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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18
HIS E SCHEME.
Hat ne cssias't Get the
Money.

-You don; seem to have any 6oub,
we're going TO win this election. Go
you?" asked the man in the some.
what sup~raEnuaie6 suit Of black. Who
had called at the headquarters Of one
of the great political parties ard
asked 10 see the manager. say ; the Chi.
esgo Tribune.
NO. sir replied The Manager. I'VE
expect TO WI. Of course
~Of course. we're going 10 win the
caller reioineo enthusias'ica.ly. ~and
I've got a little pan FOR doing up the
other fellows and carrying the election
in my ward a. the same time
I'm busy this morning. Perhap.
some other day
1T won't take me two minutes 10 ep.
plain my scheme. IT, against the law
for aut BODY TO vote a. an election 81
he has a bet on the result. Isn't it9-
20. yeS. ! suppose il T.. Still
~Good. It's against the iaw. Now.
I propose tha; son-e an-an an
wiling 80 BE- the man myse.f-<e; q.
many bis a. possible cat OF the athe'
fellows. can get 4 whole raft 81 bet,
BY gitir- ocds Of : TO !. ant wher
You are c~erfaia you are going 70 wir
what ciferenee aDes Il make MIA
Odds you give Ny iaea is 10 max.
shout leu bets Of that kInd with men il
ny precinct. Then. on the day q cleo
'iou. when these chaps step rp 10 vote
I'll be on hand TO challenge them.
lose ny oWH vote. OF course. bu;
knock cut 20 votes a. he other side
and thafTi give ~ the Wart by nor,
than - majority. I know how th.
votes u in that part Of the city
When T.
Pat what have I got TO 90 With arr
such scheme a hat asked the man
aser.
Simply this. can 60 the heacworl
o. TIL thing bu; I can't furnish tn,
money. II al take $50. That's /
small matter. when there's a eampaTrr
fure Ct hundreds OF thousands 81 Col
lars 10 eraw en- Besiits that. il Wi
D. r2sy 20 rake in a whole lot Of good
sHes bets on that Ward and el-an IN
gallon q money on the side. You a.
Varee me- the So sus -
Bat am rot going TO advance yor
the $50
DO yOu Sc any aav in the schen.
sir
IT. simply rot
Bat iook at
4 haven, any nor. time 10 tax :,
VOC Good
III doesn't co.
Nary 60.
al I would ask for compensate
wouic b a little commission or
Walker. show this man out.
foE nesdnt DO il. Walker. / ca,
frd my Nay out alone. Walker. thanI
YOU onee more. sir. co I unSsrStar,
that You absolutely refuse to joil
With me in the plan for BEATING the en
envy. securing the triumph Of righ,
and making a pot o. money on III
hdeg
You internal IDIOT. Of course DO.
Then. sr." responded the man il
the suPeranauated suit Of black. stiff
ening himse.f.-y0u viii bitterly rerr~
az am going 20 present this idea :
the managers Of the other p~olitica
party. and when you fnd yourself bad
" left in my ward you'll know who ii,
II. Step aside. Walker. if you please
Buiioning his threadbare coat abou
his attenuated form he STROBE out
leaving behind him a sort Of alcohol
odor that fingered for some momens
after the sound Of his ~retreating foo,
steps had died away into silence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18
STATE o. oHio. err Q, Totrpo ..

Frank y. Cheney makes oath that ne stns
srnisr partner Of the hrn q y. j. Nhrner
( Co. dong tusinsss 10 the city OF Ioi>dss
County and State Aforesaid. and that aid
firm will pay the sam Of one Hundred M.
iars for each and every case Il esssrrh shss
rsrnot be cured by the use ot HaL t.i.rrn
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn to h-for. me and suhserbed n ny
presence. thi. 9Th day of Decembers A ID.
ISL A. W. GLEASON,
IS~aU Notary Public 4.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is tsken i~ntsruslly and
act. directly on the blood and mucous sur
fsr,. ~ the ,v.s~rn. Ssud for tsstir1oniala,
ft.~. y. = CHENEY A co, Toledo. U.
sold bY druggists. g
Halls Family Pill. are the best
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Select large smooth fruit. wash and
drain Weigh the apples and allow
for every four pounds Of app.es oEs
l1art of vinegar, three pounds OF
sugar, " teaspoonfuis of ground cir,
m and one Of cloves When the
vinegari is boiling add part of the apple.
and cook slowly until they can bs
pierced easily. then skim out in a ga.
Ion jar and cook the rest. Pour the
hot vinegar over them ard tie up Sc,
eurely with white muslin - Ladies
World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

