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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-01
CALL TO BIMETALISTS.
A National Cosvsnties viii ne Held
I'm knnsns City, JulE 4-snme Date
ss Democratic Convention.

Washington, Feb. 27.-Judge j. w.
Ruckcr, of Colorado, professor of the
United States Monetary league, has
been in Washington for several days
comforting with the leading bimetal-
lists throughout the country, with the
view Of getting their opinions con-
cerning the propriety of holding a
national convention of bimetalists at
some time i'm the future.
1t Is now definitely determined that
such convention will be held in Kan
sas City on July 4. 1t is expected that
some GOO or 500 delegates will be in
Attendance from all the states and ter
ritOrics. 4 committee has been cho-
sen to confer with the local commit
tee Mt Kansas City for the purpose Of
occurring accommodations for the
guests.
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STEAMER ASHORE.
Pasxcrrers and Crew Will he Saved.
but Ii Is Likely That the Vessel
VIII BE "a Total Loss.

Portland. Me-, Feb. 27.-The big Al
Ian line steamship Californian, which
left her dock at midnight Saturday,
went ashore on Ram island ledge,
Just outside of the hsrbor, few min
utes after her pilot left her Sunday
morning. All the passengers are safe
although still aboard.
Most of the local scafarng men
arc of the opinion that the rocks
have penetrated the bottom Of the
vessel in several places and they
doubt very much if she can be saved.
The vessel is valued at $4,000, 900. The
cargo is valued at 100000. There are
six cabin, five intermediate and ten
steerage passengers beside a crew of
Is men.
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FRIDAY.

Seven business firms were wiped out
by fire at Baraboo. Wis.
John McNuta. OF Chicago. died very
suddenly in Washington.
Mrs. Kruger. wife OF the president
of the Trausvaal. is very i'll.
Mr.. Aldrich presented the confer
cncc report on the financial bill to the
senate.
The Masonic temple at London. On
tario, was destroyed by fire. Several
business firms in the building lost all.
Loss, $20O,O00.
BY vote Of % 10 2S the senate de-
cded to take up the Quay case. Mr.
Daniels (Na.) made an address in ia
vor of seating Mr.. Quay.
The national democratic committee.
at a meeting held in Washington. de-
cidcd 10 hold the national democratic
convention i'm Kansas City, Mo-.
July !.
The United States will send war;
ships into Chinese waters. because the
nlneSe government n"H HoN CIV" Nv
guarantee to insure the safety OF mis-
sionares.
The statement made by ex-Consul
Macrum that the British censor nt
Pretoria had opened his official mail
will be Investigated by the house COM
mittce on foreign affairs.
Dan Rice the veteran circus clown,
died at his home in Long Branch, n.
j.. after lingering illness from
Bright's disease. aged II. His real
name was Daniel Mclaren.
The Plcasurcvile and Morgantown
companies have left Frankfort, Ky.
This leaves in the capital only 100
men. who will be divided into two
companies. The senate passed the Nc
Chord railroad bill by vote of ~ TO D.
Gen. Cronjc, the Boer commander.
is hopelessly surrounded by British.
Surrender or utter annihilation Is his
only alternative. Gen. Buller's prog
ress toward Ladysmith is very slow.
Gen. White is endeayoring 10 assist
Butler by IA vigorous bombardmen''
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Accident on Il Trial Trip.

cattle, Wash, Feb. 27.-A build
trial trip of the torpedo boat de-
Dyer Goldsboroueh resulted in an
ident which will delay the final
ldcrs' test six weeks. When off
: point, running at thirty knots
Ock shaft arm broke, disabling one
'lnc. \ new forging must be made
Pie east. Capt. Nicholson, of the
board, says the damage can be
'aired for about 5000, and that the
Pdent does prove the boats con-
Gction faulty.
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THE FISH COMBINE.
The Members Some Sixty-Fivc I'm
Number. Are Engaged I'm a CUT
ting of Prices.

Cleveland, o., Feb. 27.--Thc fish
trust organized year ago last Aug
ust by the union of siXty-fve of the
fish dealing concerns of the country
is now engaged, it is reported, i'll Il
cutting of prices, which is looked up
on in some quarters as an attempt
to secure absolute control OF the fish
market.
In certain localities it. is stated an
advance Of about 40 per cent. has been
made, while in territory covered IN
part by Independent companies prices
have been cut to water edge prices.
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MANY PEOPLE HURT.
A Disastrous Fire Followed ny a
Series of Explosions I'm Sub
urb of the City Of Paris.

