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Chicago Took a Tumble

Chicago, July H.-Pittsburg pushed Chi cago out of second place today by hitting Callahan very freely and taking advantage of all the local teams misplays. An error by Ritchie, netting two bases, and single saved Chicago from a shut-out. Score:' R. H. B. Chicago 0001000 0-1 { Pittsburg ..... 00211 1100-6 Il 8 Batteries: Callahan and Chance; Philippi and Zimmer.
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OR. 0. T. DOZIEB
 SPECIALIST.

Genito Urinary
 Surgery.
 Cutaneous ana genereal diseaseS. All delicate dis. orders of sexual organs and pei. vic visoera of psn and women cystitis. strioturA sexual weakness prostititis. irreSs ularitieS of "A.
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WANTED-Occupants for pleasant front room, southern exposure, bath and good table; terms reasonable. 2224 7th avenue
 7-15-7t
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New York shut Out

Brooklyn July H.-Schreckard's force of Keeyer, a steal and Kelley's single scored the only run of today's game. The New Yorks, under the management of George Davis played another fast game, support ing Mercer's fine pitching gaultlessly. Ken nedy was in many tight holes but pulled out by sensational fielding. Score:
 R. H. E. New York .. ..... 0 0000 0000 co 6 o Brooklyn .... ..... 0 o % 0 0 0 0-1 10 3 Batteries: Mercer and Bowerman; Ken- nedy and Mcclure.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Young m Good Form

Cincinnati, July H-Young was in good form today and the locals had a narrow escape from a shut-out. Newton lasted but four innings. Scott allowed but one hit while he was on the rubber. Score
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
 We have a few nice residences now for rent also a few stores we'll located Call and let us show them to you.
 FOR SALE. s5 0O0-Win buy a modern house on Avenue
 G, near car line. Stables and servants
 house.
 1, ,4Oo-For a nice cottage on South 18th
 street Good investment. g, ,OOO-Will buy a beautiful vacant lot on
 South Highlands, 65x136. $6OO-Another beautiful lot on Fountain Heights.
 s1. .6Oo-Will buy any one of three new cot
 tages You can't build the houses for
 the price of both lot and houses Be sure
 to call and let us show you this. bar
 gain.
 s1, ,1oO-15O feet square, sx-room house and
 stables, in one of our incest suburbs. s1. .SOo-Will buy a choice lot on South High
 lands, near 2Oth street. A rare chance. S3, ,500-For a beautiful South Highland
 home, as well as good investment; cen-
 trally located; modern conyeniences.
 The above is only partial list and gives you only an idea as to what we have, so call and let us show you how and where to invest your money. Correspondence so- lcited. w. N. MALONE & CO, Phone 613 2017 First Avenue. 4-4-sun- wed-fri-n NEW LIST OF BARGAINS. s4, 4,2O0-7-rooms; 9th ave, near 18th st. $4, ,20O-Lot South Fist st.; 137 feet front. $4, 4,OO0-Residence Culloms Addition. $4, ,5O0-7th ave-, near 18th st. $4, ,5O0-5th ave-, between Fist and p sts. $5, 5,250-Residence, 18th st., near Park ave. | $6, 6,000-10Ox190, Highland ave. | $5, ,250-Resfdence Highland ave. | $2, ,000-1O0x190, Avenue "F." $5, 5,250-Residence 9th ave-, between 23d and 24th sts
 $7, $7,250-Corner lot, near new Jefferson thea ter. g, ,5O0-Lot 135 feet front; Underwood's Hill. g, ,200-Lot 125 feet front; South Highlands. $12, ,5O0-Corner lot 2d ave; 50x100 $15, ,500-3 stories 2d ave-, between 18th and 18th sts. No bargains genuine without the sigma ture of
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The Universalists

Atlanta, Ga., July 14-These officers were elected by the niversalist Young Peoples Union today:
 President, Louis Amman Ames, of New York.
 Secretary, Rev A. J. Cardall of Massa- chusetts.
 Treasurer, George F. Sears, of Illinois Invitations were received to hold the next convention at Pensacola, Fla, and Roches- ter, N. Y. The final decision rests with the National Board. The convention then adjourned.
 Invigorating and refreshing -Moerlein Beer.
 L.
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BUSINESS OPFOKTUNIfIEs

MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN YOUR SALARY" $100 invested by my Safe Speculation Plan in grain or stocks has made more money in 30 days than a me- chanic earns in GO. Send for free par ticulars, customer and bank references. Richard Jones, Investment Broker, 10 Exchange Place, New York.
 YOU CAN GREATLY INCREASE your income by following the simple but valu- able advice given in my Special Letter of Instruction. Send 50 cents and receive letter by return mail. This is no fake. w. w. Husband, Ava, Illinois.
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wANaEI,

-.---14>--S-s7,t- i,S WANTED-Young man as partner 10 ln- vest 5000 in manufacturing business; must take charge of office and factory; excellent opportunity; fullest investiga- ton invited Address H. J. w., Box 49, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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To housewives: Economical That large can for 1Oc. Supe- rior Condensed Milk. Try tt,
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WANTED-Ruptured men to cure free, to prove easy, safe cure; quick method. pr. Speirs, Box 400. Westbrook, Me. 6-27-4t-sun
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FOk SALE. One-half interest in grocery store. 8 4O0.00 Boarding house. .. ...... ...... .... 250.00 Confectionery.... ...... ........ ....... FOG. % Grocery doing fine cash business.... 1000. %
 AIS Chalifoux Building. $40O-50x140, 4th avenue, North, near 18th street; can make it pay 20 per cent. Eborn.
 IF YOUR HORSE IS LAME, take him to Dolan'S. 7-1-1mo
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WANTED-If you need work call on us; or if you desire to hire some one. AIS Chalifoux Building.
 $2, $2,750-Splendid 7-room house and lot ex- cellent location, near 11th avenue, South Highlands; a perfect gem. Eborn.
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wANTED-Two connecting rooms, fur nished. Phone 369, or write Brazelton & Miller, care Smith Mining Co., 7-15-2t WANTED-One or two good, young, heavy mules. Jesse French Piano and Organ Company.
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WANTED-To furnish you good cooks; six now on hand. AIS Chalifoux Building. DOLAN'S VETERINARY HOSPITAL Scientific horseshoeing. 2d avenue and 22d street E. l.. Doan Prop. 7-1-1mo
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WANTED-Custom for nre-proof safes;
 low prices. Simmons. Durham & Co. 11-26-sun-tf
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FOR RENT-During the summer months, furnished room, pleasantly situated on South Highlands. Address 1407 South Fist street. 7-14-3t
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Advertise in the Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Those that are interested in new and novel inventions to call at the Grand Central Hotel, room No. 62, and see Moore & Hills boot and shoe clean ing device. State and county rights for sale. Good thing for the right man.
 7-15-2t
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FOR REIN

FOR RENT = Remington typewriter. Frederick Macke, Jefferson County Saw ings Bank. 7-13 tf
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WANTED-Accurate stenographer with
 good references. Salary S70. Permanent - position. Address, own handwriting giV-
 ala
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$42O0-Central corner, with six houses with white tenants; rents pay 16 per cent. B.
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MAN of good character to deliver and col lect for old established manufacturing house; 800 year and expenses guaran- teed. Enclose reference and self-address- ed stamped envelope. Address Manufac- turer Sd fioor BPS Dearborn St.. Chicago. 7-6-4t-july 8-9-14-15
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FOR RENT-New 5-room cottage, Avenue G and 18th street Apply to Klein, the Druggist, 322 South 20th street. 7-14-3t
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WANTED-Everyone to know that all we ask is a trial to convince you of our su- perior cleaning and dyeing. We make speciality of repairing, altering and re- lining all kinds of garments. Now is the time to have your fall and winter cloth ing cleaned and thereby keep out all moths. Soft hats, derbys and straw hats cleaned, blocked and retrimmed by ex- pert matters. Mail and express orders so- licited. Write for price list. Save this for future reference, and be sure you find the right place. Parisian Dye Works (Yellow Erontl 2O7 Fist street.
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$50 REWARD for diamond stud lost. Re- turn to the office of the Morris Hotel, Birmingham. 7-15-3t
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WANTED-Planing mill foreman; party must be competent to take full charge Sample Lumber Co.,, 546 Chalifoux Bldg.' oity 7-15-3t
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AGENTS WANTED
 AGENTS-Canvassers, street men: We have the finest campaign portraits; Me- Kinley, Bryan and others; heavy paper; two colors, 22x2S; samples 15c; dozen, 75c !; hundred, $3 Order quickly. Nielen's Art Emporium, Cincinnati, O. 7-S-2t-sun WANTED-Deputies in every community Oldest, strongest fraternity paying ac- cident, sick, death, endowment benefits. Valuable perpetual contracts for energet- ic workers. w. I. A.. Warder Bldg, Washington, D. c. 5-20-6t-sun AGENTS WANTED-s2,506 can me made during the next six months by hustling agents handling our white and fancy Rubber Collars, Cuffs, Bosoms and Neck ties. Patented and guaranteed goods. Enclose stamp for special plan. M. & M. Mfg. Co.,, Springfield, Mass.
 5-29-39t- tut thu-Su s. 750-Fine corner 10Ox2O0, North Highlands, block of car line; new modern S-room home, very choice; see this. B. F. Eborn. WANTED-By an established, well-rated firm, scheme or speciality men to sell an exceedingly attractive and salable line; i; special terms and unique inducements; high-priced men investigate. Box 254, Detroit, Mich.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
Send All orders to he Little Fans, MINI
NO PRoTEc TIo n GIVE NM
1attimer Operator Com lainsS IA tire A.
@s III ssS sS sion OF Officialss sgsSs

