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New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
NOT TO ASSIST STRIKERS.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Dec. l0.-E. f. Clark chief
OF the Conductors Brotherhood. to-day made en-
phauc denial OF the report that the order had
promised aid 70 the telegrsphers in the Santa Pc
strike. he added that IN his opinion arbitration
should settle such disputes.
Peoria, H., Dec. lo.-Grand Master Sargent Of
ire Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to-day
sale the hremen on the Santa Fe would not strike
out OF sympathy with the telegraphers. He stated
mat the brotherhood which ne represents will not
pe drawn into the controversy in any manner.
Cleveland Ohio. Dec. l0.-Concerning report 70
the effect that the railway tranmen may join the
teeersphers' strike the Santa Fe Grand Chief
Norrissey OF the Brotherhood Of Railway Train.
men said to-day that he knew absolutely nothing
q any such movement. If the trainmen contem-
plale sympathetic strike on the Santa Fe." he
s6la, i know nothing about it,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
FoRD's sTocK MARKET MACHINE.
,z1s BROTHER SAYS IT HAS NOT BEEN USED
SINCE THE KELLOGG FAILURE

pras,us z Ford Of this city. who. according to
, disratcb from Wheeling, w. Va, interested busi-
ness men of that city in a machine which 1t was
Teeed could beat the stock market, the outcome
NJ the 'sure thing being the alleged loss by these
men of about $4,000 could not be seen yesterday
Ford. the Wheeling dispatch continued. told these
men that the money had been lost In specuIaIon
hv brother VINO died recently. John E Ford, Of
the Consolidated Exchange, another brother said
yesterday:
The matter is in my opinion. an old one, and
represents some of the debts of my late brother
Edward, who was a partner OF j. 3; keH9ggaa MY NY
brother Erastus gave his notes for Edward-s deotS
The machine has not been in use since Kellogg
The machine is the invention OF Erastus E Ford
II was first used three four years ago by James
p kellogg & Co. then of No GO Broadway. being
l-noV-n as "hellogg's Market Register. and was
IDidely dvertised by the firm as wonderrul mech
anisn ''by which the forces animating and govern
ING the market can be measured and utilized and
Indicated" In May, 1888 a concern called the
siSnoeric4n Commercial Corporation" in which
some well known men were interested, was tormed
~ take over Ford's rights in the machine which
vas described in the corporations prospectus as
';the greatest mathematical triumph as money
earning power in this country OF great achieve
nents" but the organization Of the American Com
mercisl Corporation was never perfected
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND EXPLAINS.
NO I'LL FEELING BETWEEN HIM AND HIS PREDE-
cEssoR. T. A RICHARD.

John Hays Hammond. consulting engineer of
stratton's Independence Gold Mine, at Cripple
Creek. denied last night the report that there is
any friction between him and T. A Rickard whom
he displaced When seen at the Waldorf Astoria
Mr.. Hammond said:
Il wish stoutly Il protest against the statement
recently published that Mr.. Rickard and / are bit
enemies. On the contrary, the best Of
friends, both personally and professionally. He
has not brought a suit against me. Even IL we
good friends, / legitimate
grounds for his bringing suit against me- 1 have
never made injurious statement against him.
He would have no cause for suing me because we
differed in estimate of the OF STRAIT
toms Independence Mine. I inspected the mine and
declared that the reserves amount s. 800 900.
as against Mr. Richards estimate of $lS 100000
was able to arrive correctly at the right fig
ures because / made most complete and thorough
investigation. The estimate made by Mr.. Rickard
was a professional error. made in perfect sincerity
The difference caused slump in the price of STRAIT
toms Independence stock from SIS 10 SIS a share
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
THE SITUATION AT FALL RIVER.

Fall River. Mass. Dec 1o-The slump in cotton
prices caused by the favorable report from wash
ington to-day the cotton crop outlook. was not
unlocked for by manufacturers in this city Most
Of them refused to purchase cotton except TOT
necessary uses until the bull movement began so
short of cotton had the local manufacturers be-
come that the total estimated stock on hand TO-
day hardly exceeds 1000 bales an amount "hlch %
,o,,ld ria. the many corporations over but short
period OF time Cotton and cloth are now So more IH
trsding at present prices the margin betWeen
them being favorable to manufacturers or prints.
The cloth market is very frm. despite the slump
in cotton.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
LITTLE DELAY TO TRAINS.
al RUNNING OK TINE AT KANSAS CITY AM
OTHER POINTS.

