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MORE WAGES FOR MINERS
An Advance of Ten Cents a Ton,
Beginning april |.
Good News for the Men I'm the
Georges Creek and Cumberland
RegiOns-A Voluntary Announce
ment Made by the OperatOrs-Uni-
form Scale of Prices to BE Prepared

CUMBERLAND, Md, Feb. 23.-Notices
were posted at the various mines through
out the Georges Creek and Cumberland
region yesterday that on April /, when the
seasons contracts begin an advance OF 10
cents a ton for pick mining will be given
The miners now receive 45 cents ION, and
the advance for which there has been con-
siderable contention, amounts to % 2-9 per
cent.
The operators last December voluntarily
announced that they would give an ad-
vance. but did not then name the amount.
The advance almost equals the scale OF
prices as adopted at Indianapolis. There
is great rejoicing among the miners and
business men of the region, the advance,
it is bdteved, precluding all possibility Of
a strike, which has all along been feared.
The operators of the Meyersdale coal
region Wilt meet the delegates represent
ing the Meyersdale miners in conference at
Meyersdale for the purpose, it is stated.
of arriving at a uniform rate of mining
and mine labor for the Georges Creek and
Meyersdale regions.
Inc QeleRateS OF tDC GeOTse ) NIeth
Meyersdale district will meet the delegates
of the district comprising the Central
Pennsylvania field. either at Tyrone or AL
toona on March IA, when uniform scale
of prices for the two districts will be pre-
pared. The following day, March Is, the
operators of these regions are expected to
attend a joint conference with the dele
gates looking 10 an amcable arrangement
The Georges Greek operators, it is report
ed, have decided to take no part in these
conferences. in which their employees viii
be represented, but will confne their at
tention altogether to their local region
Yesterday afternoon the mine black
smiths of the Georges Greek region from
Piedmont to Cumberland were organized
into a local branch of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor Last night another
branch of the United Mine Workers was
instituted at Frostburg, making two local
unions there. Ii is said another local VIII
soon be organized at Lonaconing. Meet
ings under the auspices OF the United Mine
Workers will be held at Meyersdale to-
night and at Piedmont tomorrow night.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
CARICATURE IN A MAP.
A Pompous Official Pictured i'm 81
Coast Line.
From the New York JournaIO

(From the New York Journal)
Take the large official map of the west
Florida coast, printed for the Government
in 1856" said former Federal employe.
''and run your pencil carefully along the
boundary line. southwark from Tampa Bay.
You will find the peninsula there makes
all sorts Of extraordinary turns and twists,
and presently il you look sharp. you will
run across grotesQue portrait of a man,
formed entirely by the line of the shore.
The face is round and fat, with bot
tie nose and brstling moustache. while a
little lake. indicated near the edge makes
a comical staring eye. The arm of small
bay suggests the outline of a neck and
chest. and two or three diminutive islands
are located at just the right places to do
duty for buttons. Altogether il looks like
a caricature of some pompous little officer
and according to a tradition in the Bureau
of Survey that is exactly what it was in
tended TO be.
CAS- the story goes, one of the draughts-
men who did the work for the sc map
claimed to have been badly treated by
certain fussy little captain in general
charge and to get even he worked this
caricature portrait of him into the outline
of the coast The thing was done with such
diabolical ingenuity that the captain him
self passed the map without noticing the
hidden picture.
- Later on, when it was observed and
recognized, the draughtsman insisted
blandly that the resemblance was a mere
coincidence, and he had simply followed
the natural configuration of the peninsula.
"'If it happens to correspond to the cap
tain's profile l am surely not responsible.
he said L cannot change the coast of a
State on account OF the shape of his nose
''Of course, the captain was furious, and
the whole department roared with laugh
ter 1t is a significant fact that the later
mans do not contain the caricature."
The evening times., 1900-02-23
shot m Chinese Pheasant.

LEXINGTON. Va. Feb. 3.-Superinten-
to Lexington a Mongolian pheasant which
an employe of his had killed by mistake
on his farm on North Buffalo. The man
did not know what the bird was and shot
it. 1t was one of the first brought here
for propagation and shortly afterward es-
capped and for over a year has been there
with its mate which was released. 1t
weighed two and one-half pounds. and
was a magnificent male bird. Other birds
which have been reared in captivity have
been released and are now breeding in the
county near where let loose.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Soldiers Employ Counsel.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb. 23-The
soldiers at Fort Monroe have employed a
lawyer to assist Commonwealth Attorney
f. Z. Montague in prosecuting Grant
Watts and Richard alias Dick" Phillips,
the Colored men inCarcerated in the Eliz-
abeth City county jail awaiting trial on
the charge Of numbering Joseph ". New,
member of Battery y, Fourth Artillery
The case will come UP in the County Court
during the March term.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
TWO NEGROES FATALLY SHOT.
Trouble in West Virginia Settled
With Shotgun.