stop, ~ erred a. he ATTEMPTED
20 - her. -lou must
tie. having had bat little e~xp-ri-res
in this sort % thiug. vas inclined Il
TAX her al her word She noticsd &c
and hasten~d 70 rrp-afs stop. Not
muss-d-my hair. Then he resumed
bot uore earvfuilylCatholie stand
ard And Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Half a 5azeu Il So feilaNs aid
the ~fruzeang fauue aafhar. ~hrsd
a competition Ice shorfstarF writing
NJ storE son TIE rrlEr
sneedeI To- te the best. eh-
We'll W sent th-m n 70 tts
saue magazine. aai fh~ eafor Kept
mre longer fhan ary - the othsn-
-r~hiiadslpha Pres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Two lnshnarr Who bad %. seen sArs -.
n for a ionr tire net AZ a frr. Iaey BAD
Z lot Of tksnzs 20 tell each ether. -char~.
~. MARRIED am" sad OBrlsr. Yes
don't tel me So" aid Bake. -Faith.ys@
said OfBFisn, an I've set . hne, sca-tAy
p5etsr az ne" Bake icoke1 fer q mcmsni
- O'Brez. Who was got, 70 say the i~zss.
rsmarkahis for he good icoks. ard tke-
said: -Oek. w-l. what's the harrun -
long az the ehiid's k~ealthy. - Chteas'
Chrcr Gle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Businsss Opportunities en- the lire Of The
Cbicsgo Great Western Ry N iliaois. Iowa
M-rrsota ard Missouri. Ftrst cas- open
inxs in growing towns for al kinds e busi.
rsss and for manufacturing. Our lis; IN
GUIDES ioeati0r. fer Eacksms;hs. Doctors,
Dressmakers. Furniture. Gram and 1--we
Stock Buyers General Merrhardase, Hard
ware. Harae-~. Tsiiors, Gold Sterxx-
Cr-1mer@ and Gaming FACTORIES. Write
fully in regard 10 your requirements 80 that
Ne may advise voa inteiiigeniiy. address
W. J. Red. Intustrial Ar~u,. G q. W. Ry-
col Ezdieo;, Big, -. Paul. Nina
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

To whaf 90 yea atfrhaf~ YOUR sur-
ees n dfe asked the inquisigIs~
-au-
Work answered S~1ator sorghum.
hard n1r
lisi xaH never e-m 60 - devosius
t ttae 70 WUT
Nn uaf h-,g a tremendoa.
auaarf eff done Washington S,ar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

-non't you admire determinations in
a ulaa's Character
lit all depends on the result an
swered Mrs Sirius Barker. IF il
brings sueeess ! praise il as splendid
perseverance,. IL II brings failure. ]
denounee il n eonfounded ob<;inaey.-
Washington Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

"What do sou think ~ that lawyer
! recommended 20 YOU
Eve iosi faith IN him.
Indeed.
ls-. yon see. when ! first went 20
him and told him what the fellow
uas about 90 su- said To- mc. b. told
me- talk was cheap.
"Ye-
"W,iI. when hc sent IN his bin
found that 10 was not -louker's
Statesman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

4 wish could live at grandma's al
the time" said little Mattel. after be
ing corrected BY her mother for dis
obedience.
why So asked her mother.
Cause.~ replied Mabel. Il don't
have to mind a word she says--PkiI
adelphia Inquirer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Tess-Nr- Peppery Is just hateful.
Jess-What has he been doing to
you?
Tess-He gave me his seat in the
ear to-day. and then leaning over.
said; Il beg your pardon. must be
getting hard of hearing. but you're
very weleome.-PhiladeIphia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

\ modern matdsn sat a. home.
Md woud~rrd 10 herself.
VIII some Young fsllow dlint come
Ard take her -or fhe shelf
md when .hfr~ came = chap who waa
Resaivsd 20 i~arn rs fate.
Shs N~nul.n't taek - him. because
Hs u@cktt- wasn't straight
-EFak- M~-Tu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Viewed through ar inverted glass.
Sometimes makes q see double.
Thgs. o "a quarts o. beer = apt
To make a fun peck d trouble.
Chicago Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Il am striving for the pace Of the
World said the FIRST wily Z plonat-
Which partIcu ar pisce DO ycu refer to
az the piece the otker diplomat. Who
vas Just a. WHY. inquirsd-Ckieax0 Tines
Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Tax ears ts- hart ysu gave ~.
II azxry uaslsn ert@L.
- IN hatcher gave hsr liver. z16
Ia maid was satis1zA
AnhLeA.a InallN w.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Sandy Pikes-Dsd De funny cd chap in de
vayside cottage tel yer a rlde-splsiiin'
steTy. BLY,
Billy Coaigst@Naw, Ne told ne a wood.
sphttin, story, an | moved 0a--Chbcagc
DAILY News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

