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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-16
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-16

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-16

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21
RIOTING OVER A STRIKE.
Armed Guards Attacked and They
Fire Into the Crowd.

BELLEyILLE, III. Nov. a0.--Ths street
car strike resulted In a riot tonight in
which two armed guards were badly beat
en-. after one of them had fired shot into
the crowd. The bullet struck a man In the
arm.
The two guards, Jack Henson and Guy
r. Trendley. had been brought over from
ST. Louis by the company. They We're as
signed TO protect the motormen and con-
ductors ri the terminus at the public
square. car had just left the square for
ST. Louis when a crowd Of about 900 men
and boys surrounded the two guards.
The jostiing crowd forced boy against
Hanson and he struck the lad Instantly
a dozen men jumped on the guard and
the crowd became a mob. The two men
were knocked down and kicked and tram
Piled. The two guards. drawing revolvers.
began 10 fire their way to the police sta
ton. One OF them fired shot point blank
into the crowd. the bullet striking Ben
iamtn Taylor In the arm. The crowd
stormed the police station and tried to take
them out. but was beaten back by the
police with drawn revoivers. The two men
were locked w and bail refused
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21
HiVANA'S ONE-SIDED VIEW
Sssasf American Consul Says True
Coalition Can Only he Learned
Inla nd-SuSnr Industry

NEW YORK, Nov. au-Dr. Joseph l..
Azts, who for four years preceding the
sss between this country and Spain was
pated States consul at cardenas. Cuba.
~ Just returned from Cuba. He went
ssse last June to attend 10 some legal
Axaess and 10 make himself familiar with
mdsons throughout the Island. He jour
|Msd on horseback in almost every part
/ Cuba, visiting especially many OF the
EERs sugar plantations.
Public opinion I'm America" he said, 'a
! smed by reports from Havana. There You
81 only one side of the story, and. the
m important side. rs regards questions
70 administration. To comprehend the In
Eriei pursuits II f. necessary 10 visit
Ahrge agricultural and mining interests
q ne country, and especially the great
isps plantations. Sugar Is rarely seen OF
ny q the plantations now. in the PROV
sxs Of Havana and Santa Clara all the
1aa and the cane has been destroyed The
asanery destroyed will average s.sn,se0
~ mlli, making the total destruction 500
ENA Tho cane lost averages s.gaoD
sas1ng total loss az 500. 0o0. 900; stock and
zysnients. $50 90, n total os ST.. ooo. 90
INITIAL loss ON these plantations. prodnc-
Isusar. therefore. reaches Sssn 90 600
AdyentuFers have promulgated tic Idea
Nt Planters Will not have adequate pro-
ssdn IN Cuba, snd therefore nothing Is
xhs done toward yeplanting the burned
Aes or replacing the machinery. This,
~ u spite of the fact that soma Of the
~ land In Cuba can now be had cheap.
ssisde OF Havana, the political agitation
ssaE Kept up is greatly deplored Every
sst On The island who has any property at
ase desires ii continuance of American
wss9aiion. or any form OF government
Aasy
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PARTITION OF SAMOA.
Washington Government satisfied
and VIII Sign Agreement.

NEW YORK. Nov. pa special 20 the
Herald from Washington says:
IT il the expectation of Secretary Hay
that the treaty for the partition or samoa
Will re finally disposed of this week. Am
hassaaor Ghoate is understood 20 have
mailed the text Of the agreement reached
by Germany and Great Britain. When
this is received finsl arrangements Tor sign
ing the treaty with he made
Ambassador Won Hoiieben. the German
representative here. WAS az the state de
partment yesterday. but Secretary Hay
does not desire TO act in the Samoan mat
ter until he has before him the text OF
the agreement between the Berlin and
London governments, and. II is understood.
has delayed agreeing to sign the treaty
for some days. There Is no doubt that this
government is agreeable 10 the action tax
en- by tho other powers In relation to savaii
and Tpoia and nothing remains 10 be done
except TO formally sign the convention.
AZ soon as the Samoan part 9Sn negotia-
siona are NJ ara end the three governments
VIII determine the disposition % tas arms
handed over "a the joint Samoan commits
sion by the MsGaafa and Mai.etoa factions
ard brought 10 Mare island by the BADGER.
II is understood hsrs that the commission
hiss agreed ~ pay fer the arms.
The report as to the prospect of further
trouble In t'pola is not causing the authori-
ties any nueastnesS The American island
OF Tufuila is quiet and according 10 the
latest renorts tho natives are very friendly
toward the naval officers and Eaeu ot the
auxiliary cruiser AAarenda. stationed at
pago-pago. where a coaiing station IS IN
der construction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21
COAL STRIKE N PROSPECT.
MITCHELL INTENDS TO CALL $4,000
MEN.
Affects PennsyIvania Anthracite
Fields and the south western
States-No Question OF Wages