Paris, Feb. 27.-As the result Of a
fire that broke out at Saint Oucn, =
suburb Of Paris, in collection Of al
cohol and oil stores, a series of cX-
plosions occurred spreading the flames
until a block Of six immense ware
houses was involved in a huge con-
hagration.
y great concourse of spectators had
assembled and had approached too
near when, suddenly and unexpected
lv. the explosion occurred. The Off
cial computation shows that $50 were
hurt and quite "a number seriously
The loss is estimated at 2,OOO,OOD
francs
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Chicago, Feb. Eff. NJ. Gregg, OF
Fort Wayne Ind, died Monday from
asphyXiation. The young man. who,
1t is said. was disappointed in sccur-
ing a position on the stage. was
found unconscious in his room at the
Palmer House Sunday. The tran
some and windows were tightly
closed and gas was escaping into the
room.
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Antonio Ferraro Eie ctrocutcd.

New York, Feb. 27.-F.ntonio Fer
raro was electrocuted at Sing Sing
prison Monday for the murder of Lu-
ciane Muchio in Brooklyn, on April
4, 1898. The electric current was
turned on at $50 Il. M, and hve
shocks were administered before the
attending physicians were satisi
thaS he was dead. He was PRO
nounced dead at S:2S a. III.
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Eight Chicago Firms Burned Out.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Eight firms were
burned out in a fire which destroyed a
four-story brick building at 81 to 50
jefferson street. The loss on the
building was $4,000 and on the con-
tents $4,000 The following firms suf-
fered: Lammert & Mann, machinery;
VIM. w. Vernon. gas machinery; JAS.
Barry 6 Co., pattern makers; Hartley
Electrical Co.; Geo. II. Nye, pump
manufacturer; Chas. b. Sandman, pat
tern maker; A. j. Bodkin, circular adj
dressing company; w. A. Jones Co.,
foundrymen.
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summer Garden burned.

inlcago, Feb. 27.-Franz Thiel-
pms summer garden, with its palm
fSe' stage and other buildings and
broad sweep Of water pavilion
facing the edge Of the lake. the
''nihg spot for thousands of mer-
'uSNing and rest-seeking folk
ousnout the summer evenings and
'"u'hark on the northern limits OF
V''y' burned Monday. The loss is
mated at $4,000; insurance 5000
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sudden and large increase in the price
of white paper.
Fire in the Wholesale millinery dis
trict OF Philadelphia destroyed Prop
erty valued at 100000. Clara Cohen.
aged 20. was killed and several other
people were injured.
Rumors reach Durbsn that Gen.
Cronje has surrendered 5000 Beers
and that 100 Beers have been killed
and wounded, among the latter being
Gen. CronJe. Also that Ladysmith has
been relieved.
The president has about decided up
on the other three members OF the
Philippine commission. They will be
Henry G.. Idc, of Vermont; Gen. Luke
+. Wright. of Tennessee, and Prof.
Bernard Moses. of California.
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Preached Memorial Sermon.

ashington, Feb. 27.-At the Metro
l'an Methodist Episcopal church
IAoP John +. Hurst preached a
mortal sermon at a special service
y IN honor and remembrance OF
mop John p. Newman. Notwith-
holng the wind and cold the aud
mum was filled to the doors. Pres
III Mckinley was an interested aud
bishop Newman served the Met
'ohlan church for two terms.
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Winter Wheat Injured.

Moweaqua, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-A blizzard
prevailed throughout central Illinois.
The mercury dropped about 40 de-
grees. and unsheltered stock suffered
severely. The winter wheat is thought
to be slightly injured.
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,,,x Retire From the Ring.

Now York, Feb. 27.-"Tom" Shark
ey 6 out with a statement TO the
efrec,. that if he cannot arrange a
match with Bob" Fitszimmons or
lanes J. Jeffries, he will retire
from the ring. The Sailor says he
will not fight Mccoy again.
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The shinping subsidy BIII.

