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The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
Particular.

Il wish you wouldn't keep quoting that maxim, Rome wasn't built in a day. '" said the man who disiikes efforts to be humorous
 "But it's a classic. "
 That's one of the objections If you want to be up to date, why don't yon let Rome alone and stick to our new postoficei" - Washington Star.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
TOR SALE.

A good work dogi fair leader; good con Jlton; cheap, it Sold at once. lnqulr this othte. ""
 One-half lot on Fifth ave. near Main One Remington Typewriter. Miss Lewls' SSz sth aye.
 Furniture of a five room house complete as good as new, st bargain. Cor brosu- way and 7th ave, white cottage, open IoI inspection from TO to p. m. i7 7zl u
 Wood or coal for sale In large or small quantities. Leave orders at Burkhard's store. Prompt delivery. U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
cts>>JrJF.p ADVERTISEMENTS.

.fSvyhsaassis uSfr ibs ksad g "Fo' RsHi'" 't'' Sals or "lYaHies" ftsO esHii tsr u0ff to' H'H iH' ,sho-. oss esni p,r aOri fOr siS irSisSus"i 'H''' iios. U.ssr k.aS ''Sinaiioai Wsufss." 'Hf esHf esr uors. Nc aSvrhisrssf faAss f'F isn tsa' fHs.b, ,fgl assiI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
REWARD.

The publisher of the DAILY ALASKAN will pay ten dollars reward for the arrest and conviction Ot anyone for stealing copy, or eople,, of thls paper from 'he premises Of subscribers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
The Toque.

The Toque. He saw her new toQue. This reckless old blooue. This active old soQue. By way of a Jodue He feeilngly spodue. "If sudden l wooue And saw that blamed toque. 1 surely would croqueF She gave him a poque And hls neck nearly oroque And he lay on some eoque Tin the man came 10 stoque When he said. "fn revoQue That blasted poor joQuO I made on the toquel
 -cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
In His Element.

What is Squeem's businessP' Hes a starch manufacturer. " "Did he enjoy Bostonf"
 "very much. He says the people there are SO stif. "-Chicago Record
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
WANTED.

Woman cook at the BshlD Rowe hospl' tsl IIoSt
 Bv young man job as teamster. tN- perienced in handling and caring for horses. Address w. V Occidental ho'el'
 A man and wife first class hotel people would like to have charge ot hotel or boarding house. Address, ;. B, snow ALASKAN office. u
 First class cook wants position out Of ;own. Address, R. James, his office, U
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
THE KAKAAKo SEWER.
Main Portion Was Completed Last
Saturday Night.

Contractor Belser of the firm of Vim
cent & Belser, which has the contract
for the sewer system emptying into
the reservoir at Kakaako, states that
the main sewer was completed Satur-
day night, and that the entire system
will probably be finished within the
next three or four months.
The portion completed Saturday ex-
tends from the reservoir at Kakaako to
the fish market, thence around TO Fort
and up to Queen street, and consists
OF a three-foot concrete line and a "a
inch pipeline, through which all the
sewerage of the system will pass into
the KakaaI1o reservoir and thence into
the outfall being constructed by other
contractors. Altogether the system
nearing completion will have an extent
of fifteen miles.
Speaking yesterday of the sewer
system, contractor Belser said: The
commission appointed by the Board OF
Health, and consisting of George Car
ter, f. B. Edwards and G. B. Ripley
with authority to make suggestions
/ regarding the sanitation Of the city
have made some sensible recommends
tions, which IL carried out will make
os Honolulu a healthy city. There is
nothing like good sanitation, and witt
1t all nuisances menacing the public
| health can be abated. There should bc
at least a dozen inspectors, who should
be under constant employment, will
power to act in abating nuisances Diet
rimental to good health"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
NOTES FROM EVA.
Doings Around the Big Plantation
for the Week.