He suggested that possibly | might
learn TO love him." said the spinster.
Yes, of course returned her dear
est friend. Doubtless he realizes the
truth of the saying that one is never
too old to learn.'-Chieago Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

wstts-Do you really believe anyoee vi
ever invent a perfectly safe Tying machine!
~Po,ts-There are dozens Of ein nov. They
cant get high enough IN the air 10 Be u
any s1nger-lndanapols Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Miss Goodgirl-Your dear father Is
very tender to you. ! suppose?
Miss Up-to-Date-Yes. indeed; so
tender hat l can't touch him without
paining him dreadfully.-To~n Top
ies-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Af,cr a worau 6raf'v derfes whore 20
p'sce her bureau .hr he-rs tn itrs for reyt
house cleaning me. when she can change
t.-Atch s8u Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

did YOU hear about Greekroot-
They claim h. Is leading a double
life.~
sacred Goldfish. What proof hav,
they
-IIe was overheard talking in hi,
sleep.
YES. YES
And he made two grammatical er-
rors,-Cle,eland Plain Dealer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

The slmmrf Fifi vtf vanish
TIRE mr Eifi frrfar
NFH Airr mon devoted seain
o. moved almost Co. tfHrs
~. sess her m hls day sranms ard
T. ulfh reHr EaEs
That i~s cream s0sia water costs
Much less than matirsrs
w t.hirgfur Ssar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

We refund f0c for every package OF
PUrNsN FsDELEss DIss that fails 10 give
satisfaction. Monrue Drug Co, unionytllc.
No Sold BY all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

oldsa't tsrimiyl-How DO yoa ike yacht
ing. old man.
Landiubb lseasick, very veakiy)-Why.
I could die yacktlngi-Puek.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

HHr rer eyes are hE-d an mine
SHRINK hEeath thff zlHrcs divine
k1 rs ksu ara SENS - say
H etr are Fal - g. any say
@nsx HaegrG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Hsv nv Thros. Hurts'-Why don't yo1
uSe Haies Haney 81 Horehouna and Tar
Plke's Toosh1che DEops Cure N cue minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Parke-Is your potato patch a sue
cess?
Lane-I should say so; II will yield
at least three bushels of bugs to the
acre--Brooklyn Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Sir cynic merits no applause.
He Is a selfish elf.
He wants TO stop all JOY because
He has no fun himself
Washington Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Plso's Care for ConsumpsioE q ar infalii.
Be msdrine for cozghs aad cuds-N. ".
>aae.l. On Groxe. y. j. fkh. II. ls0.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

When p~1fr1ninr< a Boston hotei donr
forget that -cuilzaFy syupc~ uE on the
bdl u fare means kash5CkicssO DsLy
News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

According TO the women. i costs as much
10 ct a Eu up % i0ok Ike a simple. md
he'd aoE-r ~ to dress her g~7rseoGsiy-
Atcha-a Globe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

and Fever Is a bottle Of GEovE's TssrsIEs'
AM ToSIc. It's simply iron and q~uininei II
atasteicss form. Mcclure no pay Prtce.sor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Have yoa ever experienced tae pyfal sen
a;ios q a good zppe;itrs You val Il yoG
chew Adams Pspsn Tutti Fru;ti-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Thcrs = 70 .ndiviGuai liberty ap4rt frvm
seal responsibility Rams Horn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Carter's Ink has the erdorsement Of the
United States government and Of all the
Leading railroads. Want any more evidence,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

A blind man never sees anything he wants.
Chicago Daily Nevk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Clerk-Nii YOU reg stcr. sir2
Mr. Wavback-WiH dow WHAT
Clerk Register. sign your name in
this book
Mr. Wavback- Well. ! ruths- guess
rot Young Teller. 7 writ my name
orfn 81 paper fer a rghtnin rod ped-
lsr onst az that was euuf fer me
Chicago NV News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

To- Car . Geld In One Nay
Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund money II IL fails TO cure. 2c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-18

Thousands of women owe their lives TO Perunl. Tens q thousands
owe their health to Peruna Hundreds Of thousands are prailug Pc
rum IN every state IN the Union. We have on file a great multitude
ct letters with written permission Tor Use in public PRINT. which can
never be used for want of space
Address The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus q. fr 4 b.ok written
especially for women. instructively illustrated, entitled Health and
Beauty" Sent free 10 women.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
wiNNEMUCcA BANK ROBBED
m BROAD DAYLIGHT
Robbers Hold ~ Tonr Employees ~ the
Bank snd Decamp with $1,000.

