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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-09-27

The Chinese emperor and the court
are at Takung Fu, in the north OF
Shansi.
Many people were drowned during
the storm AT st. Johns. y. T.. and
many vessels were destroyed or dam
aged.
At Chicago the elevator IN the
Fisher building fell four stories.
Eight Of the lG passengers were in
jurcd.
Six warships have been ordered TO
reinforce the American fleet in Asiat-
ic waters, the kentucky. Albany and
NickSburg.
Richard Feinck. confined in the
Missouri peniteniiary for murder.
will be freed. Joseph Kicly, at ST.
Louis, has confessed that he is the
real culprit.
Ii Hung Chang has caused proc
lamation 10 be posted in the prin-
cipal cities Of the Chilli province.
calling upon the people and soldiers
TO exterminatc all the Boxers. All
the laotis, magistrates and projects
deserting their posts viii be re-
placed by others.
Gen. ChafIcc will soon be commits
stoned as brigadier general in the
regular army. If the present plan /
Is carried out Col. \. 5. Daggett. I4th /
infantry. and Col. Theodore Schwab.
assistant adjutant general. will be
appointed brgadicr gen
erals and Immediately retired.
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VIII Meet In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Sept. 2i.--The lnterna-
tlonal convention of the United So
cicty of Christian Endeayor, which
met this year in London, Eng, Will
meet in Cincinnati in 1901. Rev. A.
NJ. Dawson. of MsdisonHlle, o., in
person placed the invitation OF the
Queen City before the international
exeoutce mommittee in Boston. and
acceptance was voted Wednesday on
condition that satisfactory railroad
rates and local arrangements be Sc
cured.
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The allied troops captured the Pei
Tang and La Tai forts. but sustained
heavy loss.
The census burcau will begin the
announcement OF the population of
states In few DAYS.
Judge Powers was appointed init
ed states senator from Utah in tho
absence OF Gov. Wells.
The number OF persons who lost
their lives outside OF Galveston during
tho hurricane in Texas Is 2ss.
An imperial cdIct has been issued
ordering the Chinese and military
officials 10 cxterminatc the Boxers.
Scranton, Pa. Is the first 10 suffer
owing to the miners strike The cleo
tric car service is crippled on account
OF scarcity OF coal
Prince Ching informs Ii Hung
Chang that he will be protected by
the foreign powers and Is told TO pro-
cced to Peking at once.
The anthracite coal operators say
that arbitration, ms whole. is alb
Surd. Each company should settle
their difficulties with their mcn.
Eight hundred moro miners struck
IN the Iiallcton district. The sus-
p'rsion in the Wyoming and Lacha-
wanna valleys is now complete.
1t is thought that America's answer
to the German note demanding Tho
punishment Of the leaders I'm the ont
RACES in Pcking will bc in the mega
tive.
Adm Dewey. In answer To Lieut..
llobSon's alleged interview. saws he
never claimed that he sunk the Span
sh ship, at Manila. lie DESTROYED
hcm.
Later reports from the bnftlr at
'iuiloan gives the number Of Amer
ans killed as ~ with 10 wounded.
pnly lN we're in the engagement.
he Filipinos numbered 1000.
majority Of the delegates elected
t the late election In Cuba represent
ntl-Amcrican aud revolutionary cle-
lcnts. u is feared there will be- trou-
lc in the constitutional convention.
An American post Office has been
Established NJ Ticn-Tsin. Branch Of
ccs have been opened at different
laccs where the United States troops
re stationed The service will be
'rried as soon as possible TO Pehing.
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TORPEDO BOAT BAGLEY.
fhe Mother and Sister of the Ensign
VIII witness the Launching of
the Vessel mt Bath, Me.

Raleigh, n. C., Sept. 22.-Mrs. Ad-
die Bagley and Mrs. Josephine Dan
iels. mother and sister Of Ensign
Worth Bagley, the hero of Carlenas
and the first officer TO be killed in the
Spanish-American war, left here Fri.
day for Bath, Me-, to attend the
launching of tho torpedo boat Bag.
ley. named In honor OF the dead en-.
sign.
Mrs. Daniels will christen the new
boat. The ceremony is expected to
take place next Thursday.
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A Submarine Volcano,

New York, Sept. 24.-Capt. Liddle,
of the British steamship King Bled-
dyn, which arrived here Sunday,
brought in tale of the discovery of
submarine volcano on the north
east edge Capt. Liddle took an OBJ
servation and marks the spot as be-
Ing latitude % degrees, IA minutes
and longitude 81 degrees. .O7 min
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED
committees of Amnie.n.,..
s.s ro" "nd Steel Worker.
" manufacturers Sign sc.,.