Doings Around the Big Plantation
for the Week.
The Misses Wores of Eva and Miss
Nellie Stevens of Oakland, Cal, are
spending the holidays with Miss Rho
da Green, at Pearl City.
Mr.. Ed Farmer and sister, in charge
of the honolulu school, are enjoying
their vacation on Kauai.
The railroad company Is running
excursion trains to Honolulu every
Saturday evening, and a great many
Eva people are taking advantage OF
this opportunity to hear the Boston
Lyric Company at the Orpheum.
Mr.. w. A. Kinney and a party of
friends from Honolulu spent Christmas
hunting in the mountains and report
that their catch was absolutely too
heavy to carry home"
For the past three days there have
been occasional showers and the good
cane weather still continues.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
NOTICE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be readily or promptly supplied with
all kinds Of fresh, fat fishes for house
hold. picnics or luau by leaving or
sending their orders to us at our Fish
Stall. No. IA Fishmarket, Honolulu,
and the same be delivered to any ad-
dress within the town limits free OF
charges. We sell only the very best
pond mullets and kumu Qarge red
fish, a speciality and generally kept on
hand.
Please give us a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

IAN ounce of prevention is worth a
pound OF cure" To prevent colds or
rheumatism when you have got wet or
chilled, use promptly a little of the
famous old Jesse Moore "AA" Whis-
key
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

Lumber was being loaded last night
on the Esplanade for the KakaakC
quarantine barracks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

Only the highest grade of RED RUB
Der is used in the Stamps made b!
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

AKAKA & AMANA,
Fishmongers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
MINERS EAGER TO STRIKE.
In Some Pennsylvania Districts They Go 0ut
In Advance,
All Mines ShoTthandcd and Many
May be shut Down To-
morrow,

Scranton, Pa, Sept. lS-The strike OF
the anthracite coal miners Of the Lack
awanna district is practically certain
for every mine that is working today
is short handed and some are entirely
shut down. Throughout the upper
valley there was almost complete stop
page excepting what men obeyed the
order Of National Committeeman Dill
cher and President Mitchell 20 remove
their tools.
1t Is expected that not a mine win
operate tomorrow anywhere between
Forest City and Shickshinny. In this
district and % is said al headquarters
here that the same Is expected Of other
districts The mine workers officers
here deprecate all stoppage In advance.
They want the order properly carried
out but will not restrain the men from
immediate action They are assured
that on Monday next there VIII bee
complete response 90 the strike order.
At the offices of the Lackawanna COM
pany a was stated today that the de-
cision to stand together In refusing the
miners demands will. hold unbrOken.
The refusal Is based almost wholly up
on tine claim that the bituminous in
terests are behind this movement No
dealings will bp had with the men who
represent such interests. Il was de-
clared by General Slpt. Lewis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1870

of the campalrn vogad I'm November.
1893 In Salt Take Citv Lv vrbicb the
capital citv OF the sf,t. vos taken
from Inc Democrats ranks "a a pledpe
that our utmost eudeavors VIM be- ont
forth 10 combloto throrgbout The conn
~ tho tyork u, v1aiI.l ...,,t
We remind the peopIr Of fbls county
and of he state tbat the oniv efficient
legislative work over acconpiisbed ir
this gtate WAS don. bv the 6rst state
Ieglslauire M which his countv sent "a
complete Ranubli1an dalsgatIon
We recall io he attrntion of our lar-
lslatlve Nominees The dsiavs scandals.
noodle cbargn9 and me fliinra th1t sr-
companied the late attsmnt bv the
Democrats Nm siart N f'nrod STATED
senator We dap,upcs me shameful
recorl thus r4a.i. ma ref',. to N nj AM
example to he sbunn.j ana impress NO.
ON tbem 10 act Vorfbi,v ana with su5h
spead ms A. oor,Istspt ,,ltb tbot gr.af
duty IN t,o end tbot du" attention NAV
be- given to needed Iagislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
PREMATURE TALK
ABOUT LAST DITCH