wichita. Kan. Dec o.-An Santa Fe passenger
trains were on time here. No extra freights or
specials we're run.
Kansas City. No. Dec. lo.-Ssnta Pc oricisls here
report all trains both passenger and freight In this
division running on time to-day
la Junts, Col, Dec. lO.-There was no change In
the strike situation here to-day. The Santa Fe
sent the regular trains out as usual, ss well as
several extra freights. The passenger trains from
the East were late but some time lost east Of
Dodge City Kan. The trainmaster's ONCE reports
six offices open this division between La Junta
and Dodge City.
Pueblo. Col. Dec. la-Trafhc the Santa Fe
Railroad into and out OF this city has not been af
fected by the telegrsphers strike. Several late
trains have been bulletined. but this IS no more
than the ordinary Delay resulting from the heavy
business. A report feoeived from the division be-
tween La Junts ane Coolidge. Kan, says that
only six operators on that division have gone out,
while eleven are still az their posts Unofficial re-
ports received from stations along the northern
division Indicate that large numbers OF the opera
torE are st working
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
SULTAN DIMES KENTUCKTs OFFICERS

prcrrvrs THE BArTLEsHIP's CAPTAIN IN PRI-
vATE AUDIENCE AT THE YILDIz PALACE.
Constantinople Dec. 10-A dinner was given
AT the YiIdiz Palace tonight in honor Of the
officers Of the United States battleship Kentucky
now at Smyrna. previous 70 which the United
States Charge d'Affai-es. Lloyd c. Griscom. in
troduced the officers to the Sultan. The Grand
Vizier and other dignitaries were present at the
dinner
Subsequently Mr.. GriscOm and Captain Colby
NJ Chester were received in private audience
by the Sultan, who afterward received the other
officers and addressed TO each OF them a few
gracious words.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
4 NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT.
NATIONAL. STATE AND LOCAL COMMITTEES
TO BE FoRMED-THE SCOPE BROAD.


A religious movement to embrace every city an4
town in the United States was decided on at a
conference yesterday IN the parIOrs Of the Young
Mems Christian Association in West Twenty-thIrd-
ST. William Philips Hall was chosen temporary
chairman The movement Is TO be undenomlnaton-
al but II will be made through the various
churches and church societies II Il to be founded
on the Bible the Word Of God and on the evan
gelical basis. COMMITTEES is to be formed OF rep
rssentatives OF churches and church societies
The object is given effort TO obtain union
in prayer and cooperation in intelligent effort on
the part Of evangelical ministers and church mem
bers In the United States The workers are TO act
as individual Christians and not as otelals or m
a deuominattonal character.
HEADQUARTERS are to be established. probay In this
city. and a National committee is TO be appointed
by the Central Committee The National eonmlrss
will appoint State committees which VIII N u'h
name county and local committees. -,
"A meeting of the Central COMMITTEES was nea
YESTERDAY after the conference It was decided 70
prepare circular outlining the scheme. TO oe ser
to the secretaries OF church societis IN every GN
and town in the United states
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
THE SANTA FE STRIKE.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS SAY 1T is PRAcTI-
cALIY OVER AND OPERATORS SAY
THEY WILL WIN.

ropeks, Kan Dec. lo.-The officials OF the Santa
Fe RSirosd say tonight that the strike Of the
telegraph operators Is practically over. The op-
srssors themselves continue firm in the belief that
their case Is a winning one and say the prospects
looF better now than they have been az any time
yet The men IN the Santa Fe shops here went To
work usual this morning General Manager
Muese PROCESSES 70 be sanguine that the strike Is
END. In regard 10 the revocation Of the order
Tor closing the shops. he said:
The strike amounts 10 40 little and the situation
s 50 lsEora5s that 10 shut deSn the shops rs svis h1t
up TIE system and hsd prevented the operation Of
trains We would I've hao nothing for the men ~ 10
refy close 10 seheduis and no practical inierrup-
o5 70 eur business there vi be he , resuSI ~ as s0f
We have word that on the California lines ne
fornis and San Joaquin Valley there are none out
b1 cane Te hs G @R soq ,hs 4FasT re y svs no
grievance and under contract. on the santa
oording 10 our information. one hundred and
,EenIy,5Tee men went out on me & %. m1sb,1 .1ns m
employed.
Kansas CTS. No. Dec. I0-R. c. CIapp. chairman
of the Grievance Committee Of the order OF Rail
way Telegrnphsrs. had this 10 say Of the situation
to-day:
Between Emporia and Fort Madison Iowa from ON, -, -
20 - per cent are out whlle oeIMeeh Ihal l1Ie c5
ductor who came in over the Santa Re to-day said
CITY had been cut out have tT1stWorthy informa
tion that the company's freight business az thl-
cago Is paraiyzed. They have perishable freight
their hands and several Of the big packing
firms have been prodding Them up
Galveston Tex. Dec. io.-President Dolphin OF the
order Of Railway Telegrapbers made the following
statement this afternoon;
There are now about twenty-five hundred men
on the Atchis0n system comprising - per cent
OF the telegraph employees Of six separate railway
lines All ticket and freight agents al large sta
tions south OF the Gulf lines walked out to-day
totally exhausted, and refused 10 continue Wofh
usSil fhe strike is settled
The following dispatch from President Ripley. in
Chicago received yesterday at the local onlces
OF the AtchEon:
operators strike Is hzzle Less than 50 per cent
men went out. No difficulty 90 MI places. VIII
have everything smooth ever by tonight
Al6ace F. Walker. the chairman OF the Board
OF Directors whose once is in this city Is now on
his way 20 Topeka His visit. IL is said. has no
connection with the strike OF the operators opt is
for the purpose OF attending the annual meeting
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
TEWKEsBURY FOUND IN MEXICO.
HAS AN OFFICE AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
IT is sAID-Nor TO BE PROSECUTED.

