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The daily news., 1900-03-23
MACHINISTS' STRIKE
IS ON IN CLEVELAND
Two Thousand Men Refuse to
Go to Work.
MANY MILLS SHUT DOWN

More Than FIFTY Firms All cted by
the IroubI- - Union Officers Will
Make Strike General Unless Their
D-ntndsA Are Acc-d-d To.
CLEVELAND, March - After voting z
for over four hours IN secret session as
, O'Clock this morning 800 machinisrs
of Cleveland. both union and nonunion
men, unanimously dec arsd a strike.
Ia accordance with tbs decision reached
at tns meeting, the machinists en-
rloyed in more than 80 establishments
LAID down their tools at o'clock this
morning. IL Is stated that about ?. OO0
men are oct, including union and non.
union men.
Should the strike continue for q few
days several thousand additional men
ia other trades dependent GU the ma
chIuIsts will becoms idle. The strikers
declare they Will remain nrm Tor .
D hour day.
President Mcdonald of the mechanics
has Issued the following statement:
If she y hour day Is not granted By
the employers OF maChlniSts throughouE
the country by April there Will be .
general strike involving 20. 900 mschIn-
rats aud NOS . wheel will be tucned un-
til shat concession 10 made. The sTTiks0
now IN operation in Chicago. Cleveland,
Columbus and other cities, have 80 far
encouraged the machinists Of the United
States 10 make general demand for .
y hour day and unless the prssent strike
is speedily adjusted. it will be very hard
TO prevent a general movement.
kilograms are pouring In from all
sectlOnS OF the country asking permis-
sIon TO make the strike general aud II
the officers or the National Metal Trades
Assem- oily can be induced to- meet n IN
spirit OF fairness. without imposing
unreasonable conditions TO their prOpO-
sItIOns, a general strike can be averted.
II the employees. however. insist that
ali these strikes must be declared on
for q conference before they would
consider the proposition of arbitration
en- amIcab.e adjustment cannot b
looked for "
PresIlent O'COnnell left here for
Erie. Pa. where ne expects 20 confer
with President Seldom OF the National
Metal Trades association with view TO
bringing about settlement of the
strike.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Or. HUNTER INQUIRE ILL.

Surgeon Who Amputated JAckson's
Arm STRICKEN With PnrAtysIs.
RICHMAND, March - DIR. Hunter
Mcclure. the chief surgeon of Stone
wall Jockson's staff during the war.
and one of the best known physicians
and surgeons in the south. mas been
IElGksn with paraly is and his condi.
tlOn is alarming. DR.. Mcclure Is 90
years old and ms health mas Oeen fail
ing for several years. His present at
TACK came upon him while driving from
his hOme TO MS pr.va.e hospital In this
city.
DR.. Mcclure amputa;ed Jackson 8
arm after the latter was wounded at
CnancellorsvllIe, and was with the
great commander when he died at
Guinea Station.
>nwmiII amd Limb r. Company.
RALEIGH. March 22-A charter has
been granted 20 the Southern Sawmill
and Lum be- company, principal offices
III Philadelphia and Lumbsrton, y. c..
capital $500. 900; owners, the Atlantic
Seaboard company OF Philadelphia. 1t
will buy timber land and operate saw
mills IN Robson and other southern
counties IN North Carolina.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
WAS INSPIRED BY SALISBURY.

Reported That British Premier SuR-
grsted American Intervention.
WASHINGTON, March 29 The Repub-
lican administration is not q little dis
turbed by the latest suggestion concern
ing its international diplomacy, q sug.
gestion that comes direct from London.
This is that the recent action OF the
president in suggesting to Lord Sails.
bury the possibility of intervention -
In South Africa was in reality inspired
by the British foreign Office, and that
il is another evidence OF the close rela-
tionship existing between the politicians
in control of the two governments.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
GOV, STEUNENBERG
ON WITNESS STAND
r. appears Before the Cuer
d'Alene Commission.
STATE OF WAR EXISTED

