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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
BILL INTRODUCED.
A. &. Dayton asks permission Of Con
gress for this county to have new
bridge.

bridge.
Congressman A. G. Dayton has in
troduced bill into Congress allowing
the commissioners of this county to
build and maintain new bridge over
the river at this place. This bill was
introduced at the request of the coun-
ty court which was recently forwarded
to Washington.
Permission must be given by Con-
gress for bridging any navigable stream
before a bridge can be put across it
and then it must. be done in accord
ance with the directions of the engi-
neers in charge of the river. The
move is the first step in the effort 10
get bridge but it will result ia the
purchase Of the old one and not the
building of new one.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

All our winter goods
must go at some price
during the next As days.
Remember us on the@
Syracuse Plow, White
Sewing Machine or the
Torch Light Cooking
Stove, as we can save
you money on these
articles. Our stock is
still unbroken and we
can furnish you most
anything found in a
first-class country store.
Don't fail to call on US
in the next few weeks
and save money!.
HUTCHINSON 4 JACC
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
That's The Only Way To Do.

FaIrmont and Morgantown seem to
be very much in love with each other.
Its another case of ''you tickle me
and I'll tickle you. = Clarksburg
News.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

Thirteen seems to have been
Quay's hoodoo.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

Mr.. Quay is still outside of the
breastworks.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

Buy any thing you want 70 en-
at Posten's and SAYS money,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25
Don't Skip This!

we are now engaged
in taking our yearly in
voice of our entire stock
B @of goods, and are cut
| ting the price on many
81 articles way down, and
intend to sell goods
| from now until we 60
| east March Ist, our
| usual time for buying
spring stock at greatly
reduced prices. If you
need a Suit of Clothes,
a Pair of Shoes or a
Hat we can fix you up
at prices that you can't
duplicate later on.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-25

The subcommittee of the House
Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions completed the recount In Taylor
county and returned last night. The
Republican member Of the committee
as well as Mr.. BIohard and his attor-
neys, agreed that the recount had
been fairly conducted. Dent lost
three votes, making his majority
thirty-four. Brohard and his attor-
neys claimed, however, that the bal
lots had been tempered with. Evil
dence was introduced showing that
the only persons who could possibly
have tempered with the ballots, were
the County Clerk and two Of his depu-
Ties, all Of whom are Republicans.
They testified that they did not In
any way change the0ballots.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
A WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All Tho Latest News Of Interest from
Washington, From the East, tho
( West and the SOuth.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
srHE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
PROM W AsuINGTON.

COMMISSIONER Of Pensions Evans re-
port FOR The fiscal year ended June 80
last shows total disbursements OF Sl3s..
25J,D23, irD,inT. balance Of sI.S57. .iss
an the treasury. The total number ot
pensioners on the roll was g9i $40.
decrease Of 2,Ia5.
Adyicrs frudn Washington say that
Maj Gen. OTIS will remain Ia supreme
command Of the Philippine islands, and
should hc rupucst 20 be relieved Mai
Gen. iAwtOu will I've assigned 90 dhiy
as his sue cssor.
The wTr department received word
from G' n. Otis that he has captured
letters Of high insurgrut authority eX-
hortiTig The inhabitants 20 hold out u
httb longer: that European recogni-
tioI, win De granted boy August 81 aud
thit the present Unitrd states admin
h fration will he ovtrthrowu.
Gcn. Garcia, of Cuba, presented 20
army officials In Washington plans for
the organization of Cuban militia.
The question of calling Tor volunteers
10 under confederation by Secretary
Root. II is snid that additional troops
may he needed "a relieve tho, whu
have served aomc time In the tropical
countries, II is nlsU suggested that It
may bc tieemcd nhvislblC 90 increase
the arn n at Gen. Otis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
AMERICAN FRUIT INDUSTRY.
play at the Paris Expoai-
tiou Nest Year.

