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The daily news., 1900-03-15

SAVANNAH, March l4.-SpirIUs turpsA-
tine firm al 5Il5 receipts, Sex sales 30. ex-
ports $50. Rosln firm; receipts 3,0-4 sa:es
). 43?. exports l.34u. Quote: a. B. g.,
d, $I4j: Z. $50. +. fl.l5 g. $l.GO; H.
81 ~. l. 600. K, S2.25; VI, 81. so, y, $500
vindoWRlass $50; Waterwhite $40.
WILMINGTOE, March l4.-Spirlts tupen-
tine steady at 5Sls Gt54; receipts ~. Rosin
nothing doing; receipts 322 Crude tur-
pentinS quiet at S2tet3 -. receipts II. Tar
steady at $l.20; receipts lOd
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I,nr G,nnnt, Trrasnrer-

.-r 90 a1nouuc- myself A. - candidate
..t.rrIluatIou A. TREASURER 90 F-CaFn bla
..k. -lbI,.ct tD a decIslnu al the rn~uing z
--afl- primary election. ana respect
. -a..eTT the support 20 the Nut-r~ 80 the
...- D. s..IgIug IN -,-lf for tn- future the
. faithful performance 90 duty that
.. .... f.-.,lr,-.l 20 fuldu during nav past
... - FH.. rfflcs4 D. " FRATER
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GnING nOMN HILL.

People suffering from kidney dis
,ases feel graOual but steady los
81 vitality. They should lose no
:ime Ia trying Foiey's Kidney Cure.
Iti- guaranteed. w. \. D'Alem-
brrte.
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Commander Glover Sails.

NEW YORK. March I4-Commandel
Richardson Clover. the newly appointed
naval a:tacbe OF the United States en-
baSsy at the court OF ST. James. sailed
today on the American liner ST Paul
Commander Clover was accompanied
by his wife and the Misses Bora aud
Beatrice Clover.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

.....v announce myself a. - candidate
-..-T 90 t..rambla Gouuty. aud r'--
81 ak he ~uppBrt OF nv frloEds
....-- 20 ths. county. ~ -leCI.'d ] Will
axe. turd Itf.-s ~ - 4 Office IN cIrntly,
a.I mpartIallN.
VII. II HUTCHISSoS.
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On. smsnrct KrI.n.ed.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March "a -GabEiel
Taul, the Breckinridge county suspect,
was dismissed today. The detectives
saw there is poIhIng IN the charge
against him.
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FOR Relief Of Ai.bnminns.

WASHINGTON. March l8. - At the
opening Of the session Of the house to.
day, q bill was passed for the reltaf OF
heirs OF Philip MoClusky and John
Hogan of Mobile. Ala
The daily news., 1900-03-15

When you want something To heal
a burn, or a sore, or a cut, why rot
try Banner Save. which i@guarante' d
the most healing ointment in the
worln. Take nO substitute. w. a.
D'AlembeTte.
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~up. rIntcndsut Il public lD-
NrrutTinu.

VOTERS 90 I-cGmhIa County I
...lta 'uv~,..fa a cAuI dat, tur Ta.
..s .rl. office of county >up--lr.i'-i-
" u.r... instruction an1 NIL ID
.. .4N.. ta,. support ~ my friends
....- E...,.-r,IrN az the com 1C demo-
.....,... ..I..rf.ou y .E. lnpE.
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Mrs. stone Dead.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March l4-MrA
Lucinda IL Stone. widely known as the
mother OF wumen's clubs, and a
writer and educator OF note, died to-
day at the age Of SG
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fnr lan Collector.

. t-.r.hv ANNOUNCE myself a. a candidate
f. ...-,- ..-l.t .Ur a. Tax collector 80 L~cam-
. r.llfE. nu1 AK fI- support 81 my
......- and Alfs.-s Es-UprsllN.
Al. Ir'ALEII. FRITZ.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

.al1llary ~ William ". Richards l.
.. Goa uuuuss.d Tor r.-.-lrCtIon A. tax A.
r pr E-,amnIA county. subject to the
. % toe. democratic Urlmarsp~-
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T,,r Jpsttcr orthe Peace.

