and the
Ben Eur at IL a. m. for Parkersburg.
Navigation is now practically resumed
again. owing to the open weather OF the
past few days. and business will soon be
booming on the levee again.
Yesterdays towboats going to Pitts
bursh past this port were the Fred
Wilson at II a. m. and the Volunteer
shortly afterwards.
The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated Z feet 3 inches and rising
slowly.
The H. K. Bedford passed up yester-
day at I. IN. for Pittsburgh.
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81. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. Io.--Mrs. Kate
L. o'NejI. wife 81 ex-Conarcss,nan
John J. o'%eii, of t:!s city, is dead and
her husband Is dangerously III at Null
lAnphy hospital. Several weeks ago
Mr. O'Neil was ta';cn sick and his wife
became III from ovrrwor!t and worry
on account o. his condition. Owing to
nig weakness, Mr.. O'Nc!l has not been
notified OF his wI.e'a death.
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begun plunderlng in the surrounding
country. At Port Arthur things are be-
ginning 10 assume their norma! state.
The port was for some time almost de-
serted, as the Inhabitants feared repc-
tltlon of the massacre that occurred
during the war with Japan.
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VANCOUVER, Feb. lO.-OrientaI ad-
wees b'ousht by the Empress OF Chi
NJ state that with the arrival OF the
fe!h'orcemerts OF the German squad
Ion az hiao Chau the German force will
NUMBER apout 1900 men. There is some
insurance at Chez Fow. Some dis
oaA!ed soldiers from k!ao Chau have
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

The Bowcrs lost one to the Defenders
Inst night by bowling n very poor score
for such high priced team, hut Richards
ard llennns had hard luck" story for
The frst game which accounts for It. RAJ
der again put hot work, which sends him
one step farther IN the ladder. Emblem's
y; In the gecond was tho feature, Follow
tbn
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YOUNGSTOWN, O., Feb. lo,-Man-
,r,rt;.Cr, Of ,hg Youngstown Interstate
Sinb m.day sent notices TO players that
Sys signed, to reror: here for duty not
i,,,r than April 10. It Is expected that
he interstate schedule will open April
y; and tie intervening time Will be de-
ro.ci !, EXHIBITION games and trying out
tpW pllyLrs.
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The H. K. Bedford, passed up yester-
day ut I. IN. for Pittsburgh.



PIITSgURGH-Rive IS feet and
rising slowly at the dam. Clear and
cool.
Observation-Disclosures river feet
inches and rising. Clear: mercury 10.
Down: Argand. Due down: uranla. Up:
Virginia and Valley Belle. Little Ka-
nawha rising.
GREENSBORO-Rive s feet 10
inches and rising. Clear and warm.
STEUBENVILLE-R 8 feet S
inches and rising. Clear and cool. Up:
Fl. X. Bedford. b. D. Wood, Fred VIII
son. Down: John Moren. Urania and
Ben Hur.
WARREN-River feet. Cloudy and
mild. e-N III
OIL CITY-River 3 feet and station
AIRY. Clear and mild.
BRoWNsvILLE-Rlver G feet and
rising.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet .
inches and rising. Warm and clear.
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4 Youngstown special says Farraghe-
can &c, $500 backing for finish fight
with Ste,zer. -
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Il charlierBurng defeats Buck" Stel-
ger. the Nets" will arrange a go be-
tween I'm and M2tty Matthews.
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W. ar: reached and cured by this wonder.
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AZ the Nusee alleys the Klondike and
Coacordia rolled six games. the Klondike
;aE!-S six straight. Following are the In
dIvidral scores, results OF each series OF
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BOXING.

Harry Gilmore, OF the y. y. c., Bea-
yer Falls, Pa, will so on with Eddie
GaFdE37 Tor five rounds as a preliminary
70 the 0saa. GGrdner-Jack O'Keefe con-
test. Nothing much is known OF Gil
more here. for II Is hardly likely that he
Is The Chicago boxer, who trotted' q fast
clip IL the light weight class several
years ago.
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The Ohio River Railroad will sell eS
cursion tickets to New Orleans and re-
turn. account of Mardl. Gras, at rate Of
s9S for the round trip from Wheeling.
Tickets on sale February 10. II. IS, 10,
20 and 81. with return limit March 5.
Double berth In sleeper from Cincinnati
to New Orlcaps and return. $40.
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"RucE" Stelzer meets Billy Wallace at
Coumbas, February 10.
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Don't Neglect
hat Gold

No msitr bow slight m1y sosm 70 you Tor Coz chs,
Colds. ii1Aneutts fniarrta and Apparently InSixnh
cant Chest Pains citan lead to pleurisy, Puru.
monln; Con.uHfp tionAnd tahes fatal Lung Dis
Avert All Dancer by p,omu,I, A,pl,i,- ,