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Nov. sn-presi-
Gent john Mitchell, Of the United Mine
WORKERS of America. said that indication
union miners employed by the susguehanr,a
1eai company, of Nanticoke Pa and
those working for The Missouri Pacific the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. ard The c3tton
Bett 4 later Aeultain roads In Missouri
Kansas and Arkansas and the SOUTHWEST
erIa states
Last Friday he forwarded a forma, letter
% Marion Williams, vice president OF the
Susquehanna Coal Company, stating that
Ire ia5or troubles Of the union miners EN-
EicfsG ay the company must na sei,!ea At
once President Mitchell demands that the
company either treat with It's own employees
Workers.
The trouble is not over wage scale. but
grew out OF an cr6er making sh. miners
IUuhu ep their boxes with coal.
i@o OF the 'utnwsstern companies 20
.to1a ,he teiegrarns were sent have replied
ss e,.,sts.s. a c4 r They are tie
Igny and the Missouri PaelIc Fuel Corn
paity. of ST. Louis
IN answer TO these replies President
Mitchell teleeraphed:
The executive board iustrucfs me IN
say liiat unless a conference Is agreed TO
and FAIR terms OF settlement accepted All
mines on the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
union labor viii be shut down.
President Mitchell says:
We VIII not finch from our position
he anthracite fields OF Pennsyiyauia en-
pioy about iso.o4e men. and our strike. IL
ordered. VIII affect about Is co.. or .0.6oO
men. or over 10 Ter cent. The effect would
De Widespread, owing 10 the unusual de.
mands for anthracite fuel eyeryvv aere. The
pennsylvania railroad people will b. hit
hard blow, and / cannot say hcw many
others will be affected. The Southwestern
strike would bring about 11,eo men out.
! viii give the Susquehsnna people time
enough TO answer my letter"
President Mitchell this afternoon decid-
ed to hold conference III 81. Louis Thurs
day with the union coal operators Of the
BeileyiIie. H., district. for The purpose OF
cutting off all shipments OF fuel by them
10 the railroad companies involved In the
contemplated Southwestern strike.
Eour Thousand Go Out.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. D-Fcur
thousand day iaborers IN the block ccal
mines in the Eighth district came out to-
day. demanding an advance from $i.s5 to
81 per day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

=. last people who were on the steam
.fAnrada when she was wrecked On the
80 of ct Georges island 10 arrive in
9. ,,ates this year came on the steamer
s..rsHuS. which arrived In port early
-. ,.oyntng The Townsend went north
- San Francisco about October 20.
| - . full wreeking outfit, To see IL the
s.vyaaa could not be pumped out and
- She found the steamer had been
sn~u 70 pieces on the rocks. and that
.seaiux could be saved
n Dunn, who was at the head of a
.-,y taking a 10. of cattle, sheep and
4 s,.ss 70 the north. came on the Town
- The other member OF the party 10
F.s-;vs gas Mrs. Burkett. Other passengers
20 Cant, Rice, who has charge OF tna
|..s.reets OF the North American CONNER
~ Company at Dutch harbor. and Mr..
|prxcs carpenter, who comes back with
81. wife and baby. Richard Holden. the
F.s.,a mate of the Taurada, was taken to
|s..ch harhor, where he Will spend the
|sfnssr.
me Townsend arrived at st. Georges ,s-
the night OF November s. and seeing
Ehe hepelessness OF attempting to save any
4, the machinery OF the Iaurada left at
|,nes for Dutch harbor. taking Mr.. Dunn
1 "A Mrs.. Bnfkett. who had remained on
- Island TO assis; in taking care CT the
s:ock The twenty-five head OF cattle io5
,aesp and two horses were left on the Is
Lad for the winter In charge OF Geronimo
ysassalda and a man named Hayden. who
vsat north on the f.aurada.
N. Dunn says they are In fine condi-
t,aa being fat on the grass that grows in
sbsndance all over the Island. and will be
t,ker. to Nome in the spring. Mr.. Dunn
uys he offered the captain of the Town
euDd Eeg to take him and hts stock TO
kane, but was refused.
he steamer left Dutch harbor for Seat
u November 0. She reports that the Al
kspn was scheduled To sail from Dutch
xsspr for San Francisco a few hours
htnf.
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WOULD NOT SIR WITH ENGLISH.
Germans on samoan Council Refused
20 Attend session.

