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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
WALL PAPER.

MOTIF .= tEe man ven want to see whenever yoW
nave F5lHs TO br Papcred Nolte has the
T,sgesf. hln,~oHest paper. Noltc always does the
very flare. worb. And Nolte charges only s. up.
Fiue pair,jas sq-Iliy low. =. q. NOLTE. So
r. e. No BRANCH. ia6-u
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FOR SALE-EOTS,

SPRING approaching: let's on andrrit Road:
monthly payments single fare: big improve
mentS CLARK BROS, COS 18th st. jd7.5t
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

DtslNEsSs tEtaNtESs
! FOR SNE-Co Confectionery store, on business
thorcughtJrc; excellent soda water and Ice
| cream trade; very cheap Address CARRIER I53.
Iae-%t,cm
| WANTED-For cash customers. cigar store. re-.
taurant and notion store, at once BUSI-
| NESS Bt REAL, 1900 New York ave. NV jaS-3t
! WANTED Milk route. horse, wagon etc: 10
attention paid unless lowest cash price and
full particulars arc given. Address BON 1872
this Office. 1t
FOR SALE, old-c,tsblishcd cigar. stationery. and
newspaper store, with pool table; complete;
Goo II II. ne. monthly business S215; invoice S!00
viii sell for S225; owner leaving city. asst
TOR SALE-Crcat bargain: a business corner in
NV; occupied bakery and confec-
tionery: including fixtures and oven; price, Sl3
600, if sold within 10 days; Will psy 10 per cent
net on Investment; S5,0e0 cash required. Address
OWNER 1911 ii st. NV. ja7-3t
FOR SALE-funch room doing good business III
health Address Bon lbs this Office, ja7-jt
FOR SALE-Furniture of I2-room roomiRg house;
house rents for S3J; income Sl22 per month
Address Bon l2l, this Office. ja7-St
FOR SALE-Small grocery and provision store
q viii sell fixtures separate; cheap rent. iiJ
New York ave NV. ja1-3t
FOR SALE-Lunch room; established years;
outfit cost $500: price, $50; leaving for Cuba.
MEN YORK BI >INkSS BROKERS, 1905 st.
ja.-3l
FOR SME-20 groceries, $500 to 5000; cigar
and stationery store, clearing $50 month;
500 takes it NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
lOO6 St ja7-St
CIGAR STORE Clearing $50 month; sell invoice.
DUNLAP, COG st. ja7-3t
CORNER GROCERY Best cid established busl.
ness in city; absolutely guarantee $40 business;
Investigate. DUNLAP, 9O6 st. Ja7-St
WILL pay cash for a good bun aess of any descrip-
tion ghat is really paying Address Bon I23,
this Office. ia7-3t
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$1,000 every kind OF business; well establish
cd; money makers; if you want to buy, SELL or
exchange any kind OF business see CHALMERS &
CO, Room 9, 6l5-6l7 lith st. my. ja7-3t
FOR SALE-Staple and fancy grocery: corner
stand; NV; ill-health cause of selling: cash
trade: sl50 per month profits laundry agency
pays rent; Will sell for $3.50. Box Ill. this Office.
ja6-Stem acea
FOR sALE-House filled with roomers; good will
and furniture Box l02, this office: ja6-3t,em
FOR sALE-small grocery and cigar store. sos
1lth ST SC. jaG-3t
WANTED Gentleman of intelligence with ss..
000, Join advertiser in business paving p
per cent; references required. Address BOX ss,
this Office ja7-3t
FOR sATE-Lunclroom. a II st. NV jai-et, ,em
THE finest stock system in existence; large
assured income anu guaranteed principal
STOCK BROKERS" T.. o, Box 1854, N Y
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-A splendid 5-room fiat: bath: mod
cOisvenicnccS.
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TYPEwRITERS, s,

