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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

New York. Nov t-scycntccn Oubana
arrived here on the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm, having been released from
the spanish prison at Ceuta recently.
They we're sent 10 this country ut the
expense of the United States govern
mcnt and are the frHt batch ~ released
political prisoners o. arrive In New
York. They will b" returned q Cuba
nt the expense ~ the United States.
There were among them men who had
been merchants, planters. professional
mon. mechanics ana lnhuryrH In cuba,
The men. while they were not dressed
very we'll. appeared 10 be- In the best "
health and their appearance was tho
cause NJ remark among the Immigrant
officials who contraHtcd their healthy
condition, after years ln "a spanish
prison with that ~ our own troops
when they returned after their short
stay In cuba, The mon are going hack
To cuba, 20 begin ne ngnln. Many N
those who arrived today were In Tor
NE. while majority N them were
serving a thirty years term. The low
cot sentence which any ~ them had re-
cclved was twelve years.
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Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov a. remarkable
petition has been nlcd In the district
court ~ Lancaster county By Charles
b.. David W. and George X. Brown 70
seek 90 have Receiver iiill u the de.
fuuct Lincoln Savings bank restrained
from selling 90 the highest bidder M
aurancc policies aFgroEatng tsupo on
the llvoH ~ tho Browns, pledged To 80
cure loan. The novel claim " hd-
yancod that by thus dlHposinF % the
placed In Jeopardy. The policies may
be- paid only ut the death OF the AS
rured. hence the claim II made that by
transferring them 10 dual lnduccmvnt
ID offered the holder 90 make way with
the parties Insured.
Judge Holmes has assigned the case
Tor hearing nc the term of court which
meets this month.
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ENGLISH HERO WORSHIP
QUAINT CEREMONY At THE GuILOHAtL.


London. Nov. i.-The streets u the
city were crowded an morning Ia ini-
monse number 90 people seeking 10
witness Gen. Kltchnora trlumphhi
quErcss 90 che Gullhiil. 60 receive she
freedom n the city % London and the
sword ,f honor pF.asuiod 10 him 10
recognition of bis defeat Of she der
Wishes at Omdurman. Tho general ~
ceiycd "a great ovation as accompanied
by three aides de- camp and dressed IN
fun generals uniform with the Egyp-
ilau sash. b. drove through she streets.
A. shc GuiIdhali there was the quaint-
ct Kind VI a ceremony which was Wit
messed by some $500 spectators chiefly
ciy dlguItarlcs ana their families
though Lord Rosyoerry ard lord
Salisbury, tho lord chancellor. and a
fcw o,hcr nobIliiiof. were present
There was a scene % great onthusi-
asm when Gen. Kitchener took his
place ON the dala by the eide of the
lord mayer Mr iIoratio David Davies.
Tho clerk then read documcu; SCI
ting forth that citizens. one described
a. pilrhNf one a. barber ana one
a. ainN1ncr, had declared she guner-
al tu Do u 90 ana proper person.
" presenting the Aword Of honor tho
lord mayor rad nu addrctH IN which
h. H1ll thIH honor vas only reserved
Tor EnH.1ui'H HrsatoHt sons.
Gen, Kitchener lu reply expressed his
deep ana heartfelt thanks and said the
success ~ TIE campaign was due not
only 90 the oneness ~ purpose and
cheerful spirit OF determination. but 10
the master mind uf Lord Cromor.
tirtsh agent 10 EgypD. under whose
able direction. the Hirdar naaerfel. ths
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Admission, Ga. Nov a.-Typhold fever.
Whlrh has been mildly prevalent at
'amp ship for some time, ia on dee
Si'hhe IN all regiments except the
tuurth Wisconsin, and preparations hr,
being made to move that regiment a.
. ste west NJ the second Arkansas
eHuhN Tor sickness at The present cnmp
a removal Is easily accomplished Tho
Wnts from which typhoid cases cnmo
WIN he thoroughly dlsnfected. the beds
,nu,htl ana the tent clasps washed IN
.htolde Work In other quarters
W. begun. Enclosed sheds eight by
o,knt Ieet are being erected Tor tho
ss,Feh Against each ~ three sides II
WI, w, hheas a tent viii be- placed. The
Wn,H WIN be used for sleeping quarters
u WIN connecting shed doors left
bic. ~ ""' ''''''''' W.
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Chicago. Nov. 4.-sDr 7. - Murphy.s
now treatment Tor cunEumptlvCs has
apparently worked its first cures The
patients are William a. Purcell and J..
G. Edwards who have been undergo
ing the treatment for little over three
months. The treatment II that which
excited wide Interest when presented
In o. paper read by Dr.. Murphy before
tho American Medical association al
Denver this summer
There are now between sixty AMI
seventy patients taking the treatment.
The Cook county hospital Tor cone
Humptivcs. charitable institution,
with accommodations for $50 putirntf
which Will be- opened here next week
win Try the treatment on an extended
scale
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Old Ola story neEsrdiuE Dragging q
Loaded Uun Through tho sage
thrush.
Special to the News"