PIEDMONT, w. Va. Feb. 23.-At Man.
helm. Preston county. one evening this
week a party OF negroes, who are en-
ployed on the new railroad being built
through that county, were sitting in an
old shanty. when James Smith, another
negro who had had. trouble with Charles
Smith two weeks ago. fired upon them
with a shotgun, fatally injuring Charles
and Thomas Smith, and seriously injuring
John Moore.
The murderer fed and. is still a large.
Five hundred men are searching for him.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
TURNED IN FALSE ALARMS.
Two Men Punished for Triftng with
the Fire Telegraph.

John r. Littleton and Walter Williams,
the latter colored, were charged in the
Police Court this morning with turning In
false alarms of fire in Southeast Washing
ton. last night.
The complainants against them were
Policemen L.atchford and Brown, Of the
Fifth precinct who made the arrests.
Judge Scott expressed himself in strong
terms against the action of the prisoners
and fined Littleton $40 with the alterna-
tive of six months in the workhouse. and
Williams $40 with the alternative OF sixty
days in the same institution.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Hanson Mitchell Ill.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. Feb. 23-Han-
som Mitchell, Assistant Professor OF Ne
chanical Engineering and Cummandant at
the Maryland Agricultural College. is sick
a, his home in Charles county with scar
let fever He was taken i'll al the college
with what was supposed to be a bad case
of tonsilitis and went home. In few
days the symptoms Of scarlet fever devel-
oped. Frank B. Bomberger. professor of
English. has been acting as commandant
in his ahSnncn
The evening times., 1900-02-23
DRINKING IN RUSSIA.
Startling Figures Show It's Preva-
Ience Among the Youth.

Startling Figures Show It's Preva-
Ience Among the Youth.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 23.-The au-
thorities have made the startling discov-
cry that intoxication is prevalent TO an
alarming extent in the schools and univer-
stiles of the empire. The most injurious OF
all liquors, vodka (Russian whisky is be-
ing consumed in enormous quantities by
the youth of Russia.
DR.. Skarschinki, the eminent medical
statistician, declares that even the girls
are heavy drinkers. In one girls high
school it was found that. out of thirty pu-
pills. twenty six could boast of having been
intoxicated more than once.
In the University of Kasan, nineteen out
of twenty-seven pupils in the elementary
department took their drink regularly. or
the twenty -one students in the gymnasium
many were habtual drunkards.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Pndere,yski Was scared.
fFrom The Chicago Inter-Ocean.) }

Louisville, Ky, Feb S.-Paderewski the pian-
ist. was nearly frightened out OF his wits last
Monday night while the conference seeking
peaceful settlement of the political conflict in
kentucky was being held there. There were ''bad
men, here from all parts OF Kentucky and the
lobby Of the Gait House, where the artist was
staying was full of them, and he knew il. As he
started from his room 10 take carriage for the
theatre Kentuckian got a glimpse of his long
curly hair and promptly drawing his six shooter,
proposed TO stop the thing. The pianist few
into his apartments, tucked Eis hair up under his
six hat in a sort Of coiffure ans yentured cut
twenty inmates later. When advised that Jack
Chinn, Eph Lillard and the Philpot. not in
the lobby he walked boldly out Of the hotel.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
A Child Burned 10 Death.

