davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1899-11-30
seekins FrankP. Norton.

Major Sylvester this morning received a commu
nication from Bay City. Mich, signed Policeman
HATCH" which requests information concerning
the whereabouts Of Frank P. Norton, of this
city The communication states that Norton's
desirous Of seeing her son. Norton's address was
given as l53 New York Avenue when his mother
last heard from him. The police visited that adj
dress and called on three persons of the name
Of Frank p Norton, but have not, located the
right man.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


Sergeant McNeely, the police officer. who is
charged with having accepted bribe, will be
tried by Trial Officer Pugh tomorrow. McNecly
maintains that he can prove his innocence.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
Gbe Gue,,ins Gin,e6
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80. 1899.
rhe weather Eredictlo..

For the District of Columbia-Fair and warmer
tonight; Friday warm and partly cloudy, with
probably local rains; fresh to brisk southeriy
winds
The evening times., 1899-11-30
Liceured. to Wed.

Among the marriage licenses granted yester-
day in Baltimore, were the following: To George
Lanhardt and Margaret Hsrn, both of this city;
william n. J. Brown, Of this city, and Sarah 7.
Loughborough, Of Montgomery county, Nd.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
LAWN n supply Of Coal

while weather is good. We sell all kinds best
coal, at lowest prices Prompt delivery. s. S.
Daish & Son, 70S 18th st. 1t
The evening times., 1899-11-30
Dnnccd for Chnrity.

The ball given last night Mt Linthicum Hall,
under the auspices of St. Nary's Guild was
success. About 100 couples attended and there
fore the Children's Hospital fund will receive
material increase. The dance given Tor the
purpose Of providing funds for this institution.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
4 LOCAL PBNI9BNTLARY
Officials DESTROYS Of AccOmmOda-
lions for District Offenders.

Congress Likely to Be Asked for an
Appr0priatiOn for Such Struc-
ture-DisaGrceRble Features and
the Cost of Removing Prisoners to
the MountlsviIIe, w. Va. lnstffution
The evening times., 1899-11-30
TEMPERATURE.

-Temperature at 1 o. 50
Lowest temperature Yesterday 6 a. m.2S
Highest temperature yesterday, p. m.........56
The evening times., 1899-11-30

THE sun AND MOON.
Sun rose.6:59 AN. Sun sets. .4:40 T. N
Moon rises 4 81 AN. Moon SETS.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

Funeral of Mrs. Frances e. Smith.
The friends Of Mrs. Frances Ellen Smith, who
died yesterday at her home, lib Rhode Island
Avenue, will take place tomorrow at o'clock.
The deceased is survived by her husband, Walter
H. Smith, and her sons Frank E., Fred s., and
William Herbert Smith, and Mrx VIII B. Hibb1
and Mrs. W. N. Harper, her daughters.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
BE Prepared for the nlizzard

by laying in sufficient supply of coal. Best
s. Daish & Son, 50s eth St Phone 33s. II
The evening times., 1899-11-30
TIDE TABLE.
STREET LIGHTING.
AMUsEMENTs TODAY.

Lamps lit today. ..............-..-.-.-5:H r.
I.amns ont tomorrow ow.......6:l0 A.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

n71( Only tomorrow. Black silk tosca
VI Z per yard.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

orr Only tomorrow. All colors of cord
K1t ed Taffeta Silk, s1.25 value, for So
w cents per yard.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

4 0c Only tomorrow. All the desirable
III shades in all silk Tom Thumb
IL braids. IL cents per yard.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

1n1 1conly tomorrow. Ladies' satin
and velvet stocks in all coIors
s6< White embroidered turnover
collars and plain and ancy club ties.
II 1-2c each.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

OOc Only tomorrow. Ladies' Silk Gior-
XXI la Umbrellas, 26-inch steel rod,
w and paragon frame, Ss cents.
The evening times., 1899-11-30

~ Only tomorrow. Colored silk Bow
~ knots, were so cents, Il cents each
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
@ef Yart.
Simmer nod raiden
Abiat finSenO.

