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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-02
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proving.
Charley Brown has accepted a
position with the Western Union
Telegraph company and will be
transferred to Chicago as soon as
the line between Worthington and
Wilmont is finished. Charley will
DO greatly missed here by his
many friends.
Geo. J. Engel has accepted a
position with the Beading Grain
company, located at Reading.
John Sayre, foreman of the
Western Union Telegraph com
pany spent Friday evening with
the family of Geo. J. Engel.
J. Peters has returned from
his TRIP to Dakota where lie
has purchased farm and built q
good barn before returning:
Mr.. and Frs. Heareman attend
ed a we dding at St. Killian last
Tuesday.
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Rev, Brown SUSPENDED.

lev. brown suspended.
Rev. A. G.. G. Brown, formerly Pres
byterian minister of Kinbrae, but
now of Kansas, was last evening
found guilty of conduct unbecoming
minister and suspended by the
commission appointed by the Manka-
to presbytery to investigate the
charges against him. Rev. Brown
slandered one J. H. Denton, a men,
Der of the church at Kinbrae. Rev.
Brown can be reinstated to the min
istry by furnishing evidence of re.
pentence or reform, but he must be
reinstated by the Mankato presby'
tery.-Mankato Review.
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Summons for Relief, Complaint
Served.
STAGE casS or N Robss 1e c 9:tEet
George Jay, Plaintiff,
Lille E. Jay, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled &C ion, which complaint is
hereunto annexed and herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers, at
their office in the Village of Worthington. In
the said County of Mobiles, within thirty
days after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint, together
with Plaintiffs costs and disbursements
herein.
Dated December 18th, 1899.
GEO. w. WILSON g. Son,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Worthington, MINI.
The said complaint is now on file with the
Clerk of said Court this January oath, 1900.
GEO. w. WILSON &z.SoN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jan &c Mar 2
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Round Lake.

Elmer Trip, our genial postmaster
was Worthington visitor Monday.
Miss Lorena Carter, a student Of
Worthington public schools spent
the usual weekly vacation at home.
J. N. Dodge's team INDUCED IN a
runaway last Friday, throwing him
from his buggy, badly dislocated
shoulder confines him to the house
We all hope for his speedy recovery
The Woodman play, Carl Yonson'
by home talent, was we'll presented
at the new opera house to an over
flowing audience.
J. G. Reilly is on a land seeking
tour nea, Pipestone.
Mr.. Martin, of Granite, H., joined
his wife here who together are en-.
joying themselves among relatives
and friends. Mr.. Martin is section
foreman for the Burlington Ry., al
Granite.
The school board purchased lib.
rary for our public school which arc
now in place for use of pupils. Thif
we'll selected stock of books will fur
nish much useful information for GU,
young friends.
Chas. Nienaber was called to Stock
ton, Ia, Saturday by telegram an
nouncing the death of his father al
that place.
G. o. Northrop accompanied ca,
at stock enroute to Chicago Monday
evening.
Peter Hawthorne departed for biz
home at Port Huron, Mich, on Satur'
day evenings train.
Thos. Ball wife and children, o]
Lake Park, spent Sunday at the
home of A. F. Diehn.
MIR. Denkmann accompanied by bid
sister, Mrs. Stotsnber, of Lake Park,
were Sunday visitors az the Ed.
Denkmann home.
Mrs. Trip after several days visit
with her sons returned to her home
at Granite Wednesday morning.
Carl johnson was called Saturday
to Storey City, Ia, account of the
sickness Of q brother,
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An "Old Curiosity Shop" and Co.
cial will be given under tho auspicss
of the Y. s. c. E. of the Presbyterian
church, at..BakePs Hall Friday o..
ening, February 2. Admission loo.
Additional features will be vocal and
orchestralr music and recitations.
Refreshments (ics cream aad
cake) 10e.
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The Walker public sale is reported
as having been we'll attended.

