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Era coAL srRIXE TnREA TENED.
Mine Owners Ordered Z" Pay Union Wage.
or Take the Cunsequ.nces.

Mine Owners Ordered Z" Pay Union Wages
or Take the Consequences.
ISDIASAPoLIs. Ind, Nov. lS.-The Executive
Board OF the United Nine Workers to-day
voted TO order a strike OF all the
miners in the Southwest II the com
panies employing them did not medistely
agree TO pay the union scale OF wages. and
President Mitchell sent kilograms to the
presidents % the companies. acQuainting them
with this action. Tho companies notified
were the Central Coal and Coke Company.
Kansas City: Missouri Pacific Fuel Com
pany. 81. Louis: Kansas an Texas Coal Con-
pany, 81. Louis. and the southwestern Coal
hui Improvement Company. Parsons Ran.
These mpanies are owned and operated by
the Missouri Pacific. Missouri. Kansas and
TcNas, Cotton Belt and Iron Mountain Rail-
lOaI companies, The mines involved arc
IL Indian Territory. Arkansas. Kansas and
Missouri
The Contemplated strike Affects all coal
miners working for operators shipping coal
over the railroads named. There are now
trouble between the men and the coal COM
punlcs.
Tho companies will not pay the union
SCALE sad President Mitchell and we have
derideh Ia bring the trouble to an end II the
presidents to whom send tale grams IL n ore M Y
InrSsNgeS-that T., refuse to answer them or
dectne t. meet Us In COnferencr-I shnI nj
once order as'rlke, and II Will take 1900 me q
out oil the mines.
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AN INDIAN PRINCESS.
Ida wering Took That Part and Julius
Fischer Was the Boy Indian slayer.


| Fischer Was the Boy Indian slayer.
One delight Of childhood has gone out from
the life OF thirteen ye ar-old Ida wcrng: sh,
| will never again play Indian. although she
will have the makeup for the part
, for some weeks. thanks to the livel,
| Imagination OF ssveDteen-y ear-old Julius
| Fischer. The two youngsters work 10
tailor shop at 178 Hum boldt street Will
liamsburg. On Tuesday afternoon the tailor
went out goose hunting and left his two as
! sistants TO run the shop rs best suited them.
No sooner had he disappeared than Julius
turned TO Ida and suggested that play was
more fun than work. setting forth the specious
argument that they could work any day.
whereas the boss seldom left then a chance
for amusement. Ida fell in with this view
and said II she had doll she could make beau
tlful dresses out OF the scraps OF u frook coat
which Julius had been converting In to bicy-
Gle Jacket by a vigorous use OF the shears.
'Dollsi pooh" said Julius with masculine
scorn. How'd you like to be princess7"
What kind OF a princess2' asked Ida dubi-
ously.
An Indian rrincess"
II don't know" said Ida. "Insvcr was that
kind
It's easy." said Julius An you have to
wspnt pSs n e q. s had been
sort 81 Si MIXTURE ssa u.si vi" By 0F SIors 0 on
s With s0S crush anS sasd to rGT a SP
the girls features. She started to protest
but got a taste OF tho mixture aud wisely con-
shut. Whvn the process was over Julius sot
her upon the hitting boz and drap.d hsr 10 a
Now" said he. you're q regular suuaw and
your nams is Wanna.Ro-whoopee,
II don't like that name" said Ida. II
Thought YOU, said I'D be princess. What does
Julius considered the matter for q while
inspiration. lump up and down and wssaie
ycgr hands and yell wa, a-gaila!'",.
won't" said Ida won't play any
You won't. won't your" cried Julius.
"Thcn II, mt the boy Indisn-'Iay'r and I am
He got his, putty blower from the corner
where he had left II and dented Ida's face with
crying aud made her way through scandalized
neighborhood to her homo at Io Mckihbin
loud weerine under the impression that she
had a dire mixture OF scarlet fever rep
resented sy thy glue and smallpox
shots When Ii. true state OF the case was
explained to her Mrs wssrns took III. princess
sSrub5sa TSbe1 poSsG . wac cS h.
result that the girls face looked like a com
lobster. Then Mrs. wsrinc went to the EVEN
street n, police court and &c., go, var Ir
vain ss.aa linus The Indian 'hG ssysF wan Mss
arralRnet ycs;erday and was in very meek
frame OF mind He said that he only az e
Impressed him, that he repeated three times.
H was Gb.n a E n;ss to sss sro on S S
upon tho facial cond ton OF the Princess.
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AWARDS FOR THE NEW CRUIsrnx
Townsend & Downcy May Protest Against
the Rejection OF Their Bid.