.rr.. -ugg.>tlou 81 numerous friends. ]
.l aruuuuca NV candidacy lT J I->. Z -.
I',.ars of b. city strict. subject tp
.r.4n ~ abe bumfuaT fnE primaries.
JAMES X LANpET.M.
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tur TaH CnIIecInr.

.., uravv fri"rt- 90 JI!C" y. b. Fnu''sy
t. ..r riftn l.-d hf- consent hereby aH-
..... h.fI a. a -aui liht, fpr Tax piI'rtUI
. -..lmbih county al the aT-f.i 1 .-I'-, tI, q
MANY AuIFKs
The daily news., 1900-03-15

...- fr ;l- ur-,ut request 81 friends.
......I f,R "a 1alu become candidate
.......... t..t. S.-l.,l, . board 90 F~cRml'la
.......r 10 tu, action az The demo-
...."..H.- r WAFr.
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Enr IlcprcS ntauve.

4..blu '.. uIv-..f a-a q eau'I safe
..-. .rHrlss.,f l.--auI tsIufN lI
.... ..lI,.. rla.-ct 90 tI- lHruocE atIl
D. TNNEr WOLF O..
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For Justice OF the Peace

...rs announce nv candidacy Tor zee
...... tn the IN c. 81 Ju~tIC'. ~ the fea''-
.... --cuYd District. subject ID The aC-
Fth,. nominating p.lmHrla-.
1LDN h - los -.
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I'or County Trea@urer.

.rFlgr- mys.f a. n candidate Tor
f. -- uf County Treasurer. sub '-ct 10
L..su ~ the democratic primary. and
.r ..f -appprt 40 mN friends.
NIIUIAM T.. ANyFRs ~.
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Tor clerk OF the Circuit Court.

..--Dy announce myself a. a candidate
...-.-',.rtIBu as clerk % the circuit court
ambIa county Al the ensuing election
. 80 the support OF the voters.
A. NJ. MCMILLAN.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

.r.- - Ma. > d. STEwA I,p % W a.
..... .HAInC Cured l.> consent, ,
Hlr.luc- uls candidacy Tor MEM
..- f~cambIa County school Board
Hrta.rn district. subject - the ec-
-.r 1.mOcrGtlc p-lu. aries.
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For sheriff.

.r.bv announce mvself - q candidate
...-.. tIuti "a th.. office uf sheriff OF Ee-
..r.s..a ruuuty. Florida. and solicit the SUI
...- aa4 interest or sll my friends.
GEORGE T.. SMITH.
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I-,rN,.hn,I SUPERINTENDENT.

Fr.fT.s fustrrICIIuu. ~uhi-y- tp a y
.arr- urflnTlt.-- ! Tee Tft'ctfUliy ~t -
....~ ~r~-aE- ~ tn- f-rafnbfa cvuu y
. r.r tIs.s anuN e. named position
IANE- n Ia" F.
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Furniture on Credit

Most beautiful lire Of side boards
ever shown in the city. Wa d. Obes,
with glass doors "f every dtscrip-
tion. from the cheapest 10 the finest.
Roll-tOp secretary cases elegantly
finished, a fine line of china closets,
and everything contained IN first
class furniture store at g. NJ. Pryor :
Bargain Furniture House.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
. - ~.-ln I superintendent

E..-..r- .bf F-cumbia County:
.... announce uNetlf q rsns lta'e Ton
.r..r.t.ut 80 GuhIir Instruction foi
..a county and a>E thv supper; oi niN
. h...t.r- generally.
O. IEIT.
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Fnr CircnitGIerk.

...auuca my candidacy FOR Clerk of the
..r court 90 E~ramhIA county. subject
.... action of tA- ensuing Democratic
ar..- q. g.. l.. HANlFII..
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For sheriff

...-.hy announce myself q candidate for
.. % - EscAmbiB county ~ the ensuing
......l. J. &. NANPELT.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
EHE EISY DROP

az medicine that goes in a
prescription till-d in thi- store il
perfectly Ture. Pure drugs mean a
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
Il relapse. You want the best. Let
Us fill your preScI iptiou, and supply
other Uedic'nes, W. Z. Green IL Co.
'Tre Prescription Druggist, 81 ).
PalafoX street. Phone $50.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
l0gGB DIRECTORY
vEIGHTs OF PYTHIAS
..a,ola Lodge. No. 3. ID. OFF
w O. w.

