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, 1900-09-18
n COAL
More Than One Hundred Thousand
Are Out.

Hazelton, Pa, Sept. 17.-President
Mitchell tonight gave out the follow
ing statement:
Information received up to tonight
on strike in the anthracite region or
this number ~. 900 are in district No.
J., 10000 in district No. 3, and 10000
III district No. Z.
Reports received are to the effect
that a large number CT those who
went to the mines today will join in
the suspension tomorrow.
The number of men now out on
strike exceeds that of any other in
dustrial contest in the history of our
country"
Mr.. Mitchell decided an important
point today in the matter of arbitra-
ton. Last week the miners employed
by G. b. Markle & Co, decided not to
strike until the firm had passed upon
a set of their own grievances, which
differ somewhat from those of the I'm
ion Mine Workers. The firm has an
agreement with its men that if any
differences fail of adjustment then the
grievances shall be a%rbitrated. John
Markle, of the firm, yesterday agreed
to have Archbishop Ryan of Philadel,
phia arbitrate the differences if the
mediators already decided upon by the
firm and the men cannot come to a
satisfactory agreement.
President Mitchell, however, stated
today that he should ask the men EN-,
pioyed by Markle 10 cease work. The
men employed by Markle might gain
concessions through arbitration, he
said, but it was now a ease of secur,
ing a uniform settlement throughout
the anthracite district.
About 100 foreign-speaking miners
left Hazelton today for New York.
where they will take a steamer for
Europe. These men expect {. long
strike and rather than remain idle
here they preferred to go to their for,
ner homes.
, 1900-09-18

Large sun spots, astronomers sey,
caused the extreme heat this summer.
and doctors declare nearly all the pros
trations were induced by disorders Of
the stomach. Good health follows good
digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure d.
gests what you eat II You have indi-
gestion or dyspepsia 1t will quickly
relieve and permanently cure you.
Laramie Drug Co.
, 1900-09-18

The governor considered the situa.
ton at Cedar in a serious light and
Immediately upon receipt of the letter
sent a telegram to the secretary of
the interior demanding that steps ne
taken to protect the settlers.
Ute Indians could cause a general
massacre before troops could reach the
scene though it Is believed in some
sources that the stockmen will let the
Redskins steal their horses and run
the risk of getting them back rather
than lay the way open for %bloodshed.
kilograms to Indian agents and
game wardens asking them to investi,
gate affairs at Cedar were also sent
by the governor.
The nearest troops are located at
Fort Duchesne, Utah, about 100 miles
from Cedar.
The governor received a letter to
day from f. A. Hitchcock, secretary
o. the interior, in regard to the Uinti
Utes. 1t is in reply to one sent to hin
by the governor last week calling at
tention to the approach of the season
when these Indians go to their annua
hunt and demanding the protection b.
the government of the states gam,
, 1900-09-18
CUTS AND BRUISES QUICKLY
HEALED.

Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied 70
a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like IN
jury will instantly allay the pain and
will heal the parts IN Tess time than
any other treatment. Unless the IN
jury is very severe 1t will not leave .
scar. Pain Balm also cures rheums-
tism, sprains, swellings and lameness.
For sale by F. H. Eggleston.
, 1900-09-18

HEADACHE CAPSULES
are unlike anything prepared in Amer
lea. They were first prescribed by DR..
Krause, Germany's famous court ply
long before a%ntipyrina was dis
covered. and are almost marvellous, SO
speedily do they cure the most Distress
ing cases. Price 26c. Sold by Chas. N.
Settele, the pioneer druggist.
, 1900-09-18

Woman ought to have admfnistra-
tion-her touch will calm and purify
the turbid, muddy pool Of politics.
Now go slow. Elisa, you have temper
arily overlooked the empress Of China.
, 1900-09-18

Have you a sense Of fulness in the
region Of your stomach after eating?
II so you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They also cure belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the bowels
too. Price. 25 cents. Sold by F. H.
Eggleston.
, 1900-09-18
". H.. FRlzEE,
PtswiaM.