DE- ..f .-mati3n Was such as 20 Lead
d.. ,a Ihis CoucIusiOn-GIv-s Ills
-.. .t Rn4Ir aud His Can For Fed
.rs. As.
. -..>gr3N. March 22-Unusual il.
.-... a.-4olsd 10 the Cuer d'A.ene IN
,.-..-..lu as rhe prosecution, after
.-.-...us testimony almost uninter-
-..-... tar ave weeks. gave way 70
-.-use
.-uar Steunenb berg Of Idaho was
... ..,- wItress called 10 rebut the
-.- which have been made. The
...aau.u was conducted by J. Z.
a.-v. one Of the counsel for the de-
Pee
v-rnOr S;eunen burg read mum Der
@ grams received prior 70 the blow
~ ~ the Bunker Hlll mine and
taslag ND 70 that event On April %
.--lyrIck BurbridRe OF the Bunker Hall
l le autographed that an armed mob
"a stopped the Banker Hui men from
rang aud calling for protection 70
re property. He also read many tsle-
grams showing the steps taken 60 main
an order. The governor suggesSed
--oItratIon % differences between the
zen Mr. Burbrldge stated that there
w4s nothing 10 arbitrate, and again
. ei FOR protection.
"a Aprl. 20, the day Of the blowing up
-1e mIne, Governor Steuueu berg said
-s-ersIved 81 1897 o clock that morning
O -.spstch from Mr.. Burbridge stating
"a, al the miners OF Canyon Greek
Lad ala on and were coming toward
MARINER 20 menace the Bunker Hill
-E Tins was accom- panied by an
..tr request for protection. Other
.- -e--ms were received. first stating
-aar an armed force had taken posses
I'd NJ the railway tracks at Wardner
au. Zen stating that the rioters had
-.. '.-a ID the Bunker Hill mill: that
...r aai placed dynamite under the
-. aud that IL would be blown un.
>.r- Young also telegraphed nIm
Nardner that tie mall was blown
b.. ta. giving the gravity OF the sItua-
... Llrer the governor said he sent 4
...A-rn % the president for federal
... s- tne Idaho troops were absent n
Pc ..llpplnes.
.." EbfrTlHT eA.Q le uaQ Deen Ia
. -t1 tne Cuer q 'Alene excitement.
3D.. .-,uE unable 10 20 IN person, be
.-.- . substitute 10 the scene OF dis
-.a- Da AorIl 80 Mr.. Sinclair teie.
---..st ~uCgestlng that the president
.-..1 e. rlsn troops from the nolr-
.,. .sa.a. q i0,t tie also telegraphed
...- 90 Ias thoroughly investigated
..- Deed ot martial Jaw; that nine
r...- 9 tle CIuZ-ns favored martial
aE. .ta: the local administration Of
-.. Az was a farce; that people were
-..... -u tr~uty. and that masked men
wee l.-.wIuE about the town terror
-s .-.ar.-.
Many l6s kilograms showing the eK.
- leveiopments from day 20 day.
Pro- a-Il.ug OF the people, the making
arrests aud the proclamation OF the
. vernon were read On tnIs infOrma-
..- fl- governor said he had his own
a..> edge ~ affairs for SIX years. IN
..-..aE repeated outrages. with appar-
--ts a EFF lrt 20 apprenend the guilty
-a-'-- lie considered a state OF war
Aat ATE ot reUelnOn existed at the
.s-- .' the dIsJur bancss.
The daily news., 1900-03-23

MEMPHIS, March %. - Lieber Kahl
has been thrown out Of temporary train
ing and J. W. Schorr Processes to be-
lieve that the 1895 derby winner will
not face the starter FOR some time. J..
{. Craven's Crocket also pulled up lame
Yesterday after being breezed. Eliza
beth Klein. the most favored OF the
present day candidates for Tennessee
Oaks honors. was sanJ the circle OF the
track yesterday IN l:i6i2 Ia the after
noon Streame- ana W OvertOn nego-
tisted the saIse route together IN I.443
Oyerton finished 10 the good by c couple
OF lengths.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Railroad Men CumIag south.