Washington. Feb. 27.-At the open
ing of Mondays session Of the senate,
Mr.. Frye (Me.) reported from the
committee on commerce the shipping
subsidy bill. He announced that a
written report would be presented
later to accompany the bill.
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p. Cronjs's Men Are Well Pro-
tected by Borrowing in
the River Bank.
uI.'posF PQSlrlsNS AFFORDED.
j, Can Hold Out for Some Time Yet
Without Surrendering or Be-
ing Annihilated.
all Bodies Of nsers Apparently
Ara Able 90 s.ske Their Escape
Notwith.tnndinR Lord Rob-
erts' Close Investment.

\ ondon. Feb. Eff the latest dis
k,hes from Paardeberg throw any
IT, on the situation. they show that
h. Cronje's forces have far more
..ectjon from Field Marshal Lord
sbcrts heavy fire than the first dis
H. indicated \ special dispatch
b. Paardebcrg, published in the
bond edition of the Daily Chronicle
II dated Saturday, February "A,
E..
r. balloon has discovered the en-
h. we'll covered by a system of
srrowing in the river bank, which
kcmblcs a rabbit-warren and affords
tn-proof positions"
hhis. perhaps, more than any other
fcumstauce, explains why, what is
bkcd upon here as Gen. Cronje's
kth struggle, is prolonged. Thus it
Il not be much of surprise if Mon
h. or anyhow Tuesday, which is the
Eiycrsary Of Maiuba hill, pass with
n being marked by the surrender or
kihilation Of the gallant band so
krwhclmingly hemmcd in. though
4 closcncss Of the Investment ap-
krs opcn 10 criticism. Small bodies
kBoers. apparently. are able to make
I Itir escape. causing comparison here
nwcen the Beers methods of invest
knt. with their quickly dug, sur
nlnding trenches. impossible barbed
h.. etc. and those of the British.
D. military critics. though little
atcr informed as to the commander
khicfs' motives than the pubic,
\ inclined to the view that though
! main cause of the prOlOngatiOn
IA he i'aardcbcrg tragedy undoubtcd-
&onsists in Lord Roberts being un-
Eling 10 risk the great loss of life
kich an assault would entail, his de-
is also prompted by the subsis-
~ motive of attracting to Paarde-
IA as many reinforcing and rellev-
4 Boer units as will come, feeling
bong enough to treat them as Gen.
Hbert treated Gen. Buller's at
&pts TO relieve Ladysmith. I'm other
erls, Lord Roberts holds position
nost analogous with that held so
b. by the Beers at Ladysmith.
b Gen. Cronie is reported TO have
knty of food, the plan of starving
b out can scarcely avail. so Lord
pheris must either wait until his
hmunition, which is said TO be short,
ns out. or those of Gen. CrOnie's
fces. who are counselling surrender,
kvail. So indefinite is the infOrma-
n that either of these alternatives
by occur at any moment. In the
fanwhile. Lord Roberts engineers
h sapping steadily towards the BOer
agcr, and. according 10 special
b. Paardeberg. dated Sunday, Feb
b. -. the Gordon is gradually
Owing closer.
g.. Buller's march on Ladysmith
P'eng marked 10y sharp fighting. \
Rtcrmaritzburg dispatch of Mon
D. date. says he is still heavily en-
b. in fighting. In Groblers kloof.
u Butler seems to have discovered
AOmet's nest.
y Cape Colony the British arms are
Badly advancing.
farhley-East is now in their posses
pn' according TO dispatch from
b district, the Beers cvacuating
b place, retrea,ing on Ladygrey and
Fing President Steyn for reinforce
pits TO prevent their surrender.
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Gave a Farewell Dinner.

Berlin, Feb. 27.-Percy Martin. for
merly of Columbus, o., gave farewell
dinner at the Hotel Metropole. He is
about to leave Berlin for Milan, where
he will assume the management of the
Thomas-Houston electric works.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-01
Father and Four Children Drowned

Providence, r. l., Feb. 26.-A TRACE
dy happened off Naragansett Pier
when the barge Gen. Wiley foundered
during a southeast gale. Capt. Harold
and four little children were drowned
in spite of all attempts to save them.
The mother of these children was
drowned last summer in the Hudson
river
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-01
A Minister Resigns.

Monmouth, H., Feb. 27.-Rev. I. w
Campl,ell. DID,, pastor of the Second
presb yterian churcn of this city, has
rendered his resignation, to take ef'
feet July /. He has been pastor -
wears. and he resigns expecting to
retire from regular pastoral work.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-01
Death of Prof. HOvey.