Washington, Aug. i4.--In view OF
the growing importance of the fruit
industry of this country. an especial
effort will he made TO make an attract,
i've showing of fruits at the Paris rx.
position, and Director Dodge. of the
agricultural department. has pre-
prepared . circular which Will
be sent broadcast over the
country. asking for contributions
to the proposed exhibit. lie says that
arrangements nrc being made for rep
resentatIve exhibits of canned, pre-
served and evapornted fruits, but that
especial pains will he taken to- main
tain. during the entire pcriSti OF the
exposition display Of fresh fruits of
varieties suitable for export.
TO accomplish this Il win he neces-
sary 10 provide a supply Of specimens
of the more durable fruits tsnch rs
winter apples, pears, citrus fruits.
cranbcrries. nuis, etc.) Of the crop uf
the present SEASON for display at the
opening of the exposition and until
specimens Of the crop of next year nrs
available.
II IL intended that nIl Of the more
important fruii-growing districts Of
the United States shall b. represented
In this exhibit and the active co-opcrs.
sion of growers and other persons In
ferekied Is therefore solicited. The
exhibit will he collective. but each con
trsbusex win receive the fullest crrslit
for what he shows and the same con.
slaerHtion from the jury Of avards
shaf he would hHsr II individual srics
were allotted him. Collections made
by states, horticultural societies,
boards Of tradr, shipping associations
railroad companies, etc. win have the
s4nse consideration M thoar from in.
szI.ssst.sAt-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
LATER NEWS,


Hamilton Smith, m English lad, 10
years old. while descending the Otem-
na moGntain. Ia Switzerland on the
i4th. fell 500 feet down q prccipiee,
apd was instantly killed. Accom-
panied Icy two companions. he had
climbed the mountain without guide.
Aug. Ilosetig an Austrian govern
meui railroad official, was arrested, on
the lith, for stealing the emergency
mobilization plans, which De delivered
io q mnu named T.. Zihowou,hi, who Is
EaiG 10 have communicated them 20
agents of France aud Ru-sia.
Ou The i4th Secretary Gage sent 20
Lieut.. Gushing. IN command of the
rvNcuur cutter Rush, lrticr ~ CON
pratuiatiuns an his success Zoo towing
th. cutter Nuuiyak from san Francisco
To the mouth OF the Yukon river. n dis
tame, ~ about f,2Uu miles.
The French government b. about 20
cNpcud several millions ui frames on
tn, cnnst dcfcnscs uf New Caledonia.
According to "a report 10 the state de-
partmcut from our commercial agent
there. MIR Wolf, the work has already
commenced.
Tho American line steamer Paris, re-
Gently pulled on the rocks uenr
CoNcrack. left Falmouth. England. ON
the l4th, under her own steam, aided
hy several tugs, bound for Milford
Haven, where she will br docked for
repairs.
Glen, Weyler denies the report that
he IL a republican. but thinks frdcrnl-
ism is theoretically acceptable. lie
also says he would toe an abSoluiist IL
n king worthy of the name existed.
Premier Sil,cla announced, on the
14tL, TINT measures for the liberation
of the Spanish prisoners in the Phil-
ippines wsrr proceeding, though no re-
Aull had been obtained.
The statement of the condition Of
the treasury issued ON the ittb showed:
Available cash balance, Ss7l.g,O,J73:
gold reserve. s2ij. S53.25l.
Natural =as ~ Sr"nt quantities hs-
bccn struck ON the farm % Robert Ice.
near Museatinc. Ia. The oil h 40 feet
below the surface.
The torpedo boat Fox, built by WolT
q Sewicker. ON the Pacific coast, Was
accepted by the government On the
l4th.
There were 30 deaths from plague
and IS new cases reported In Hong
Kong during the week ended ON the
lsth.
The New York sub-treasury received
81. i.2s0.000 In gold certificates, on tho
iith, for distribution In that city.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
The siorss Friendly
pEwEY's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Reports 80 the Navy Department tha
Cordial welcome Heecived at
Trieste, Austria.