HARRISONBURG, Va, Feb. ga
three-year-old child of J. H. Arbogast died
here yesterday from injuries received on
Wednesday. The little fellow was left
alone for few minutes by his mother in
= room in which there was a fire in q cook
ing stove, and when she returned she
found the child enveloped in flames. 1t is
supposed that his clothing caught while he
was playing in the fire. His body was ter
ribly burned and he expired after a day
and night of great suffering
The evening times., 1900-02-23

Sugar went of . points this morning on account
Of tai. = prep2ratioJ5 i& ] afros t-aas war or
CrhIps simnly ecause Of bear p osslre. The que :
tion as TO the dividend Is no neser settlement, as
far as the public is concerned, than it was two
weeks ago. Peoples Gas tumbled to 9s and a
fraction to the accompaniment of more talk of
fierce Ogden Company competition. One version
Of the Ogden story is that the fight will be made
very hot in the near future for the purpose of
compelling the Peoples company to buy it out
The stock is believed to be purchase around this
level by many careful people.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
New York Cotton Market.
FoN's Injuries Serious,

William W. Fox, the colored barber
whose skull was fractured last night from
a blow on the head, struck with heavy
board by Thomas Coutee, also colored,
was operated on by DR.. Curtis at Freed
mans Hospital this morning. Trephining
was resorted to and several pieces of bone
were removed from the brain. Or. Curtis
states this afternoon that while the con-
dition of Fox was serious there was every
reason to believe that he would recover
The evening times., 1900-02-23
An OSstermHn Shot.

SUFFOLK. Va, Feb. 23.-Charlie Silas
colered, while oystering on staked grounds
in Nansemond River yesterday, was shot
through the foot by a 44-calibre rife ball
which crushed several of the small bones
and will probably necessitate amputation.
Oyster guards tried TO halt Silas and Will
lam Boykin, a companion, but they refused
TO surrender until several shots had been
fired. Both were arrested, but BOykin
afterward escaped =.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
SMELL REFUSED 4 NEW TRIAL
Sentenced by Ju.tfsslsIabaugh to BE
HANGED on Nav II.

Justice Clabaugh today overruled the
motion for new trial in the case of Ben
Jamin H. Smell CONVICTED of the murder
of Lizzie Weisenberger and sentenced the
prisoner to be hanged on May II, next, in
the District Jail. 80
When asked IL he had anything to say
why sentence of death should not be i'm
posed on him Smell, looked startled and
leaned over and asked his counsel what
reply to make, and then Strengthening up
answered: mo, SIR"
The evening times., 1900-02-23

Tennessee Coal and Iron plans receive much at
tention from the gossips. One statement received
with some credence is that the preferred stock
with all its cumulative dividend rights is to he
exchanged for common stock on the basis Of about
three shares for FIVE. II is said that the entire
common stock issue is then to be put s
per cent basis.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
ID. A. sc. of l..

report was made at the meeting held last
night by the contract committee of the Fedora
ton of Labor and the executive board Of the ID.
A., g. K of L., had investigated the matter
of the reported discharge of a trades unionist
baker from the Charles Schneider Baking Com
pany and found that the man had acknowledged
before a committee of the Central Labor Union
and the President of the baking company and
the Bakers and Drivers that he had quit of his
own accord, the committee reported that they
found the baking company fair to organized
labor and worthy of its patronage 1t
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Cargo of Coal for chile

NORFOLK, Va. Feb. 23-The British
steamship MyTteldene is at Lambert s
Point. taking on a cargo of Pocahontas
coal and coke for Antofogosto. Chile. She
will sail by way of the Straits of Magel-
Ian. long and perilous voyage. The fuel
will be used to smelt silver ores from the
mines nearf Antofogosto. The smelter
there recently passed into the hands of an
American firm, NJ. Guggenheimer Sons, of
New York
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Funeral of MHrechaIe MacsIahon.

PARIS, Feb. 23-The funeral services
over the remains of the Marechale Mac
Mahon, widow of former President Mac
Mahon. took place at the Church of Ste.
Clotilde today and were largely attended.
The army, the navy, and the Diplomatic
Corps were well represented.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Old Men for Counsel.
(From the Kansas City Starr

The members OF the present British ministry
are said to be Older, collectively, than those Of
apy former Cabinet. The ages of the ministers
are. Lord Salisbury 20. Lord Halsbury rs. Duke
~ Devonshire e. Viscount Cross ", Sir NJ. Hicks
Beach 60. Sir NJ White Ridley IS, Mr.. Chamber
lain g. Lord Lansdowne 3D. Lord c. Hamilton
55 Lord Balfour of Burleigh 81, Mr.. Goshen 90,
bourne g. Mr. Ritchie g. Lord James of Here
ford p, Mr.. Chaplin 50, Mr.. Long 46, Mr.. Akers-
Douglas 40.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
One Hundred Houses building