New York, Feb. 27.-Richard Ho-
vey, the poet, professor of English
literature in Barnard college, is dead
in this city, of apopleXy' aged 35
wears. He was born in Normal, ILL.,,
and was a son of Charles Edward Ho-
vey, president of the Illinois state
normal university
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-01
Adm. Dewey's Prize Money.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The United
States court of claims Monday rem
dered decision on the claim OF Adm.
Dewey for prize money on account OF
the destruction OF the Spanish fleet
in Manila harbor. The court decided
against the admiraps contention that
the enemy's force was superior
to his and awarded him $3.50.
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Warrants for Bank Officers

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 2j.-Warrants
were issued Saturday for the arrest
Of the president, cashier and direct
ors of the aefunct Mullanphy savings
bank, charged with wrecking that in
stitution by criminal negligence.
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Passenger Train Wrecked.

Montgomery, Ala, Feb. ga l.. &
N. passenger train from New Orleans
' vas wrecked by an open switch near
F,omaton. A Negro fireman was kill
cd Another fireman was probably IA
ta,1y injured and Engineer John COINS
xvas badly hurt.
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Will Profit by the Boer War.

Berlin. Feb. 27.--In German circles
IL is believed that the lessons taught
bv the Boer war will make a large in
crease necessary in the German caval-
~ and will also lead to a thorough
change of cavalry tactics, eliminating
masse charges, of which Emperor Will
liam showed himself so fond at the re-
cent army manoueyers.
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Hibernians sympathire with Beers

Nashville, Tenn, Feb, 27.--The Hi
bernian Benevolent Society OF this
city adopted resolutions of sympathy
with the Beers in their war with
Great Britain.
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Blackfoot, Ida, Feb. 27.-The demo-
cratic, silver republican and populist
committees met at Idaho Falls and oe-
clared for union of all silver forces
In the state.
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decided in Seven Rounds.

New York, Feb. 24.-Joe Walcott'
the Barbadoes Negro, received the de-
cision over Joe Choynski, of Califor'
MIA, in the seventh round of what was
TO have been a 25-round bout before
the Broadway athletic club.
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Did Escort Duty to Lafayette.

Northampton, Mass, Feb. 26.-B. T.
Cook, who as captain of New York
militia did escort. duty to Gen. La
fayette on his trip up the Hudson
river in 1924, died here, aged e7 years
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,o,aon Tbenter Destroyed

London, Fen. 27.-The Grand the
ater. where Sir Henry Irving and
other stars have been in the habit OF
beginning provincial tours, was gut
ted by fire Monday morning. Arson
is suspected. The theatrical wardrobes
and properties were lost.
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Transferred to Russia.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The Japan
ese minister to the United States,
Mr.. Kutaro Komura, has been noti-
fed by cable from Japan of his APP
pointment as minister to Russia. lie
will leave for st. Petersburg about
ADril Is.
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'"o'her Transport From cusa.

|.w York. Feb. 27.-The United
1" " transport Sedgwick arrived
= . ana, Ma'alzas, Cienfuegos and Ha.
I'm "i'h ~ cabin passengers and 4e
hsa ~'ssu soldiers. .he sedgwick al
I,a y.ought a quantity o. baggage, 8.
' bodies and s23oooo in specie.
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Toledo, O., Feb. .t.--Depnis MCGEE,
proprietor OF the Burnett house here,
fell through the hotel elevator shaft
from the third story to the basement
and was almost instantly 'Sillsd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12

tested, Japan having applied for a con-
cession to work certain gold mines.
Fayne Moore, who was tle central
figure in the celebrated tri2' in New
York few months ago, cha. res being
preferred against her by Martin Mahon,
a hotel proprietor. since deceased, is
now the center OF attraction in George
Edwards rhe Messenger Boy. appear
ng at the Gaiety, London
The Picking correspondent of the
Daily Mali says: Ii Hung Chang
viceroy of Canton, recently wired the
Chinese authorities that Ksng Yu Wei,
he reformer, had ordered 5000 uni
forms in Hongkong.. The empress
dowager was much alarmed by the
news and Ii Hung Chang has sent a
formal protest to the British governor
of HOngkong against permitting Kang
Yu Wei's propa.Nnda.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12
NOT A LOVER OF CLASSICS.