supply. In his letter Secretary Hech-
cock says:
Il beg to state that your letter has
been referred to the commissioner q
Indian affairs, with directions to take
all necessary precautions to provost
repetition of former invasions Of youJ
state, and to instruct Indian agents %
prohibit and so far as possible pre-
vent the Indians under their chareo
from leaving the reservations."-Den-
verPOSt.
, 1900-09-18

Old papers 10 per hundred 4 The
Republican o0eA
, 1900-09-18
w. S. PALMER,
Section Director

Chicago, Sept. 1S.-Forecast for
Myoming:-Fair tonight and Wednes-
day.
, 1900-09-18

The Weekly Republican only One
dollar per year when paid in advance.
, 1900-09-18
FOUR
CASES OF SMALLPOX AT PINK.
HAMPTON, DR.. STEW
EMS SAYS.

Others in the Country Also But None
of Them a Severe Type-OnIy the
Houses in Which the Infected peo-
Pile Live Have Been Guaranteed
The Sipes Case.
, 1900-09-18
UTES THREATEN A MASSACRE.
Governor Thomas Calls On Secretary
of Interior to Protect Small Towns.

An indian outbreak, involving loss
OF life. is threatened in San Miguel
county, according to advices received
b. Governor Thomas today.
This time it is not the game re-
sources of the state hat are in danger,
but the lives Of the women and chill
drcn in the town of Cedar in south
western San Miguel. near the line of
Dolores county. Their" are about 50
womcn and children in the town, and
the Indians have informed their male
pr electors that unless they allow
them to commit Expectations and do
generally as they please they will
make war on tn" dofousrlcss.
II is the southern Utrs that are
causing the alarm. and the threatened
outbreak from an unexpected
quarter. The Southern Ute rescrva-
ton borders on the san Miguel, Do
Icrcs and MontcZuma counties, and
the Indians have only about 10 miles
to 90 to get into the cattle districts.
The news OF The trouble is contain
ci in a letter to the governor from uhc
postmaster at Cedar. and is dated
last Wednesday. Cedar is many miles
from a railway or telegraph station.
The communication reads.
Cedar. Colo. Sept. -. 1900.
, 1900-09-18

Almost any form Of legal blank may
oe had at The Republican once.
, 1900-09-18

Weekly Republican only II 4 year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1900.
PRESIDENT WANTS POWER.
Coming Army HIII Lik ~ 90 call for
Force of I0.oun Mcn-Many
IIlIninnn " nnIh l.nIlst.

Washington. NOV q Chairman Hull Of
the lous. Committee on Military Anairs.
To-day called meeting ~ the committee
ror next Tuesday ile hopes that a quo
rum VIII De- prcseut. ANA that the COM
m.ttec can eo O. Work Immediately upon
tho outlines OF now army b.l
"It VIII bc ln the direction of economy
90 pass the army bin without delay" saii
Mr. Huu to-Ia, "The army now in tho
Philippines VIII have to be- brought home
lea tnc summer, that D.. those of the men
Who io zoe care TO rt-cnist The trans
ports which ro out for them should de-
part laden with the troops who aro 20 re-
place thcm else the ships win make ono
voyage empty"
Mr. Huu was iu conference to-day with
the President and with officials ~ the
War Department urou the character Of
legislation desired by tne administration
iie said tho President viii communicate
20 Congress very fluy his recommenda-
uou, alvut the army. and n dld mt ls-
sumo io speak the Presidents mini In
advance.
istraton would not bee content with any
m.ik0 -hlu legislation. such a. prol"si-
tiou to continue the present .aw for TWO
years mor.. ISIS impression WAS that tre
President wanted authority To raise "A
regular army sufficient for the needs ot
thc country iooo1 men. n necessary, the
number to ho reduced when there Is 10
loue,r need tor them.
Ar Hull sold the Tat commission had
reported that l5Dlo Flnpuos could he eu-
listed immel ltely ia the army for the
Philippine aud that they would make
GOOD soluer- uuds American officers
There was uo fear Of a repetition Of Great
Biuain's experience with the Sc.1ys. for
tha Filipino Mr. iiuli said. have no ma
tloual feeling. like the natives u lndia.
Moreover added Mr. hull. The experiment
of ,u.lsuue native troops has proven sur-
c,.sful. and there are no more loyal OF
efficient soldiers than the natives enlisted
Boo the British army in india
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
BrRNING VESSEL SIGHTED.
steamer UIIer Went 20 Iscr Assist
nncc Hut Was Not Needed.