A00 W oAAoA kuO4Ao oSA0 30 A0k'OAS0~~
as having been we'll attended.
The Woodman INDUCED in a dance
after the play Friday night when
everybody joined hands and made
the occasion a grand time. We are
always assured of the SUCCESS of an
entertainment or dance when headed
by this popular and rapidly growing
lodge,
Mrs. Barber, of Worthington, was
calling on relatives and friends at
this place Friday and Saturday.
Prof. Dunn Is expected to return
and assume charge of our public
schools Monday. Feb. s. He was de.
tanned during the holidays on account
of tho serious illness and death of
his wife which occurred at Herman
Mimi, Jan. 10. We extend to him
our heartfelt sympathy. Glad to
have him with US again.
Mrs. Warner, wife of our r. R.
agent has had charge during Mr..
Warmers absence.
Ed. Hanson and family arrived
home on Monday evenings train,
they have been in attendance for
fome time at the bed side of a sick
selative at Thor, Ia.
Perry Hendricks, who was Ealing
on the johnson Bros. few days las
week returned to his b. mo at Mar
shalltown, la.
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Statesmen Wanted.

To sell q complete and full limo Of
Family Medicines and extracts to
the consumer. All tho goods far
nished you can sell for cash or on
time. No capital required. Com
missions large. Write with refer
ences to,
10th Century Chemical Co.,
25-2 Sheldon, Iowa.
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Elk,

The Union Literary society dis
posed of a fine program last Fri
day evening at the B. F: Young
school house. The next meeting
of the society will be held on Fri
day evening Feb. 9th.
Fred Dohlheim and Steve Felt
have gone to Cass county, Mime
sofa to take q look at some cheap
land.
Mr.. F. Schinkel who has been
sick for some time 10 slowly i'm
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Reading.

heaO1nS.
To Weather has been quite like
WINTER III. ruoL week
w. W. Loveless, his son Clifford,
Charley Bucan and Raymond Haw-
ley, of Worthington, we're out to the
the Summit Lake church on Sunday
afternoon to attend district Sunday
school convention, but on aocouot Of
the cold, stormy day, it was post
poned until next Sunday afternoon
and evening, A good program has
baen prepared and we hope to have a
full house. Entertainment will Ee
provided.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hovey left on the
train Monday for visit in Illinois.
Their daughter, Miss Florence having
so far recovered as to resume her
school work.
Charles Woodwork was up look
ing after his store building on Mon
day.
John Hansberger, of Lorain, visi-
ted Reading and Without the first of
the week.
H. N. Douglass shipped ski weight
porkers on Monday.
II. F. White, of Cedar Rapids, and
T. H. Brown, of Sioux Falls, we're up
the line on Tuesday.
One of the line men took tumble
from hand car on Saturday and is
taking a long lay off in consequence,
Geo. Engel is shoveling grain for
the Reading Grain company.
The Western Union men reported
frosted noses and cheeks on Tuesday.
The man with the auger froze out
and left for home. They failed to go
out at all Wednesday forenoon.
A. B. French, our blacksmith was
made happy last week by the arrival
of bis family and is now housekeep-
ing over A. N. Cheney's store.
Miss Katie Poppen is visiting at
Org this week.
MIR. Tooth passed through this
place on Manday on his way to move
bis family to sWilmont, his future
home.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Sum-
NIT Lake church will give an oyster
supper in the new store room of A.
N. Cheney, in this town on Friday
evening. Everybody invited.
Quite q number of tho friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cass gathered at
his home on last Friday evening, and
a pleasant time was reported.
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Order for Hearing Application
for appointment of Admins
traitor.