prfcnsn, psItt eOts i'm @sit purt gu faufsn
stbsnfsn, iOIItsn nt6t bis nd6Rsn Rpnat rSsr
nG&Rts 8ribiabr parirn. antrs 9tuts mol
len sbsnfaIls bic btifsn 9pts faufsn unb bsr srfs
TbGlt bic bette. Sir rode ausfunft ptnptt
su@ an
o. 8 6eDnplbs i'm GOnnsa 9s'
bdube. Daibineton abe., uno
@bas. SbGa9er i'm Grabers Sanf
@sbaube. @pOmins Gpe..
tbsnIp in ttr Sfirs auf BEN Ganht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
e dull o ehpror.

Snber am Dontag 9lbenb absebaltenen
StBune famen fOlsenre @eitdfte Dor bic
Obeneennnnte 8eb6rbe: @,n SbIelbsn
Der 9eiunebeis.8eb6rbe in 8etrsif Der
Smpfuna pon Sdulfinosrn tpurbe Der.
Ieien uno referut. gine getltion bon
9ureern Der 10. Warb, in pel6er iis um
cine peitere Sdule eriuden, bamit bic
fleinen 8lnoer nlbt bic 9eleiie freussn
maiien. tpur6e ebenfaQS referirt. CUNT
& Gonnsa rei6tsn elm glnsebot fir Ssis.
une uno Blumbing i'm No. Q 8ebdube
I'm 8etruee BON 81. .6l2 Elm unb es patb
cann bsihlohen. aud fir bic sleihe 4rs
belt. i'm No. 38 @ebduoe 3u ieparatsn
lueebOten aufsufOroern. Solsenber BE.
rl6t oeS 8au @omites purbe anges
nommen: Den @Ontraft fur Ssi,ung unb
SsntiIation fiiI oas No. 6 @sbdube an
Sunt & GOnnea gum Breiie bon s4.9l7
lberDelieno !; ben @ontraft gum 9lisbers
relben oes alien go. 3 9ebdubeS an Uior.
gan Speenep ibsrnslisnb. ipobsi bic
8eb6rbe baS Redt porbebdli, eitpaises
Dtaterial 3u bebdltsn oab Der SanitOr
BON go. 81 bonn l.. September s35 ben
Dionat erbaIte oab Der Sanitor bon
70. 5 mOnatIid s5 msbr erbaIte cine
sleide Summe mebr fur ben Sauitor bon
gto. 28 baB Osr SunitOr Der go, 80 $50
monatli8 erbaIte; baB flnf peitsrs
Stuben in Der alien Ro. 3 SduIe einee'
ri@tet peroen unb brei tpeitere
Stuten fir ShiIer bon 9(o. 2 au mietben,
pdbrenb ber grbauuns Der No. Q Sdule.
5reiipiliee 5suerpsbrIeute iinb Iaut elmer
aneenommenen RefoIutition bon ber
8opfiteusr frei. 9ss 2sbrer Gomitss
Serlbt tparb ansenommen. Iaut tpeIdem
pom eriten Wlontas i'm 9lopember an
Ra6liduIen er0ffnst tperben foaten, penn
BenIeenb 8Irser barum eriuhen.
SIR rntetbaltuns bon freien &inber'
sdrten purbe bic Summe BON SO. 1000
beipiaist uno ioqen bieisIben ibeilpeiie
unter 2eituns oer Beb6roe teben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
9roBfeuer.

Seuer ssrit6rte in Des NOines, Sa.,
oa8 finf StOdperie bobs @sbdube Der
ScrriS @merp Co., iprans bann uuf ben
6reimaurertempeI. bas Dtutrbp Soufs
unb uuf bic 8ebduoe Der Sesele Gisur
So. uno ber Sias Shoe So. iber. einsn
8eiummtperIuit BON $500. 900 psruriad.
emo. Ser 8erIuft Der Sarris @msrp
So. ulein tpiro uuf $3.50. 900 ssi6dst.
AQe 8ebduoe puren usriihert. Der
u,ipruns bes 6euerS III nitt bsfann..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
iSerid tli6es.