New York Sept IA dispatch TO
the Tribune from London, says:
The flight Of President Kruger to
Lourenzo Marques may enable Gen.
Boiha to open negotiations with Gen.
Butler and bring the war to an end.
President Kruger. however, may return
TO KumalIpoort. or II he stays at Lou
renzo Marques. Botha may continue
the struggle dividing his forces into
small bands, An conclusions based up.
on Reuters announcement Of Kruger's
arrival In neutral territory are prema-
ture, since the door through which he
rs reported 90 have retired from the
Transvaal remains open. II Gen.
French has occupied Barberton and the
British columns are advancing toward
kumalip0ort the door may be closed
within a week and B0tha released
from AN obligation 20 keep his burghers
On The field
The closing scenes OF the protracted
campaign tend 90 illustrate the truth
that without q neutral base the Beers
are helpless. II the British government
had allowed President Kruger To- pur-
chase Delag1a Bay when he was anx-
ious 90 do so, he would not have a place
Of refuge in The present emergency nor
would his presence there be "a source Of
any uncertainty respecting the p0sslbu.
ity NJ bis return 90 the Transyaal The
purchase OF that neutral base ten years
ago would probably have prevented the
outbreak of waI since the Beers have
depended from the outset upon having
the door open FOR their own gold 10 80
out and for supplies DO come in. and also
upon having "a bridge Tor retreat when
they were in the 'Ist ditch
The news. however is still too nde-
cisiye 20 justify premature talk about
a last ditch. Butler Is pressing on after
Botha over the mountains but has cap.
tured abandoned stores rather than
COmmandoes boz arms, and French Is
etill a long way from KumalIp00rt.
The official record of the operations
conducted Boy Generals M,thgen. Barton
and Hildyard and the generals in the
Free state proves that thH territories
occupied are swarmlug with guerillas
and discontinued Beers. who are un-
willing 20 abandon the struggle
This n one OF the worst features OF
the situation Rcsoutuguts caused by
the campaign are embtterod and OPP
position 20 British rule win have 20 be
stamped out by strenuous and rigorous
police work during a long period.
The political effect OF the reports OF
President Kruger's retreat from the
Transvaal have been instantaneous.
The rumors OF the dissolution OF parlia-
mont az an earlier date than previous
reports have indicated are already In
the air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
AN ELDER DIES
IN THE SOUTH

President Snow today received a tele-
gram from Chattanooga, Tennessee. an
nouncing that Elder John Dye Frank
land had died at Ausley Alabama at
$40 o'clock last night The telegram
came from the office OF the Southern
states mission and also conveyed I'M
formation TO the effect that the body
would be embalmei and sent home az
once In charge OF an Elder
The deceased lived at Frultland New
Mexico where his wife and family now
reside The last Information his rela-
lives had concerning him was that he
was very sick with fever and Il is
presumed that that was the cause Of
his death Elder FARMLAND was born
on January 4. 1874 at Levan, Juab co.
and lett on his mission To- the Southern
states on April l0th Of this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
ROBBER LYNCH'S
COMPANION CAUGHT

The man arrested by Detective Geo.
A. Sheets yesterday afternoon on Com
mercial street is undoubtedly one Of the
three men who made such a murderous
raid on the Sheep Ranch early Tuesday
morning. The suspect gave his name as
Z. T. King and said that he had been
employed IN the Lone star gambling
house. He claims 10 have come here
from Los Angeles, Cal. Detective
Sheets has had his eye on King ever
since the attempted robbery and cone
cluded yesterday afternoon thai o. was
time 10 take him in The big thief
takcr had been following the fellow ln
the hope he would lead him 20 the third
robbcr The statement that eye vit-
nesses failed to identify King. as pub
lished this morning. is not true.
w. II. Myres. the storekeeper az so.
g. east. Second South, called at the ua.
lice station last evening and positively
Identified King as the man Who pun.
chased the small hand satchul found
In the bah Of the Sheep Ranch Myre.
told sheets that when King bought 90,
satchel be also purchased some hand.
kerchiels. ana later returned Goo have
The satchcl wrapped up. The stor,
keeper said that nc wrapped the satCheI
In piece ~ yellow paper ana when Dr..
tied II up the string cut the paper.
After landing his man in iail last eve
ming Detective Sheets proceeded t1 tha
fellows room. where he made "a STARE
hng discovery The piece OF paper
spoken OF by Myres In which the small
valise was wrapped was found I'M tho
room and the marks Of the string wer,
plainly visible. When the paper was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
This Afternoon.