CONE IN and do your typewritins, 1oc. Per hour;
preliminary instruction free; ppcwriters rent
ed ter practice st low rates, delivered to yolIr
home; best grade of typewriter ribbons, 55c.: Sc
per dozen. NEWMAN's TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
Gll 9Th ST. NV. oc23-5mo
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily. and tine schedule Of cioeiDgs Is ar
ranged the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending January
IL, the last connecting closes viii be made from
this Office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
M0NDAS-(c) At Ii :0j p. IN. for ITALY, per $.
:. Columbia. from New York, via Naples.
Letters must be directed per 5. COum-
TuEsDAY-(e) At 0:15 r. m. for EUROPE, per
s. 5. st, Louis, from New York, via South
ampton
Co At Hos p. m for BELGIUM direct. per
s. 5. NoordIand, from New York, via Antwerp.
Letters must be directed per :. : Noord-
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SWITZERLAND ITALY, SPAIN, PORTU-
GAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, and BRITISH IN
Ola, per 5. S. La Champagne, from New
York via HayTe. Letters for other parts Of
EUROPE must be directed ''PeT S. s. La
Champagne
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ANDS. per : 5. B0rdeTer, from New York.
FRlDAY-(cD At IL 20 .. M. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per :. 5. Nerkendam. from New York,
via Rotterdam Letters must be directed Per
:. $ Werkcndan."
(c) At II :05 p. m. for EUROPE. per :. :
lucania from New York. via Queenstown.
PRINTED NATTER. ETC--(seTman steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays take Printed
Matter. etc. Tor GERMANY, and specially adj
dressed Printed Matter, etc, for other parts Of
FL ROPE
American ard White star steamers sailing from
New York Wednesdays. German steamers from
New York on Thursdays, and CuHard. French. and
German steamers from New York on Saturdays.
take Printed Matter, etc. for all countries for
which they are advertised 10 carry nails.
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WANTED-AGESTS.

MANIEn-hgcutS. 10 canvas visiting Caul- on
half ynu make; cards written with a pen;
dress r. r.. BALD'S SCHOOL or PENMANsIHP.
1919 Madison ST. ur. 1t
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uE1P wsxTED-NALE a FEMALE.

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for each insertion.
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" ANTFD sSS n Y ave. woman for general
- -, Item
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this hea"
will be inserted for one cent worn
for each Insertion.
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NANTED-By neat Young man. la, apprentice IN
drawing or engraving establishment good
III tUrsshcd. Box 49, tins orhee. Item
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vii. be inserted for one cent a word
fer each insertion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
HELD UP AND ROBBED.
James HuDaDd WaylaiI by Two
Negroes and Relieved CT SO

James Huband. a white man residing at
No. 2So2 0 Street, while on MS way home.
was waya4d and heE.-up by two strange
negroes about ll:30 o'clock last night. One
of the highwayu.s1 showed a revolver in
Huband's S face as ne turned the corner OF
Twenty-secorrd Street and Church Hill
Avenue, ana stenanEted what money HUI
band had The other negro was close at
hand to render such assistance as his con-
federate might need.
Huban1 realizing that he corpad not ho.a
out against such otlis, gave up 50, all the
money he had with him. He was. then
told to hurry out Church Hill Avenue and
not to Iook back on penalty of hss life.
Hubaai compiled lteraiiy with this fn-
junction He did not stop until he reached
Tweaty-n.nth ar1! P Streets, where he
relephonea TO the First Police Station that
ne had been robbed.
Officers are at work on the case, hut no
accurate description Of the thieves has yet
been furnished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
six's-six Candidates We're Returned
Unonpose:l
nr Associated Press !,