FAIRMONT, W. Va, Feb. pa hun
dred houses are being built at Cheswood
Park. near here, which will be occupied
only by those who are employed at the
mines there. The houses will be substaa-
TALLY built and equipped with modern
conveniences One thousand men are en-
ployed at these mines
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have been issued by
the Clerk of Court to George w. Pope and
Ethel Parrot; Thomas w. Jones. Charlotte,
W. Va, and Lucille Pryor, ID. c.; Edgar
Russell and Katie Southey.
The evening times., 1900-02-23

morning and showed little sign OF support at the
low prices II is said that heavy holder In TINS
stock and in Third Avenue has been compelled TO
liGuidate his Leather stock by the great break IN
Third Avenue.
The evening times., 1900-02-23

II. II. Porter. who was recently elected di-
rector Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, expresses
most optimistic views regarding this company
and its stock He is also extremely hopeful re-
garding Rock Island and Federal Steel, with both
Of which he is connected
The evening times., 1900-02-23
a use for the Yellow Journal.

(FIom the Nhicdsu -EV"A'I
o,Rell-A soldier was saved By bullet striS'
,rg something he had in an inside pocket Cues
what il was?
o,RelI-SeitbeT. IL was a paper containing
New York murder mystery.
Luke-How could that stop bulletf
O'Rell--Why nothing could penetrate IL.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-U. 5. 3's Registered, s2,o)o@ l09%. Poto-
mac Fire Insurance, 45a74. Capital Traction,
4oas2 a0a92is, and 3o@9214. American Graphic
phone lO0alI5s
The evening times., 1900-02-23

Southern Railway preic1ed Louisville and
Nashville and the Norfolk aud Western securities
were all buoyant this morning around their top
prices The statement is made in a reliable quar-.
ter that the next dividend on Southern preferred,
is to be ] 10 per cent This will give the stock
2l-2 per cent FOR the year. but il viii pun il a
per cent bass.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Heurieh's beers arr the best.
Five state. I'm Five Hours.

The seRoyal Limited" beautiful, swift, and sure,
leaves Washington b. & o. r. r. Station, New
.rsey Avenue and G Street, daily, p. m, ar
Ives New York, p. m. Exquisite dining and
cafe car service.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
per cent bs

Consolidated Gas is TO have an increased diyi-
dend The New York gas war is virtually al an
end.
The evening times., 1900-02-23
New York stocA Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange
1913 Street
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Loans OF $40 rsaslTrRE.
RIANOs. HORSES.

Wagons. etc at lowest rates and the day
you apply. We are loa1ing on the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes the cost Of
carving loans muCh less than you pay else
where and allows you 20 pay il of in any sized
notes YOU desire. running from one to twelve
months. You Cnly pay for the use Of money for
the length OF time Won carry IT, II YOU have
loan with some other company viii pay Il
of and advance YOU more money i desired Rates
cheerfully given and cost 10 yoa unless loan
is made Loans made anywhere IN the District.
Call and get rates. Front room, first floor Sci
entifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan CD.
625 r Street ". W..
The evening times., 1900-02-23
Chicago Grcin and prorn,nn Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs G. Co,
members of the New York Exchange
1913 F Street
The evening times., 1900-02-23

lealler. common. tumbled TO below IS this
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FOR sALE-TWo GOOD H0Us
IN OLD ToWN-TO THE HIGH
EST BIDDER.
EST BIDDER