Ser erite Sal, Der am Diontas Wors
aen in Der Criminal @eridisiibune sur
SerbanoIuns fommen ioqte, mar Der bsS
Sobn &. 8ennep. tpeIder feline @uttin
am 4. Suli ermorbete. ba iebo6 nidt
ale 8eusen erlanst perbsn tonntsn, 70
ipurbe Der Saa bis gum ndbten Termin
peridoben. Cine NnsabI NneeiIuete be-
tunnten ii6 fdulois uno erbielten ibr
urtbeiI ipie folst: Srunf Monaib unb
anprep Ioumibuf. bic Sames 5ersuion
nabe 8anolinS beraubten, su ie 5 Sab
rem 3ubtbaus. Daniel S'aearp, ber
peridlsoen. Sduisr uuf bem 8srsoihritt
beruubte. su 6 Sabren i'm 3uttbauS.
Samss McSueb, Der aus benz Waidbnus
Der Clifton Dtine su Gambling einen An'
aug Oes DtidueI S. 0aIib itubl. su 81
Strufe uno l Sabr 3ubtbaus. Ser
Sarbiae SameS Coleman. Der 5rau gun.
tlneton um eine $50 entbaltenbe Sanb.
taide beruubte, su 5 Sabren i'm 5udt'
buus. Bm. 9epis. Ansriff auf N. 9.
RObinion uon Gelp'S Baid, Su 81 Strafe
unb &ofen. SObn Gillespie. 0isbitabI
zines Safes Bier BON Der 2adupannu
9ruu &c., su 81 Strafe unb 80 Taeen
@efdnSniB. Sobn @IIrop, bieielbs
Strafe fur Diebitabl bon orei Sbirmen
aus bem Smperlal SOtsI. SObn Surlp.
Der in Der Srunisnbsit cine O., 8. & @.
2pfomotipe um mebrere Sa6en befabl,
Su 81 Strafe unb Soften. u. Steins
baueb, Diebhabl BON Sibnern oes s. s.
2acOe, 81 Strufe unb 30 Gage 8efdns.
nib. Der beinste SObn WeSale, Der
ben Sunssn SEQ. $. 9epls pOu OIp'
pbant fta6. Su 81 Strafe uno 6 DiOnute
@efdnenib. SObn Cummings. Der bic
WObnuns BON SObn 9rabp um sl8 be.
itabI. anBebIid In ber Irunfenbeit, su 81
Strufe unp brei WlOnate 9efdnsnib.
Nm Dienitae fanben fol9enbe 8sIur'
ibeiIunsen itatt: ". Steinbausb, Oer
Slbnerpieb. erbisIt cine umdnberuns
leiner Strafe in 8 Sabre Su6tbaus. als
bem Rihter betannt tpurbe, bnb er Elm
profeiiioneler SIbnerbieb 1T. @bas. s..
Moon, tpeeen beS DiebftabIs BON stpei
Sabrrdbern, in ieosm Sale 81 Strate
unb 8Oitsn unb slpei Sabre 3udtbuus.
S. z. Worriion, tpesen DiebtabI BON
S1uben, Su 81 Sirafe uno 9oiten unO
80 Gage @sfanenib. Samss 5. Balib
uno 8obert Sulina, reip. l3 uno IA
Sabre alt, tpesen DiebitabIs zines pbotO'
srapbii6en Ipparates unb 8lei uno
Wehlnerbbren, perben oem Souie Of
8efuse iberiunbt. Samuel Smiib, oet
NIT anberen Sarbisen ben Soiepb Grob
uno oehen Sobn auf Der 2lnoen StraBe
Bride ans,iff. purbe bss NnerIffs idul'
big befunbsn uno su s25 Strafe unb
8pitsn unb 80 1assn @efdnsnib uerur.
ttbeiIt 8idisr Ardbulb erfldrte.
bab er CLAUDE, bnb Smith aud Der
9eraubuns i9ulbis iei. Gbas. Smith.
Irusen BON usrbUrssnen Buffen, 81
Strafe unb 8ohsn uno 30 Gage @efdns.
nlB Mitasl GOnftanso pon @arbonbale.
Der mebrete Sddiis auf Soiepb Simine
abfeuerte. 81 Strafe unb &Oiten unb 10
WOnate @efdnsniB. Ser Sarbise 6. g.
Dennis, Der ben 9onhabler Safob gQs
mann perpunbete, 81 Sirafe uno 8oftsn
uno | Sabr 3udtbauS. Omen Ibatder
bon Blossom, Der feline Srau tbdtlib ans
eriff, Sl5 Strafe unb 8ofen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Gs bilft S6nen III enti6eioen