Lewis G. Tewkesbury, who disappeared from this
city last July leaving about $4,000 in debts be-
hind him, has been discovered in the City of Mex
leo. II is reported that he has opened an ONCE
there, has received several contracts from the
Mexican Government and is said 10 be prosperous.
II is not likely that any action will be taken
against him, IL Is said, inasmuch as his creditors
have confidence in him and believe that he will ul-
timately pay them
lawyer for the creditors said 20 Tribune reporter
yesterday:
think reflect their opinion when / say that they
will not proceed against him They are glad he is
doing well, and would not be surprised 10 receive
before long checks from Mr. Tewkesbury. Mr..
Tewkesbury has had debts before which he settled.
7 believe that he will settle these"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
TIE NETHERLANDS PORTUGAL Trys,oy

The Hague. Dec. lo.-The Portuguese Minister %
the Netherlands, Count de selir. has started for
LISBON. and the Dutch Minister &c Portugal. Baron
Van Heeekeren. is momentarily expected here from
LISBON Count Van Bylandt. in the Second chambar
to-day notified the Foreign Minister that he Will
nterpeliate the Government tomorrow on ths ten
sion between the Netherlands and Portugal
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
SENATOR LINDSAY on CONGRESSES WORK.
THINKS REPUBLICANS SHOULD THANK THE DEN
ocRArs WHO NOMINATED BRYAN.

Senator Lindsay, OF Kentucky, was at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday and in response 70 a ques-
ton about the prospect Of the passage OF the Ship
Subsidy bill. said:
It's passage depends great deal on how wen
Hanna has his forces in hand. AS to the Hay
Pauncefote Treaty. with the Davis amendment.
even II adopt it. which Is not absolutely certain.
England may not accept IL as satisfactory. We
may have to come right down 20 the proposition
OF building the canal would any otner Aneri-
enterprise, whether England likes II or not.
/ think there Is question about the early pass
age OF the Army and Navy bills.
els Bryan likely to be Presidential candidate
IN 1so4?' Mr.. Lindsay was asked.
We'll / think he's in training for It," was the
reply. 1T has occurred 10 me that the Republican
politicians, instead OF praisng Hanna for bringing
about the election OF Mckinley, might thank. Just
q little. anyway, the incredibly stupid Democratic
politicians who brought about the nomination OF
Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
APPRAISAL OF DAVID DoWS. JR, ESTATE

PROPERTY VALUED AT s2ss.4Tl BEoUEATHED TO
The WIDOW.
Henry NJ. Baird. jr. yesterday. in Westchester
County hed his report as transfer tax appraiser
for The estate of David Dows jr. The report shows
that the decedent left an estate of s2S AL. which
by the will Is bequeathed to his widow Mrs. Jane
8 Dows, Of No 30 East SeVentieth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BRIDGES DESTROYED IN INDIAN TERRI
TORY.

Kansas City, No, Dec. lo.-Mr. Clspp said that
several bridges were destroyed the Gulf. Col
orsdo and Santa Pc road near sspulpc. Ind. T.
yesterday, but that the work Of destruction
not done BY strIkers but ny ympsthizers.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
INFANT DIES FROM APPENDICITIS.
YoNKERs PHYSICIANS SAY IT Is TIE FIRST c.sF
or THE KIND THEY KNOW OF

Maria TeTess Fisher. one month and fourteen
osys Old daughter OF Anthony Fisher. Of No Us
Niliow-st-. Honkers. oed yesterday morning from
appendicitis The child began 10 complain SUNDAY
On the suggestion of druggist preseriptien
containing calomei was given 20 her
Coroner Sehafneister held an inquest As the
result OF an autopsy he found that the child had
oieo from appenoicts, and that the pills given by
ne Druggist were IN no way responsible for the
death; The case has caused much discussion amone
tie physicians OF 1onkers. as IL is the frsf cssS
they know OF n which child so young has beer
attacked by appendicitis
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
oLEoMARGARIHE BILL IN THE SENATE.

A CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN THE FL
Washington. Dec 1O.-The OIeomargarine bill
received in the Senate to-day, but no reference to
committee made, owing to the absence of
Senator Aldrich, Of the Finance Committee. There
is a contest between this committee and the Agri-
cultural Committee as 70 which shall have charge
of the measure IN the Senate Senator Proctor. of
the Agricultural Committee has given notice that
he viii move 70 refer the bill 10 his committee.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-11-08
- Few Prices -:
and Reflect,

10000 yards 4 4 Sea Island
Domestic. Look! Special Sales
prices only SC. a yard.
The best Of Calicoes. Take
your pick at only Sc. a yard.
5000 yards of 27-inch, extra
heavy Checked Homespun,5c. a yd
Splendid article of heavy
Bedtick, reduced to 1Oc. a I'd.
Double width, all-wool fill
ing Dress Goods. Look! Special
Sales price only loo. a yd.
5000 of those extra heavy
Counterpanes, only coo a piece.
Splendid line of Dress Goods
All reduced to Special Sales prices
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-11-08
Read and Reflect.
THE STOCK OF
Mems Youths & Boys Clothing

is immense, the variety
great, the makeup the
very best and the prices
the very lowest. Be sure
to come to the Great De-
partment Store before you
purchase your Winter out
fit. [ guarantee to save
you at least So, so on every
suit. Special attention is
called to a lot Of Cheviot
Mems Suits. They go as
long as they last at only
100 a suit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19

address and performed the rite of Holy
Communion. At 100 Sunday School
Worship and nstruction-Their Due Pro-
portion" was presented by the Rev. J.
Harvey Chesley Of Claymont, and discussed
by the Rev. Giles B. Cooke, Of North East,
Md. Bishop Coleman, who was unable to
be present at the morning session, arrived
at noon and called the meeting to order.
The first matter discussed was 'The
Teachers Meeting" by the Revs. l.. b.
Baldwin, of Easton, Md, Clarence d.
Weeden, of Claymont, and H. W. Gun
ningham, of Wilmington. "The Lesson"
one of the interesting subjects, was dis
cussed by the Rev. q. c. Moore, of Chester,
Robert Adair, of Wilmington, Rev. John
S. Bunting, of Montchanin, and the Rev.
F. M. Munson, of New Castle At I.3O
the Question Box was taken up and
consumed the balance of the session. The
evening session began at : clock, Christ
ian Virtue was discussed by the Revs. p
Owen Jones, of Wilmington, n. S. Thomas,
of Philadelphia, and Z, X. Miller, of New.
mort
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
KENT COUNTY.
CHEsTERToWN, May II, 1906

CHESTERTOWN, May II, 1900.
Mrs. Wilamina Crouch spent part of this
week with relatives in Wilmington, Del.
Miss Agnes Redgrave, of Middletown,
Del, spent several days with friend here.
Mrs. J. F. Snodgrass was the guest of
Hartford county relatives this week.
Subscription books have been opened for
new steamboat company, which will run
a freighting steamer from Crumpton,
Chestertown, and elsewhere, to Baltimore.
The capital stock of the new company is
placed at $50, 600.
The Northern Convocation Of the Diocese
of Easton was held in North Kent Parish,
yesterday and to-day.
The fruits and other crops in Kent county
were only slightly damaged by the frost
last week. Peach trees are looking fine
and good crop is expected.
1t is expected that our town will shortly
have street sprinkler. The Ladies In
provement Society is behind the project
The State Democratic Editorial Associa.
ton will meet in Chestertown on June Is
A program is being arranged, which will
include reception by prominent citizens
of the town, a trip of inspection through
the fertile sections, trip to and reception
at Betterton and trip down the bay to
COLCHESTER Beach.
The Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany will contest payment of the 81, $50 on
the building Of Miller Bros, which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire at Rock Hall 1t
is contended that the Messrs. Miller
had put in gasoline lamps in violation of
a condition of the policy OF insurance, and
the company holds that they voluntarily
assumed the responsibility Of their own
acts. Suits will be brought to enforce pay
ment.
Democratic primaries have been called
in Kent county for Saturday, May 20. The
convention to select delegates to the state
and congressional conventions will be held
on the following Tuesday, May 30. So faI
no congressional aspirants for COMPRESSION
al honors have presented themselves in this
county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
Newark.