LONDON. Sept. 29.-One hundred and
sIxty-ssyen constituencies, returning one
fpGrth Of the membership OF the House of
Commons, TlaEe their nonliEa tons today.
S.Nty-s.x candidates We're returned un0p-
posed. The Min;sterialists aggregate fifty
nine, Liberals i've, and NaIi"nal-sls two.
Among the Interesting personalities on
the Government s.iIe returned to-day with
out opposition We're Joseph Chamberlain,
George Wynfam, the Parliamentary Sec
retary for the War Office, and Charles T.
Richie, the president of the Board OF
Trade.
Lord George Hamilton. Secretary of
State for India, who mas represented the
Earring division Of arddIesex in the House
Of Commons, and VINO IS a brother of the
Duke Of Aberccrn, had a very hostile re-
ception at a Unionast nesting IN LoEEo-?
this afternoon The Liberals had packed
the audience ana the disturbance was SO
great that his Loryfshi, was finally obliged
to des.st from addressing the meeting and
communicated the la5ance Of his remarks
10 the reporters, Who congre2gated on the
platform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
LINEUP CT POWERS.
Great Britain, Russia and France
Agree With United States.
ny Associated prcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Tha align
,nent of the Powers on The German prop
csit!on. 20 make the punishment of Chi
12esa ringleaders a condition precedent to
negotiations, may NOW be stated as fol-
lows:
Great Britain. Russia and France stand
with the United states regarding this
proposition as inexpedient.
Japan occupies "a middle attitude; She Is
wiIliifg to follow the German lead, If all
the other Powers are agreeable. but only
for the sake Of preserving harmony
among the Powers. and not from belief
in the wisdom OF The German proposition.
Austria and Italy stand shoulder 10 shoul-
der with Germany. making the Drlebund a
solid front. The first named two Powers
60 not attempt TO argue the German prop
osition. and their answers make ii appar-
eat that they have accepted it without
much consideration.
Nothing is known here officially of tha
alternative proposition. which Is reported
10 be preparing IN Europe. If 1t contains
The same feature as to prior puaishrai at
as the original proposition 1t IS likely to
raceise approval here.
,rsls. fact that Secretary Hay Is expected
To rsfurn 10 Washington next week will
no, change in any WY the policy of the
State Depar-,m mt. The Secretary has been.
y, the csosasf sympathetic touch with all.
4haa has been ae;le res!actseig China, and
.he stories printed in Germany to the ef-s
feet that hs. is coming back to reverse
these paiicies is pronounced at the Stale
ID 'a,art.nens TO be absurd.
Mr.s coager was heard from IN a Brief
sabIegTam to-day. This was not published..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
THE BIG STRIKE
YET UNSETTLED
Though Both Sides Are in
Concillatory Mood.
MANY DIFFICULTIES.
No Definite Conclusion Reached at
Wilkesbarre Conference.
MAY WITHDRAW THE TROOPS.
General Goblin Has Decided to Take
Ono Regiment Away From the
Shenandoah District as There
is No Indication of Any
Violence OH Part of
rhe Strikers. !,
MAY WITHDRAW THE TROOPS.
1Rr Associated Press

PHII4aDEL4PEtIA, Pa. Sept. 2s.-Lato
fevelopments Tonight show that The efforts
to bring about a hurried settlement of the
he- coal miners strike are still in d chaotic
condition. While there l., every surfacs evil
denee of honest intention on the part OF
the mine owners and operators TO grant
the more important demands OF the mine
workers. .he difficulties in detail in reach
ing the basis of a settlement grow more
confusing. AT Il, conference tonight at
Wilkesoarre. an important resitenti;lt point
OF mining railroad superintendent and big
Individual mine operators. Minis workrnen
were called in To take Part in the dis
cussion. The forenlen were questioned reil-
tive to the charge for powder. d5ckage,
ETC.. Indicating that the owners We're en-
tleavorirg to reach a common Sround
where justice would be found 70. each side.
So far as can be learned definite con-
cit,sion was reached
The general opinion among these in a. po-
sftion to comprehend the differences IS
THAT the settlement OF the strike is vet
remote. All interests involved. however,
seem to be willing to reach an early set
stood. will be readily accorded by both
sides in the controversy The strike Lead
ers are cautious in their movements. but
50 far as can be learned have not taken
the ground that trickery was being played.
cautionary notice on which point they
had previously sent to all strikers. L has
now apparently settled itself down n 81
commbn sense discussion of the differ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
No Indication Of Violence in shenan-
tioah District.
Ey Associated Press.)

