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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
STRIKERS ToLD oUr WELL
VIII he No settlement UntII a Con-
Vention IL Held.

Hazloton. Pa. oct. 2-Another day has
come aud gone without developing any
thing new in tho strike OF the anthracite
coal miners Of Pennsylvania. Although
most Of tho big companies have offered
mine workers 10 per cent net increase in
wages not "a move has yet heen made by
any OF The strikers towards a resumption
of work
The way tho men have thus FAR stood
their ground without showing any weak
ness in any part OF tae ranks Is conHid-
cred remarkable by many persons ia this
region. That "a break will come sooner
or later, however is believed by many TO
bo certain.
To-day President Mitchell WAS Informed
OF The Wide circulation of a story To the
effect that he had reached an agreement
with the presidents Of the coal mining
and coal carrying railroads and after YER
na.ly denying the-report. ne issued the fol
lowing
To tho miners and mine workers Of the
anthracite reeiou;
we have just been informed that the
report has been circulated az Ashland 10
the effect that IN a conference at New
York this morning between the coal presi-
dents and myself an agreement was
reached which Viil end the strike.
II desire TO notify all mine workers
that the report is incorrect and that /
have not been ga conference with the
presidents OF the coal companies and have
made no agreement with them. ! wish 90
reiteTate what I said several DAYS ago.
that there would be- no settlement OF tne
strike until "a convention of the anthfa-
clto miners is held. You are further re-
quested 10 pay no attention 10 The state
ments Of this kind and go continue the
strike until such concessions are made by
the operators as viii justify us ia calling
a general convention. when you viii he
regularly notified of the date and place
at which tho Convention Will be- neld'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
MaerAHLANE ~ AZ ENcouSrER.
HcpubIican Candidnte for Governor
of Florida Had right.

ot tioEtdh ihh " iHht
Ocala Fla. oct. SIN this city last
night. during speech hy Col NJ y.
MacFarlane. Republican nominee for
Governor. Richard Hendricks. a city frc-
man and Democrat. shouted Bryan's
name. The speaker. indignant at the in-
corruption. challenged the interruptcr to
show himself
Sumter Mays another fireman. stepped
Ca front Of MacFarlane and a wordy war
onsucd MacFarlane retired into the ho-
stcl. but Immediately stepped back into
the crow and assaulted Mays giving him
several blows in the face Mays struck
back and the friends OF both parties rush
ed 20 the belligerents.
MncFarlauc was taken inside The Ocaia
House his hotel. by his friends and the
doors closed.
The incident created tremendous excite
ment ard further trouble is feared
Col. MacFariane Is "a prominent lawyer
and politician Of Tampa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
THEY FOLLOWED ROOSEVELT.
BoEg and Wellington Made Speeches
az Lincoln. Neb.


az Lincoln. Neb.
Lincoln. Nob.. oct 3-Following the
Roosevelt demonstration Of yesterday the
fusionists OF Nebraska held counter
rally to-day with Senator Wellington. Of
Maryland. and cx-Goy Hcgg OF Texas. as
speakers. The crowd in the city was very
large.
Gov Hogg confined hts address 70 an
answer 10 GOV Roosctelt lie accused
the vice pfcsidentlni candidate OF Haunt
INK the bloody shirt Of forty years ago.
and denounced what ho called the strict
nres Tasscd on the National Guard as
compared with the Rough Riders.
senator Wellington ssid he was stll
a Republican and differed with Mr. Bryan
on the tarin and money questions. hut
was supporting him because Imperialism
was the issue 81 all others. and on that
they We're agreed.
lie said be was opposed 10 the war
with spain from the start. and SIN be-
llevsd 10 was an unnecessary war.
So far az cuba was concerned Il was
simply changing ~ masters. aud the
last he said. BE- worse than the nrst
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
THE ELECTION N DuLLoom.
Rainy Day HAD the Eject of BrIng-
ina ont Large Vote.


stateahoro. Ca. oct 2-The following
ticket was elected here to-day:
Senator from the Seventeenth District.
} " Daniel. representative a NJ. Deal:
Ordinary. s l.. Moore. Jr. clerk Superior
Court. $. C. Grower. sheriff. J. T. Ken
drick receiver of tax returns. A. j. Her.
tax collector =. r. McElveen. county
treasurer. " W Def.oach county sur
veyor. a. J. Proctor. Jr.. coroner. =. ..
stanford
The Popuiists returned 70 the Demo
cratic party In the summer voted IN tho
primary and put out no ticket OF their
own for county officers. Some OF their
members who did not return 10 tho party
have been making "a slight effort FOR tho
pnsi few days in behalf of the state Pop
ulist ticket. but have aroused no enthus-
iasm. and the ticket will not poll nifty
votes ia the county.
The total vote Will be probably less than
co IN the county. due 10 a lack of inter
est. The slight showers during the day
have sent many voters 90 the polls who
otherwise would have remained IN their
cotton nelds. lf the day had been a
bright one. one-third less votes would
have been polled
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
POPULATION 81 Arkansas.
~ IL I,3iI.5Gi People. an Increase Of
1925 Per cent.