Washington, Aug. iS.-The navy de'
partment yesterday received the fol"
lowing letter from Admiral Dewey:
limited States Flagship Olympia,
''Triente, Austria, Aug. 1, 1893. \
''sir-Lcaving Trieste to-day, j de-
sire TO bring 10 the attention Of the de-
partment the uniform courtesy and
kindly feeling shown, not only to me,
but the ship and 10 Its whole personnel
as representing our country, by the
officials and people of Trieste and Aus
sfia. The Austrian minister of marine
arrived from Vienna TO welcome va Of
flcially and remained several days
awaiting ms. but was Obliged by his
duties 90 return before our arrival.
The naval. military and civil officials
stationed here have been most cordial.
''The people also exhibited most
friendly feeling toward our nation and
have visited the ship In large numbers-
II is cstimated that 1000 attended the
funeral Of Trask and they showed
many marks Of sympathy.
II have the honor TO he
"Vrry respectfully.
GEO. DEWEY. :.
''Admirnl U. Is. n"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17

AStho leading clearing houses In the
ufdtCd StaicA the exchanges during the
week ended on the nth aggr, gated
sA,i56, al ,lO2, against Sl,iDG,51 ,0s6 the
lprrNiuus week. The Increase compared
with the CORES POndmg week % lsgs
was 2I,I.
In he United States there were I3G
business iailur' iu the seven days end
ed on the llth. against lt2 the week
previous auG ly6 iu the corresponding
period OF rgs.
George u. Wheeler former president
Of the Chicago City Railway company
aud president of the Washington Park
club, died in rlattsbmr. N y, aged 5s
ycyyS.
Z At West Point hozing las been abol-
sshcd by Col Albert L. Mills, the new
superintendent uf the military acad.
envy.
\ big reduction Of wages has gone
into effect in ihc structural department
OF the Cambria Steel company at Johns
town, IN. The reduction ranges be.
tween 20 and so per cent. 4 strike will
probably follow.
At Bremen, Me-. Mabel and Lizzie
Weston, aged IS and Is years, rcEpec-
lively, Hnd Lizzie Dodge, aged H..
daughters of farmers, were drowned
whi.e bathing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17

The Olympia with Admiral Dewey
sailed from Naples for Leghorn. The
admiral says that there never before
was SO much kindly feeling abroad for
Americans.
on Rockingham. Il. G., The bark Car.
lisle Castle WAS wrecked aud n lives
were lost, and the City Of York wen,
ashore at Eottness and ~ oi tic crew
we're drowned.
Attorney Labori. counsel for ORGY
fus, was umbushcd by two men as he
was en- route 10 the courtroom in
Ernncs, France. and one shot wns fired.
hitting Iabori 10 the back. Mr.. lsabori
fell In the roadway lie 10 s,ill alive.
IL was announced that the bullet had
entered his stomach; that there was no
outward bleeding. and that the physi-
clans believe that i.abori will die from
the wound.
Gen. Mcrclcr testified in ,hc Drryfus
trial ut Rcnncs, France. His evidence
was a repetition OF the old charges and
accusations against Drcyius, He wat
the recipient uf hissps and curses from
the audience rs be left the stand.
Late news from the Arctic whaling
Gcet is not encouraging. The season
II II stated. has been a complete failure
As Il result Of the West Indiana bur,
ricane, the latest estimate places the
dcnd at 1900.
American troops under Gen. Young
captured the city Of san Mateo. ten
miles from Manila. The American ioss
was three killed and - wounded
Twcniy-ihrcc Of the enemy are known
90 have been killed.
Admiral Dewey has arrived at Leg
horn. Italy.
Five pcrrous were drowned 10y the
sinking Of the French steamer pano
boto IN collision of isowrstoH vita ihf
steamer Hercules.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
MURDERED BY A VOLUNTEER.
Two Psiiee ohacera of Denver Shot
and Killed ny n Desper-
ate Recruit