4.attimer Operator Com plains5 ~ the -
zion 81 Onicials.
#sa PHILADELPHIA, OCT. IS. Calvin Pars
dec, Of q. Pardee 81 Co, has issned the
following statement from the main of.
fce of the firm II this city
s5sS Y. "a mob Of upwards 1off NJ u. COX, many
of it's number armed with clubs. IN the
presence 81 Sheriff Harvey and q large
force, Of deputy sherins drove Of our
men at IAttimer mines from their work.
end we. have deemed II best Is suspend
work there until further notice, and
have: posted the following ;at orr minss.
!, The governor 81 Pennsylvania and
the general commanding the national
guard of this state, 5stat toned at Shen.
andoah, having failed "a send troops Ks
aid Sheriff Harvey IA prevent ting the
marching Of mobs and assaults on and
intimidating men pursuing their daily
work in the mines Of Luzerne county.
and the sheriff also having failed to DO
this with his NUMEROUS deputies, and -
being impossible to prevent further a.
jury and possib loss Of life of our en-
ployes ii their homes Of going to and
from their work, we deem itsbeststo
suspend work at v our mines this day
and until further notice, !"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
CURE FOR w oW EVER.

Young ItalianS Specialist May Rscefve
ttSS5s' 500. 900 for Il. l 4.
~ CITY or MEXICO, Oct. s. One hun
bred thousand dollars is the price which
u young Italian specialist may win as
the discoyerer Of the serum which cures
yellow fever. AS the result Of expert
hents conducted at Vera Cruz for the
cure Of yellow fever ~ Dr.. Angel Bell.
inaaghi. under supervision q the gov
eminent, he has been asked 70 continue
his work. The commission appointed
TO witness the experiinentsreported IA
!vorably and part-of the 800, COO prize
offered ~ the Mexican government for
the cure Of yellow fever will be paid
the young, italian specialist at once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
TELEGRA!P'H!.lc BREv iTlEs.

The steamship Centennial has u.
rived at Seattle With as passsngers
\ md $50, go Is treasurs from Nome
Lord Eob1rts IJoan1tda NJ Daily
News announces, win leave South AZ.
51os during The LIT week of October. &
The census bureau announces thst the
population 81 TAcoma, Wash, 10 87,17l;
.as against SO, 006, II 1890 This q n
increase Of ], 706. a. I. a psr cent 5s@5 d
Eddie Mcbride, 10. ysazs old. ldisd g
Trenton. n. n. O the result 4 81 burns
received while playing .'Ind dian : with
companions q about his own b.
The census bursau announces that
the population Of Newcastle, Pa, 70
%, 8y8, az against II. 500 ii 1890. This
i an increase 81 10. 7s9. o. 50 per,
cent. Y VI. H i ~ 5F 3 vi n 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