Who bought that music box?" and
the man Of the house stood in the CEN
ter of the family circle as he glared
about him.
49, brayely said the eldest daughter,
who is studying domestic economy by
practicing it. eve had no music in the
house, and | knew you'd object to pay
ing tor a piano
oh you did. You knew did you?
Well, I'll just serve personal notice on
you that I'd rather buy brass band
or a church organ than squander
money on that thing What's it play
ing now"
That's a tarantelle.
Just about as pleasant to have
around as tarantula. What other
tortures does the thing grind out?"
There is Beethoven sonata. Isn't
it delicious? 1t is all classical music,
Chopins impromptus, Moskowski's
Il thought a good deal of it was in
Polish"
Oh, papa, don't be absurd. All you
have to do is to get disc perforated
with the tune you want put it in there
and start the box to going"
That's it, is it? Well, if you want to
keep the thing in the same house with
me you lay in Money Musk, We Kept
the Pig in the Parlor Old Dan Tuck
err We Won't Go Home Till Morning,
and a few more gems among the old
familiars. like the eight-hands- round
business and balance all. There's just
as much sense to this foreign music
as there would be to hire a lot of Hot
tentots, Greeks, Filipinos, and Spani-
ards to come in here and tell funny
stories in their native language"
Just write down what you want,
papa, and he was content.-DetroIt
Free Press.
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have supplemented it with the an
nouncement OF gifts in cash and land
aggregating more than $2000,000.
Rev Joseph NJ. Alque, director of the
observatory at Manila, who is now in
Washington engaged in business Of the
government, has issued a statement in
reply to Bishop Henry G. Potter and
his secretary, Rev. Percy 5. Grant,
regarding affairs in the Philippines.
The bishop charged Catholic priests
with extorting heavy sums of money
from the natives.
In Michigan republicans won in
Hastings, ST. Joseph, Benton Harbor,
Grand Haven, East rawas, Eaton
Rapids, Holland Mason, Muskegon
Manistee, Kalamazoo, Midland, Battle
Creek Marine City, and Coldwater;
democrats in Ann ArboT, Menominee
Adrian, st. Clair, Pontiac, Petoskey
Hudson, Ludington, Lansing, St
Ignace Niles. Yysilani Alpena, Big
Rapids. Dowagiac, Flint and Albion;
Independent, Marquette Escanaba
Traverse City, Gladstone, Charlotte
and Hilsdale. In Ohio republicans won
in Cincinnati, Xenia, Cleveland, Pr
qua, riffin, lronton and Massillon;
democrats in Dayton, Columbus
Mansfield, and Wooster.
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no less than three distinct races. and
these again are divided into eighty-four
tribes, differing from each other in
language, ,ustoms and laws and sun
dered by ancestral jealousies and
feuds OF the eighty-four tribes men
toned, seven may be fairly rated as
civilized
A prize of $500 has been offered by
an English book publisher for the first
correct guess of the date on which the
BritishBoer treaty of peace will be
signed
Bald heads and clean-shaven faces
are healthy, according to a Philadel-
phia physician. He says that danger
Although the Cossacks maintain
nearly 10000 fighting men and can
muster $4,000 in an emergency. there
are but 440 of them engaged in busi
ness.
February was the first month since
1866 in which there was no new moon,
and another month without new
moon will not come for many years.
Bears are so destructive to cattle In
some parts of Colorado that farmers
are offering rewards of $50 to 5000 for
particularly dangerous beasts.
Salmon skins are used by the Eskimo
of Alaska for making proof
shirts and boots They also make
Jackets out of Goldfish skins
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12
BITS.

A member of the British parliament
who has recently returned from a trip
TO China says that in a densely pu-
lated povince 1,600 miles up the Yang
tse River the people had never heard
OF the war with Japan
Searchlights are used with satsfac-
tory results by New York firemen. It
is noted that the most dangerous part
OF the freman's work comes after the
fire is subdued and he is compelled to
work in the dark.
4 bell is rung at sunset at Seoul,
Korea, and after that time men
found on the street are liable to be
fiogged Women, however. are allowed
70 20 about as usual
According to st Louis judge, IL a
man is locked out by his wife he may
chop down the door If necessary TO gain
entrance
The Beers sent request to Lady
smith Christmas day for the loan OF
whisky, but the request had to be re-
fused