Denver, Col, Aug. 1.-TWO police
officers were murdered here az one
o'clock yesterday morning 10y re.
cruit belonging 90 Company l., Thir-
ty-funrth volunteer infantry, now sia-
toned at Fort Logan. Thrrc soldiers
had been raising disturbance in
Louis Kiipfcis saloon, at the corner ~
Market and Twentieth streets. during
the night. aud Offer Tom Clifford was
notified Of their action aud asked 10
keep his eye on them. lie followed
them for an hour or 40 npd came
upon the men at the corner of Blake
and Twentieth streets. lie WIS about
TO accost the soldiers when one OF
them turned ON him and placing the
muzzlc of revolver 20 his breast. sent
a bullet through his heart. Clifford cx-
pircd almost instantly.
All three of the soldiers then started
to run. bud two were ovrrtakcn and
captured. The one that did the shoot.
ing. however. continued running, with
Oaiicer W. =. Griffith on bicycle In
pursuit,
The fleeing man dodged through al
leys and open lots for several blocks,
Griffith patrunizing the streets. TN
Sixteenth street, near the Union depot
the officer saw the man making for
the viaduct. lie shot ut him twice. the
soldier returning the fire. mofially
wounding Griilith. He died o few min
uteS later while being conveyed In an
ambulance to the station.
The entire police and detective force
of the city WIS sent out after the man
and the country for miles around has
bren patrollrd and searched without
getting any trace Of the double MUIR
dered, except that mnu answering his
description WIS seen on Fifteenth
street few moments after Griffith
was shot.
His two companions. who nrc now in
jeil, deny amy knowledge of the muir
derer, but from other recruits who
saw the three together during Sa;ur-
day evening II was learned that the
name of the man who did the killing
WIS Wellington G.. Llcwcllyn, and that
he came from Globe. Ariz.
4 reward has been offered for him
dead or alive.
There was talk Of lynching should
he I've taken alive, but this seems TO
have died out.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
WET ANn snIrm.

At Hampton, Va, the yellow fever
'cpidcmic is practically at an end.
Neur eraser, Va, the house Of
Thomas Martin wns burned and he and
three children pcrishcd in the flames.
The transport Morgan City sailed
from San Francisco for Manila with
675 recruits and supplies.
liy the capsizinR Of a boat sigurd
Ruad, tailor. aged 2e, and Ida Olson,
90. were drowned nj Minneapolis.
\ Near Jackson, Ia, five negro chil-
dren were burned 10 death on Me
kowRn'A plantation. The parents
locked them up In their house and
went to church.
[ Maria NJ. Gross, one Of the pioneer
women physicians Of Chicago. died at
her home, aged &C years.
The consolidation OF the leading cigar
manufacturing interests Of Tampa, Key
West, New Orleans and Havana Is re-
ported.
At Glenn. Ca, VIII Mcclure. o negro,
was lynched for attempted assault on
Mrs. George Moore, wife Of farmer of
Carroll county.
Near Bell Buckle, Tenn, viii Cham
hers (colored) charged with criminally
assaulting the tt-ycar-old daughter Of
William Watson. was lynehed by mob.
A mob took Sam Wilson, young us-
gro accused of attempting assault, from
tall az Port Gibson, Miss, and hanged
him 10 the gnllows in the Jail yard.
At Poland, o., Robert l.. Walker,
through when President Mckinley lost
his property by Indorsing notes, filed
bankruptcy petition. with liabilities
of 100000.
After preaching in Pineville, Ky,
several days four Mormon elders were
forced TO leave by angry citizens,
An unknown assassin murdered Ed
ward A. Crnnaton, villnge night watch
man at Constantine, Mich.
James BIoodworth. aged IS, and Miss
Grace Cooper, aged Is, members OF
prominent families. committed suicide
at Arapahoe. Neh.. because their par
ents refused to permit them TO mnrry.
Fire swept away ten buildings at
Farragut, Ia.
In Denver, Col. two police officers
were murdered by recruit belonging
TO company r. Thirty-fourth volunteer
infantry, now stationed at Fort Logan,
who VIVA resisting arrest. The murder
cr escaped.
pollccsnau Rawlings. ia Dallas, Tex,
while drunk insuIted Charles Daniels.
A duel with rcvolvers followed. Both
were killed.
The death IA announced of ex-Goy.
Henry NJ Rector. NJ Little Rock. Ark.
pfinr an illness OF one years duration.
Steps are being taken to form saw-
min trust in Wisconsin ard Michigan,
and It Is expected thst the deal will
b. ciosed before the next season opens.
II IL faid the new trust win be -api-
taIised for $4,000. geo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
MINOR NEWS ITEMS