cincinnati. Sept. PA,
u"y ,'i,.y morning the conference con,
s ,Ia OF the Amalgamated Assooi.
VI iron and Steel workers ord
49, manufacturers signed the wo,.
1, 1901. '''e until July
scai, ""at Is known as the YEARLY
c. 60 which begins alwoys with Jul,
.h - the unusual fluctuations -
."c market the new scale had ~.
,0o" signed when the miIIs shnt
"o"h June 30 and the conditions 49,
oeeh dnfavorable ever ei,oo
@ .n'l 'he mills have been idle for NJ,
"'oS' 'hrce months. As soon nc Tho
.~s e"'o was signed Sunday mornino
messages were sent in evcrv dinoa
'O'' oeiore the cOnferces breakfaet.a
orucrlng the fires built AZ once c."
'",'Io VIII start Monday morning and
V'nerS as soon as possible. This do
ooo rS'on means employment to over Go
Wv "orNlngmen who have been idIe
"IV "uhc' awaiting the adjustment
u '"c'r wage scale. Meantime tho
wage conference comnittoo - ~
anna igamated Association OF Iron md
o'cci workers has had five difrercnt
conferences with the manufactures
resident Shaffer and Commission.
1' NutO Jointly gave out the follow
'"s o'nclaI statement Sunday:
Inc rate for boiling is s4.75 nor ton
oaSed upon Onc-cent card rate with
INC same basis running up to one and {
:, r""- 'ch'hS for the card rate. or 81 %
nut the price FOR boiling for Septcm. !
Der ana October Shall bc 81 ner Ton q
based upon a card rate OF one md
Iour-tcnths cents. s
Muck rolling shall be onc-sevcntb
u the price paid for boiling. I
hushellng on sand bottom shall he II
'%'o' on one-cent card rate with o
he same base running up to one md e
card rate. n
The following scale was fixed for e
he finishing mills: el
oh par mills the price 10 be maid p'
the same as last year, with n cord II
ate OF one and four-tcntbs cents
raded down to one-ccnt card. ~
on guide (ten-inch and hoop mills) 'S
nc base and rates apply as they do ~ ~
the bar and the twelvc-inch mills ~
Among the mills ordered started Is
e those of the American Steel Hoop in'
}. at Girard. Youngstown. Warren. "o
and Greenville. and of the
epublic Iron and Steel Co. Mt d"
'ungstown, Terre IIaute, Brming- n' .n'
IN, Muncie, Franklin. Marion. Mo- in.s
lie, New Albany. Minneapolis. Gov 'ie
gton. Ky, Brazil, Ind, Springfield.
=, and Alexandria. Ind. COZ
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
The News Of The World Condemned
and CoIiated fn- the penent of
the I1esty Rendep.



The British occupied Komati Poort
without opposition.
There were no disturbances IN the
pennsylvania anthracite coal regions
Sunday.
The American casualties I'm thc
philippines in The last ten DAYS ap-
proach 100
Aguinaldo refuses the prorcred
terms Of peace and gives prisoners
their liberty
1t Is possible that the railroads in
the Scranton district will refuse IN
haul nOn-union conl
Special Commissioner Rockhill will
advise that the American troops be
withdrawn from China.
Five battnlions Of militia were
marched out on the roads leading
10 the collerics at Shenandoah.
Lieut.. Hobson declares that hc was
not responsible for The statcmcnt
that Adm. Dewey dia not sink the
Spanish vessels IN the battle of Ma
Min bay.
At Mansfield, O., Elders Ba>singcr
ard Moot. /ioniSts. were >trippcd and
coated with smokcstack ,arnish bv
mob. They were afterwards put
on train and dcportcd by the po-
lice.
Prlncc Tuan has been or will be
promitcd 70 membership in the grand
council and that tine 1aotai Of S'ang-
hal Will be appointed principal Judge,
with the notorious Boxer kang VI.
rs his deputy, at Shanghai
An insane Negro giant at Nlgicrs.
H. cut the throat Of hi, roommate. ,
ic made a furious onslaught on the
wo officers who attempted to capture ,
lin, seriously woundng one. The -
'egro was afterwards beaten IN :
cath. :,
The committee Of the Amalgamatcd
association of Iron and Steel Work
RS and the manufacturers. at their -
Meeting I'm Cincinnati. came to an :.
grecment and signed wage scale. =
he workers wanted s. per ton based -
n one cent and fourteenth card
ate. The operators offered $3.50 for
oiling. They split the difference
nd made it $40. rs soon as the -.
ale was signed messages were sent "
every direction ordering the fires ..
lilt at once. -
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Industrial Commission secr.,.rx