SHENANDOAH. PA, Sept. 2s.--The only
incident of any Importance here to-day
was the conference between General Gfoo!n.
Sheriff Toote and representatives OF mine
operators relative to the Withdrawal OF
the troops The meeting was held at the
solicitations of General Goblin. who sad ne
did not believe the presence of the troops
necessary, since there is absolutely no IN
dication of violence on the strikers part.
with the additional fact that this district
Is completely tied up.
The Operators were undecided as to
whether the troops should be ordered
home or kept here several days longer
They finally agreed that Sheriff Too!e was
the proper person to decide that question
The sheriff was unwilling to assume the
responsibility. and told the Associated
Press correspondent that the matter was
in the hands OF Gen. Goblin. The general
sid there was no necessity for keeping
such a large body OF troops here, and
that he had decided to send one regiment
away on Monday. He said tonight that
the Twelfth regiment would probably be
the first to depart, though he could not
say positively before Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
SUMMARY OF To-DAy'S NEWS.
9ccai.

!lccai.
-"Tooeka Joe's'' guards acquitted
pr Mcclure leaves entire estate to
his widow.
-Bankers arrive In town
-esfaiIns ne can produce Topeka joe
Athletics al the college.
-Hfsr week IN politics.
-Fugitive seen In Manchester.
Throat cut in fight.
State.
&C. s. Garner. virsilina merchant.
arrested for forgery.
The Vets carry q local-optton election
at Cape Charles.
William Webster, son of the Chief oil
Police Of Alexandria. sent on TO the grand
fury for asss,uittug Mayor simpson,
Jim Copeland. arrested at Sanolk ,ot
criminal assault on a child. IS saved from
ssata By prompt action Of hurricane
General.
Death sentence pronounced oa jim
howard for murder OF Gseenei
Mr.. Bryan began day IN paSota AZ
an early hour.
--DisoFferiy element attempt to inter
rupt Roosevelt meeting
THE american Tag insuited by . mop
in Mckee.
Foreign.
Chinese Government takes first steps
toward punishment OF The isaasfs u
4 b,lsr nPrines ruan Is to stand tsiai
Germany ready To recede itesa hef
.eis Won Waldsrsse reaches Tien Tsia,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
MONEY lNsUREs CAPTURE.
Detective Willing to Bond Himself to
I,crrp,, f@,p;t;yp

isctDril Fugitive
y sensational story is in circulation to
the effect that Topeka Joe. since mis- mar
v,lous escape from the city Jail. has been
hiding IN Richmond and Manchester A vp-
resentattve of the American Detective
Agency having oIficss IN this city, is au-
thority for the statement that the fugitive
would have been captured and returned
70 City Sergeant Smith before this had
the reward offered tsen larger.
This detective says that he approached
City Sergeant Smith and told him thai he
could get Topeka Joe and place him
back in custody of his jailer Cor the sum
of 81, Co He says Mr.. Smith declined this,
with the explanation that he could only
afford to pay $3.50, but would allow $50
additional compensation for expenses.
The q Effective asserts that for S1GG0 ne
still will bind himself TO deliver Topeka
Joe" into the. custody Of the City Ser
geant
= Topeka Jof has never been any fur
ther away from Richmond than Manches-
ter since his escape from the city JAIL
the detective said Last right. And he has
be=n seen upon the streets and IN saloons
of both of these cities since he got out OF
jatl The man is slightly disguised, but the
tell-tale ho+e in his forehead has disclosed
his identity TO a num51r of persons. 1
have had several men ON his trail, and
know that ne was in Manchester up to- L
O'Clock to-day" Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
but it is understood to indicate NO import
ant developments.
UNITED STATES AS MEDIATOR.
Minister Wu Greatly Pleased at the
Suggestion.
(Ry assac;atod J,rore