wAsHISGroS. Nov. 1s.-Townsend h Downey
OF New York will probably protest against tho
rejection by the Naval Board Of Construction
OF that firm for the construction NJ one OF the
six protected cruisers OF $500 tons displaee-
ment authorized by Congress at Its last sss-
sion. member OF tho nrm was at tho Navy
Department to-day making inquiries about tho
boards report. On account OF the Injunction
OF secrecy placed on the members OF the Board
on Construction concerning their recommen-
dations the reason for their action has not
been disclosed
The bid OF Townsend 4 Dounsy was $685.
500. and the next lowest, that OF TrigR K Co.
bidders. was 81. 027.0oO Tho other bidders In.
GUIDED in the boards recommendations are
NenAe 4 Levy Of Philadelphia, Iewis Nixon OF
Ei.LnGe,hport; n: j.; the Faii RiEer Engine
Works Of San Francisco aud the Bath Iron
Works OF Bath. Ne. II the boards advice 10
followed each OF these firms will get one cruiser.
There " I'll be minority report advocating
tho granting OF contracts to hrms which pro-
posed to furnish vessels OF greater speed on
their own plans than that required by the De-
partment plans
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Candidate to Succeed Congressman Owen
Offers to Help tho Berenved Family.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Nov. Representative
John r. Hinton Of Paris one Of the best known
politicians OF the Ashland Seventh district"
to-day announced that II the nomination for
Congressman Is given to him and he Ia elected
TO Congress, he will give every dollar OF his
SALARY az Congressman to the widow and
family OF tho late Congressman Evan Settle
Mr.. Hinton is wealthy and has twice repre-
scented Bourbon county in the Legislature. He
was one Of Col. Breckenrdgss staunchsst
supporters In the Owens Breckenridge race
Mr.. Hinton was u supporter Of ex-senator
Blackburn in tho famous Senatorial fight OF
1920 and has always trained with tho Bryan
wa. gold man. Mr.. Settle left his family in
needy circumstances and the prefer Ia caicu-
lnted to give Hinton much strength Ira
Lantril OF scott. Jim Mullighn OF Lex ington
". i. Moody and william Thorn. Henry and
Emmett Orr OF Owen. are probably candidates.
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AMERICAN ART FXIoLLED.
A Largely Attended Lotos Club Dinner Z,
John Flderktn.

It has been the practice o; the Lotos
Club for some time to do something each
year for the announcement OF American
art. This impulse has found expression in
the purchase OF three or four thousand dol
lars worth o. paintings by American art
lists each year. which productions adorn the
walls OF the clubhouse. 1t has also been the
practice TO give subscription dinner each
season to some member OF the club who has
been conspicuous in furthering the interests
OF American art. The dinner last night was
In honor Of John Elderkin OF the Art Com nit
tee. II was attended BY about fIty members OF
the club and their guests. among whom wers
7. y; 4. Ward. Charles DeKay. .Catholina
IN Earsely Homer soTsG. lee GsorSs ~ lnnsss
John Is. Laid, " Durandruell. George II, Bo.
g9'tl; 4 3: WIls9n; George H. Daniels, pr. W,
White. IIoratio y. Fraser. H. II Harrison, W.
y Ives II. g. isks. u. J. Davis. and others
President Frank H. Lawrence presided. and
very many OF those present made speeches
laudatory o. American art. John Eldsrlin and
the IotoS Club,
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princeton's Exhibit at PAWS.