Henry Howell, the coiored bell boy
ut the Antlers, Il soon 10 organize u
dancing class. lie a / \ protessio nal
ins the line " fame DANE cling, such as
E9ecllog, cake We king, etc, and win
soon form g class and leach the
various steps. The latter part of
|this month or the first sof next ine
VIII give an ent rtainment III the
Gross opera house I'd show the ont
come u his teaching and % pay him
Tor his trouble. 8SS'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
I 5oPIN ON Q OPERATO Rs.5

Believe the Miners Will Accept tho In.
~ VI & 81 crssss offered. X A.a
WILKEsBARRE. Pa, Oct. 8. The
striking miners remain very quiet
SWEATING lopments The operators
are OF the opinion that President
Mitchell will accept the 70 per cent ia.
crease, and VI that there Dug t 10 be- 8
general resumption III another week.
The strikers also feel chat asset clement 3 y
/ 81 some kind ii near q hand. 81.
Al Some Of the officers OF the local
unions of the United Mine Workers.
have left here for Shenandoah TO take
nart ia the demonstration at that place.
DeeSh Iruan 1laguS - uIaagow. #
GLAsoowY OF. rs ~ A man who, was
brought here from Govan 81 the Clyde;
3just below Glasgow. md received at
the city hospttaa ION Sept. a, has died
there Of the bubonic plag de-. $ass
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
III SURPRISE 20 III Hen

}CAinasA 1ail - SUnd sSssanAs tie 1xtsnt
Sss q; ..s
NH 3E xx61E u, d \ Oct Ne
5astonishl &c Or thss Ohins0oSw as 6irsaf
swhsn thsy received olnciai Motif ation
from the svicaroy to the effect that Tor.
3eign m s1azs has nscessit ated the deg.
radiation q prominent members Of the
co1rt. 81 n s,5 :33
Tho German oable from Che Foo %
Tsin Tha has bean opened. s5' 5!}i
u = reported that the allies viii de-
mand IN indemnity which WIN aggre-
rate el0, 200. 900 (e2Oo, 900, 900. q
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
\ I 8 F ]; 4 ] III ] ! {. | or !.

\ 1lins 0pssAssrs Annsunss ~ Furtksr
osas ssions mi ~ llaxls.
NEW YoR1, 3 81. 81. ME Eyes1.inRu
Post ssys: don't II, Ro1srs a.
well IS - Nsw8J srslsdy Central md thee
fpresidentss q anot sxsooal carryiinR 5raill.
wy, Who declined "a 10 5uuctsd for
spnblica matle y tho dsnnite { u.
ncemsati during the day that 40
further conoes Ions would ~ aEantsd
- the shil iing mine !, md that ~ they
did mo- asospptt tlhss 10 - csnt 81 ers Tho
keNon1d g. fought oak. III:
II = q "a ttlIaS III dscdsion va
reached aIs joint 1ns ottank of dooal rail-
way II dsats jand *ops which
was AslA - ~ IshiSh Vallsy onces 81
5SasionsI III 1vo.ls U.isnj b.
- NV 1ARs III, 49, 1isAt
81. EoUn, Oc - National 10
sbacco Worksys' Union of America,
Glivdsio{ " lhsad Quaxtess Al IL ~.
Louis, has decided ~ talks ID thss Aght
against child l1bor, III plan ots aotion
VIII Us to take sway the union label
from MI fact0rtes which give employ.
1nsnS to my ono under s16 years Of, are.
Mott cation will be rent Quito the e..
sbaoco factories III over Che connt ry
irving them until Nay ! NEXT torscoe.
u11o thu Cgd0g
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
~ lev MINERS. sTRtls,EE.5

$oes4sh1nSs IsDpsStsd 10 Rsplass Ghinoss
3 0ltsss ~ 1lining Rsgulatielss
4 '8YANoouv1B ()ct lame
Z unsuluiE. head of the mining FIRM ok
EH Dnns 81 Sienna and Is
Ooln n ID5zns
sctal last III
sAhe Chinese work king Is hid mines al
Van6ouver Island and sent "a Scotland
Tor 400 Scotch miners. Halt of these
3axrived last week and Il during tn dry
many u them struck and left for To
/ United StateG All the expenses ~ thsir
tEanspaFtat don ON Scotland WSGrs
borne ~ Dunsmnir Sis The scoto hmsnn
refused 70 submit ~ tho mining Esgn.
ladon8. s5.5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
I AIsTACk Ike o 5Bl WOMEN.
Non-Unton lIinsrs Gives " syvasna ..Rsosp
Il s. s32* y ton - IAAtInneF. ss vi 24ff