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.-The Chinese
Minister. MT. WI Ting Fang, to-day ex-
pressed his strong approval of the sugges-
ton by Ia Hung Chang that the United
states act as mediator for the settlement
OF the entire Chinese question. The Min
ister was mUcn gratifie.i at the favorable
character OF the advices from China, par
tcusatGy the reference OF Ear Ii to his
constant communication with Mr. Wu and
the specific reference of the Chinese envoy
in favor of the United States as mediator.
Ar. 'Nu from the first urged that the
United States should take a leading part
IN the peace settlement, and it Is proba-
bly, due to this position that Earl Ii now
takes the advanced position in favor Of
the United States as mediator.
Since the suggestion has come from such
a high source, the Minister expresses his
confidence OF being able to secure any
authority OF requests for an American
ili3tative which may be neeiful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
THE FORBIDDEN CITY,
yon Waidcrsee Will Have Ecadquar-
te,.s Within Its Confines

Copyright, 1890, by the Associated Press.)
PEKIN. Sept. M.-Via Taku Sept q
Prince Ching has addressed notes to the
ministers acknowledging their letters sug-
gesting that the Count return to Pekin
He announces that he has dispatched a
memorial covering the subject to the
Dowager Empress. 1t is practically de-
ternlned that Count Won Waldersee shall
occupy one Of the imperial palaces in the
forbidden city when he arrives, and a
large portion Of the German army will
be quartered there. There is a complete
reversal of the former policy to protect
the forbidden city. The Americans dis
approve of this. but will not enter q pro-
test.
campment We're resumed on the 18th.
The Bengal Lancers have arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
ASSAlLANT CUT HIS THROAT.
Gill Received Cash Across, the
Threat in Fight.

While engaged in a fight at the corner
of Sixth and Clay Streets yesterday after
neon, Henry Gil, white man, receiYei
a severe cut on his throat. The an:y,.-
lance was summcned ana DR.. Giiis rem
dared the necessary raeiical assistance.
While Gill is badly hurt. his condition is
not serious. The cash is abeut al inch
long but not very deep. The name Of
the man Who did tile cutting IS not known
70 the police and no arrest has been made
j. E. Rice, an einploya of the c. d O..
shops had his right hand badly cut yes
teaday afternoon. The city ambulance
was called and he was treated ps Or.
Gsl!s.
At $50 O clock yesterday afternann the
ambulance was called to the corner of
Sixth and Broad Streets. where II tt
Dempsey was suffering with an ugly cut.
across his left eye ca,ised by broken glass
DR.. Giiis treated him and left him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
WAITING DEVELOPMENTS
Ten Per Gent. Advance Has Not Xet
Been Oferc.i Miners.
lEr Associated Press.l

HAZLEToN, PA. Sept. z9.-..W'e are
closing tile mines and awaiting develop
rnents,'' was ali thas President Mitchell
of the United Mine Workers. weufd say to-
night when asked whether he had received
any information from New York or else
where as to what the operators are Going
in their efforts to settle the coal strike.
Although he had systematically evadsti The
question. there is a strong belief
here that Mr. Mitchell IS KEPT fully adj
vtsed CT the progress yof events in the
metropolis.
If the reported advance of zen per cent
has been finally agreed upon it has not, 50
far as can be learned. been @lfEred 70
any of the mine workers in the anthrneite
region
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
THE ONLY WAY.
Mr.. Eryan Thinks the Strike Should
BE Arbit:otcG
(By Associated Press.o

lBy Assoclated Press.
CR00I\STON, MINI, Sept. 29.-In re-
sponse 10 a question in regard TO the ad-
Visibility CT arbitration as tbs means of
settling the strike n the anthracite coal
region. Mr. Bryan said te-aay:
Arbitration IS the only justifabie means
Of adjusting difficulties between corporate
employees and their employers. While ar
h.tration : usually asked by the employees,
il ought 10 be acceptable TO the employers
if they believe thcy are treating the min
ers fairly. and it ought to be demanded by
the public generally, because every serat
strike affects the public at large even
more than it does ether the employers
or the employees. Those who refuse arb
tration confess that they are not prepared
TO submit their arguments to an impartial
tribunal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
Russians at.Lu Tai.
By Associated Press.)