n. II. Brown. a London editor, has
made nine journeys around the world.
Charles Prophenas, OF Milb,EH, n. j.,
says he has solved the problem Of per-
peiunl motion.
The will of Lloyd Teyis, filed in San
Francisco. ieaveS the entire estate OF
SIS. 200 600 60 the widow.
An anti-ldssing league has been In
auguratcd among the society girls OF
the East side in Cincinnati.
benjamin l.. Richards, the new pres
ideut Of the American Whist league,
learned TO play whist when ak years
old.
David Henderson. the theatrical man
aeer. received a discharge IN bank.
ruptsy In the United States district
court In New York.
II Is proposed 30 set up aSmodern
American sawniil IN China, where lum-
ber gs stIil sawed In the primitive meth
oda OF century ago.
Boaion's largest land owner 10 Arch
bishop Williams, who holds IN his hhme
real estate valued at S7.000,000 belong
Ing 10 the Roman Catholic church.
The Cologne Gazette publishes an cd
itorial advising German commercial cir
eleh 10 accept the invitation 10 be repS
resented at the Philadelphia exposition.
Capt. Davis Dalton. the swimming cx-
pert who was drowned near Far Rock
away, was known rs the champion life
saver of the world, having rescued 27s
people from drowning.
L. Hamburger & Co. OF Philadelphia.
have sold to the American Tobacco
company, the trrst, $4,000 cases OF leaf
tobacco for 81 i.0o0, 900. being the great
eat aale ever made sn the trade.
Cash MoAby. prominent negro and
excursion agent Of the Southern rail-
road, IL promoting rctsalon OF ex-
slaves and Shareholders Of the south 10
be held In Chattanooga this fall.
The American Delegates 10 the recent
peace conference have offered on behalf
Of shs United States to erect near the
English chusch as The Hague peace
chapel. with stone 70 commemorate
The conference. end the offer has been
gratefully received.
The Pressed Steel Car company In
Pittsburgh. Pa. has received orders for
a.seo cars Of 100000 pounds capacity
each from the Eric railroad. Mesfern
New York and Pennsylvania rsilrosd.
md The Buffalo. Rochester 4 Pittsburgh
sniIraad. The contract price Of the
erSexs aenruruies g. .75Q.eoo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17

London. Nue. Manila hemp rose
ten shiiiinRs. farge quantities we're
bought on the prospect Of further
rise. In consequences Of The unexyscs-
ed resumption of hnsfilisiss In thu
philippiBes. and thf belief fhat the
lni.issry aperstioux win drive the na-
tiss. from the fields. and that the
worlds supply viii b. practically cot
or The stock nf hemp In sls Philip
zines wss reforted August .. 10 ~
ss.nue halee. compared With 1as.0Ce
hn1e4 81 fs9A 5 Y NJ
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
SECRETARY ROOTS APPEAL.
The GsveFnsrs of. states Askea ss
Solicit Atd ser swfewtsm
Porto mtsnmR.