Special to the News"
ogden Utah. Nov. l-Ed Simpson Of
Hooper was brought In here th.s afier.
noon with biz laft hand and wrist Blown
on lic was ou, hunting near Hooper
this morning. and while drawing hls
shotgun through the brush The weapon
was discharged with the result above
stated. Dr. Rich gave immediate at.
tent.on TO the injured mcmbar, which
was terribly hct,aiol, when brought
here Mr simpson was un.onse.ous and
iu a very bad condition. the wound
having received very little attention. %
10 thought that while SIR. simpson. who
ls about 20 years ~ age. l. very low NOW
h. Will eventually recover with proper
care.
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Chicago. Nov. "A special 20 tho
Tribune from Dallas. Tex. nayui
The constitutional amendment voted
on Tuesday authorizing the pcnaionlnR
~ Confederate soldiers has been carried
although full returns are not In,
II provides that all ConfcderateH who
settled In Texas prior 90 1850 arr eliri.
Ole 10 pensions, hut no one should re-
ceive more than s. month and thu
annual Appropriation for pensions shall
not exceed $4,000.
Secretary u State Madden estimates
there nre 5000 cN-COnfcdrratca In tho
state a majority ~ whom have settled
IN the state since 1850 ana are therefore
not eligible 20 pensions
a majority ~ the x.Cnnfrderatoa
voted against the amendment
The negroes also voted against A.
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french Newspaper. that tive In uias.
house. Continue 10 Throw stonss.