nncc Hut Was Not Needed.
New York. Nov. 23-Tae United Fruit
Companys steamer Uller. which arrived
to-day from Port Antonio Jamaica. re-
ports that on Tuesday morning Oc,. o.
at O'Clock the officer Of the watch re-
ported a burning ship ln sight toward the
north-uorthwcst. some distance on, aud
he thought hc saw some rockets hr.d.
The UlIer steamed down 20 the burning
craft. prepared boats and lines to renIer
any required assistance. At o'clock the
Uller was close alongside OF the burning
vessel which appeared 20 have been a
wooden sailing craft probably q timber
laden schooner She was burned To the
waters edge. except in the how. whore
The boasprit and part of the ioremast
were standing.
Tho Uller steamed about the vicinity,
but could see no signs ~ lfe the whistle
was blown ami the occan was swept with
the glass. but nothing could be seen OF
castAways The vessel had evidently been
burning a long time.
The position la which the burning vcs-
sci was sighted by the Jllcr was lau-
tude =. north. longitude. 1882 west or
about 800 miles due cast OF the Indian
river Inlet. Florida
n g. probable that the vessel s. The dorc-
liet schooner Mary T.. Iseermond OK Tnom-
aston. Me. which was abandoned while
on VOYAGE from Fernand.na. Fla.. 60
Maurltius. with cargo of lumber From
the time she was abandoned until last
sighted on NOV. i3 iu latitude 800 north,
longitude 1873 west. DO b. cHlsuhici that
the vessel had Travelled over c0o miles.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
WOMEN nEcimE mrsrERIcAL.
Hrokcr who Represented Them An
nounced Hi- Failure.

New York. Novs a.-choatcr v. Law
rcncc. Jr. member 81 the Consolidated
stock Exchange. made au Assignment TO-
day 10 George a. Wolbcrt
Among Iawrcucrs customers were
mlny women ana number - the;a bee
came hyatcrlcal in his office when the
assignment was announced. t.awfence.
ho has Eve offices ln shis city. is said
to have becu in dinculties Tor several
weeks ana his troubles were brought 60
IA head by a customer who has mad Law
renee ana Edward B Uuderhln, his office
manager. summoned 10 court on the az
etisntl0n OF Withholding her money and
bonds ana refusing TO give her an Inn
mediate st1tement.
No statement has been made. bat II
ls bellcvei the liabilities will exceed 500
0lo
Late this afternoon Mr. Lawrence. with
Wolbert thc assignee. and Edward -
udcrhul. Jr. manager Of the business.
we're arrested hy Central Office Detectives
aiid los kei up .u police headquarters. They
are charged with grand larceny on the
spccinc complaint OF Mrs Catherine
Rouckeudorf sho claims that the stock
broker has three {i,oop bonds belonging
90 her.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
WILL PROVE ms INNOCENCE.
FORMER Capt. Carter Asserts Vindi-
cation L. Hound 90 Come.