We viii sell on TUESDAY January
stb, 10 the highest bidder for the cash,
that certain two-story house, situated
in the Old Town Of this city, on Ellis
street, ara known 40 The Western one-
haif ofthe northern ons-half Of Old
Town lot $40. Also, that one-story
bouse, situated on Egmont street, said
house being % lot known % the cast
evn one-halroi The nOrthern oae.hslf
Of ola Town LOT $40.
This property il II good condition,
and both rented.
BRoBmoN FRRpzc a co.
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The sehooneF CRY Of Nassau, Cap
tain Kelly ia command, is nov lying
st Uoney 8 Parker's wharf, With 4 ane
cargo Of orange bananas, shells. stn..
which are being cold IS low prizes,
Those intt Eestsd % purchasing ffuit
for Xmas 6Ald Do well to cali am
see Captain Kelly.
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TEN IL - amedicfne for weak won
~ i8a purely veget sole D1edici ne aftr
can be taken BIZ the most delieafeS
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diseases Of the Blood, Stomach and
Nerves soon Euceufnb 10 ite wonderful
effect on Che human system Thous
ands Of people III Georgia recommend
II. Price 100.
QUAKER PAIN BALM Ia the med .
icine that the Quaker Doctor made all
OF bis quick cures with. It's anew and.
wonderful medicine for Neuralgia,
Tc0thache, Backache, Rheumatism,
Bprains, Pain in Bowels; in fact, all
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QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP
indicated soap for the skin, scalp
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QUAKER HEALING SAI.YE. a
vegetable ointment for the cure Of
letter, eczema and eruptions Of the
skin. Price 100 d box,
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
F. A. DILLINGHAM, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.
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We are agents FOR the celebrated
Modes Bazaar G1ose Fitting PAtterns-
the best paper pattern In the world for
100. Call and get the latest fashion
sheet free Of charge. y. II. Heller 81
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This lie the season when mothers are
ala med on account OF Group. It is
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure, which children like TO take. W,
J. Butts.
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We have recaived the aRency Of q
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Miss Daisy Goldsmith ia spending
the winter at Converse college, spar
tanburg, whers shs i studying to be-
come teacher, Many friends are
disappointed to know that she does
not Apeot to return home fer the hol-
idays.
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ciety for this afternoon, and requests
all members TO be present.

ciety for this afternoon, and requests
all members TO be present.
A little son Is the guest Of DIR. and
Mrs. Thomas !. Winter % Oaion
ateet.
Mrs !. Bush has moved into the
homo On the CORNER q Union ara
Monk streets. formerly Good I'd byf
hrs. Y. LETTERS.
ar aed Mrs e p, Aiken are spspaz
Ing week or two ID Nav York inc
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wyatt
Atksn, Il their prettV homs.
Miss Jaiia Had, Of FernAndina, il
spending few days in Brunswick, the
guest o. Miss Bessie Anderson, At ner
home on Union street, where she is
msking many triends.
air. E. p. N ssrashsn returned .
day Or two ago from visit 10 his old
home il ssyannah.
-o--
Brunswick friends ana relatives
hays received Invitations from NJ and
fEs, b ] Bsuding % the wedding Of
Isheif daughter, Miss Ezra Jessie Bond
ing and NE Harry Porchsr Bays. On
WeanssdaH pee 1900 Il O'Clock,
St hCme Dele isesnsa Mr..
Bays glsits a ser,
and hA % I'll
him sll hat ls
vim Estusa s.
FIs8 shs na
they viii
Jauuafy it,
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Among ihe cAarniaelg dainty Az
butantes Who aye reesiying aa5
gEssefui eassea fran saeiai
brunswick this wfnler are Miss
Alary La b iaps0A Miss May No
Flai1eugh y IS Matais Wan ana Miss
Leslie Butts
I'he chIldfsna pepassmens, q 81 .
Tea ure q the sunday edition q the
TGNna-cArn hahs beginning %
Sunday next viii Is deoseu u apb-
iecta oi interest % the II inv, sl.ey
win haye : corner alto Ihsis osns %
say Just what p1eases them d write
letters and stories and competitions ID,
and to make friendships oyer common
Interests. 10 he school and ID the home
life. All little folks are cordially ln-
vited to write letters etc, and sending
them 10 the ChlIdrena' Department.
Tn1E, CALL once, they viii be reeeiys
Cd aud published.
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: Louis A. Fleming is spsndiDK
r rim Macon, the cues. 81 her
R, L. BrsBham.
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braggd Aes bis
ds nsanlue w aeh
3 tAase wsrd !
q hapR 4iRie guests pEasens.
eFyshiug The COIore q blae ard l
were carried out ne nssle hostess was
daintily gownsd IN white ard blue, she
table was ip White ana blue, and the
little souvenirs, fo- the glrls,wAIse saa
b.ue CANDY baskets ni1sd rIsh Don
hons and tied with blue Ribbons, and
FOR The boys white and bls candy
walking sticks, tied visla kons.
Many handsome presses ~ eelYed
by she little girl. and Ali Genes and
dancing, delightful retire hmenss were
served The beautiful siflbday cake. with
itsthree bright candies was cut, aud
every little guest went home hsppyans
wishing May more birthdays for the
gracious little hostess
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% yoanssa ..t,.Ass RsopIs'.Mosnsy1
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Many charming entertainments are
beng arranged for the holidays, which
promise 10 b unusually gay IL social
Brunswick This year.
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Mise Frances Nightengale has return
ed from a pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in New York.