Paris. Nov t.-Thc Joint session ~ the
peace commissions today lasted two
hourH. The fpaniardn refused the prup-
1Hliluna made hy ihH Americans on
Monday last. but the negotiations were
not broken On
while u Is believed that no formal
counter proposition was made. there
was a discussion ~ the Philippine qura.
ton outside the lines 90 the American
propositions The commissions then
adjourned until Tuesday next
\ statement n printed here today
with much prominence that ht tudny.H
Joint session ~ the peace commissions
the Americans viii Insist upon u come
plole surrender ~ spaln'a sovereignty
over tn Philippines nni that Ia the
event OF The spanish commissioners re-
fuHinE 10 agree 40 this. JudFe Day,
president OF the American commission,
acting under Instructions frlm wash
inEtun. will present an ultimatum TO
the SpnniauiH
~ h. further ALLEGED that this seem
Ink haste iH due 90 desire 90 settle
the negotiations before the elections In
the United States inke place. Refer
unce ID made i1 these allegations in
view ~ The fact that hoy may have
also been circulated IN the United
States, l3ui there r. no truth IN the
statements made.
No uiumaium o. contemplated and
thcrc o. no probability VI drastic
measures being taken BY the Amen-
cans. The two commissions are now
considering an open question ana the
Americans expect 20 patiently weigh
consider the argument ~ the span.
lards The two commissions met ~ 2
o'clock this afternoon. tn Americans
were aware before the session opened
that the Spanilria would decline their
proposition made on Monday last
Tho uauolF today aayl ii has been
Informed on absolutely reliable author
iiy that spain will refuse 10 discuss me
unconditional surrender 81 the Phillip
pine lHlnuiH Spalu,ii IL further aH-
sorted, had made particular rrafrvu.
tlnnH concerning the retention ~ The
Philippines and ihs Spanish minister %
foreign affairs Duke Amldlyar o. RIO.
had himself 90 the time Of ihe signing
~ the peace protocol stipulated that the
Island ~ LuE1n alone should remain
occupied by the American troops while
the peace negotiations were IN progress
and that spain would resume apvrr-
eighty over the archipelago uH soon 49,
a more liberal form W government Tor
The Islands should have been decided
upon.
Ths Fromde siyr'
'-rhe claims m the United states on
the phllipHIua Islands are looked upon
with disfaVnr 40 r.. PETERSBURG
''The powers might In cnse N Amer.
lea proving too obstinate, on this
point be provoked ~ protest.
The Eventmcnt says;
your money or your No." n me At
ntude takUn hy America IN relation 20
spain. Tho latter having 90 money
nfers Porto i,icn and The abandon
ment NJ cuba, ard thinks she has thus
discharged nor ransom.
"'Pard0n mo- answers iona han,' YOU
yet have the Philippine Islands which
are 1riy an eHrumhnnee o. You !
viii relieve you NJ tham. why Re-
.,aise win Fountain I have the strong
est reasons Tor H0 doing"
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have IT, A. present they are forced 10
pay duty on un import goods Spanish
goods included. which were free before.
"Our military government Of the IS
land has been far from satisfactory.
We have destroyed the spanish mda-
tary rule and have not replaced 70 with
American forces, thus destroying their
safeguards 10 NE and property. As
a result VI this FROM $50 90 200 VI the
by IRE. Just VINO Is responsible for
this I cannot say.
The infantry there Il Of very little
use IN poNcinE the island. In addition
there should be a civIl guard composed
Of Porto Rlcan privatos and American
officers"
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PsLin L. Developing an Anti.foreiEn add
Conservative Mien,

pekln. Nov. tn spite OF tn formal
promises Of she Chinese foreign Office,
there IL every indication OF a concerted
movement NJ Chinese troops In the
nelghh1fho1d 81 the capitol. n u said
that KhauR Nyi, she Manchu officer
who was next ia rank 90 The hate
Prince Koung. IN the Kloun ~ Tshu
or council OF state. has obtained great
influence over thl doWIEer empress.
fe B. bitterly huti-forslgn ami hope
lsaaly conservative. n iH prohUpla that
khanE Nyi wac the inatlRutur ~ the
edict rc.ealnbllshiuF the hlNy and ar
row exercise flr the Chinese soldiers.
II n reported that Yuan Sink Hal,
the chinese general ln clmmarl ~ he
foreign drill troops nt Ten Is.n and
an officer whose power u much dread
"a hy the dOwlger empress and her ud-
visor has received a grant Of money
ogteuslbly Tor the purpose OF incrcas-
ms che strength af bile division 90
thirty llnusaud men, ~ time shows
that tn d1wngcr empress can rely up-
on his fidelity"
n has been said that Yuan Sink IIai
might uHr hIs troops In conformity with
the views of che foreign ministers at
pekiu
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Philadelphia Nov i--Iudgs Butler,
ofihr United States district court. this
AFTERNOON on application ~ counsel for
nSed go 900 nH M amount ~ BAN re-
qurdd Tor the release ~ the prisoner.
Marsh was not present. Marsh'a c0un-
~ said ihut satisfactory security
would be- entered with the clerk ~ the
court by tomorrow morning, Mean
time Marsh remains IN prison IN the
ofnclal custody u the United states
marshal
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Cen henonard Gets a Change 81 Bs.., ow-
tng 10 Ills Attitude Regarding Dr.yfua