NEWARK, DEL, May 18th, 1900.
Miss Bessie Hagy, of Lansdowne, Pa,
visited Mrs. f. S. Avis this week.
A strawberry festival will be held by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church,
in the basement of the church On Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Miss Ada Cochran, Of Middletown, spent
part of the past week with Mrs. Hilton, of
this town.
Several members of the Newark Tennis
Club attended the opening OF the Newport
Tennis Club at Newport, last Saturday
afternoon.
Captain James II. Frier, formerly in.
structor of military tactics at Delaware
College, who is now in the Philippines,
has been assigned to Company M, Of the
Seventeenth Regiment.
The Newark High School base ball team
was defeated last Thursday afternoon by
the Wilmington Military Academy team
by the score of 90 to 10.
The Sunday School Institute of the
Diocese Of Delaware was held in st. Thomas
Episcopal Church on Friday. The morn
ing session was held at 1870, when the
Rev. G. D. Weeden, of Clayton, made an
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
OFFER TO MANUFACTURERS.

The Elkton Board of Trade offers land
free for the erection of manufacturing
plants, and exemption from municipal
taxation for 10 years. Address William
T. Warburton, President of Elkton Board
of Trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
e. X = ON.

T,%LKTON is located on the line of
IL the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad 10 miles
from Philadelphia, Is miles from Will
mington and 81 miles from Balti-
more, at the head OF navigation on Elk
River, ii miles from Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal. Best railroad, banking and
telegraph and telephone facilities. Town
is advantageously located for manufac-
turing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
Ask for Aliens Foot Ease,

powder to shake into your shoes. 1t rests
the feet, Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen and
Sweating feet. At all Druggists and shoe
stores, 25c. Sample FREE. Address, Allen
s. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-05-19
.SOUTHBOUND A. NJ.
SOUTHBOUND 2. NJ.

+Weck days and Sundays. 8Sundays only,
Stops only on notice to conductor or agent
or il passengers are to get Oft.
b Stops to let OFF passengers.
Stops on notice to agent TO take on pas
sengcrs for points east of New York.
Trains leave Port Deposit for Perryville a
6.48, S32, 1904 and l0.1l N, and at 1253 3.li
10, 1885, T 80 pm, week days. Leave Pcrryville
for Port Deposit Mt G.35 $50. 10 and II. % IN
l.15 and 2.l5, 400, GO6 and G.48 IN week days.
], u. HUTCHINSON, j. Il. WOOD,
Gent Manager. G.P.A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-26
HANNA's RULE TO CONTINUE.
He VIII Probably Remain Republican
National Chairman.

New York, May 25.-A special to the
Herald from washington says: Sen
ator Hanna viii probably serve an
other term as chairman of the Repub-
Hcan national committee. Henry Z.
Payne of Wisconsin is the only other
man whose name is now mentioned. If
Mr.. Hanna continues as chairman Rep
resentative Dick of Ohio viii continue
as secretary, and it is probable he viii
relieve the chairman Of much Of the
work Of the campaign.
As chairman of the present commit
tee Senator Hanna viii call the Phila-
deIDhia convention to order. Senator
WolcOtt is slated for temporary chair
man. His speech on taking the chair
is expected TO be one Of the features
of the convention.
The permanent chairman will be Sc
lected by the convention, and unless
the plans of the leaders fail, Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts, Will be hon
ored with this office.
1t had been intended that Senator
Spooner Of Wisconsin should make the
speech placing Mr.. Mckinley in noni-
nation. but, owing to the serious lie
ness of his wife, it Is not expected he
will be able to attend the convention
and the duty of nominating the cam
didate viii deVolve uDon Senator For
aker of Ohio. There viii be several
seconding speeches, One viii be made
by Governor Roosevelt of New York
and another by Senator Allison of Iowa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-26

Washington, May Ex-senator Carter
of Montana today presented the certih-
cate OF Governor Smith, appointing
Hon. Martin Maginnis senator TO fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation Of Senator Clark, and to which
Mr.. Clark also had been appointed by
Lieutenant Governor Spriggs in the alb
senee of the governor.
The certificate was in practically the
same words as Acting Governor
Spriggs' certificate appointing Clark to
succeed himself. In accordance with
a. request made by Senator Carter, the
certificate was laid uDon the table
As soon as this disposition was made,
Senator Chandler presented a resolU-
ton providing for the reference of the
credentials of the rival claimants TO
the committee on privileges and cleo
tons. This resolution was also laid
on the table, the understanding being
that il viii be called uD next Wednes-
day.