Robbers Hold up roar Employees % the
Bank snd Decamp with $4,000.
The First National bank OF Winnie
mucca, Nevada, was robbed at noon
Wednesday. by three desperate men
who entered the front door OF the
building. and with revolvers made all
present throw up their hands.
There were Eve people In the bank
at the time. cashier Nixon, assistant
cashier Mcbride, boolskeeper llill,
photographer Calhoun and a horse
buyer named johnson. The robbers
threatened with instant death the iirst
man who made n show Of resistance.
One robber, at point Of n pistol, made
cashier Dixon open the sAfe aud take
from II three sack Of gold coin. They
threw this IN an ore sack, together
with all the gold coin In the Office
drawer.
The robbers thea marched the Eve
men out through back door 10 an
alley where they had three horses
waiting. The men were kept covered
with guns until the desperadoes
mounted their horses and escaped.
The whole affair occurred In but dive
minutes and was a most daring piece
OF work.
The alarm was quickly given and
several shots were fred al the desper-
ADDE'S as they sped through town, but
without effect The robbers returned
the shots, but no one was hit, ohiccrs
and armed citizens have started in
pursuit OF tho robbers, who took a
course up the river. A posse also
started from GoleoudA to head them
of, and II is thought they cannot
escape.
Tho amount secured by the robbers
ia not known, TO a certainty, bat Il IL
In the ncigbborhood Of si5, 600
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28

rider. Issued 10 send American soldier
Bach Co Maniis.

riders Issued 20 send American Soldier
Bach 60 maniis.
ihc United states government Tues
DAY tool, the frat step toward tho re-
dcmption 81 H. PROMISE made 20 the
Russinn government August % last
by cnblegrum insiructing General
CbafTcc 10 reduce the American forces
in China 10 the proportions o. legn'
ton guard. The text Of the order To
General ChafIec ., as follows.
Pending negotiations for a settle
mcnt. the secretary Of war directs that
a legation guard ota regiment OF In
fantry. four troops Of cavalry. with
rapid fire guns and light battery with
complete equipment and reserve supply
Of ammunition adequate for ans
emergency. be- retained In Pekin under
your command. aud that you send the
remainder Of your force In China 10
Manila to report to Macarthur The
guard should be amply provisioned'
etc, until navigation opens next
spring Retain such officers for staf
duty az you deem necessary. All
stores. transportation and materials
GOT required for the legation guard
send to Manila Place yourself Ia close
relations with our minister, acting
with him on the lines that will best
subserve our interests, keeping this
department fully advised II Is inn
portant that you have tie confidence
Of the generals Of other powers Gen
eral Wilson with his aides will remain
In r,kin for the present Special In
structions may be sent him. Cable
Macarthur concerning requirements
TO carry these instructions into effect
Inform general commanding forces Of
other powers Of our intention TO with
draw part OF our forces. Show this TO
Congcr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
CURRENCY SUPPLY sHonr.
New York nanhsr. nup short Of Small
BIiis.

New York nanbsrs Hun short Of Small
niiis.
Frank a. Vanderbilt. assistant scere.
tary Of the treasury has been confer.
ring with New Yori, bankers with ref
ercnce to supplying the extraordinary
demand for small currency Will,
what IL known as "hand n hand
money Is rather scarce at this season.
tho supply Of 81. s. and e. bills is nov
wholly inadequate The sub-trea.ury
has great piles Of soilcd or mutilated
currency turned 10 for redemption.
After comforting with tho bankers.
Mr.. Vanderbilt ordered $500. 900 In 60
gold certificates to be shipped TO New
York from Washington at once. This
he thought. would relieve the Situation
aud supply the banks with class Of
money that they did not have. II,
adds that the next step will he TO sue
ply small dsuominstions al the sub
treasury.
Banks are preparing for heavy oc,o.
Der disbursements One Of the largest
Institutions, having hundreds Of town
accounts reported great mass d
coupons or hand for collection. Bank,
are still using quantities Of bank notsi
for interior currency demands
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
HANNA CHALLENGED.
ChsirHsa Edniston Of Populi.t COMMITTEES
Wants IN Debats with Him.