(By AssUciated Press.)
TEN TSIN, September 29.-The Rus
slams are now at Lu Tai, and there IS 10
immediate prospect of an advance up1n
Tong Shan, as II IS said they fear the Chi
nese will wreck the mines and railway
plant.
L, IS reported that German and Rus-
sian warships and transports have lef:
Takl TO attack Shan IAa Kwan. Many
French troops are arriving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
alderman Frank Green Formal ]
Elected 20 the High Office.
Gy Associated Press.0

LONDON, sept 2e-Aidernlan Frank
Green was formally elected lord mayor
of London for the ensuing year at the
Guildhall to-day.
Mr. Green is {. native of Maidstone,
Kent. and is a paper merchant . : M.te,
"a daughtsg. OF Joseph Haydn, tiis ~ tSF
cf -Dictianary OF Dates" died last VA .er.
so tac duties N lady 1aayoress VII IS
undertaken By Mr. Green's dattshfer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
WILL WAIVE CONDITIONS
Germany Ready to Rccctc From Her
Stand on Chinese Question.

tby -AssOCiatcd ITess.J
LONDON, Sept. "a special, dispatch
from Berlin 10 the news agency here
says: 1T is reported in official circles that
Germany is ready to waive the condition
that the punishment of the guilty Chinese
functionaries should precede negotiations
for a settlement. 1t is recognized that
satisfaction of Germany's vengeance is a
special condition which should not be i'm
posed upon the other Powers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
Price OF si,ycr idvances.

WASHINGTON, Sept fsse..owing to O.. the as.
Of tbe Mint Roberts to-day Increased the
pl priee see to i5ss be paid By the dovernent for
Silver purchased from % TO g .s,t, cents sft,lf
zaisn b,s ci.aSscd the Indian rupee from
its its silver i've to It's gold value, TO go into
effect at the beginning os the next quar-
ter Thereufte- the rupee VIII be s1ech-
oned at its gold value. 81 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
INSULT OFFERED
STARSANDSTRIPES
he American Flag Torn from the
Consulate by a Mob in
Chihuahu, Mexico.
fey Associated Press !

SAN AN1S-NIO, TEN, Sept. oo.-ITnited
States Consul w. w. Mills, at Chlhuahu,
Mexico, has sent a note to the Federal
authorities, and also TO the State De-
suit to the American flag over his CON
sulate on September leth. the anniversary
or Mexican Independence, by a mob OF
Nexicans. He had hoisted the United
States and Mexican flags in honor of the
DAY, and the mob tore down the United
States cOiOrS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
NEGOTIATIONS Off,
Marklc and Company Unable TO Asree
Witt, 1:a isinnloyes.
CIV Associated Press.

HAzELToN, PA-,Sept. 2o.-All nego-
t;ations between G. 3. lIarhte & Co. ana
ifs e1nni9ves are off, ana arbitration &haa L.,
received It's first serious blow IN the
nrasent struggle between the miners ana
I.lisfe-ow:lers ,to-nisht the committee Of
a.nnlovps which presented grievances m
-. -, s,rtl the tol!0winf5@ @coIurrlItrliz,s
ton % Ioiln Aiarlsie. the managing part
=ner of the firm
We the l1deSsigaled, z, Isl q eommiftee OF
to t1ltl arrange for arbitration under the
agreaneeilt 20 zen, between the firm ana tie nlen.
do renort that the agreement is broken
by the employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
THE Y0UTsEY CAS:.
trial VIII Begin at &c lr@e'own To-
tEy Associated Press.)

G;y Associated Press)
FRANKFoET, Septembec s9.-The case
OF Henry Youtsey, charged also with pc
,ine q principal in the Goobei murder, VIII
be taken up at Georgetown, Aonaay. Inc
prosecution claims that ioutsey was ~
The Secretary of States office with
Howard when the shooting occurred.
Youtsev is represented by l.. j. Crawford
and r. w. Nelson, two OF the abiest crlml-
nal lawyers III the State.