Washington, Sept. 2l.-The indus.
trial commission has unanimously Sc.
lected Prof. L. Dana Durand. late of
the Leland Stanford University, Cali.
fornia, as secretary of the commits.
sion, vice William +. Sackett. of New
Jersey, whose services have been dis
continued
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Cook Islands Annexed.

wellington, n. H.. Sept. 22.-Mr.
Richard John Seddon. premier of New
Zealand, announced Friday In the
house OF representatives the annexa-
lion OF Cook islands. southwest OF
the Society islands. with the consent
OF the Baratonga chiefs,
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Endeavor 10 Protract the War.

Spltzkop. Sept. 2O.-Gen. Viljoen,
who succeeded Louis Botha in the
supreme command Of the Transvaal
forces, Is reported 10 be moving
northward in the direction OF IIec-
torspruit with 1000 men and 30 guns.
lie is known as "rhe Firebrand," and
VIII endeavor to proIact the war.
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Murder or SuIcidef

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 22.-Ralph D.
Ward, 25 years old, was found dead
with q bullet through his heart at an
early hour Friday morning in a
house on fernando street. Who killed
Ward is not certainly known. but the
theory Of the police is that the young
man committed suicide. Ward came
here from Kansas City. and was
bookkeepcr for packing house
branch.
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HOBSCH liz MONTREAL
=
sfbIe for the Statement Mndc in
the Vancouver Iatervfev.

Vancouver. B. G., Sept. 2o.--In al
interview with Lieut.. II. J.. Hobson
published in local paper. Hobson Is
quoted as saying that Adm. Dewey
did not sink the Spanish ships mt
Manila, but that the Spanish opened
the valves and scuttled the ships
themselves. lie said. according TO the
interview, that our shell fire did very
little damage.
New York. Sept. 2i.-Adm. Dewey.
who is stopping at Sayville, Long
Island. talked Thursday OF the Hob
son interview, saying:
II hardly think the young man
meant 10 say anything unkind. and
perhaps he did not say what Ia said
there. The three vessels he referred
to are the Isla de Cuba, Isla de Lu-
zon and Don Juan de Austria. They
were the least injured of the ten or
twelve ships sunk at Manila. Naval
Constructor Capps, very able man.
was with me, and he and divers and
experts from lIong-Kong made an ex-
animation OF all the Spanish ships,
ana decided that these three were
worth saving. Three out of a dozen!
They were raised and temporary re-
pairs were made at Cavite. The YES
sells proceeded under their own steam |
to Hong-kong and had been there for
some time, undergoing repairs, be-
fore Mr.. lIobsOn saw them.
"As matter OF fact, never clnim-
ed that we sunk the ships. reported
that we destroyed them. / did zee
with my own eyes an eight-inch shell
strike the stern Of the Reina Maria
Adm. Montcjo's flagship,
md That destroyed her.
THE statement that the vessels
we're not much injured below the
water line is probably true. Every
nc knows that il is impossible for {
hells to do much execution below !
ne water line or for anything but ,
orpedoes to do much damage there. (
few inches OF water Is n great pro- i
ection. Armorcd ships arc not ar 7
lored much below the water line. the
'ater being protection enough from
she'll
Il hardly think II worth your while 7
pay much attention 10 this. You
now 1t is human nature to depreciate
hat Others have done. and Mr.. Hob
m may not have been quoted cor
city or in full" a
Montreal, Sept. 24.-Ileut IIobson e'
rived in this city Sunday evening. s.
was shown the answer mnde by q
I'm. Dewey to the interview with ~
G lieutenant sent out from Van IN
uver lie said he WAS deeply griev- tr
That Adm. Dewey had taken the nj
'tter up In the way reported He NJ
clared that he was not responsible M
r the statement made in the Vnn- OF
lver interview. He had been mp III
oached by n reporter, and In the ti'
arse OF conversation had stated all
It the Spanish ships had been sunk po
'ause the plugs were drawn by the
lnish. wi
ie said that It was impossible to th'
X n ship by hitting It above the Th
ter line. Adm. Dewey had. how foI
r, compelled the Spaniards to sink ia,
ir ships, and that was just as ef- ant
tive MS sinking them with shells. abb
sonally he had the highest pos at
e respect for Adm. Dewey and his ton
at achievement. and he greatly re- 600
tied that anything had been at felt
nted TO him which might tend TO $40
roy the glory ot the admirars
Is.
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CASES DISMISSED.
Kid Mccoy Withdraws Ills Divorce
suit. and His Wife withdrew
Her Counter Charge.