Washington. oct 3-The Census Bureau
to-day published the returns Tor the state
Of Arkansas
The population of the state in 1917 T.
1911 ssi. as AGAINST l.i2sl7a in 1So. repre-
senting an increase since isao q 1855 or
Il . per cent
The rate Of increase s. only about two
0fihs Of that Tor the decade from 1850 20
isso. when IL was 4oY per cent. ana less
than one-f0ur,h q that for the decade
from 1870 70 iss0 when 1 twas e5.e5 per cert.
From iSs0 20 $50 there was an incr. - o.
only ii26 per cent but prior TO l'9' We
ns.ulatton more than doubled itself during
eqch decade. and l0r the decade from -
10 1870 showed an increase Of --los per
cent.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
AMERICANS TO TAKE NO PART.
Marines VIII Not Join Expedition 90
shan Hni kwnn.


shan Hai kwnn.
Ien 1sln sunday sept 80. via Taku,
s.1t 20 aud Shanghai Oct S.-Thc Amer
Ian 'orces will not participate IN the Shan
H.. h"an expedition. The order sending
tea ament OF United siatcss marines
"'' 'ao allied forces has been revoked.
-'" oles DO not expect any opposition.
q ,a'y have been adviscd that the au-
.'.f'tef at Slan Hai Kwan have been IN
''.a 'i 10 capitulate.
''n 'httee and the commander Of tine
troops have formally nouncd
~ Al"rsnai Count Won Waldersec OF the
aia"ai % the American and Russian
i- respcctively. The United States
VIII proceed 70 Cavite.
movement of Indian troors will be-
" '"a days. The British aud German
ending troops 10 Pekln.
are renewed preparations FOR an
= ..i'n in force against pao Ting Fu.
'"'Hs VIII probably leave in a fort
"H1 columns from Pekln will co.
' with the expedition. Resistance
- as che Boxers are there m
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

New York. oct 3-The American Sugar
Refining Company to-day reduced It's
prices FOR rehned sugar forty points. Ar
buckle Brothers cut the price Of refined
r,trar 10 7sr and withdrew al guaran-
tees. The independent rehners also cut
,h. price 20 s5ae This leaves the price
IN ,he American company fve points be-
1ow that OF other companies
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

New York. oct 3.-The conference be-
tween the officers Of the American Tin
Plate Company and the delegates repre-
senting the Tin Workers Association of
America was continued yesterday The
wage question was settled though on
what basis was not ofiicialiy announced.
b,i, It was reported that the employees had
been granted 10 per cent advance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

Philadelphia. oct 3.-Late to-day the
failure was announced OF Mace and swart-
ley. well known produce commission
house. ond formal notice OF their assign
ment was filed ~ the ONCE OF the recorder
of deeds. John sparhawk ia. an attor-
ney. VINO g. named ~ the assignee Of the
arm. when questioned concerning the
failure. said he was NOT prepared at thu.
time % give any figures concerning the
arms liabilities OF asses-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
cLINcm COUNTY.
PopuIists Failed 10 Garry n Solitary
District.

bonneville. Co.. Oct. "A small vote
was polled. Several small country pre-
ctncts Go be heard from viii not change
the results materially. Clinch county will
give the Democratic tickcs soo majority.
All the county Offices were hotly contested
hy the Populists. They failed 70 carry
a district heard from. Those elected are.
s l.. Drawdy House Of Representatives;
W. r. Howell. ordinary; s. W Rigester.
clerk Of Superior Court; s. A. sweas,
sheriff: j. e. Jones. receiver OF tax re-
turns. 81 n. Monk, tax collector: G. N.
Dame. treasurer J. y. Coon. surveyor. T.
Mcmillan. coroner.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

Lexington. Ky. oct 3-B. G. o. Benja-
min. editor Of tho Lexington standard
and attorney for "Tailow Dick" Combs.
who Is accused OF being accessory to the
killing OF William Goehel was shot IN the
back by Mike Moynahan. white. while
fleeing after registration quarrel here
iust night.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
YouTsEY's TINE EXTENDED.
Has Not Vet Secured All the Wit
nesses sac Desires.