.eatenworth. Kan. Nov. 23-Obeftn NJ
Castor former captain o. engineers. to-
g for tho urst time since his arrest last
'a'ar for defraudiug the government on
thorn harbor contracts. made public
ta' mont To- defense cf his acts
ffter had attended the hearing In the
"a States District Court Of the ha-
corpus proceedings brought In his
e'ase ana was proceeding during the
''H recess. accompanied by his attor-
ana The warden Of tho psnitenaary.
hotel Tor lunch. when he accosted
Carter had been out OF the prison
since his Incarceration las April
neo my arrest he said. 4 have
eiven out a statement for puhlica-
hlt ! have prepared one today"
"'h these words he handed the report
lengthy typewriter document The
't' ment in part, follows:
H'b thls moment ] have never author
tn Interview. and YOU VIII understand
eonsilorations of delicacy and pro-
forbid mo saying now one vorI
nius the matters before the colrt
ms manifestly proper. however. that
lld give 20 you my reasons FOR insi
these proceedings. an entirely
cent and shall not rest until my
nee proven at my military inqulsi.
officially proclaimed. II will be
that not one dollar ever came INTO
'auds Improperly; that not one dollar
.o.ic funds was ever misappropria. g ]
"'sapplied by me. and that the gov
neai was never defrauded through
@ any manner whatever"
Victim OF suspicion.
'.F Carter then quoted Gen. craighnl
1"1 other engineers TO prove that his du-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
GETTING INro accom-.
Ambassador white Confers with
Bnron Won Hichthon

Ambassador white Confcrs Win
Bnron Won HichthoH.
Berlin. Nov. &-Uuned States Ambas-
sador White had au important interview
yesterday with Baron Won Richthon the
secretary for foreign anoirs. a, the for
c,eu office
lt ls understood the interview took
place as the result of Instructions cablcd
from Washington ana that the somewn nat
lengthy discussion between tho amhn sssi-
dor and secretary haI reference entirely
60 the .dea- of tine United States govern
ment regarding tae prosecution Of the war
Boo China ana the cooperation Of the
United States with Germany and tho
other European Powers regarding the con
diuons of peace, cspe aiaIy the penalties
to 'c eXaJtod aud the indimuity 10 be SEE
cured.
10 is also understood chat the most
friendly and satisfactory result was reach
ed aul thHt DO ls calculated 10 put at rest
the disquieting rumors recently circulated
regarding exhibitions Of 100 feeling toward
Germany .u the American press. which.
DO has been pretended here. were inspir-
"a from Washington
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

ties were performed faithfully and in
telugeuily.' and added that the only
ground assigned by tho Attorney Cen
oral for his condemnation was admit
tedly that of pure suspicion. not only un-
supported by amy evidence whatever. but
In direct conflict thcrcwith. and has
hiuce been shown ia cour, ot law utter
ly false"
In iuedudug habeas corpus proceed
iugs therefore" he said. II have an In
huitely higher motive than 90 secure
mere liberty. what is mere liberty or
even life to "a man OF my aims, assoc1-
uons and ambitions. 90 man whose lie
has been devoted to tine farhml service
Of his country. ana whose good name is
beyond price, / have sought liberty be-
cause ! am innocent. ana that ! may
have the opportunity before health and
strength are gone, 60 compel the losal
yindicatlon of my character recognize
that a soldiers lie ls in the hands Of
his military supcr.ors nrd may he sac-
rihced by them ~ their will. but no gov
eminent has the right Go permit military
OF political power 90 sacrifice the ropu,a-
lion Of an innocent man no mattor whose
errors or Interests are concerned. nor
whose crimes are sought 20 be shielded.
SAYS ne Was Proven Innocent.
What becomes of my body matters lit
tie. FOR am bGt one man. but il does
matter 20 this entire country that a man
should have been denied falr trsI and
held guilty when he is innocent. and that
subsequently, on a prcten1ed judiclul re-
view of the evidence. virtually on q secret
rciraal OF his case AT which be- was NOT
even allowed 10 D. present My innocence
established ever durrg my military in-
qul-It.on. could have been proven again
publicly and with absolute certainty long
ere this mad not tho means Of doing so
been suppressed but seo1cr or later. mote
withstandlue }he crimes ~ my pcrsecu-
lors and the consplrci clamor for the
shame Of an lunolent man. my yindication
is bound to come"
n ease the application Tor the writ
.s deniod. Carriers attorneys viii appeal
60 the United States supreme Court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
A 28-FOOT CHANNEL
REPORT or BOARD RECOMMENDS
IT ron SAVANNAH.
WILL BE SENT TO CONGRESS.
BELIEVED CONGRESS WILL ACT
UPoN 1T FAvORAnLY.