$50 su aufn psnn Sic Dfias su berenOmmen. Sic fnb
piatOmmsn. Oh Sic tuufen Ober nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
StaDt anO GOuntb.
Ser Collector fommt!

llnierem lansidbrisen @ebraude ent'
iprsdenb, perben mir in Babe BEL ben
psrebrten Ibonnenten bes >, ,MobsnbIatt"
uniere idbrlide goaeftionstour MAIDEN.
@enn man bebenft, bub mir Elm eanseS
Subr nidt nur aneeftrenst eearbeh
tet, ionbern aud unier 9eIb fir Ba'
pier, 9lrbeitslobn u. I. IN. ausBeleet
buben, 70 iOate es ieoer re6tIid bsnfenbe
glbonnent nur in ber Orbnuns finben,
psnn mir ieBt uniern iauer perbienten
2obn berIansen, obne ibn bur1 monate.
Iunse 2aufereien elm Stpeites DlaI per'
cienen Su mdfen.
8isle unierer 9eier ieben es unserne,
penn Der Solicitor ibnen ins Saus
tommt. Gieisn sur ssfaaisen Nudridt.
buB mir sebn Stunben tdelid i'm @e'
iddftsIpiaI, 5ll 2adatpanna Nbsnue, Su
finben iinb uno iebr erfreut iein iperben.
bort ben fdaisen 8stra8 su empfanser
unb bnnfenb 3u quittiren.
AdtunssUOq: Der Scraussrbrr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