Chairman Nye called the convention
90 order at 2 o'clock In the absence of
Apostle John Henry Smith, who was
appointed chaplain prayer was offered
by Moses W. Taylor
Nominations for the three State sem
ators We're called for. The first was
that Of Hoyt Sherman by Judge @. T..
Loofbourow. who eulogzed his cand.-
date as a stauuch Republican d. y.
straup in brief well worded speech
presented the name Of George \ Law
renee. George NJ. Cannon presented
the name Of S. H. Love. William Ford
nominated John $. Daveler. a. s.
Relser presented the name OF John G..
Mackey. +. J.. CrltChlow named George
Wostorvelt. r, Knudsen Of Big Cot
tonwood nominated S. W. Sears Of
Farmers ward
LOVE AND LAWRENCE CHOSEN,
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Sherman 1917, Lawrence 1882 Love 2S9,
Daveler lG4 Mackey 1877, Westeryelt 100,
Sears lC2
Love and Lawrence having received a
majority of the votes of the conyen-
tion. were declared nominees.
ONE MORE SENATOR
The convention has one more can
didate for senator 20 nominate The
ballot was being taken al press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
THESE ARE IN NO HURRY.
Some Miners Who VIII Not Strike Ahead
Of lime,
Hut the Great BODY VIII 60 out on
Monday, sure Proclamation
Promised the Public,

shamokin, Pa, Sept IA careful
canvass OF the miners here indicates
that despite the claims Of the operators
that enough men VIII report for work
to keep the CollIerIes running after
next Monday. an or nearly all OF the
operations between Trayerton and Mt
Carmel employing over 1900 men and
boys. viii likely be idle before seven
days have elapsed
John Fahy president Of the Ninth u.
NJ. W. district said the board win as
semhle tonight and adopt an important
proclamation 20 be Issued for the guild.
ance Of strikers.
misunderstood THE ORDER,
Hazelton, Pa. Sept i3.-sOme OF the
eollierles here were short banded today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
Big Storm SLAVES Of the Hub Of
the Universe,
SCORES OF HOUSES BURNED.
Wind Started Into Life Many wood
Fires Storm Reaches up Into
Canada,

Boston, Sept. 13-The now famous
West Indian hurricane which started
ten days ago from there Co the eastward
% Porto Rico. pushed across cuba and
jamaica and threshed about the Gulf
VI Mexico, entered New ENGLAND yes-
teTiay and inhabitants in thls corner
Of the country have nearly q million
dollars 90 add TO the lengtteu.ug lisJ Of
losses which this storm caused
1t started into life scores of wood
fires and In many section of New Eng
land thousands Of acres of woodland are
abIaze and several SCORES of houses
have been burned. In southern Mas
sachusetts the losses wall aggregate a
big sum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
INUNLAMATIUN OlMING
LOsr ENERY RELArIvE.
Young Man in Colorado Has III
Killed at Galveston.

la Juuta. Colo. Sept. &c. J. Sea
ley a young man OF Galveston, Texas,
who Is IN this city has received a tele-
gram from the mayor OF Galveston in-
forming him of the death of twenty-on6
of his relatives. among whom are his
mother two sisters and tire brothers.
lie said today that he did not believe he
had a relative left on earth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
with Transatlantic Liners.