New York, Sept. 29.-Through his
attorneys Kid Mccoy Friday had his
suit for absolute divorce from his
wife discontinued, and Abraham Hum
nell, acting for the pugiist's wife,
Mrs. Sclby. had her counter charge
withdrawn at the same time The
order for McCoy's arrest also was va
Gated. Justice Bischoff. In the SUI
premc court. signed the formal order
for dIsmlssing the case.
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Gen. Miles I'm Washington.

Washington, Sept. 22.-Lieut. Gen
Miles. accompanied by his chief aide
Col. Francis Michler. returned TO
Washington Friday after an extended
trip through the west during the
course of which he inspected many
of the army posts.
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TORPEDO BOAT BAGLEY.
The Mother and Sister of the ENSIGN
VIII Witness the Launching OF
the Vessel mt Bath, Me.

Raleigh, n. c., Sept. 22.-Mrs. Ad-
die Bagley and Mrs. Josephine Dan
iels, mother and sister of Ensign
Worth Bagley, the hero Of Cardenas.
and the first officer TO be killed in the
Spanish-American war, left here Fri
day for Bath, Nc, to attend the
launching of the torpedo boat Bag
ley, named in honor Of the dead en-
sign.
Mrs. Daniels will christen the new
boat. The ceremony is expected to
take place next Thursday.
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Winburg. Orange River, Sept. 22.-
President Steyn. OF the Free State,
has appointed Judge Hertszog acting
president. This action is supposed TO
indicate that Steyn will join President
Kruger at Lourenco Marques and ac-
him 10 Europe.
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Turks Collide with Russians.

Constantlnople, Sept. ga colli-
sion between Turkish and Russian
troops occurred recently on the eau.
casian frontier. Four Russians were
wounded. Turkey claims Russia
caused the trouble.
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nrtti.h Oecupy komntlnoort

Lourenzo Marques, Sept. 24.-The
British have occupied Komati Poort
without opposition.
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~. IOr krn

''a Is gong IN ne y Dutch cruiser
T.. ,a'e On 5oo,5' A. 5's,iagoa bay in
'tsF aud con-. - 'ormer Presi.
-'ey him to Hol.
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Is o,,a,r., %. Sept. "a. No dis.
he n.s.nr .,',a 4. throughout the. the
[. Mas oo,s, districts On Sun.
.oa. P. 1','' e everywhere.
oos as Jfp,, # T. s'.-lt now be.
70 ID, rs.''.'s !, The strike would
.'e The ,... .+,''rS' at least in
'alererce San' ",'gnmcn had an.
beer, croa@ raaI"y with their
~ 1. s9d a, c,.aa' "i'9 sc",,,,,F ~,.'er Frank
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ALUM BAKING POWDERS.

Congress acting TO suppress their sale.
The report of the Senate Committee of
Manufacturers upon the subject of food
authorizations and food frauds awakened
great interest throughout the country.
If there could be published a list of the
names of all articles of food found by the
Committee to be adulterated or made from
injurious ingredients, it would be of in
inestimable value to the public.
The recommendations of the Committee
that the sale of alum baking powders be
prohibited by law, will make of special
interest the following list of names OF
baking powders which chemists have
found to contain alum
Baking Powders Containing Alum:
DAVIS o. K.............Co Contains Alum
Mani by R. B. Davis & Co., New York.
SEA GULL. Contains Alum
Mani. by Sea Gull Speciality Co., Baltimore.
PURE FOOD. Contains Alum
Mani. by Pure Food Co., vineland, N. ].
LESLIE'S. Contains Alum
Mani by The A. Colburn Co., Philadelphia.
GRAND UNION.... Contains Alum
Mani by Grand Union Tea Co., New York
.................. Contains Alum
Mani by Egg Baking Powder Co., New York.
1t is unfortunate that many manufac
turers of alum baking powders state tha
their powders do not contain alum. 1t il
only right that consumers should have
correct information as to the character O.
every article of food offered to them.
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Holding.