APfA. Samoan Islands. Nov l.. via
Auckland Nov 81 Everything Is quiet
here The British cruiser Pleiades left
Aria November l2 for sydney n :. w.
carrying former King Nal.etoa fanu as
"A passenger 10 the Fslis. 20 pay VISIT 70
his sister.
The German members or the municipal
council have refused 20 sit with the re-
Gently elected British member. on tue
ground that the latter had tnsulted THE
t;srunu flag some months hack Dr
Salf president Of the municipality, waA
much annoyed and USED all his endeavors,
though without success, fer three weeks
a. s.syart an adjustment Finally matters
,ssre arranged and TIE CoDncts @th meet
Frank Cornwall, tha largest British bard
osuer IN Samoa. was found murdered ~
hts ~ a fasx DAYS sgo II - supposed
thaf ira assassin was Samoan native.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

Prosecution of Wardner Rioters
VIGOROUSLY Denounced

BOSTON. Nov aa-At this morning
session of the general assembly OF the
knights of Labor. General Worthy Fore
man ]. y. Chamberlain. OF Colorado, sub
nlitted his report. In which he referred 20
the achievements OF the organization and
the hostility encountered by It's members.
Two years ago. he said. had some agltator
proclaimed that men walking quietly In
the public highways. In broad daylight,
would be shot down officially. and that the
chief executive would send an assistant
attorney general 81 the republic and use
the power OF the administration to defend
the muffsrers. he would have been e>iassed
as a funstic, and the man who would have
dared 10 predict the horror. OF the Ward
ner bull Pen would have been treated as an
enemy OF the republic.
on the subject Of combines the report
SAID that II was a question how long IL
would require the so-called trust combina-
tons tn absorb one another until the state
from necessity, must assume control of the
agricultural industries and all public uti,i-
ties
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

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VENEZUELA IS NON QUIET,
NEW GOVERNMENT IN COMPLETE
CONTROL OF COUNTRY.
sAAmenfo Issued OufIiming
the Programme Of the Party Vow
Power-Castro Formally Rec
oEnixed by the United States.

WARRINGTON, NOV. 1.-of;cjal al
vices Received from Venezuela give de-
.aiis OF the recent revolutionary upheaysl
an e'iat country and the Inauguration of
ans ne" government under Gen Castro
MS programme of the government IL set
iorIh IN the following proclamation:
me popular movement Instituted a few
"eehs ago In the oceident OF the republic
by Gen. Castro, aiming 10 restore the In
sLluuofls OF the country, has been propi-
uoais since the middle OF September, under
me ehief and leader OF the victorious
troops, VINO effected yesterday October 80
MS entry TO the capital amid universal
manifestations of public Joy. His first act
Ger assuming power was 10 ordain the
hDerty OF the political prisoners So this
triumph. truly national, has been crown
Ell with place In all homes, and tram
guilty In all hearts.
Gen Castro received the investure OF
supreme power in conformity with artl-
Gle Isl OF the constitution, and Immediate
~ began the organization OF provisional
administration while the country Is recon-
stfucted by strict constitutional forms BY
one OF his DEGREES the chief of the govern
ment nominated the ministry, honorins the
undersigned with the portfolio OF foreign
anairs There Is opened 10 Venezuela a
new era of peace. which will be 20 the
benefit OF all national interests
The programme OF the government aims
primarily To the maintenance Of legal or
der and the continued advancement of eco
known the agreeable situation In which
Venezuela is placed after the dehnitive tri-
nmph OF the popular movement whieh was
Instituted and completed by Gen Castro"
The document Is signea by Andueza Pa
lacio minister OF foreign affairs. and ut
one time president of Venezuela. 1t APP
pears in the official gazette. and copies
have been forwarded to Senior PuIido. the
Venezuelan charge d'affaires here The &C
counts agree that all the influential eie
ments have accepted Castro.
Among his first acts was the declaration
that the present constitution should be
held and that the twenty states Of Ven
c2ueia should enjoy autonomy. Concern
ing the future representation or Venezuela
at Washington no advices have been re-
ceivea here. The report IL that Senior Bo-
iet~peraza will be the new minister. Senior
l'uIido says hts selection f. not unlikely.
as Senior olet-Peraza was minister at
Washington under President paiacio. who
IL now minister OF foreign affairs
Government Formally Recognized.
CARACAS Venezuela. Nov. so.-The
United States government has officially
recognized the de- facto government headed
by Gen Cipriano Castro, the victorious
revolutionary leader.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

Is that great human engine. which decides
ing properly?
Are symptoms like the following staring
you in the face every day:
Weak. sluggish circulation.
Puffy or dark circles under the eyes.
Saliow. yellow. unhealthy complexion.
Urine cloudy. milk-like or stringy; dark
In color or offensive.
Painful. scalding sensation In passing Il.
Dull. heavy headaches. dizzy. tired feel
ing. faint spells, Irregular heart.
Obliged to go often during the day. and
to get up many times at night.
Pain or dull ache In the back.
Feeling OF oppression and apprehension.
Restless. irritable and hard to please.
All tagged out. run down. sieepless
nights and discouraged.
II you have any OF these symptoms take
the advice OF one who has made life
study OF Just such diseases and look well
10 yourself, because you have Kidney trou~
BILE
II your urine, when allowed 10 remain
undisturbed In glass or bottle FOR twenty
four hours. forms sediment or setting or
has cloudy appearance, 1t Is evidence that
your kidneys need immediate attention,
Bright's disease. which Is destroying
more human lives than any other disease.
may be stealing upon you.
The symptoms you have noticed are the
danger signals nature sets to show that
the track OF health is not clear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

CASES OF HuhONIC PLAGUE.
'suents Recovering and Probability
Of Infection L. Fast.