s tion q Iattisas1. II: " s.I'4;
HAzIsIox, Faa.. Got. q. Eight Ital.
ians employ ed On thu night shitt 81 the
Calvin, Pardee 81 Go. collis s Iatti.
mer, Swsss Att ia On Tho Pablo road
leading from sthat plaoe q \ Hollywood
by IS women who hid marched from
Milnesville. The women v were mostly
Hungarians and Italians. The work.
men did not attempt to defend them.
selves, bnt ran away and were soon
ont of the reach 81 the fury 81 the =.
cited women. e s n II h 2s
Il One man received Is severe cut on
the head, while several others were
struck " pieces q rock but were me-
injured, a.
The women returned to their homes,
satisfied with their denonstra Hon. M
. Az quitting time another attack WUss
made On the mine workers omployed il
the Iatimer mines About so az the
men, while being conveyed tos thstr
homes IL Hollywood Mn = II railway al
drawn ~ mine engine, were attacked
I BY about 100 strikARs. Skones and rocks
were thrown at tho men 81 the OR ana
l two of the woe1menw were severelycut
about the heaf shsri6 Harvey, Who
was On the OF, ordered III engineer 5to
stop, and with = fewi oe the Deputies
slapped from the a., wlhsn tie ia ack..
\ Ing party sasd ~ III direof iona Is
few pistol shottol shot wsrs hsaxd, but
from No. sIllde. ~ not known. NJ
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
MINNIE oTA Pu SIC !:
Less Fhan Five million Aerss Asnnall
{ suhjeet ID Ent1y. IA 3sS

SLess Than Five l1i1lfon Aorss AsMean
suhjsst ~ Ent1y. N 81
VI VAsH1N0ToN.t OCT There are
G896, 9O8 acres III public land left With
III the bord srs of5 Mime sotaS subject Is
Ilntry o. purchase from the United
|etatss.. or this amount more than one.
haif has tbssnl surveyed \, * 81 About S
count esin &c stste q have 10 pnblio
land renaining and IN some localities
thsre arc trsots that win probably
never 10 used fcr agricult ural purposes
.Of the more than %, 900, 900 acres 81
public lands orig inally within ths ssate
nearly a. 900, 900 acress have $bsen Sap.
propriatsd, willis q, Oe2. 1903 sores have
been reserved d forf various purposes
IBeltrami Len sI ths com tiles IL the acfe.
.sge az public lands inappropriate "A,
there being 1, 8sl. o4s aores still lsft 81
that county. II
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
4 "a I. ONE VEN II 10 WORK.
Nseissa 81 Inereassd Svasss Posted s
sixty l1iness MI ": III {sg "A

I sixty 6lness s?sts IS Nj IA sf
SCRANTON Pa. Oct. In comph-
anoe with an agreement with the "a.
dividual Operators association cover
ing the LAckaWanna and Wyoming
valleys to5 give an advance 70 their
striking employees, the SLOWING notice
ssigned by each operator So the associa-
ton and posted BY himself at the mines
controlled ~ him was Issued during
the morning: I. M ..5 si
I Il This company makes the following
announcement to its mine emp loyes:
II viii adjust IT. rate 81 wages 90 g To-
pay to its mine en- loyes On and after
Dot. II, and until further notice. 9 net
increase Of 10 per cent on the wages
heretofore received. !" II III. s55.:. "A $Ss.ss3
This Is identical in form with the
notices posted IA the Hazleton region.
This notice was put mp ct no less than
60 mine openings during the morning.
but nobody went 70 work Il.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

S#3 sixty-sixs True Ellis 1ssturnsd.
SGs AKRON; o., Got. 9. - The pecial grand
jury inysatig ating the riot d6f kpg. ~,
hiss reported, returning GO true bills,
.indicting 45 mon and boys. n Ono of
these iss Couno ilman George Brodt, and
anosher ~ Haltsr, . promine nt per.
ION. The city oflicials II were osnsursd
to- allowing the mob To Y sssmble and
1or not dispe csins 4 sAxly s. the
evening. b y vi
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
h stsel lfails O. Rssusna,