for Appointment of Admins
traitor.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, /.
County of Mobiles, 80
In Probate Court Special Term Jan Goth
1890.
In the Matter of the Estate of. Willem K ooi'
man, lece aSed.
On receiving and fling the petition OF K.
W. koolniun, of the County OF Mobiles rep.
reScntin among other things, that Wi.le1n
\ ooin:1,l late Of the County OF Mobiles in the
state of Minnesota, on the 10th day OF Au-
yrst A y 1899, at the County of MOBILES
d;ed interstate, and being an inhabit;tnt of
this County at the time of his DEATH leaving
goods, chattels, and estate within this &C u1i-
~. and that the said petitioner is soA of
said deceased, and praying that the ad Min
IRA ;on OF said estate be to K. w. HOFFMAN
IT Is Ordered That said petition be heard
before said Court, on Monday the 10Th day
Of FEBRUARY A. D. 1900, at One O'Clock P. NJ,
at the Probate Office, in the Court House in
=. ordered Further, That notice thereof be
Given to the heirs of said deceased and to all
6ersons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
nrior to said day Of hearing, In the Worth
inpton Advance, a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Worthington, in said
County.
Dated at worthington, Mimi, the goth
dav of January, A. D. 1900.
' BY the Court,
fsFA1) G. M. Cory,
Judge Of Probate.
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Guy Stitser, of Heron Lake was in
town Thursday.
Regular meeting Of the fire depart
ment Friday night.
Mrs. G. H. Schechter leaves this
week for a short visit in Sheldon.
Miss Pearl Wethereli expects to &C
to the cities in short time to learn
the millinery art.
] o. Edwards expects to leave
Saturday for Oklahoma where he has
purchased farm.
M. E. Lawton and B. LAGRANGE re-
turned Tuesday morning from a trip
in Stevens county.
An extension of the telephone line
to A. P. Darling's farm is talked of,
also through to Fulda.
H. Peter Lewis has still quite a
number of ladies' jackets and capes
which he sells at half price.
Geo. Jorgeson and wife, of Peter
son, Ia, arrived here Wednesday to
visit relatives, H. Matheson.
Clothes Reels, raised by lever to
clear clothes from ground. For sale
by s. A. Harding. W mo-wd. IS
1t is reported that we are to loose
one of our old residents now employ
ed at the depot in a couple of months.
w. Aagaard has been confined to
the bed and house with rheumatism
for the past week. He is now able
to b. about the house.
D. D. Hurd, of Hoosic Falls. N. Y,
is a guest Of his brother. r. s. Hurd.
He expects to leave Sal urday with a
car load of horses for New York.
r. Fl Patterson, of Merrell, Ia,
reached here Wednesday night on a
business trip and visit with his
brother, inlaw, l.. Il. Hawkins in
Summit Lake.
Hans Matheson and wife left Thurs
day for Colorado, where they go for
a benefit in the health OF MIR. Mathe-
son. He has been very bad with con-
sumption. 1t is hoped that he will
find relief there.
Mrs. Lloyd Morgan, of Round Lake
was In town Monday.
Olaf Noren made business trip
to Sioux Falls Wednesday.
Miss Lyle Cooper, of Praire Jun;
ton, is gudst of DR.. Dollar.
j. Saline and Chas. Wickstrom
went to Minneapolis on visit Thurs
day.
Mrs. George limbaugh, of Adrian,
transacted business at the county
seat Monday.
+. MatnesOn, OF PETERSON, la.
reached here Thursday morning for
q visit with his son Hans.
Peter Wickstrom wont to Minnea-
polls Thursday and expects to enter
a barber shop there to learn the trade.
For Sale.-Span large horses. by
Isl 81. D. PTATr.
Mrs. E. E. Ventioner and brother
Ed. Murray, left Thursday to attend
the funeral Of her brothers wife,
Dennis Murray, who died Wednesday
Djsht
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Presbyterian Oh urch Services.
"Success in Church Life" will be
the subject of the sermon at the
morning service in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
In the evening the pastor will
preach the third sermon in the SER
lee on 1.-THE Reasonableness of
Christianity" tho topic being, "The
Reasonabless of being saved by a a
Redeemer.'
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Summons.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, g.
County of Mobiles.
t Court Thirteenth Judicial District

STATE OF MINNESOTA, s..
County of Mobiles. %
District Court Thirteenth Judicial District.
Wilhelm Bohnke, Plaintiff.
Against
Eve Julianna Bohnke, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is filed in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court OF
the 18th Judicial District in and for the
County OF Mobiles and State OF Minnesota,
and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
office in the village of Fulda, in Murray
County, within thirty days after the ser
vice Of this summons upon you, exclusive of
answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Dated January 3rd 1900,
e. e. RoDD1s,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Fulda, Mum.
Jan. Feb. 9.
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Coming H. w. Baker optician of
Minneapolis your eyes examined free
and glasses carefully ground to ord
or, Friday Feb. 2, 1900 at the Hotel
Worthington.
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Congregational Church.