New York. Sept l3-Arriyed: Graf
Waldersee, from Hamburg, etc Ger
manic. from Liverpool
Plymouth. Sept. l3-Arrived: Column
bia, from New York. for Hamburg
Liverpool, Sept. l3--Arrived: Livonl-
an, from Montreal; Rhynland, from
PHILADELPHIA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
GALE GREW LIGHTER.

Reports are also received from various
parts of New England of damage 90
the telegraph and telephone wires.
houses unrOofed orchards dguulei Of
their fruit and great damage 20 stand
lnB corn and other Grips
The gale was also severe of the coast
but II blew OH shore SO that most OF
the shipping found little difficulty IN
getting a lee.
Highland Light reported a gale of As
miles an hour and no vessels boo sight
Along the water front of Boston har-
Dor. the yachts which Tad not been
hauled ashore into winter quarters were
tossed about and some broke from their
moor.ngs. The weather has Gained
down materially and westerly winds are
predicted for tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13


i1I ,h.f removal of bodies from the de-
'artaI"l portion U. tHa city has been
H'NiuI'.| ana Oh. u,rmunt ordered
"'''' .ga..' AFTER accurate dessrip.
Won NL .Nr BODY 1000 I'd memorandum az
lH. elects found thereon have been
'th.H joy lu.lIH identification the body
.t'.t
''..'N.A Ats sent eleven tow uatge5
I'aI.l WIN relief supplies and more
"Ii. follow. Port Arthur has sent
several .o'.' aHI kilograms are re-.
'.INta IRON numerous points that
stores ana SUPPLIES Hre 90 the way for
."- rl.N' avg "I "lDh Wul Doe relieved
~ some 'AieHl The pilIug and por-
y0I7 OF ihe .aor at the wharf is all
ll-. is .eil .I HliFe-t"n. miles 90 wat
TT iI'", iaIl or me south wall OF the
Is -..' ana rocks as large as
i'.''.s oIe p-'.I mo the channel max
.'.5 J.. exceedingly hazardous for ships
There an. thirty cr,g, NJ All Sizes
piled high and dIy on the beach. Tho
water averag.l depth of five feet over
the entire Island
BRIDGE or MAN poDIrc
r,,, o,I.r r...,... 80, 1870 80,
I'N.' OF lue lsiauu piul-
1i,.,.,.-3 40, ,,,. ID. .Nl,' .tnge poIeu ana
vi ,'elt iIoi'lgs anu
IeI, me SUP or
l-,i5 o., s... NO,"g v' fremont street
1 NY stepping on the
I G w. '''l''H pelis7 aho aill-
-'..',, ou . I,s.5' ON ordnance was
,' a .,'.'' '1'Is IestuIhs ahq puty-
.- f't' W. sd. uIt 10 "re'Nel Dulld.
'''n 49,. .g. '".'' 'h lhese Iuheral
"I Ii... I5 NY ''ilses We're cree
,'..',,'. NY moves mostly negroes,
morning.
,'.ll. Oh '5ooItIs are busy cutting
1900 ,. .'' . 4yI'eie5 lhIoush lhe
Vs. que ueOtls Us cast 10
.... ''"' td ana burned as
,rl,,,i. p's-'9 '!., 70 many domestic
G"..g 49, N'''sI uI crippled ana
tt,, th"..y,,, pl'N 'lu,I N'Hl'lss damaged
,.J. , ,,,,L '.al,lI,s OF 'he CITY VIII
"''''' y" p-I'eI"li
GOVERNMENT GETS A REPORT
W8sbippf., s.rt 81 m. ,, a.
f.I.,,,..r, gr,l, q, ,f,I,,tt NJ "aI
..nt M g,l,.s,.,, 49,. " ''o i" 1s
lions tbsr.. '' ''''-
Houston Tav s.,, 90 Adi,,.a,.
General Vyagtl,e,,,. - w., -
Weston CD ID h.rsIru H..4. f.rrf..n
aoross tbs ha,. an . ,'o,.i e., +, 80,
r9s.IbIs an sJ.',,,,.',,. .,,,,, ,i,. - ,',,
dtu.rs ,vis,lrg nv. =, .,,,, 49, M,
q nm 0n Setirday az rrr,ir,,-f
WIN constantl, Ipcrees ino ,,olsnce nm
An after mlFniebt The i-lsnG Vas IN
undated. tbe bsjeb, ~ fbo ttIs Vas
fr,r sievcn to tbirtee, fest TbS ,yinJ
Was cycione Wth feV, avrentions
every buiIding I'm the cltv is Injured
Hundreds are entirely destroyed
soLDlEFS WE'RE DROWNED
"Au the fortidcsfiors svoept the ranid
fire battery m san TecInto nracticaIiv
dastroyed Ar san Torinto everv buiId.
inc except tha Warantine has been
sv..pf suav Dsttary n First artillerv
lost tUentv-aigbt mon 'rbe ofIirars and
tbsir families Uars an saved Tbrea
members of The h6spital corps lost.
Names will ba sauf no soon as possibla
'''''' H. me- l'i a. r,.a..ii,p,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
THE PLATFORM.
Endorses County, state and National
Plat fnrms.