Georgetown. KY. Oct. 2-Judge Cantrin
to-day extended until Friday the time Of
The defense to state whether or nor q IS
ready 70 proceed in the ease Of Henry
Youtrey. charged with being a principal
in the shooting OF Gov. Goebol Il was
slated by the defense that number Of
summonses cor witnotses. scut out on Sept.
70. have not set been returned
Judge CautriH decided 90 draw sixteen
more names from ihe jury where in place
of sixteen excused to-day, aud then II no
Juror ls secured 90 issue special venirc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

vast ngton. oct 3.-The state depart-
rnent mas received a draft for $50 from
~ II Warner. Jr consul az Leipsic
which was contributed by the American
colony "a I.eipslc. German firms and CON
su.nf officers in Germany Tor the benefit
OF tho sufferers from the recent hurricane
In Texas.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
SUPPLIES Fon GALVESTON.
McPherson's Cargo Is Being Distrib-
utcd There.

McPherson's Cargo u heinE DtStrib-
utcd There.
washington. oct. 3.-Acting Secretary Of
War Melklejohn is in receipt OF the fol-
lowing telegram from Walter c. Jones.
Mayor Of Galveston and Chairman Of the
Central Relief Committee:
''Tho supplies on 4. 5. $ Mcpherson
have been received Galveston ana the
Central Relief Committee are very CRATE
fuI 20 President Mckinley and yourself
Tor tho great service ln placing the trans
port Mcpherson al the disposal % our
New York friends Tor relief Of Galveston
sufferers.
.'The supplies are being used In feed
iug ana clothing our hungry and destitute
people who lost so much by the storm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
JAPANESE AFTER BOXERS.
Russian Force That Was Left in the
Chinese CupltaI.

Pekin. sept g.-After the return Of the
German expedition 20 tho southRard yes
terday, small japanese force left Huans
Tsun for Using Yang. whore the Boxers
are Supposed TO be congregating.
The Russians remaining tn Pekin are
two hattalions Of infantry and a battery
OF artillery Col Trouakof commanding.
They viii hold the summer pa.ace and the
Machiapo Railway terminus.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
nrLuoNr nrcLI>ED no nuN.
Was Nominated for Congress by the
Democrats.

New York Oct. 3-Pcrry Belmont. who
FOR four consecutive scrms represented the
First New York District IN Congress. was
again nominated by the Democrats OF that
district al their convention az Mlneola.
L. l.. yesterday.
The nomination was by acciamation and
was made IN spse Of the fact that Mr..
Belmonts friends in the convention had
in their possession a letter In which he de-
cliued the honor.
Tonight "A committee called on Mr. Bel
mont 40 his New York residence 10 notify
him of his nomination. He positively de-
lined 10 run ana referred the commlstoe
10 his letter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
British Cruisers Go TO Taku.

Wei Hal Wei. Province OF shan Tung
oct THE British hrst-c.ass cruiser
Terrible and the British second class crui-
ser A:ethusa. with The transports having
on board the third brigade Of British In
dian troops. started FOR Taku to-day at
short notice
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
CAPTURE or SHAN nAI KwAN.
Was Decided on by "A Council OF the
AdmlraIs ON sept ~.

Vienna. oct 8-The admiralty has re
celved the following d.spatch from Taku;
In accordance with tho request o. Count
Won Waidersec. the seizure Of shan Hal
Kwan was decided upon by council 81
,he admirals, Sept -, ana all WIS pre-
pared Tor action. Eoglsh ships were sent
TO demand it's surrender. and the Chinese
evacuated the place The British then
hoistei their flag and the other nagships
thcroupon went thlther and put their re-
specuyo fags on the forts"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

plans of the Germans who are bringing a
large force. which Is expected 20 embark
on campaign of revenge. which % IS pre-
dicted VIII seriously delay the estab-
hshment OF peace.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
REMEDY ron rHE Tnusr EVIL.
Mr. Brynn SAYS HeIicf Can Come
OnIy Through Democrats.