s0 Siebllng Der SauSfrauen -
piusburp'S 8ef bertauft BEL gbparb
Siebeder. $50 2ada. 4be.
= Die neuen @ebdube Der glut & Bolt
Borts iinb iebt idmmtIid unter DAD.
- @rs&i6tsr 8. $. Stanton, Der
felt bier Nionaten franf mar. fam isbt
tuieOer feline @eiddfte bsfOrsen.
- 9ie 2adaipanna 8abn pirb in
Babe in Sobofen Elm neues Offcesebdube
srri6ten lahen.
- Wiit bem grridten Der neuen Seis
eenfabrif an Der gds bon Monisp Ipe.
nue. unb BopIur StraBe tpsrbsn i6neae
5ortIaritte 8emadt.
- Wan made fib bieI 8epegune, eiIe
Ieidt unb sebruuhe Or. Nueuit 9bniss 8
Sambureer Sropfen fir bic Seiluns bon
8eritopfune. 0as g8etter ma6t unS
trdse unb nadldfe.
- arditstt Srsb. Gmsbsn bat nit ben
Sunbumentaussrubunssn fur Elm bisrs
Hodges 8ebdube besInnen IuRsn, auf
ieiner 2ot an ber gde bon @aibinpton
Ibenue unb Gentre Sirabe.
-Serr Soiepb u. @asner. Der fiirs.
LID na1 PbiIabelpbia reiite, um elm Gins
trittSeramen in bic llniDeriitdt'bOn Yenn,
ipIbanlea su teiteben, mar bel bsmielben
erfOIsreid unb ipirb nun fur grst tubi.
rem.
- Ser 9osen on ber @de bon 8po.
ming ausnue unO WluIbsrrp Strube ipurbe
am Donnsrfae bur6 iemanb in 8ranb
seisbt unb SIammsn praRelten fir elm
paar Wilnuten luitis, bis bic GrpitaI
@ompanie iie nit @bemifaIien I6i6te.
Die Sra6tbsrisnbuns auf bel
2ndaipanna 8abn bat in Iebtsr 3sii
enorm susenommen uno am Sonntae
mar Der bieiiee Sofe Der @ompanie bei'
nabs sdnsIid bIodirt unb man bate
Ulabe, nit unausseisbter 4rbeit uaeS in
Gang su brinsen.
- Sis Serren GbarIss SaIfotpsip, il.
unb grnit Sieiel, beibe mebisiniite Stu.
bsnten in Der nniberftdt bon Pennipl'
panien, bic ibre Sommerbafans bel ibren
@Itern babier DerIebten, iinb leBte @ode
mad 9bilabeIpbia sutiideetebrt, um ibre
Siubisn tpieber aufSunebmen.
- Sine 8sriammluns bss Select
Councils mar fiir Dennetitae 4bsnb an.
beraumt, tonnte iebod ni6t itattinbsn,
oa ii6 nur bier WitsIisbsr su bsrisIbsn
einlteqten. Die anberen tparen aueen'
i9sinIid bamit beiddftiet, ben Abenb
nit ben SeuerpebrIeutsn 3u fsiern.
- Ser SanbIanser Sobn 8oIanb bon
@ibipn StraBe tparo am 9Onneritas
Norsen bon ieiner Satin toot i'm Bette
aufssfunben unb Coroner 8obertS ent'
bsdle bel elmer llnteriudune, bab Der
Rann sinem SsrsidIus, perbunben nit
Gunsentruntbslt, erIue unb Elm Snqueit
unnbtbis isi.
-a6tb. u. :. @onneu, Der felt Bel,
nabe stpei Sabren i'm 8lonoite ablpeisnb
mar, iit lsbte @Ode suridssfsbri, nit
Iebr tpsni9 @olb aber reid an grfabrun'
sen. gr ratbet iOlben, bic baS Sob.
isbsr baben, ni6t nuh bem &lonbife su
ssbsn. tpenn iie nidt iiber bebeutsn6e
RitteI bsrfisen t6nnsn.
-SoTspb Green, Der befunnte 8fanb.
tsibbaus' 'Seiiber, erIae am Samiae
Ra9t na6 turssr Srunfbeit Der 2unsens
sntSdnbuns. gr purbe i'm Sabre 1852
in DsutidIanb eebOren unb beIrleb friber
Elm 8Isibsreei66ft. 9ie 8serbieuns ers
fcIsts am 9ienitas 8Ormittus bon ieinsr
BObnunB aus I'M iIbii6en SriecbOfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Suumpre.

- Der SIoipade Stspe StoIiib bon
IbrOop III um SumitaB in Der go. l
Dime Der 8enn. 8obIen So. bur6 einen
aOblenfaq 10 fatal perIest tporoeu. oub
er tur3s 3sit na6ber itarb.
- @abrisl Sbnarb BON Gbertp
StruBe perIOr auf eissntblmlide Ari
elm gluee; er fubr ourh bic .,@butss"
Der Bsnn. 8Oblen So. uno cine cetieIben,
peI9e bsrabbins. trdf lbn ms @ef4t
uno riB ibm oaS ause polhdnois beruus
uno serf6nitt aud iein 9eii6t. 4erSt'
Ii6sr SeiitanO ipuroe ibm iofort ssseben
unb man bat Soffnuns, oaB ods anosre
2luae nidt offSirt ipiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

-Serr BbiIip Sdaub bon Ro6efsr.
q. g.. beiinoet ii6 als 9ait bel ieinem
R,fen. Germ Sruns 8sder bon Waibins.
ton Iuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
farm 3n perfaufen.

100 older 9aub, iittr 100 bappn fuItiviri, nabs
Glmburif unp BEN Spulsparb, tpsi srcbs Sidls,
gDpbnbaus nit usuu 3immuu, iuussr Sbf.
sartsu, 8ii6tti&. gBadsr. 70 bab man 90 Inc
taus Ititsn fam. wPtt ppu Ubus Ginritiuus
unb gitbbsfaue. gBirb uuttr bsm Wntbs ptr>
fault, pa bsr itBias SsfBsr ;u alt iif unb ubns
Diff, nm bic 6arm bsarbritsu ju fUnntn.
9lGbrts in bsr >, ,,gBc6tnbait" SHin. 3t,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