of war yesterday isaued the follow
Ing appeal to governors Of states for
aid for the storm sufferers In Porto
Rico;
''sir-'I inclose herewith copies OF
two telegraphic dispatches received
last evening from the governor general
of Porto Rico. by which I, appears that
the devastation wrough, by the recent
hurricane In that island Is even great.
er thnn was at first supposed. II is
evident that great multitude of peo'
pie, rendered utterly destitute by this
awful calamity. must bc fed and Card
for during a considerable prriod until
they can have the opportunity 20 pro-
dpec food for themselves. Enormous
quantities. af food Of the kinds indl-
6ated by the governor general mus,
be procured.
1.-THE magnitude of the work 10 bc
accomplished leads this department
20 supplement the appeal ALREADY
made 30 the mayors of the principal
cities Of the country by a more general
appeal, and beg you to ask the peo-
Pile OF your EtAte 10 contribute gem
crously 20 the relief OF the people Of
Porto Rico.
''Swift steamers have been provided
90 leave the port OF New YORK TO car.
ry the supplies directly 60 Porto Rico
as rapidly "a they can be collected.
''Ccntribuilons should be either In
supplies OF the character indicated or
IN money In order that the supplies
can bc purchased. The supplies hould
be sent TO Col. y. II. Jones. army
building, foot of White Hall street.
New York city. In packages plaiuly
mnrkcd Porto Rico Relief" and he
should be consulted IN 10 the time Of
shipments. Money should I've sent 10
the National Bank OF North America.
New York city, which has been deslg.
uRigd depository for the relief fund.
"very respectfully.
"ELlBU ROOT,
SECRETARY Of War"
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Allen
yesterday wrote Secretary Root that
he desired 60 cooperate In every way
possible In rendering assistance To the
storm-strickcn people Of Porto Rleo.
and rendering u war ship 20 bc placed
At the disposal Of the war department.
" Il be desired, to convey supplies TO
the island. The offer doubtless will
be accepted. as every available means
Is being adopted 90 hurry along tine
great stock OF supplies which In i'm
psrntiyely needed. Mr.. Allen Is In tele-
graphic communication with several
naval stations with view to having a
ship ready ns sOon as the war depart.
mcnt wants u.
Secretary Root received the follow.
ing dispatch yesterday:
Grand Mcrr. Quebec, Aug. u, 1879.
''TIon. Elihu Root. Secretary of War,
Washingion--I forward you to-day
500 for Porto Rico relief fund.
"R. A. Ai.GER"
Secretary Root replied:
''Gcn. II. a. Algcr, Grand Mere, Que.
Thinks for your generous contrihu-
tion TO Porto Rican relief. ] trust you
are rapidly regaininR your health.
"ELIHU ROOT,
Secretary Of War"
The committee organized In Wash
ington 90 secure and forward relief TO
the people Of Texas, have decided 10
give way entirely to the Porto Ricaas,
and will solicit no mhre aid for Texas.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17

LeThorn, Italy, aug. is.--AdnIral
Dtwey to-day remained ON board his
flagship, the Olympia, which arrived
here at noon Sunday from Naples, be-
Ing III with fever. The captain of she
vessel received tho Waits OF officials
and othcrR In hts place.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17

San Francisco. Ang. iss--Twenty.
FOUR members Of the transport War
rrn's crew. II Il said. musinIed while !
typf,oon wax raging. nsd received sem
tenceE varying frum three munfhs IN
two ysnrs- A green filipino crew h
bringing the Warren to san ErAn-
cisrp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17

Paris, Aug. is.--At yesterdays sos
sion Of the Anglo.venexuelaa Boun
dairy Arbitration committee. Prof.
n. Seley, In continuing presentation os
the Venezuelan ease discussed the
question Of military Jurisdiction and
consrei. neither of which, prior TO 1850.
hs said, had extended west CT the Es-
seqnfbo river.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-17
An Tales, strike.

Washington, Aug, ss.--The cxecu-
tive council Of the American Federa.
tion OF labor has declared that the
strike of the uaion coopers In Pabst's
brewery. Milwaukee. In unfair aud un.
Just. The eoupers struck because the
management was preparing 10 install
machines.