Sunday evening, Fab. 4th,
"Christ1an Endeavor Day" will be
observed with special program OF
music, responsive service sketches
of worldwide Eudeavor work, and
addresse on Goods Spirit the Es-
sential in Christian Endeavor.'
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Do you want sui of clothes or
an overcoat for yourself or your boys1
If so, read the ad. in II paper 10
garding clothing at H. Peter Lewis
store, then go there an eco for your
self whether he means business.
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Notice Of Expiration Of Redemption from Tax Sale,
Under Provisions Of Chap. 1884, Genera, Laws 1885:
CTATE OF MINNESOTA,
y County of Mobiles.
OgTICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
WOIthingtOn. Jan. 1901

CTATE OF MINNESOTA Ogz1cE AUDITOR,
- County Of Mobiles. Wothngton,
3rd pursuant
March,
penalties
provisions
required
publishing this notice. The property
follows
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Sheri6's Sale of Real Estate Ua-
der Judgment Of Foreclosure
of Mechanics Lein.
sr4 Has' OF G%aa1SN3EHnsorA|"
District Court, Thirteenth Judicial DiStrfct.
Lampert Lumber Company Corporation.
John J. Nimerffoh and Charles B. Fletcher.
Notice Is hereby given that under and BY
virtue OF judgment and decree entered In
the above entitled action on the tenth Day
of November A: D. 1899. a certified trans.
cript Of which has been delivered to me. +
the undersigned, sheriff of said Mobiles coua-
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, On
M onday, the 10th day of February. A. D.
1900, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF oaad
day, at the north easterly main entrance
door of the Mobiles county Court House. h
the village of Worthington. In said county.
describe in said Judgment and decree, to
wit: All of the right, title and interest which
defendants, John J. Nimerfroh and Charles
E. Fletcher had on the 26th day Of August
A. D. 1898, or at any time since that date:
in and to Lot Eleven (11) In Block ID" II
the Village of Kinbrae in said county Of
Mobiles and state of Minnesota, according to
In the Office of the Register of Deeds In and
for said Mobiles county. together with the
. fr;i'ne barn building now thereon.
''AtcG December 10th, A. ID. 1900.
GILBERT ANDERSON.
Sheriff of Mobiles County, MINI.
is a; FL1T11B AND G: NJ: GRAKDA11.
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Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
Morning services as usual at
10:45: Evening topic. "A Rich
Fool" the second in a series OF
sermons on ''fools."
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M. e. Church Notices,

W. 70 OuQEV4 NVOxC0Oe
The regular service of the n. E.
church will take place Sunday a.
usual preaching by the pastor Carl
A. Anderson.
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ing unable to get around as yet. do
10 severe attack Of the mumps.

ing unable to get around as yet, do
10 severe attack of the mumps.
Helen Black has been confined to
her bed the past week having the
desease, which is making the general
rounds. Rob has so far recovered
shat he is around again.
Only two in the family of S. B.
Bedford who have not SWOLLEN
cheeks.
Miss Bolton, who teaches in the
Rassett district, availing herself of
the opportunity of last Fridays un'
occupied evening, arranged for a
poverty pie social at Mrs. Bassett's.
A large crowd gathered clothed in
denems and calico, and enjoyed the
evening to the utmost. After short
and comic program the pies were
auctioned off, the proceeds of which
went t. the school library. The sum
realized was SLIPS At about IL
O'Clock ~ ing people started for
home having ha h Q K nd of time
always expected at Mrs. 1assett's.
Peterson and Coy finished filing
the Rus hmore c. oou Q this week
The ice " as procured from Little
Rock *
Altho the wind blew very freely
from the north with the thermometer
20 below zero, Saturday night, our
three debaters and the band, headed
by Land Agent John Mitchell, went
overland to our neighboring town
of Bigelow to enter in the debate
planned some time ago. Prior to the
debate pleasant program Was lis
tened to composed of music by the
RusLmore band and Bigelow talent.
At nine o'clock the debate was be-
gun with Messrs Porter, Humiston
anu Cory, of Worthington, acting as
Judges. Mr.. Still being unable to at
tend his place in the debate was
taken by Burr Ludlow. After two
hours of strong fighting the judges
decision WAS announced, it being il
favor Of RuShmore's cause. The boys
r'' rrurd hpm+ ,;'a; night with cor
e., >on Nh:,; IT, zen. but feel "
glad ;h"! In wtn'.
! >u," ala FIR t,.;Ir. only vn'
IL. j.. .>rft! si..};trH + O. e., Il
~ iu:n.;.. }'leAt> N:!;>-> amt pasta 9
han pi>.~1ug ,;vue. ali read, to pu
crop III. For further particulars Ell
4urc o John Ramag-, Wor' bingtpn
Mluu. % 4
On account of removal we will sci
ali on, goods at rs per cent discount
10 save handling them You will fnt
bargains in his removal sale O
clnthing. shoes, underwear, etc., a
the New York Bargain store.
For Sale-All of the glassware
dishes and furniture used in tn
MathisOn restaurant. Call at Ney
York Bargain store.
For Sale.-Eight or ten work hol
ses. Alfred Atkinson.
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State Teachers Examinations.