- @Ompanie 6 bislt am Disniiue
Nbenb eine BubI ab. bic foIsentes Res
iultut ereub: @upitdn, @bnarb 8.
8urtbouie; l. 2ieutenant, Soieph Seu'
rieseI; 2. 2isutenant, Sernbaro Sass
eerip.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Sfeise Mnsei9em.
Saulpt 3n perfanfen,

IsItssu nabs bsr Stipsnfabrif tn esr 10. @are.
tsi9ts ansabluus, ptnn Stmanb bautn nil
'u Rsf fann ittbsn bItibsn. Ra6,ufrassn in
sisisr SHiI. ta
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-18

Mr.. McEnerney-"WelI, If he does not,
the committee will relieve us of our in
quisitorial endeavor"
Mr.. Wright-"Mr Chairman, l have
just this moment been served with a SUBJ
pena. l heard there was one issued, and
am not prepared to go on with the ex-
unable to communicates the fact thai T
was to appear to-day to my attorney,
although l have hunted for him. and I
find him engaged in the Supervisors
chambers and will be there the rest of
the day. So, if your Honor please,
should like to be excused from this ex-
animation at this time
7:30 D. m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-18
THE EVENING SESSION.

The committee met at 7:30, pursuant t.
adjournment, and w. S. Leake was called
to the stand.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Notice or bankruptcy,

Notice or Bankruptcy.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES. for the district of North Dakota.
In the matter of Martin Sarver. bankrupt, in
bankruptcy.
10 the creditors of MartiL- Sarver of Hamilton.
in The county of Pembina and district aforesaid.
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given, that on tho 9TH day of
September. 1899, The said Martin Sarver was
duly adiudicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held in Pembina.
N. d. al the office of Clerk Of the District Cour
on the 4th day of October, 1899, al eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. at which time lle said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint trustee, exn-
mine the bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before such meeting.
H. l.. WHITHED,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Grand Forks, N. D., Sept Z. 1899.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
B. JOHNSON,
Contractor anA Builder,
Pembina, N. D.

Seven years experience in Winnipeg
and other places. Plans and specifca-
tons furnished of any kind Of structure.
Parties intending to build or remodel
their premises will save themselvs trou-
BILE and annoyance bv consulting me.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Flour and Feed
Store.

The undersigned desires to call
the attention of the farmer. and
people in general to the tao, that
he Is now prepared to suppl, all
with Flour and Feed Of ali k,nts
WHEAT, OATS AND BAR: Ev
Taken in exchange, or for cash,
at the highest market pr;c.
store on corner Suits .na. and
Second street. Pe.nD;na.
FRANK FELDMAN.
Successor to H. G. Feldman.
/ Frppr,rlv.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-06
AN UNY|ELD|kG SPIRIT
Is Shown by the Dock Strikers
at Buffalo.
THE PORT is BLOCKADED
Fifty-f1v6 Vessels Are Waiting to Be
Unloaded- Traffic on the Canal
Aim ostStopped-Arbitra
Hard at Work.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 5.--The members
| of the state board of arrangement and
| meditation have worked hard to-day
in an endeavor to settle the existing
troubles on the docks and at midnight
a conference is going on at the Iroquois
hotel, at which representatives of all
interests involved are present. While
there is every indication that Contrac-
tor Connors is willing ito grant conces-
sion to the strikers in the way of ad-
vanced wages and the removal of the
saloon bosses, the strikers show most
unyielding spirit
In the face of this spirit the members
of the state board feel far from en-
couraged and should no agreement be
reached at to-night's conference the
board will cease its endeavors in that
line and order a public investigation
of the whole matter.
The strike of all union men employed
on the docks, which was prophesied for
noon to-day, did not occur. p. S. Nc
Mahon of the Schooners' union said at
the request of the state board that it
| was deferred "a hours.
The situation in the harbor is, if any
thing, worse than last night So far
this season so grain laden boats have
arrived in port. OF this number but %
have been unloaded, leaving SIS still to
be handled with the prospect of further
arrivals during the night. The freight
| boats are also beginning to come in and
there are several now at the docks wait
ing for men to handle their cargoes.
Traffic on the canal is threatened
with almost complete stoppage as
result of the strike. Boats are arriving
with freight to be unloaded and others
are waiting here for loads both of grain
and heavy freight. but men cannot be
had to do the work.
AT l O'Clock this afternoon the confer
ence between the different interests was
closed. Nothing was accomplished, M,
A. Gould of Cleveland, as counsel for
the Lake Carriers association, made
the argument for the vessel owners. He
said that while the association would
see that the scoopers received fair treat
ment, it could not and would not abro-
gate Mr.. Connor's contract. Represen-
tatives of vessel owners in Buffalo and
Cleveland and others pleaded for a set
Element Of the strike, but President Nc
Mahon of the new Scoopers' union and
his associates would consent to moth
ing until the contract system was abol-
ished and the men allowed to deal di-
rectly with the Lake Carriers associa-
ton. Thus the matter stands. What
the next move will be it is impossible
to say. The Lake Carriers association
has ordered the masters of vessels to
put their crews at work shoveling grain.
In case the men refuse, which is likely,
another complication will arise.
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His Final Request,