PRINCETON. n. j., Nov. 1S.-pres'dent Fran
els l., Patton OF Princeton University to-day
appointed, as committee TO prepare
and oversee the exhibit which Prince
ton will send to the Paris Exhibition.
NJ Taylor Pyne, Prof A. II. Wsst and Prof.
William Libbey. Only small space will be
given 10 American educational work,
AMI the committee will economic the
pnrt reserved for. Princeton by put
ting the exhibit in n specially pre-
pared cabinet 1t will include am ong other
objects OF in erast. Photographic OF the build
ilgs and camp. q. and charts illustrating the
history and orr .aization OI the university,
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RIFLES FOR DISPEysARIRs.
Report Of the Special Committee of the
state Board of Charities.

The Special Committee Of the State Board Of
Charities appointed to formulate new lot OF
rules for the government and licensing Of dis
pensaries has made its report. Nine rules arc
laid down for tho dispcnsaric4 after they shall
have been licensed according tolaw The first
one provides for the posting Of a notice 10 the
effect that the dlspcnsMy is for the treatment
solely Of persons too poor to pay for medical at
tendance and any other persons applying for or
accepting treatment Is guilty of misicnlcsnor
The second rule requires the employment of a
sAry Tho other rules are all relating 10 the
treatment Of patients that come to the tiSprnsary
struCtlun may be- given in the ustItutiuus hit
no inmates arc Ia he required To submit 10 cTani'
nations ur operations for any other purposes
Than medical or surgical treatment
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DWIGHT L. MOODY IN ST. LOUIS.
The Evangelist Says That He Expects to he
mt Work In Two Weeks.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 1S-Dwight L. Moody. tho
evangelist, arrived in the city this morn
Ing from Kansas City, whore he had
been compelled 10 abandon evangelical
work owing to heart trouble He was
pale as no stepped from the private
car provided for him by his admirers in Kansas
City. He was accompanied by Dr. r. ".
rchauffer. "A man Is liable to break down
when he gets along into the frst half OF the
siXtlos,' said Mr., Moody. Il am W, and this is
my first real sick sroll.
will restore uc ] expect To be at work az ain
in two weeks. The Tepo:ts that am on tho
verge Of r"tlrement from my work are mn
founded. Death alone can mako me do thai. !"
Tho special car was abandoned here, and
Mr.. Moody and his friends went East on the
"Knickerbocker" special.
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President Hadiey and tho Faculty Asked e
Revoke an Exclusion Order.

pastor OF 81. Johns Roman Catholic Church Of
this city. IL interceding with Presidendt Hadley
and the faculty Of Yale University for the rein-
statements Yale OF a student who was expelled
from college few days ago. The student
gives his name as Harry smith and he Is a
member OF a New York City family. Smith
and another student, Harry j., Goss wero ar
rested early this week for attempting to strike
one Of the Rev: Father Coyle's assistants at a
enmrt wn, mmmd,,slyI tnIImw. h n is r1Ge
pulsion from the University.
Smiths family have also enlisted Mayor
DriscOi OF this city to labor with tho Yale
Faculty to revoke the expulsion order. II 10
President Hadley's policy to severely discip-
line students for disorderly conduct and this
Is about the first case that has occurred since
he became president.
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Hlnson Abandoned 1t in a Surface Car and
Now lie Can't Got It Back.

Bedford Hnson OF Elmer. N. j., called on
Superintendn Mt Blair OF the Outdoor Poor
Department yesterday and said he was the
father OF the two-y CARROLL child found In a sur
face car on Sunday night at Fortieth street
and Eighth avenue. He said that his wife died
two weeks nro and that no cana TO this city to
place his child In the care ~ q married sister
lie had several drinks, he said, after which he
forgot MI about the child.
SuperrGt"Udcrl Blair sent TO RandAll's
Island Tor tn" cnili and Ilinson Identified II.
The hurerin tondent finally decided that iIinson
was moi "a Il, PERSON to have tho child and he
sent il back to the island.
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Tho Hon. James s, GARRISON. formerly of
IOWA, chairman Of the Republican National
Committee from 1889 to 1892. and President
Harrison "headsmaL' is a candidate To sue
Srrd d. am Il. Cox rs Secretary OF the United
StuiuH senate.
Gen. ,,Hrhsons campaign is supported by
some at the strongest Republican, in tho ma.
would re, the place. o
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santo Domlngo's New Cabinet.

sAYTo DoMINGo. Nov. lS.-A new Cabinet
has hccn formed rs follows: Minister Of the
Interior, Senior Hernandez; Minister OF For
ciGn Affair. Dr. Henriquez; Minister OF
Finances. AuGusre Gonzalez: Minister Of
Justice. Senior Logrono; Minister Of Public
Works. Leonte Vasquez; Minister OF War.
Senior Brache; Minister OF Posts and Tolo-
graphs, Senior Deschamps.
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400 More Mules sent to south Africa.