MEMPHIS March %. notable party
will arrive in Memphis Friday morning
over the Illinois Central. The party
will consist OF locomotive engineers
from the New York Central railroad
system. aud together with their fam
lilies will make party Of about 10 peo-
pie. They left Buffalo. March 20. on q
special train. They are on pleasure
trip through the south and far west.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
TO Be- lNAUGURATtD JULY /.
Rural Free Mail Delivery Along the
Georgia Star Rnutr.

G-Or2in Star Rnufr.
WASHINGTON. March - Rural free
mail delivery will sooH be established
IN Georgia
The second assistant postmaster gen
eral, in iettsr sent TO the members of
Ihe Georgia delegation, has asked if
they desired this service III their dis
trIcts. aud they have NOTICED him that
they dId. Tue new service Is scheduled
TO go into effect July /. Under it the
carriers delivering the mails along what
are known Is the star routes will be re.
quired TO deposit the mail Of patrons in
sucn mail boxes as they may provide
along the route.
This new plan will carry the benefits
of tree delivery TO a large portion Of the
people III the country aud Is q long
stride toward u complets Tree delivery
system
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Atlanta T.. xriI- Machine Works.

ATLANTA. March 22.-SecFetary I. Il
Martin Of the Atlanta Business Men .
league has issued lengthy prospectus
setting forth In detail the plan to estab.
lIsh here a plant for the manufacture
Of textile machinery. OF the 500, OOO
necessary TO be raised in Atlanta IN or.
der 10 secure the location of the plant
In this city. more than half the amount
has already been subscribed.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Crnir LnwIs UnconstttutionaI.

RALEIGH, March 22.-SuperiOr Court
Judge Undertake has decided the Craig
law unconstitutional. This is the Law
enacted last year by the legislature al
an attempt TO prevent the transfer oi
cases from state to federal courts The
case now comes on appeal to the su'
preme court, which. 1t is believed, viii
sustain the court below.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
manufacturers VIII Resist.

New YORK. March 22.-The threat OF
western leaders of organized labor 20
tie up machine shops throughout the
country on account o, the y-hCur day.
mas had such weight with the local
mem bers of the National Metal Trades
association as to cause them TO take i'm
mediate steps toward organization. The
new organization. when completed, will
include the machine manufacturers OF
this city and adjacent towns.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
The Striking NIachinists.

CLEVELAND, March ga largely
attended and enthusiastic meeting
of the striking machinists was held
this morning. According TO reports
received, more men are out to-day
than there were yesterday. 1t i
claimed that there are no less than
l7Gu out.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
FOI Over Fifty Years.

VI RS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over nifty ears by millions Of
mothers for their children while tsethtnE.
with perfect success. 1t soOthes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best rem' dy for DiarrhOea.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie. BE sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOW's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
1HE NEBRASKA PLATFORM.

>s.l'ar Illlman says It Has No Bear
lax On Parry Policy.
".-rfNsToS. March %. - Speaking
70 .-- Nebraska platform Senator TIll-
-ia Avs d, was built 60 Sult the eKi-
,-- lei. % the party IN Nebraska. and
b. Intended 70 bs binding on the party
"a .-a national campaign. On the
"--.-. -- sad. It was . pretty good
'-t .. d PLATFORM. but there is not the
ss.-as- laucer OF the objectionable
.'.'l--s eng incorporated in the na.
.,a. 3 a1t1rm.
~-a4- 2 I.l.mAn said that Mr. Bryan
-...r.Aa1> pretty wei. what the wishes
Pa raaE aud file OF the Democracy
..- t.. --at be Will govern himself &C
The daily news., 1900-03-23
BRITISH REPULSED
WITH HEAVY LOSS
Gatacre Meets Defeat at the
Hands of Oliver.
SYNMAN QUITS MAFEKING

His Forces Are Advancing Toward
Lorbatsi-CO.oneI Bodle Meets aud
Repulses Enemy Near PAIthugo Az
ter Brisk Encounter.
PRETORIA. March 22-The Beers, led
by General Oliver, nave engaged the
British troops under General Gatacre in
the vicinity of Bethuen. repulsing the
British. who have lost many men.
Burghers are arriving here IN great
numbers. General De Wet has arrived.
Desultory firing with Colonel Plum
mer's column has occurred near Cab
erones
The daily news., 1900-03-23
FEARS ARE ENTERTAINED
That PIummer Will Not he Able to
R-ach Mafrktng.