Board Recommends Continuation OF
the improvements WIN some
Modinchtion--t.cn. Wilson says 10
VIII He satisfactory 90 the City.
Report OF the Hoard On the Naval
station About Ready 1t WIN
Recommend Removal.
Washington. Nov 23-In a fow days the
report OF the board Of engineer officers
appointed TO make a special examination
a sayannah harbor with view 90 con-
iiuuins its Improvements viii he ln the
hands OF the House Committee on Rivers
aud Harbors
capt. {. T. Gillette Of savannah. CAM.
Sanford OF Charleston. with col Hanoa
chairman OF the board. met at tho War
Department today 10 finally consider
their report before submitting 1t 20 Gen
Wilson. chief Of cnciaecrs.
Gen Wilson and the members OF the
board declined 10 discuss thc rooommcn-
dauon contained To the report on tho
ground that the information was called
FOR specially by Congress. and .t would
be a breach Of proprety 10 publish the
report before 81 reaches Congress
d is understood. however thar the re-
port favors che continuation of the im-
provoment in Savannah harbor under the
existing project. with certain molinca-
tions. calculated 60 give that harbor "a
Is foot channel
Gen. Wilson without committing himself
60 any definite plan 81 operation. unof-
nrialy expressed the belief that the rec
ccmmendation OF the board viii receive
not only the approval of Congress. but
it viii also be acceptable 90 the citizens
OF Savannah. who are Interested iu sc-
curing the bost facilities possible Tor car
-ving on tine constantly increasing com
merce Of that hourishng city
The Naval Stntion.
Boar-Admiral Rodgers. chairman OF the
Board Of Naval officers appointed 20 con-
slider the proposition Of Transferring the
naval station now at Port Royal $ c.,
TO Charleston. had a lengthy conference
to-day with Rear-Admiral Endicott. chief
ef the board 81 yards and docks. rcia-
tive TO his reror, which vii be submitted
in a few days.
There was rumor current yesicriny
that orders for the transfer from Port
Royal 70 Charleston hnd been issued.
Rear Admiral Endlco't stated to-day that
40 such order had been promulgated. M
Wow of the fact that Rear Admiral ROD
gers has not set formally submitted mis-
report 20 the Secretary OF tine Navy.
when this Is done ia viii then Dee in order
for the Secretary Of the Navy to consider
he report and make such recommendation
10 Congress as he may deem consistent
with the rcpor; Of the naval bolrl nnd
the attending clrcumstauees. Before nu
o,der for the transfer can he lssuod con-
sressional action will be necessary
As has been previously stated the re-
port Of the board IS favorable TO the trans
FER and o. T. only a question of time when
tine formal order TO that effect viii boz
ISSUED Members OF the board decline 20
discuss the report prior 70 lts transmlttll
10 the Secretary of the Navy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
NEW NoTE ISSUED on CHINA.
Secretary OF state Makes suggest
ions 60 the Powers.


washington Nov. %. The Secretary o'
state has addressed an Identical note TO
the Powers Interested iu the Chinese sli-
ua.iou. setting out tefseiy and afresh the
object of the United States government as
90 China. and pointing out how sucn oh
jocts us are common TO the Powers can
best be secured.
The note marks the initintiou Of fresh
negotiations on our part on the arrange
mon, of new bares to tide over the i'm
possible slmatlop created az the last
u.cetinR Of the 81 nisters ID Pekln. some
responses already are al hand.
II is stated that generally our advances
have been wei received and the state
a. partm,nt expresses satisfaction witn
tho progress SO far achieved.
It o. believed that tne note is an appeal
from the extreme course suggested hy
some Of tine Powers a. to the treatment
of China. esp,-. ally in the matter Of
punirhmouts aud indemnities TO which
thc Minister al Peklu seem inclined. The
intent ls to push the negotiations on "a
more rational and hua.nessllko basis.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
DuFFEHENcEs N rEKIx.
Hut They WIZ Not stop General
Peace Negotiations.