"Ew ORLEANS Nov. lS.--The British steam
ship Ity OF Manchester loaded here to-day
WIN LOO mules for the British army in South
A.rrM A. II has hsen rumorcl that Boer
pqhQn % Otherwlse get rid OF the muIes, there
steamar'
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domestic Servants afauted.

THOROUGHLY competent English or Scotch
Mrs. L. SEELY. 352 eth sv
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business Claurss.

no YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW 800 EARNED IN
~ aycrr . 477-Thru DIR ~ us post al and VIZ will
send YOU our j. llars 4 Sense bnoAlet explaining
IN detail the OnIy fcAs bic llan 81 making a large
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paid every two weeks, Principal and accrued
earnings be withdrawn demand safe as
Co ernnrpt Bonds. Four yeRra OF unbroken sue,
cess. Highest bank, COMMERCIAL aud customers
references
THE COMBINATION INVESTMENT COMPANY
uncorporaedl. RiAlto Bldg. Chicago.
BUSINESS uPfoRlUNlFlEs-Every description;
ID standing sIrctest InyestiyRtiOn; $500 10 81 600
MANHATTAN RLGlAllf CO., lo2 West 42d st q
IRnN Ole IN NDb foH sALE-l,74l acres at
i Basic Gity, AsuS.a co, virginia, on line Chesa.
peas and OHIO Il, Il, and Norfolk and Western r. r.
Red. SpeCulAr and Brown ores. A barlaiI.
MILLER 4 90. no Liberty st.
DARTNERsHIP-Estab he'd once busin ess; 90 so:
L prontable; easily learned; investigate per.
sonAly.
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have been brought about through TIE Suns
Real Estate columns. Both the dealer aud the
reader may DO depended Oh factor not 10 be
lost sight oi.-Adp.
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PTOMhINE POIsONING.
-Four Members OF Family Made Ill b.
Eating SausnGes.

FLUSHING Nov. is The fnmly Of Frederick
Bovine. one Of the wealthiest In Flushing. was
poisoned yesterday by sausages The family
consists OF Mira Bovine. her mother Mrs. John
Baxter, and two daughters. Miss Charlotte and
Miss Ruth
The sausages were eaten for breakfast About
noon every member Of the family mentioned above
felt III and DR.. Fox, the family physician, was
gent for lie nj once determined that they wcrc
suffering from ptouainc poisoning. Mrs Bovine,
who had eaten more hcortily than the other mem
hers OF the family. was dangerously i'll. DR..
Fox called in another physician, and they sue.
cecded in relieving the sufferers. 'Dt Fox re-
ported today that all the members OF the family
are out OF danger excepting Mrs. BOVINE.
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aaill'urry aud 1ressmakiug.

A H. Furs redycd, remodelled. repaired; latss,
~ styles; moderate prices. Speciality, sealskin
Persian. BARKERs, III West 8ath ST.
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employment 8urfaas.
Bureau of Social Requirements,

Mrs. LFDYARD STEVENS, MANAGER.
10 WEST I2D ST. Telephone 31S3-3S.
Desirable positions for capable employees; Score
tAries, uOyerneSstg, companions. bootkcCTers
housekeCUers and all hJusrhol positions for males
or fctuales. Tutors for ba kwnrd or invalid boys
Packers and days wor,.rs provided. Shopping
orders hllcd without charge. The Real Bstste DE.
partmcnt deals in city aid country residences, and
III apartments uf the class sought by It's PATRONS.
Information concerning approved Hotels and
Boarding Houses. Circulars mailed upon request.
1'HE PORTO RICO AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
i COMPANY want all Americans to list their
nain,s with MS: plumbers. masons, carpenter,
nschn sts clerks, school teachers. typewrters and
all family and hotel help. Sc Government furnished
Free Transportation IT, those under contract: biz
demand; send 81 for blanks and Particular p. q.
box No. II, San Juan. Porto Rico.
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TTMBREL lAS-Operators on Wrrox h Gibbs ma
" chimes. ptrl TO run Gases; steady work.
A. NJ. II. DAVIES. IL Walker 81
I rMBRELLAs-YouuR girl & make tics.
" ALLISON. LAMSON. plb Broadway.
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Agfnts atanted.