LONDON. March 22.-The reports Of
skirmlshing near Oebatsi, while ap.
parently not inhicting any serious loss
on Colonel Plummer's columns, cause
grave anxiety here in regard to his abil-
ity to reach Mafeking
Further news from that quarter is
Anxiously awaited, for in the six days
that have elapsed since the last mes
sages were sent of q serious engage
ment might have occurred, but not Of
Plummer's seeking.
The Beers seem determined not TO
give up their prey at Mafeking without
q fierce struggle
The daily news., 1900-03-23
South Carolina Enterprise.

COLUMBIA. 5. O., March 22.-The
Charleston Savings institution has filed
notice with the secretary of state of the
increase OF its capital from $50, 900 to
{ 'UO UO0 4 commission has been is
sued 70 the Co.um Ola Paper company Of
this CITY. The company proposes to
deal IN paper and paper gOOIs and con.
duct a printing hthographIug ami
binding business.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
voLNEY v. ASHFORD DEAD.
Was Once L-EsI Adviser Of the Ha-
Waiiau Throne.

OAKLAND. Cal. March 22-Yolney
Y. Ashford, formerly a prominent po-
litical Agitator and revolutionist. is
dead at his residence in this city. He
had been i'll some time. He was legal
adviser TO the Hawaiian crown for
many years.
After the dethronement OF Queen
LillukAlAnA he was prominently identi-
fed with the movement TO restore the
monarchy. He was sentenced 10 one
years Imprisonment. but was pardoned
on condition that ne would Ieave the
cOuuLFY.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
VIII Meet June 10.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 2z-ThS
Democratic state executive committee
met here at Hotel Rathbun today and
after brief discussion named June 10
as the date of the state convention and
Jackson uills As the place.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Don't Pay $40 and $50

for SEWING MACHINES when you
can buy the best make with al the
late improvements al y. VI. PRYOR =
Bargain Furniture House, for from
Si9 to $50. Our household furniture
i equally as cheap. Call and see
the big stock.
The daily news., 1900-03-23

ALNOETH, March =. 2.-C0mrandant
Olivier left Smljhdeid two hoc-s before
the British scouts arrived. He only
accompany nun. mostly insurgent col.
onIsts. The Free Sraters refused to 20
with MIN and are returning to the
farms.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
A VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
An Interesting suit la the Atlanta
City Court.

ATLANTA. March - Tho jury in the
case of Giovanni Ferrario against H. Il
Smith q Co, before Judge II NJ Reid
in the first division of the city court.
found for the plaintiff The verdict
was for g.. 500 principal. 81. 1919. u inter
est and 81 protest Zee, making a total Of
s. sos u
The plaintiff Is a resident OF Milan,
Italy, and he alleged that A. y. Ivan
clch, residing IN Austria. nenr the ltal-
ian border, was a partner of H. II.
Smith. 1t was charged that IvRnclcn
had borrowed s.. 900 from Ferrario.
giving him three promissory notes, all
signed II. II. Smith & Co.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Nrtherland. Decline to Intercedc.

TIE HAGUE. March - After more
deibsratiUn the government has re-.
ported a reply TO Presidents Steyn and
Kruger regretting that 1t was unable 70
comply with their request for interven-
ton in the South African war after the
formui declaration Of the British gov.
eminent mat intervention would not
ha ccenfa BE.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Colsou Makes Denial.