We the Republicans OF Salt Lake
county. In delegate convention assem-
bled, send greeting 10 our brethren OF
other counties and renew our fealty 10
the cardinal principles OF our party.
We heartily endorse and ratify the
platform OF the State convention adopt
ed ~ Provo on the 4th day OF septem-
Der.
We polnt to the magnificent results
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
Filling a Vacancy.

New York, Sept l8.-The Republican
State committee today agreed on Eras.
tus q. Wright comptroller OF Buffalo,
az the Republican can iidate for state
comptroller In place Of VIM. j. Morgan,
deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
CANADA Is HIT.

Toronto Ont, Sept lS.-The heavy
wind storm did considerable damage
along the water front Many yachts
We're capsized while others broke away
from their moorlngs ard have not yet
recovered Reports from 3ll parts OF
the province show that the storm was
general, orchards suffering most
The loss on fruit Ia the ST., Catharlne
district viii amount 70 thousands Of
dollars. No casualties have yet been
reported
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13

shown 10 the storekeeptr he Identified
it at once.
The place where kiuc roomed Is NO
254 west. South Temple street 10
grip under the bed Detective sheets
found a kit OF burg.ar tools, including
steel drills. a powder blower a bottle Of
powder and a skeleton Key The oiteer
says he IS certain that the robbers are
the same who attempted % blow open
the safe IN the office % ihe Pacific Feed
Mills on the night Of the attempt 10
f.I the Sheen Ranch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13

as some members OF the union had re-
NAMED at home. believing that the
strike order was tO take effect at once.
The members of the u, NJ. w. organIza-
Zion VIII strike 90 "a man but many
miners have not Joined the union. and
their action is prohl.WaUc1l UndOubt-
olly many OF them VIII strike.
D. J. ParIeH president OF the H1Zel-
ton National Bank and executor OF the
IS S. Van Wicklo estate. operating Che
col r8Ine. M.nerylIle ana Evans cole
O.rgs Employing about 10000 men BIAS
-'n notice that " there "a O. strike
t.' t.luaIns and MiluaryIlle properties
N.l Doe abandoned
b.uilriH James. at strike head
quarters today, said:
"IH. indications are that there win
De "a complete tie uD in the entire an-
tHracIty field"
FULL FORCE AT WORK.
Wlkesbaue Pa, Sept bah the
coIheuas OF this region are I'm operation
today with practically fun fOrccs.
Nearly an the heads of the big com
panles today say they believe but O.
small portion OF the men VIII strike 0n
Monday
Az the meeting OF the local assemblies
ot the United Mine Workers thiH after
noon and evening President MitchalIs
order W.lI be read 90 tine members An
union men VIII De expected 100 take their
tools out Ui .he mines saturday
PROCLAMATION COMING.
indianapolis. Ind. Sept i3-PresIdent