only Through Democrats.
Waukesha. WiH. oct 3-Mr Bryan was
accorded brilliant reception here to-
night His train was met by an immense
concourse Of people. including a big fam
boauN club. Al the Casino Theater ne
spoke to an immense audience. He took
up the trust question. sayinR:
III you are willing 90 apply a remedy
io the trusts nov you VIII get relief. but
II YOU do not apply il soon you viii need
relief before sou gel a. The remedy is
10 vote the Democratic ticket"
Mr. Bryan LETT late tonight for Chicago
en route 10 indianapolis. where he Roes
20 attend the meeting of the national cluD
IenIn.an atlVaa to-mnrroM
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
CHINESE COMMISSIONERS.
mans Alleged Campaign of re-
Nenue a. Fenrwa

"ii-h'' 1910. the Associated Press)
'n sept q. via Taku. Sept. %. via
~. 'l Get 5-Prlnce Ching has been
o; the issuance OF an imperial
N,., naming Liu Kun VI. viceroy OF
p,., ara chang Chi Tung. viceroy at
,sso,. as assistant commissioners 70
fo.. '' terms Of peace.
nsrss assistant commissioners are
d.. ~ me progressive faction.
ofswr marines are being with
''neern is expressed regarding the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
ELECTION N MuscoeEE.
Candidates Had Their own Tickets
Printed.

Columbus. Ca. Oct. alive hundred
votes were poiIed in Muscogee to-day. and
one Populist vote has been found In the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
NIL SPOKE TO LARGE crowd.
need OF the People 90 Defend ConstI-
tuttonai Rights.

Danvile. va. Oct s-Hon David u
Hl OF New York spoke 70 an audience Of
500 people here to-day. many coming
from a distance OF several hundred lies
90 hear him.
Mr. HIN devoted himself principally 20
the question Of imperialism.
He paid HE respects 10 Senator Depeu
and the Republican dinner pail. the cover
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04

ITO Capt Carter"
The letter was admitted In evidence and
Shields ordered an adjourn
mcnt until tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
STILL UNDER FIRE
WESTCoTT QUESTIONED ABOUT
MANY TRANSACTIONS.
HIS POWERS OF ATTORNEY.
TOLD or A MORTGAGE EXECUTED
ny t. VI. CUNNINGHAM.

Many Transactions. In stock. and
Bonds. the Details Of which Mr..
Westcott Could Not Rembember.
Letter written by VAR. Mestcott 90
Capt. Carter stating His Reasons
for Declining 90 Appear Before the
hoard 1f Inquiry.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-27
CON SUMPTION,

Do not die without making an effort to
save yourself Some people still cling to
the notion handed down from their fore
fathers that consumption is incurable.
Many man lives and is the picture of
health, without a sign or symptom Of
the dread disease today, who short tina
ago was fighting for his life in the cold
grip or consumption. A man can be re-
stored to health even after enc lung has
peen eaten and destroyed and almost an
undated, for people in health now living
nave been told by reliable physicians
that one lung is gone. This is all IRON
bound TACT and not the mere fancy of the
enthusiast.
Take hope, renew your courage. If Won
or the ones dear to you have the first
signs Of THE Great White Plague" do
not waste single day but look about
you and see what modern science can do
TO aid you back TO health. The Mime
sofa state Medical Institute has the best.
SAFEST, surest most scientific means at
It's colnma nc for combating this disease
that they could find after years of pa-
uent investigation and research The
CLAIMS or no means or method have been
ignored. They have all been weighed and
the method Of forcing the healing rem
e ep qlrectiy into the lungs, reaching
the tubercular bacillus right where IL Is
at work, by means of light and electric
rays, has been found to be what the med
ical profession has been searching for so
long, a cure for consumption that cures.
Ihey absolutely cure CONSUMPTION and
arc prepared to suhstantiate every claim
mace In this connection. Call and lind
out If your case is a durable one n r.
mas gone too far to be cured we will tell
you so candidly and charge Won nothing
II you cannot call, write and get free adj
wee as TO which you had better do.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-27
I give my consent to my daughters sig
nature to the above.
CATHERINE VOELKER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Bird day Of August, 1900.
EDWARD DAHL.
Notary Public,
Ramsey County, MINI.