$S IoIIEr, nlas Dot. The billst mill
5lnd converted of the Illinois Stsel coan-
lay closed = few days 40. VT 81.
sumo Monday next, employing shout
100 mon. The rod mills ~ II now The
only important depar tments closed.
Alter being Idle three weeks Tor -.
pairs tho Pressed Steel company MIL
rssume next IN Monday, II nttin3 on
,double tu1nabout 500 mem. s.ss Es ysss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
IlBDD|I1|'I|nl|'.IB[BB||
ttons "a TIM ma ldual Col.
H opsrato rs Bsl ieysd to Bs Il
n en3 lnd ioat Ion. VI " AMI
8H ave Nearly Al creed toS NJ
III IA lo,ssst heS n liners / Ton PsrSs5s
"a M. Cent rease. 4 u n
/ DEPE s On llIC I
Says the Qusstion of 0oing
q Back N ust Be Settled n.y.
81 4 convs ntlo r,.!
DEP I ! 4 az Mi 1! | !: u
Will \ Net State, However, How
Il Soon the !; IN eeting VIII 5Bs. n
Called sby Him. " sss

III PMLADEIPH1A. OCT. So The decision
of the indiyid dual coal sopera tors u offer
~ 10 per cent increase 81 wages 3to the
mine workers sis egardsd throughout
the anthracite region ~ the beginning
5of the end ~ the strik Nearly all the
individual operator have made an
nounc cement Sof their llingness rs
grant the inorease. and notices u this
effect. IL 70 expected, viii IS posted ~
the various indepe lent col ieriess at
once. 4 i fully believed that the few
operators who have not yet 81 pressed
their intention on this subject will fall
An line witch the others and grant the
Increase
According to soma of the operators
powder will bs sold rs the miners at
%. 80 par ksg, instead q a. q @ here
itofore charged, hut this reduc lon Will
.be taken into consid ton ~ aguring
the net 10 Per cant IS
Other concessi ons u the strikers arc
not limited 8, and Is faot IL shas been
openly declared ~ some of the ofaciale
OF the companies that
No Further Cono,sssi oas yvili III tsraass1l.
The individual operators delayed ~
;nonnoing their willing ness to grant the
increase pending the report sof 81 COM
mittee sent ~ them to New York Is
endeavors to secure some con ession1
from the carrying comp anies, Noscon.
:cessi ons, b were Il obt ainad. and the III.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
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Fasas lGsseisG CansI > nsns lEnk Snd fes ss N
SSE 80 w Sgisil shs
l's PAnss on. ~ ntsrnati onaIl
W. ~ lalrsss Srl its work as AZ
I e u appeal to tlae nat iicny sdcptsd duS.
2iHg ths day5 inl s II HON u On ti gress CON.
DENNIS ths ret aaA1 oSf tths British govis
senmsnt w ~ to Iayl ~ lne
sdiation ii south kfricd1Is N ma ssx prsSses
I keen regret that Tie ~ jpsit "a me-
governments who mt hAyes
mediation absta aimed ffron re- doing ~
spits u thsdr aeiho dscl \ T \ \.
Hague. Z RsS;
RAJ rding China. THO oons 4 y, attt
srscog nising ma pointing ont ths
mary oansss of disco ntsnt spon M paxtEI
of. the Chimes M es that Via solnt iOno
sths conhic AZ ~ just ma eqnitA ia a Y
III conformity with The inal able
right ot tia spopulat ions 70 fresl ~.
pose IL thamsely yes II VI
EF Tho congress also ohazacte eha;s
Armenian massacr 40 the
s lIsst Odisse Dssd Is slssSSpt Il.
NINA GlbO A4Uke q 49, vssSs sskMASS
svsrsal indi gnation IS the Hired world
would force thu goyernnnents to! flndsa
radical solution. NJ
Continuing, the CON ress points out
the moral and maj erial Injury resulting
from formid Liable Il arinanents and rec
ommends the goyernnae ants to. study
these questi ons on the soluti ion
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sperity and The very sxistence ofs TIE No.
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Tho congress then recommends In
terms ional ssr1it2 ation and urges the
oenclusion of treaties making arbitra-.
lion permanent and obi
Il Is claimed that the q con ress hass
thus placed before tho world the haais,
Tor u preli urinary stnd IS interna-
ionAl dit erences a. they occur in Or
der g facilitate pacific solntions before
irritation spreads q the il y.
masses