Paris. Nov. "A Homl-ofnclal note
Issued this evening says tho govern.
mont has resolved not 20 retain the
Murchnnd mission nc FaHhodn. adding
that this decision was arrived al By
the cabinet after an exhaustive vxami-
nation 90 the question. The govern
m'nt, replying O. an Interpolation to
be asked In the Chamber of Deputies
VIII nvnll ltsolf u the opportunity to
explain the motives for It's resolution.
The minister 81 war. NJ. dc Freyoinet,
mas signed decree removing General
ltcuuvnrd from the head Of the general
stan and appointing him % the com.
mnhd ~ the Eleventh corps at Nantes.
u " suggested that the ministers nc-
Won was due 10 Gen. DE I,enoynrd'H
nltltuuv IN regard 90 the secret docu-
menia IN the Droyfa ease. General
Hfault has been appointed 10 succeed
Den. Honovnrd.
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London. Nov. t.-'rhe most reliable In
formation from Paris confirms the earl
ilcr reports that n, pupuy, ne premier,
has decided 20 wash HE hands Of Ia
sh1da and 20 recall Major Mhrchnnd,
for whose mission he is not responsible.
This decision Qi TO some extent, due
60 a desire 20 allow nothing 10 interfere
with the success OF The exposition of
1900.
Iuday will be important In tho his
tury of the crisis, I, Is expected mat
baron DeCluruel. the French amhassa-
dor, Will lmpart the French dec.aon 10
Lord salisbury, who VIII speak thiu
evening at the banquet 10 De given che
sIrddr, uenoiul Lord Kitchener
The Daily Chronicle under reserve
publishes a remarkable story suggest
Ing that the Sirdar captured docwuents
proving that Major Marchand before
Tho battle OF Omdurmnn sent 10 the
KhaHfi a French hlg. Inviting him 10
hoist H. and so. by becoming French
nuy. 10 deter the Anglo Egyptian
foro,s from attacking him,
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Washington. Nov THE quarter
MATER department o. the army has
begun making arrangements for the
shipment ~ Gen. Carpenters brigade
o. the province ~ Puerto Principe.
Tho ports along the north coast %
cuba whore tr1hpH muri De landed Tor
this province are not iht hest ~ IL
probable that NeuvtaH win 1c selected
~ The place ~ landing but the trans
p0rts viii Iui Boz able o. get within sen
miles ~ tht port ana the troops and
supplies must all o. hn,ied with light
ers. The troops are 90 De- In Puerto
Principe On The 22ud and Il VIII be
nectFsary to hay, the transports ready
f1r some days in advance % that date,
n Is Intended 90 have the troops en-
bark at savannah.
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Two Men Kiiisd and Two nadiy hart
whilst rsstinga Sew noiier.

on CTIy. Pa, Nov F--Uy thd eIplO-
sion Of new boiler at me on city
boiler works today two men were
killed, two fatally Injured ani a dozen
more slightly hurt
The killed arr; Charles McCloskey,
John FriNlry
Fatally injured; u. J, Glid H.. both
legs broken - Injured internally;
ponis Mcmahon. injured internally
The O1uvr was az 20 horse power.
ARA was being tested. The cause Of
the explosion was a defective gauge.
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jerusalem. Nov i.-Empernr william.
w visiting ne H1Hplcr " 81. John. and
ier'ylnE GO The directors remark mar
the building stood under the shadow
~ The emperor. HaIdi
This shadow BE- east by the same
hlAek ana white German shield which
" also -ifoichrd over the Catholics la
The Ear East. who sacrificed their lyrs
ana shed their blood in prparatinF
ihe gospel ~ protect them my brother
On nuW ln these regions with the mailed
power d tho imperial navy"
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British uovcrnment Requires an Etpiana.
tion Regarding the sale ~ m Island.