1 have taken treatment at THE MIN
NESOTA STATE MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE for two months, and 1 wish to
tell everybody what has been done for
me there. 1 never had much faith in
advertised remedies or institutions of any
kind until 1 went to this Institute. When
L went there 1 was helpless. I was a
poor, pitiful wreck, no good to anybody
i was SO badly paralyzed 1 could hardly
use my legs at all. When I tried to stand
| had no strength in my knees, and they
would shake and wobble. My stomach
was also bad. I could not digest my
food. l belched UP gas and was b.oated
and full all the time. Now, after two
months at THE MINNESOTA STATE
MEDICAL ME INSTITUTE, am able to
back into my legs every day 1 can walk
miles and not feel that weak. shaky feel
ing in my knees. My stomach is well.
| can eat heartily and have no distress.
II you are sick, say go to these doc
tors; they will deal with you honestly
and do as they say
JOHN H. HEDBERG,
1873 Ramsey Street
St Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-27
is ON I'VE OF LIBERTY
CUBA LISTENS WITH PLEASURE
TO GOV. GEN. WOODS
ADDRESS
CONVENTION IS ITS HOPE
If 1t Does What Is Expected of 1t,
1t Will Give Cuba a
Stable Govern
ment.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug 26.-Gov
Gen. Wood was officially banqueted last
night by the Republican and Democratic
parties. The civil governor, the arch
bishop Of Cuba, the principal judicial and
civil dignitaries and hundred representa-
tive merchants were present. The arch
bishop said the time had arrived for
peace, and that he believed a consolida-
ton of political parties would be Of great
er benefit to Cuba in the future than a
house divided against itself. He said he
was happy to greet the people of the
United States in the person of Gen. Wood.
Senior Tamayo, secretary of state, said:
This is one of the most important
epoehs in the history of Cuba. A consti-
tutional convention where the fundamen-
tai law Is to be framed Is about to be
held In that convention the people of
Cuba are to prove themselves capable
Of constructing a government, of guar
anteeing life and property, and of pre-
serving order They are also to prove
that Cuba is a land open to all men, not
only Cubans by actual birth or who partf-
cfpated in the revolution, but also those
who can claim the privilege under the
treaty Of Paris.
This Is moment when political con-
tentions should be set aside. The issues
are national Cuba is about to obtain
what three generations bled for, and if
the constitutional convention Is not what
it should be, noble blood will have been
shed in vain. Cuban mothers curses of
those who were slain would be upon
US.
II fall in fhfc I
be unworthy of the blood that was shed
at FL Caney and on San Juan hill. Gen
Wood Is the true friend of Cuba, and I
can testify to 1T. The United States gov
eminent is sincere in the promise it has
made. appeal to you all to send to the
convention the best and most capable
men among us, and thus to show to the
world that the Cubans are worthy of
the confidence placed in their capacity
for self government"
Gov. Gen. Wood, on rising, was greeted
with shouts of appreciation and shouts
Of ''vivas." which were taken up by some
5000 people assembled outside of the club
house on the Esplanade des Cuba. He
said:
Il am here as your friend and in no
other capacity. Only those who remember
the ten years war can have as full
knowledge of the tendencies Of this prov
| 1nce as l have myself. When reached
I'll Caney matters were In a deplorable
conoluon. The road to Santiago was
marked by dead and dying.
Everybody In the United States was
astonished at the satisfactory way in
which the municipal elections passed OFF
| President Mckinley practically asserted
| that he thought the time for the next
| step had come. Whatever the ultimate
| destiny Of Cuba may be, its immediate
feature Is independence. There is no po-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-27

]. c. Henion, Of Minneapolis. This land,
on which Is to be built large San
itarium, lies at the mouth of the Rum
river. Mrs. John Lynch and daughter,
Stella, of st. Paul, are visiting Mrs. John
Coleman. Mrs. Lynda Lake, of Mime
apolis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
SeTebner.... School opens in this city
Sept. 4, Tuesday. There will be no school
on Friday, Sept. Z, on account of the state
fair....P. G. Woodward left Anoka Thurs
day for Chicago to attend the G. A. r.
encampment. :. Miss Della Sweeney has
returned from Golden Valley, where she
has been visiting. Ralph Pomeroy and
Miss Fannie Robbins were married quiet
ly at the home of the brides parents
Mr.; and Mrs. S. c. Robbins. of this place,
last Wednesday morong by Rev. R. r.
Candy. Only the intimate friends and
relatives were guests at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy are two of Anoka' s
popular young people.
The first meeting Of the Philolectian
society will be held Friday afternoon,
Sept. 4, with Mrs. P. G. Woodward Re
Spouse to roll call: " Current Events in
Women's Clubs" 1.-THE Club Women -
Mrs. E. L. Reed "a Model Women's
Club" Mrs. f. R. Leach; reading, Mrs
T. G. Mclean.
The memorial address to all the A O.
y. w. and Degree of Honor lodges in
St. Paul will be delivered by Rev. E. c.
Clemans, of Anoka. The meeting will be
held in the Peoples church Of that city
Sunday afternoon.