NsW YORK. Nov. ee-The patients re-
nsssd nom the steamer J. w Tasier.
sEeting rom bubontc plague are reeov-
Us Or. Hommideit said today, after a
u 70 the patients:
ne PATIENTS are doing as well IA can
objected. and | have every reason 10
1870 That all danger OF Infection from
80 patients Is past. ! say this because
saisnres made ny DE-. Fitzpatrick show
!. negative result No trace OF the germ
uaoanse plague WAS found. This tnai-
-. 49, iaA' the disease had run IT'S course
sa.ssafs ''NN ''N az s''"
aae hold Of the steamer has been sub
49,. So 10 me fuines of sulphur almost con-
49, Snco arrival Zach hatchway
~. sheet or shaft 20 th. bottom of ths
49, 'or ventilation. II f. expected the
80 So 1atnes wil penetrate through
"a fenaaiors ana knl any rats that
% tn the hold.
Az, aisehSrge of the cargo has been de-
4 - eNiag 10 the inability az the agents
rs.sss steamer II make the announcements
Sa3ea by the quarantine officials
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INDICTED ron MANY MURDERS.
SO. Louis Midwife Accused Of Making
Away With Five Persons.

Sr LOUIS. Nov. 2n.-The grand Jury
today returned trae bills against Mrs
Henrietta BambATger the midwife. who
was arrested last week. as follows.
Murder I'm the first degree-An unnamed
infant in Mav lSaS. Indictment on three
counts covering death hv drowning. burn
ing and death tn an unknown way.
Nanslaughter in The first degree Mary
Uoltcamp. died February 49, isgs. Ida
zimmerman, died March 3, lSSs,: LYDIA
Bressant, died September a. 1855. VII
helmina Spoeri died Jsly II. ISsS. All
arc supposed ~ have died as the result Of
operations ard poison.
Circuit Attorney Fggers stated today
that ~ Ind received information charg-
ing Mrs Bamoerger with the responsible
itV for yhe death ~ young woman
whose name Is net Included in this list
He declared thar he was also In posses
siou of information about other missing
persons which he wifi investigate.
Mrs re nSbeFger. the accused declares
that the nurses have combined against
her and that 'ifelr testimony IL all false
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-21

SNIP on FIRE AT SEA.
German steamer oiindn Enters yir.
ginfa Canes burning.

CAPE HENRY Va. Nov. M.-The Ger
man steamer olinda PASSED iu for Nor
nns on FIRE
The Diiuda. Gugser command ~ Capt
Hanson sailed from New York late sat
urday night FER Natan8as. CaTfenas. etc.
The Giin6B carried. besides her crew.
eighteen passengers
The Ere was discovered last night a.
s'elaek ia M hniA aft when os Hat
taYas Capt Hanson b3Tnea distress sig
mails and the Ward line steamer CITY 81
WASHINGTON, frora New York for fia-
vana. bore do~n upon her The Wash
inGtou took al the passengers OF IN SAT
etv not however, Without much dlfH-
entity As the sea Was quite heavy. TEe
s,ssseug~rs will hs landed al Havana.
Cart Hanson says the ere IS under con-
frnf bat tina. the matches have not heeYs
removed neither has any water been
turned on Lighters wece sent tN the
vessel % remove the cargo ~ha3 sac
reached tia haFfsoT.
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sHoo cow DEroRTED.
Had No Certificate Because lie Was
In the PenItentiary.

DENVER. Nov. ga special TO the Re
publican from Albuquerque, y. NJ, says;
Judge Crumpaeker. associate justice OF
the territorial supreme court, today de-
cided the Shoe Cow deportation case.
Shoe Cow served n term Of thirteen years
in the penitentary for murder. On his
release he was arrested on the charge
OF being unlawfuliy in the United States.
The case came up before United States
Commissioner Whiting. who decided that
the Chinaman must be deportei the
commissioner making the point that as
soon as he became felon by reason OF
his conviction for murder he became in
eligible To citizenship in this country,
and that Re could not receive a certIa-
cate The attorney for the Chinaman
eontended that he could not get a certiii-
cate while he was confined II was not
his fault that he had no certificate. and
therefore appealed 10 the district court
Judge Crumpaeker promptly sustained
the commissioner. and Deputy Sheriff
Newcomer left with Shoe Cow this even
ing for San Francisco.