FRANKFORT. KY. March 22-An sur
thOrized statement Of Colonel David g.
Colson has been given out in which 10
il stated that he knows nothing OF she
alleged confession OF SergeAnT 4. w.
Golden or Berry Howard.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Bank OF EaxIand's Profits.

LoSDoS. March 22.-At the general
court of the Bank Of England the gov
ernor announced that the profits for six
months ending Feb. 2S were $3.50. I49
and a dividend of psr cent was de-
clarad
The daily news., 1900-03-23

,E.r5A. March 22-J. Bukof-
o. las szer ami Adolph Mathis Of
.- .r. VIth ". b Davis OF Lenier
... sr1ert Wolfhelm OF BellfOn-
aave purchased the large
81 East Chattanooga. erected
year, ago for a shoe factory.
...:osuC it for a hosiery man
N-G.um grade hosiery Will
t..ur-d. The capital stock Of
llv j. $50. 600.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Train Wrecker Arrested.

HoPKINsvnLE. KY. March e De-
tective Fritz this morning arrested Tom
McCalm. a negro. on a charge Of at
tempting to wreck a Louisville and
Nashville train. Other arrests will fol-
low
The daily news., 1900-03-23
ONION Onntatinns.

New YORK, March 23.-Cottor
is quoted to-day as follows: May.
81; August, 9.l7; September, 5 40;
January. : ~.
The daily news., 1900-03-23

Pain Killer. 50 justly celebrated wa-
introduced 20 the public about ~ixty
wears ago. and now enjoys "A popu-
larity uneqalled by any other medi-
cine. For the cure of Gysenterv.
ch"ler moTbuS. rheumatism. coughs
and colds. scalds, burns, etc. it i
withodtan equal. Sold by all drug
giSts. Avoid substitutes, there l.
but ona Pain-KilleI, Perry Davis =.
Price 25c. and Doc.
The daily news., 1900-03-23

PRICKLY ASH BITTERs cures dis
eases OF the Kidney. Cl-anse- and
strengthens the liver. stomach and
bow l.. For -ale by Hannah Bros.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
We are Sole Agents For

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The daily news., 1900-03-23
Furniture at ell Prices.

fling dining room tables
rfIcr~. also stoves. bed
.-.lu-~. kitchen safes. ana
....r-t- with bread boards.
flour. and drawers for
.t,u~ils and tableware.
,Namine them at q. NJ
3 .--aia Furniture House.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
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T,a,,s I.,.xsr!va R-omo QulLina Tablets. A.
s-r5.r.-,-ts refund The muu-N = lt Tell q
sure. D. ". groves signature l- ,n eacl
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Your Credit is Good

For anything in our house. We bave
a large assortment Of COuchc-. Bed
Lounge. Toilet SETS and Bedroom
Suites. Iron Bed-teads at 81 up.
O. VI. PRGOR'S
Bargain Furniture House.
The daily news., 1900-03-23
Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup cures any case Of brou

chitis, lung affection and grippe. Physi
clans prescribe this relishle remedy. and
druggists recommend il; because il never
fails 10 cure, and costs but > cents a bottl=
The daily news., 1900-03-23

.. --~ult II his splendid
I.Gas.ltable will and ue-
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mach. Liver. Kidneys ana
..- Hut # order. II YOU
qualities aud the success
.-. u-y Dr. Kings New Lie
lay develop every power of
Body. Only 25c AZ W. \.
.~ drug store.
The daily news., 1900-03-23

The best 3 cent Cigar
on the market is the
DURHAM. Try them at
D'Alemberte's.
The daily news., 1900-03-23