Nnrt1. ont. N0v. islThs foreign
ono. M thr nrltirh government has
c1pl.d tn canada asking f0r report
ur.u and explanation " the sale Of
On. Island Uf Anucosii. nt the mouth
~ lhg go. Lawrence river tO Il subject
Afchlhluit has received request
frnm Ottawa Tor a report upon the
whole HuuIett
tn purchaser o. French capitalist
whl. 10 Dr. aid. d. now sv.ctHF English
sriilerH ana could. with FuHieIUnt airns
on iho Island. control tha gt Lawrence
river Tn co. event of war between
ttrtt iiriiuiu uni FfaueH this would
ur q Immense advantage iH FfirCc.
% De- believed that tne British r0vUru-
mont "lll order the cancellation OF The
sale.
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IS GAINED.
.,..,,, Of Utah Battery 3 Gets His lust
Deserts.
.,ruy YOUNG IS NOW ACTING MAJOR
,.,,.i,op has Been Made an inde-
,.sdent aud Distinct organ
lsation.

,..,, sept. q. VIA. san Francisco,
us,dboards have been erected
m. graves Of thc As.or battery
IN, Lie In the native cemetery
4 ,h..r effects have been sold az auc-
t,,Bear large sums. a coat be-
. -~s pi,vate Dunn brought sso'
.abs..l pouch ti2. The money
10 aat 30 relatives
7 ,rt.n FLICK % company d. Minnc-
.,.. ash glad surprise upon arr
. n- here. The ucrm1n cruiser
! ,...s wilhelm Is now In she harhor'
Dol. ,,une soldier learned that he
900 MARINE On board. They
..t lem aurh other for ten years.
f,Ii,W.ug promotions have been
Il. the Ffsi Nebraska regiments
s,.,tn ~. oOuriy ~ company ID mas
made Second uoWtntnt In inc
y "rtv..b.rd Infuiry. First Lieutenant
r .nli n. Oush. % COMPANY 70 ~ vip.
~ ID ID company, : onnd lacutenans
81 "a. burr NJ q company 70 bt hfH.
n uirgtHt % - company Setkeaht y
IL ijUr Sherman a. White 70 pc s,,oh pa
f..s.utrf 1f L. company korimental
L y e H
4, ..rfsanf major. and Sergeant Ryan
"A n .lmplny 10 be quartermhstcr OF
ffi.uf crtchlow. Of battery u. Utah.
. y rfsssnsod With a beau,lful ivory
. NJ "Wednesday evening. lie was The
.nler who commanded che Uthh guns
1 III. ffarohra un tho night % august
e. Ua utah battalion has been made
n .riarendgut organization with Cap
h. N Guns acting major
Oiu.na j. y. Case. company y, Secs
!, M Of,rin. hsr been detached 60 IN
~ aatary system 40 cnvitc ana
II p.f. un Ha condition, together with
II nmsnliisna Tor repairs OF an en-
h. raF yciCm.
/ Eiaad b. Dcldrich Of company y,
J. .Iri oregon. had a serious fan from
Ia q himm1ak last Thursday. 10 is
10 that be- may have sustained yer.
isnl Injuries and has been removed
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norm rAmTIrs sANorINr.
Counting Chickens nefore They are
iiatehrd Now In rrogTessin New York.