hut They Wni Not stop General
Peace Negotiations.
London Nov. 9l-"A serious divergence
tos arisen in pekin." says the Tien Tsln
correspondent of the Daily Mail. wiring
"wednesday. "Japau. lhc United States.
Russia and France favor demanding a
m.dcr punishment th1n the execution or
Prince Tuan ana tho others. while Great
Britain. Germany Austria-Huneary ana
Italy deem anything lees than the death
penalty useless
An important decision has been arrlv-
"a at. however. that this divergence ls
NOT 60 Interfere with The general peace
n'gotiatiouF
Another remprkahia feature - the sit
u1t.0n De- the sudden vote foee or Rnssla.
$500 now dtciiues either 10 withdraw hrr
troops from the province of Chi a. or 10
hand over the railway as promised"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
TREATY RIGHTS VIOLATED.

Turkey Tries 10 Turn Down Our
Consul sent 60 Iarpoot.
Const1nunopi Nov. % The Porte has
definitely rejected tho request for an ex-
equaur for United States consul at
Harpoot.
This refusal Is regarded by the United
states legation as a direct violation of
treaty rights. and, consequently. despite
tho refusal. Dr. Thomas N Norton. who
w1s appointed by President Mckinley
at Hnrroot has been directed to proceed
90 his post.
The expected visit Of the battleship
Kentucky TO smyrna 81 believed 10 relate
quite as much TO this matter as to the
Indemnity question
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Livad q. European Russia Nov % Tho
following bulletin was ISSUED thls MORN
ing:
"Tho Emperor passed quieI dag ycstcr-
day. He slept about Hn hour a. @
O'Clock IN the evening his temperature
was 1927: pulse. So His Majesty passed
e very good night IIis condition and
strength are very sattsfactory. Thl morn
ing AZ o'clock his temperature was l0i.3.
pulse. 75"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Madrid. Nov. 23-In the senate ycster-
day Count Ferdinanda protested against
the action Of the Americans in compell-
ing him. as he put it. 20 lose his spanish
nationality. He said be hoped that the
senate would not rob him Of mis- senator
ship The minister OF foreign Affairs
Afarquis Aguilar Campo replied that the
question would be submitted 20 special
committee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Musr suIr on CIGARETTES.
Action In Iowa Due "a the supreme
Court Decision.

Dubuque. Iowa. Nov 2.-An order
came 10 an tobacco dealers here to-day
10 al once ship ont o. tine state. their
entire stock OF cigarette and cigarette
rapers The order cbme from the Amer
loan Tobacco Company aud is supposed
10 De due 10 the cigarette case decision
Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States recently.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

New York. Nov. alt was announced
to-day az the meeting OF the Board of
Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
way Company. that william Solomon was
reelected chairman OF the board. and
John X. Cowen president.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
TO RESTORE n TO soLvENcY.
Effort Bcing Made by Stockholders
of Newport. Ky, Bank.

washington. Nov. 20 The controller OF
the currency has been informed by Ma
lonaI Bank Examiner Tucker, temporary
rceivor OF the German National Bank Of
Newport. Ky. that an effort ~ being
made by the directors and stockholders
Of the bank to restore the bank 70 sol
vtncy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
In.nrecrt I.enarr. Arrc.tch.

Manila. Nov. o. karragdag an n-
surgont Lieutenant colonel. an@ Manuclo
Lazars. who. u is said. was Gen. Torro's
quartermaster. have been arrested iu Bul-
acan province KarraEdag had poviously
been arrested and paroled.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Havana Nov. @ Secretary Root Gen
Wool and Mr. Roots son left Nucvitas
this afternoon on the Knuawha for So.
Augustine Flo. where they are expect
ed 90 arrive sunday. The Secretary Of
War Will go direct 20 Washington.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Porcr., cn.e ln supreme Court.

Frankfort. Ky. Nov 2s.-In the Court
OF Appeals to-day the case OF Caleb Pow
ers versus the Commonwealth was sub
mitted without argument with leave 10
nlo briefs on Dec. J. Powers IL under
life sentence as on accessory 70 the kill
ing of Gocbel.