The festival held by the o. U. A. M.
netted about $50.
Miss Helen Pray is spending a short
time at Atlantic City.
Misses Maggie Shreve and Julia Carly
are students at Farnum's School Beverly
Mrs. Mahlon Shreve and Mrs Calver
Day are staying at Ocean Grove indef-
nitely for the benefit of their health.
Owing to an epidemic of scarlet fever
and diptheria, Mrs. M. ]. Mitchell's school
at Riverside did not open until yesterday.
The peach crop which has been album
dant in this locality is practically over.
The prevailing prices have been very low
because of the abundance of fruit.
Miss Clara Haines has returned to her
to her school at Lumberton, while Miss
Aline Ettenger has begun her school dut-
les in new field of labor, the place being
Mount Holly.
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The Trenton Fair.

Automobile races under the patronage
of the wealthiest men of this country; a
monster exhibit of horseless vehicles an
exhibition military drill by New Jerseys
Crack Guardsmen horse show. stable
of diving horses diving elks and guide
less racing PAGERS some splendid trotting
and pacing races are only few of the all
star features that will make this years
Greater Interstate Fair at Trenton, Sep
TENDER oath, Goth, 25th, 9th and 28th the
greatest summer carnival of the East.
Under new management the fair in
every department has been enlarged and
improved, and as an agricultural exposi-
ton, as an industrial display, in its do
nestle aspects, for its entertainment
features it will this year surpass all its
predecessors.
The Automobile races which are to take
place on Monday, will be something en-
tirely new they will be under the auspices
of the Automobile Club of America, and
the entry list is large.
A special feature for Thursday, Gov
ernor's Day, will be the horse show for
which many blooded horses are entered.
In the speed department for the week
many prizes, some as high as $4,000, are
offered and the entry list is an exceptional
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This Week at Keith s.

Laughter is not only contagious but
continuous at Keith's this week. Chief
among the merry makers is Charles E.
Grapewin, aptly styled the Mansfield of
vaudeville. Mr.. Grapewin, assisted by
Miss Anna Chance, scored an immense
hit in "a Mismated Pair" Walter Per-
cival and company presented their play,
"Remorse, " with fair success" John G.
Rice and Sally Cohen were delightful in
their one-act farce, "Our Honeymoon.
"a Deal on Change" with Lillian Burk-
hart as the principal figure, is one of the
strongest features of the programme. 1t
is dainty romance of the ticker, where
the father corners the market for the pur-
pose of running the man who sues for the
hand of his daughter The daughter sub
seuuently comes to her lovers rescue and
ruins her father. Harrigan, the tramp
iuggler is almost an entire show in him
self. Not only are his juggling feats I'M
excelled, but his continuous monologue is
highly amusing. Other parts of special
merit are the Holbrooks musical artists;
Allen Shaw, coin manipulation; Palfry,
trick bicyclist; Fialkowski, character i'm
itations, and Edward Boyle, blind singer
and pianist.
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MedROrd,

Caleb D. Shreve, well known member
of the New jersey Bar, died suddenly on
Thursday at his home at Medford, of apo
plexy, aged 81 years. He was born near
this place in 1883, and received his educa-
ton at Princeton University, from which
he was graduated in 1851. He began the
study of law with the Hon. j. L. N. STRAIT
ton, of Mount Holly, and was admitted as
an attorney at the November term in 1851,
and was afterwards given counselors
degree The deceased practiced at the
Camden county bar for a number of years
and had served as President of the Cam
den County Bar Association. Mr.. Shreve's
practice was principally in the Court OF
Chancery, and he was appointed as a mas
ter In number of important cases. He
was part owner of the law building at
1O6 Market street, at which place he had an
office. Owing to the enfeebled condition
of his health, he gave up active practice
several years ago.
The remains were inferred in st. An
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MoOrestOwn.

c. c. Coles, the well known hotel man,
is still quite i'll.
The B. Frank Ellis property on South
Church street, has been sold to Rebecca H
Matlack for $4,000.
William Mulraney, boy employed in
Bernard Gray's bicycle establishment, met
with peculiar and serious accident last
week. After the days work he started to
wash his hands in basin of gasoline.
He stepped on match which had been
dropped on the floor and it ignited the
fluid. In an instant he was enveloped in
flames. He was promptly wrapped in
burlap and the fire extinguished but not
until he was badly burned about the face
and body.
TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady. cured
of her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by DIR. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums,
gave $40, 900 to the Institute, so that deaf
people unable to procure the Ear Drums
may have them Free Address No. 6692
c, The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eighth
Avenue, New York.