MEN AND WOMEN EVERYWHERE TO LOOK
Nu after special work; advancement after 20 days:
salary and com missi IN: Iermanent. Address Dept.
XII. THE WERNER COMPANY, Akron. Ohio.
WANTkD-Agrnts in every county TO sell Pam
w ily Memo ala; good pay and steady wOrG.
Address CAMPBELL& CO., 800 Lowell st.. Elgn AL.
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Situations at'autra-fsmalss.

SnhaIlpnS IT Hutfh-ctfmalfs.
RTIFICIAL FLOWER and fancy feather designer
"A wishes posiuon. Address
DEsld Ell, box 100. Sun once.
CHAM BFRMAID AND WAITRESS; wages sIe:
- v ling and obliring: city re .erences A. Nee
boz bs8 sun uptown Office, "a Broadway.
CHAMBERNAID AND sEAMsTREss best ref.
y, erencos competent l.. H., box 6sl Sur up.
town othco, 1895 Broadway.
nRESsMAKISG. Ar-tclsss. in all its branches:
out by day. 1850 Broadway. Brooklyn.
EIRsrCLAss WAITRESS: understand. canning.
\ seryiht wine, making salad dressings, 40:
1898 broadway
GERMAN NURSE; thoroughly competent; wages
~ $40 good references II. NJ, boz $50 Sun
uptown once. 1850 broadway.
(IooD FAMILY COOK; wages s7o otty only;
once. 1893 BrnAdwAy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American widow
- wishes position As housekosper: Is hTst.clAss,
WIN hotel etpurence and In taking full charge OF
bachslor apartment houses; would 70 South Address
A.. box lsl sun uptown once.
I AIDES MAID and eamstrees; wages s36: good
- racrerc's. r. S. box os7 Sun uptown Once
1898 Broadway.
NuRSEfor grown children good s.smstress; city
1905 Broadway
V'HoRouGHLY Competent parlormnid, nnd,,
stands her work: hast city references. O. &, boz
oo8 Sun uptown once, l2oi Broadway.
WANTED-Poston In btndery a. foreyom an or as
W -istant: understands the different brnnches OF
pamphlet. edition and job work Address RISDERY
Dol 100 sun uptown once, 1905 Broadway.
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WALWORTh INSTITUTE,

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We have uneIralled facilities for teaching book
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Adam. & Co. to Build n New store.

Adams Co. to Build new storc.
Plans were filed with tho Building Depart
ment yesterday for new six-storv store and
warehouse building for Adams 4 Co. the
dry goots merchants. IL Is to take up the whole
block front on sixth avenue between twenty
first and Twenty -aecond streets. and viii cost
S1hO.ONN.
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rho PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

1Ol East Esd street.
Tho soho ! occupies ali Of the spacious
building corner 23d ST AMI 4th Ave. Call
II you can. Catalogue for the nskinR
Phone Tolls
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THE PINES

Throughout the soft and sunlit day
The pennoned pines, in strict array,
Stand grim and silent, gaunt and gray.
But when the blasts of winter keen,
They whisper each to each, and lean
Like comrades with a bond between.
And seeing them deport them so,
One almost thinks they seek to show
How mortal-like mere trees may grow.
For men, in peace time, stand aloof,
One from the other asking proof
Of lineage and race and roof.
But let the blast of battle call
Lo they're unquestioning comrades all,
Who side by side will stand or fall.
Sunday School Times.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-20
OLD PEOPLES EYES

Often become infiamed and PAIN
full. Hundreds of old people have
been made comfortable by using
John R. Dickey's Old Rella BILE
Eye Water. 1t is absolutely re-
llable-absolutely painless. Send
for circulars or testimonials, or
get a bottle for 25 cents at the
Anti Monopoly Drug Store.