Under Chapter lOl, Laws 1899.
Examination for teachers will be
held at the County Superintendent
Office at Worthington, and at the high
school building, Adrian, Feb. I'd and
Sd, 1900.
All who expect to teach and do not
hold state certificate are expected to
take this examination. Those holding
limited certificates are urged to make
up conditions at this opportunity.
Applicants bring pens, ink and blot
ters Paper will be furnished. Re-
member the hour and be on time.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Daily Weather Report.

CHICAGO, Feb, l, 9. a. m
Generally fair tonight
and Friday except snow
furries near Lake Super
ior tonight. Warmer
east portion tonight.
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, A H,CLARK.
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence cor. 10th street and St
ave., two blocks aboveC Court House
Office in G.. A. r. block.
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For Sale-Full blood second grace
jersey calf. THEo. H1NR1oHs. 26tf
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January 1900
[sEALl A..
County County
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Name Of owner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-04

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.--There were
no developments OF special Importance to-
day In the miners strike. An interesting
feature was the Reading company's no.
tice to its employees that, In addition TO
its offer Of 10 per cent. increase, It was
willing to enter into arbitration with them
relative to any grievances they may have.
None Of the strikers. however have yet
indicated an Intention to return TO work.
Affairs were extremely quiet today
throughout the anthracite coal region
Gen. Goblin, in command of the state
troops recently sent to Schuyikill county
on request of the sheriff. today directed
another Of the regiments TO return home
tomorrow. One regiment left on Monday.
There remains but one regiment. bat
terry OF artillery and company Of mount-
ed troops
secret conference OF the leading Off
cials of the miners organization was held
at Hazleton. At it's conclusion President
Mitchell said the question Of calling
Joint convention had not been consider
ed He added that ont of fisnn0 mine
workers only about $500 are At work and
these. ne said. would be out in a short
time.
The time limit Of the r.ackawanna
company's offer Of Increased wages wili
expire tomorrow. but strikers generally
express their determination TO pay no
heed TO the offer,
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RUSSIANS IN TOUCH
WITH CHINESE HORDES.
GEN. FLEstHER EXPECTED TO EN-
GAGE A GREAT ARMY.
Is Confronted by Fourteen Thousand
Trained and Thoroughly nisct-
pIincd Chinese Soidiers-rrtncc
Ching seeks to stop Hostiitties.

ST PETERSBURG. Oct, s--The Rus
stan general stan has received dts
patch dealing with the operations in old
Newchwang, which says that Gen.
Flesfher's division Of e.aoa men, with ar
tiiery. engaged the Chinese on the east
plain. covered with high grass The Rus
slams lost two officers killed and eight
cen men wounded.
According TO the same advices Col
ArtamsuoY. while accommodating with
two sauadrons of cavalry came into
touch with isooo disciplined Chinese.
These Gen. F'lesiher is expected to en-
gage.
Gen. Grodekon. commander OF the
Amur government. reports that on Sep
,ember 10 he received telegram from
Prince ching. through the Russian for
eign office. showing that Prince Ching
was authorized 20 negotiate on behalf Of
China with the powers In cooperation
with Chancellor Chun Sue.
Prince Ching. with view OF facilitate
ing negotiations. has ordered the gov
ernor Of Tsi;sekar 20 cease hostilities,
subsequently 1901 Chinese surrendered.
No further lighting In Manchuria is ex-
pected.
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PRESIDENT MITCHELL
DENIES A RUM0R.
says lie Has Had No Conference with
Mine Owners to strike
settlement.

HAzLEToN. Pa, Oct. a-~Today rresi-
dent Mitchell was informed OF the wide
circulation Of a story TO tho effect that
ne had reached an agreement with The
presidents OF the coal mining and coal
carrying railroads. After verbally deny
ing the report he issued the following
ITO the Miners and Mine Workers Of
the Anthracite Region. We have iust been
informed that report has beer circulated
al Ashland to the effect that In a confer
ence in New York. this morning, between
the coai presidents and myself, an agree
ment was reached whca ended the strike.
IL desire 10 notify all mine workers that
the report is Incorrect, and that I have