.-Old Hermitage" AZ Eugene Arbo-
The daily news., 1900-03-23

Gold Medals to HARPER whi>key
ar N4,y Orleans * Worlds Fair Chi
.r1yo Try il. You vii! endorse the
Judges verdict.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-10-11

war began that we could not have ended it by promising the Filipinos what we have promised the Cubsns. Can any one say why we should not deal with both alike? Why we should not have made the same promise to both? Is our course to be reconciled with our traditions, our professions at the outset of the war, or even with the canons of morality and decency? Test it by the ten commandments and ask If these do not apply. Gan we kill, steal and coYet if only our victims are weaker and of color different from our own?
 Tho truth has been told by one man, and he was selected by the president us one of the commission to represent this country in the Philippines. It was Col. Denby who said: The cold, hard, practical question alone remains will the possession of these islands benefit us as nation? If it will not, let them free tomorrow, and let their peoples if they please cut each others threats"
 Let us answer this question in the words of Charles Sumner:
 There is grandeur in justice and peace beyond anything ln material aggrandizement, beyond anything in war. am not insensible to the com mercial and material prosperity of my country. But there is something above these It is the honor and good name of the republic, now darkened by act of wrong.'
 Let every voter resolve that this stain shall be removed, and that the Filipinos shall have all that we have promised the Cubans, so far at least as his vote can secure these results.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-10-11

For sprains, swellings and lsmeness there Is nothing so good as Chamber lains pain balm. Try it. For sale by H c Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-10-11

Blue Grass whisky, l3 years old, at c. $. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-10-11
THE PHILIPPINES.
Are We Right in Holding
 the Islands
MOOREFIELD STOREY SAYS, NO.
A Clear and Convincing Statement. Alliance with Aguinaldo, Record from Official Sources shows
 Deceit and Dishonor.
 "Our Plaln Duty.

Ky the Hon Nooracld Storey of Boston, ex. nL eslaenL ot the American Bar nssOeiation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-18
NEWS FROM ROBERTS.
Promises Some Favorable British
News In t'e Future.

Promises Some Favorable Briish
News In tle Future.
London. April l9'--(nl0 p. milne
war office has received the following dis
patch from Lord Roberts dated Bloemfon-
TEN, Tuesday, April II our force at
Wepener is still surrounded, but 1t is re-
ported that the enemy are attacking in a
very half-hearted manner ans ere anxious
about their communications hearing that
forces are approaching Wepener from wo
dlrections--one under General Rumble via
Reddsrshurg, aand another under General
Brabant, with General Harris brigade IN
support, via RouXvllle,.
ION the reoccupation Of Rockville, April
Is. the few Beers there retired and GEN
eral Brabant made some important ar
rests.
violent storms of rain have some-
what interferred with the march of these
columns, but 1t is hoped they will soon
be able to make their presence more de-
cidedly felt, r
General Settle reports from kenhardt'
April ii, that 200 Transvaalers made a
determined attack the previous day on
Dopasport, held by party of Orpon =
Horse. Our losses were two killed and
one wounded. The enemy's losses must
have been heavy. as they applied to Va
for doctors and an ambulance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-18
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

KINGSTON, Jamaica--News received here
from Colombia says that two big battles have
been fought at Matamundo and Pradera,
where the rebel forces were completely routed,
a largo number being killed.
CITY or MEXICo--Advices from the prln-
cpal cotton buyers and mill owners state
that as yet there has been no definite move
on the part of those of the latter who are
short on raw material to make up the quan-
tltiy required 10 run their mills through till
next November at present prices.
TUCSON. Ariz.-Advices to the Star from
lIermoEillo. Sonora, Mexico, say Governor
Luis Torres has settled the Yaqui trouble
in his state
SAN FRANcISCo-The Philippine commits
sionors sailed on the transport Hancock. The
Hancock will stop at Honolulu, Yokohama and
Hong Kong en- route to Manila
BALTIMoRE-The Equitable National bank
of this city has concluded a deal whereby
IL absorhs the First National bank ana the
two institutions will be merged Just as soon
as the legal formalities can be complied with.
LAKE CHARLES. La.-Dr. Lamkin held a
special service Monday night at the Baptisl
church where a number OF candidates we're
baptized. The meeting he conducted was IN
every sense success.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.--Populists of Tennessee
met here In State convention aud engaged In
a stormy session. After much taik Il was
decided to send delegates to the middle uf the.
road National convention at Cincinnati.