New York. Nov t.-Chalrman oden,
of the Republican state ulmlttee. has
EiNrn out the following statements
''The campaign which W H1 rapidly
drNNsug 60 "a onHe. from every indlcn-
ton points tl Republican victory,
The closing ~ careful canvass % the
upstate counties onuNlurpH me that a
plurality hrre enough o. moru than
mot and offset any possible plurality
that can be- obtained In Greater Now
York by Tamminy Han ls assured.
~ md that The constant alk by Tam
many Han dealers OF thrir certainty u
carrying the state has been pure blum,
There la no p0Tlhllty ~ securing in she
CITY OF New York plurality that
would Insure the election ~ Van Wyck,
ana they uro NOW seeking with FAX"
bets to bolster up what thry know %
be ldusinE cause Their bets the Re-
puhlicans are calling and We are met
with she Information az their hoting
attnd thif there N no more Van Wyck
money in sight, on the contrary ! am
in rrc0pt VI information from hundreds
of Democrats within tn city of New
York. Who propose 90 vote for RnlHo-
ych, and I believe ihai there u SUR
prise In store Tor Democrats 40 wen az
Tor Republicans. only that the surprise
FOR the Republicans VIII be IN che ma
ture Of pleasing one.
II clasm tha stare of New York with
out any question flr Roosevelt by a,
least 10000 ms magnificent canvass
has awakened enthusiasm throughout
the state and his manly and courageous
uttciuncta and Ms reputation for hon
taty have brought Go HIN he lndepgn-
dent voters who are 60 decide this cleo
ton"
Richard croker. In statement TO the
public, says
n am confident that Judge Van wyck
VII be elected by handsome plurality,
lIe W,l have from 1900 10 $1,000 plural-
fty In these two b1rOughs, and the res,
I III Greater Now York VII increase the
total 10 10000"
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,,lhliadelphla, Pa, Nov 3-Oldeon W.
Wl.h' The fugitive president 0f tho
l9pse1 on March 20, 1891, returned 90 the
eliy today after an absence OF over sew.
h years, ara surrendered himself tn
maker.
Ine closing ~ the keystone bank ere
wtel tremendous sensation lt the
sllhe, ana The developments Immediate
~ subsequent thereto, resulted In the
tnlencing TO long terms OF impfison-
""ht " John bardaley, then city treas
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New York. Nov Tho uansporf
Chester came up the bay Jdly with the
Fourth ohio Infantry Col q. n. Colt
commanding The chester was mot
down tho bay by the r1vernintnt
steamer Gen, MolEs, which took u The
soldiers IN with typhoid or mnlarIal
fever
Cot COT said MS regiment has enlist.
"A i.l12 men ana - oflicerr OF these
i0i have been furloughed. - discharged
aud q dled.
COL Colt said tho regimen, had sur
fered very little In comparison with
other regiments.
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rre.msn on san Francisco Papers 10 on
strike,

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-The pressmsn
employed loo the san Francisco news
paper offices declared a strike az noon
today. ana ms a result the nrst editions
of the afternoon papers ala not appear.
The prtssmgn employed by the Post
and the Bulletin declined 10 obey the
order 10 strike, but tho Report press
men walked out,
The other papers. acting under an
agrcomul 10 stand by each other, rec
fused o. publish unless tho Report could.
Arrangements are being made % print
the O'Clock edition Of the Report. and
AN the papers Will appear then as usual.
The moru'ng papers Will probably hs
able to publish, as all their men will
not obey ,hp order 10 strike. The
prossmtn demand an increase OF wages.
and have @g-lslt.ed schedule. which
which the Publishers decline 10 accept
The iuCrrtsr demanded would amount
10 about $4,000 a year 20 the newspa-
pers, About seveuty-fve men are em-
ploysd IN the newspaper pressrooms Of
the city
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Paris. Nov. i-Thc chamber ~ drpu-
ties rr-opsned today with a crowded
assembly after ~ adjournment on
Oct. 35 tho day ~ the IAN ~ the cab
met presided over by NJ Brseun, Amid
great animation The new premier, NJ.
pnpuy. read the ministerial declara-
flan. lie began by declaring the cab
Incl fully recognized the difficulties and
responsibilities OF the task undertaken
and affirmed the supr macy " civil
power a. me Fundamental principle 81
a republican s,ase ard express ed conf
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Raleigh. n. c., nov The outlook
al moor today n that the leollom on
Tuesday will be "a quiet aual ana mat
no serious distur11uers VIII axe place
Kitchen and others charged With IN
tlmidating "a registrar Is cited by DEM
ocrnts ~ an evidence shat the reports
OF Intimidation were exaggerated
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Plttaburg, Pa. Nov. 2--whne the re-
sumption Of window glass firtorirH
scheduled Tor last night Was not 40 gem
eihi a. expected a good start was made.
nhl the manufacturers expect thH split
N ne ranks Of the blowers and gather
~ 20 result IN resumption IN full be-
Tore me end Of the week
one factory IL IN fun operation and
OF men.