Chairman Edniston Of Populist COMMITTEES
wants To Debat- with Him.
vies.chairman J. II. Edmiston Of the
Populist nation Al committee has chAl-
leuged Senator Hanna. chairman OF
the Republican national committee, 10
q joint discussion. Mr. Edmiston
makes his desires known in q long
Communication which contains a list
Of thirty-four questions for Mr.. Hanna
10 answer In public debate. Mr.. Ed.
mission calls attention to the challenge
OF Mr.. Hanna to william J. Bryan,
which was declined aud continues:
"Now that you aud myself, holding
a. we do similar positions a. political
representatives and campaign mana
gers, have. after due consideration.
fully determined that II would be
proper aud right that I should ehAl-
isnRs you for a joint discussion Of the
leading issues Ia this eAnpAign-thS
time aud place Of holding the same 70
be named by you, and the questions 10
be discussed TO be named by me"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28

The lawyers who are defending Estss
g. Rathbone, the former director OF
posts In Cuba. now on bail, have asked
Havana authorities for the indictment
and extraditioR OF Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Joseph L. Bristow'
He IL charged with being technically
more oulpabls than RAthbone, because
hs permitted the payment OF the
.nlariea OF NJ. Rath bones eoachmAn,
footman and gardener out Of the Cuban
,rrn,urv until the end OF May, after
ssking that RAthbone be prosecuted
FOR ibis offense,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
one Robber KILLED aud the other Probably
Fatally Inlured.


Advlces from Addy. town fifty
miles north Of spokane says that a
desperate battle between officers aud
two highwaymen took place near there
Tuesday night Al tho cud OF the
fusillade one robber was dead and the
other 40 badly wounded he will proba-
bly, die,
The robbers held up two citizens OF
Addy. Deputy sherifrs Duvey aud Sal.
wade persued aud overlook them The
officers ordered them to hold up their
hands. The robbers pretended To com.
ply, then opened fre, The officers
replied, killing ono aud crippliug aud
capturing the other
Neither had been Identified but II Is
suspected one may be the highway man
who held up tho Northern Pacific train
near Rathdrum Friday night.
The wounded man Is thought to be
Sprague Wells, The men were under
arrest on telegraphed orders from the
sheriff at colvllle for holding up some
PROJECTORS, They made break for
liberty, but being unacquaInted with
the country, ran into bend In the
Colyille river and were caught Ia a
trap, The pursuing crowd repeatedly
called ON them TO surrender. A shot
was fired to brighten them aud the
fugitlves returned the fre
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
POWERS CANNOT AGREE.
osrmAnys Demand for Punishment Of Hon.
srs IL not supported.

osrmanys Demand for Punishment OF Hex
srs IL not supported.
The powers have definitely split on
their policy In China. Following i'm.
mediAtely the demards Of Germany for
punishment Of the l,alYrs OF the revolt
as u preliminary to negotiations,
France and Russia have announced
their purpose TO go ahead with the
peace negotiations
As France Ia acting with Russia, this
determination appears to remove any
prospect OF u modification OF the Rus
so-Franco determination to withdraw
from Pekin. II also disposes OF all
questions as TO the credentials OF Ii
Hung Chang, and places France in a
position Of being ready to proceed on
the eredent lals he has brought for
ward.
The German note Is based ON the
theory that no peace negotiations can
20 on until the Chinese mAlefactors
are surrendered. On the other hand
the Franeo-Russian attitude contem.
plates proceeding with the peace nego
tlAtions at the earliest feasible time,
without attaching any indispensable
condition az TO the prior surrender OF
the Chinese offenders.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-09-28
MINeR woRkEp tLrveN YsARs


And Was raid m store orders Sever
Handled Cent Of Money.
AZ Scranton. Pa. Tuesday night
Stephen Mcdonald, aThroop miner, at
n public meeting called 10 present their
side OF the case In the present strike In
the Anthracite coal regions, made the
following astounding statement The
voice OF che young man rang with
earnestness, his eye was fearless and
flashed as he told IL;
"Men, you all know me around here
You know the truth Of what | any. |
repeat II to you to remind you Of our
common lot Of misery aud suffering
which has made M combine to cry out
for better order Of things,
"when was slN years and four
months old went 10 work In the
breakers Of the paneoast Coal com.
pany have worked nineteen years.
every day that could get have
never been ON an excursion In my life.
l have never been 70 theater bu,
twles In any life. | have not drank a
drop Of beer or liquor for five years,
aud for two years have not smoked,
1 have practlced the closest economy In
food. Hut have never been able u
accumulate 500 In my life,
"Men. ! have lived In the hamlet Of
Throop all my life You aud | know
this has always been company stor,
town. We know In our hearts what
that means, whatever the operators
may say
Eleven years worked for the Pan.
coast Coal company, aud during those
eleven years swear here before III,
Omnipotent | never handled one cent
OF earnings In money.
81 also have due bills OF other mem
bers Of our family to show they
handled no money either In all that
period"