From the Chicago Journal.
Some time ago. while holding court in
the royal palace. overlooking the Dan
ube, Francis Joseph received a Hungarian
blacksmith. who desired to thanl, his
king for the decoration conferred on him
in recognition of his having invented an
agricultural machine
During the audience the blacksmith
drew from his pocket two photographs
representing the king and queen. and said
handing them to his majesty:
May l ask your majesty. and also the
queen, for your signatures?"
"And why?" demanded the king. smi,-
ingy.
Well. when I die the cross of merit
which your majesty has given me viii
have to be returned and my children will
at least have your majesties' portraits
and signatures in remembrance of this
audience
1.-The queen is absent from Hungary y
signature at the present moment for I
have neither pen nor pencil within
reach.''
II have brought pencil with me-" said
the smith, handing it to the monarch.
The king thereupon attached his sigma
ture to the portrait and dismissed the
smith with a smile. The smith did not
retire, however, but stood his ground.
"1s there anything else L can do for
you?" asked Francis Joseph.
Yes, your majesty; l am waiting for
my pencil
The king had mechanically pocketed it
and he returned it with hearty laugh.
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TRICKS STATEMENT.
There Will BE No Combination With
Other Steel Interests.

There Will BE No Combination With
Other Steel Interests.
New York, May 5.-H. c. Frick was
seen to-day and made the following
statement:
THE current rumors that the Car
negie Steel company, limited, and the
H. G. Prick Coke company contemplate
ed combination with other steel inter-
ests We're wholly unfounded. What
was in contemplation and what is now
practically consummated, is the ANAL
gamation in one corporation of all prop
critics of the Carnegie SteA company,
limited, and the H. c. Prick Coke COM
pany and their subsidiary and allied
organizations. Practically the only
change in the situation will be the re-
tirement of Andrew Carnegie from the
organization, he having sold his en-
tire interest, Mr. Carnegie's intention
heing to give his entire time in the
future to the prosecution of his great
philanthropic works.
with reference to the charters that
have been obtained in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, there is nothing to
say at present, but it should be we'll
understood that there will be no
change in the management of the va
riOus companies"
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San Francisco. May 5.-Private advices
from Apia. Samoa say United States Con-
sui General Osborne. who is acting as
president. and as such custodian of the
revenue. is ordered by the Berlin treaty
as such custodian, to pay out money on
the order of the Samoan government. The
government. through it's secretary of
state. has drawn an order on the custo-
dian of the revenue for the amount of
King Tanus' salary for the month of
January. but Judge Osborne has refused
to pay and proceedings have been taken
against him by way of petition to the su-
preme court to compel payment. Osborne,
it is said. is the only one of either the
British or American officials who will
have anything to do with German Consul
Rose. Osborne however, has frequent
conferences with the German consul and
is quite intimate with him. II is stated
that his attitude is regarded with great
disfavor by the British and Americans in
Samoa.