oak Camp =" 1 Woojman Of f'he
World.
-r.. ...r ana -r.rd r-Ilav night in
-....... E..-.rfu- sNr.-.Er cDr4l-
" ~. MAs-o~.
r....... ,r.-L &C.
The daily news., 1900-03-15
LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH

q. Nacher. l57 OsgOOd ST., Chica-
go, say: My wife had a very Sc
we're case of la grippe, and it left her
with a very bad cough. She tried a
bottle of tOley's Honey and Tar and
it gave immediate relief. A 30 cent
bottle cured her cough entire Iy."
Price 2jc. and soc. w. \. D'Alem-
berte.
We will launder your spreads for
Is cents each and make them look
like new. Star Laundry.
The daily news., 1900-03-15

Hy0tI are reGdy to 60 to
housekeeping, let MGrStOr
g. Finish furnish your house
for you. They mill SGUe you
D1OneY. Your credit is good
Uith them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-25

ia transit In Washington City the double
trolley Is used entirely where the trolley
h underground We understand that all
the lines ia the District Of Columbia are
arranging to install the double trolley
whether underground or overhead AT the
last session of congress a bill was intro
duced practically recurring the use OF the
double trolley throughout the District or
Columbia. Although the bill has not yet
passed. the reasons given by the commits
sioners OF public works for the District
of Columbia fer the use OF the double
trolley were so plain that the roads con-
sidcred the passage Of the bill PIE
and Immediately began to install the
same Through the Kindness of Senator
Foster we have received copy of the
discussion and nsons given for Its use,
which are considered very valuable. In
New York city nearly all lines are oper-
ated with the underground trolley with
metallic return. work of stupendous
magnitude Is now being prosecuted In that
city, namely. the construction of many
miles OF great tunnels and subways for
rapid transit purposes. The first contrac.
for some sixteen or eighteen miles has
been let al cost OF about s45,0e0ooo. The
work on. this section Is now well under
way, and part OF II will be in operation
within a year. The surface street car
lines operate trains of three or more carr
at intervals of about one and half min
utes The elevated lines run trains of
three to five cars at varying intervals.
from one and half to two and half
minutes.
rake these 1ntc consideration with tne
demand for similar service underground.
reaching the same districts, and view the
multitude who do and must ride on these
cars, and one begins to family realize
the vital interest the people have i'm rapid
transit Also, when we learn that for
such place as Baltimore. Md. even. the
united street car lines are Incorporated
for SIS, 0O0, COO stock, with an issue of s3s.
100000 bonds, we begin to discern the faint
outlines of the figure these lines may pre-
sent in city and state and even national
affairs. one thing which greatly impress
ed your committee was the fact that the
presence of the elevated lines In both
New York and Chicago seem to have
greatly increased the value OF abutting
property, and along these-roads are to be
found the most extensive retail houses OF
the land. Great firms who once had their
entrances on the opposite side of the block
from the elevated roads are now buying
abutting property and building TO get an
entrance right on the road. In New York
city THE Empire building, one of the finest
In the city. being some twenty stories
IN height, has been arranged SO that all
persons destined for Rector street sta
ton pass through that building to Broad
way, and very ingenious crossover track
has been arranged whereby the south
bound car crosses from the west to the
east margin of Sixth avenue and to their
second story hallway doors.
Thousands pass through these Railways
every day. to the profit of that great
building. Entrances facing the elevated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-25

1.-THE electric street railway Is without
\ question the favorite and leader IN rap
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-25
TRANSLATES MUCH BUSINESS


Routine work occupied the greater part
ot the city councils attention at its ses-
sion last night. The following resolu-
lions for street improvements were read
and adopted and their hearing set for
January q.
Twelfth avenue north from Madison
street to the north end of the Pontius adj
ditton; Fast Spruce, from Twelfth ave-
nue. to Twenty-first avenue; Twenty-shird
avenue. from the north end Of the Walla
Walla addition to Madison street, all by
grading, sidewalking and parking.
Bills We're introduced for the improve-
ment OF the following streets by grading
and sidewalking.
Twenty-secoud avenue from East Mar
ion 70 East Cherry: Twentieth avenue,
and Twentieth avenue north from East
Madison to East Thomas; Sixteenth ave-
nue. and Sixteenth avenue north. from
East Madison Seventeenth avenue and
Seventeenth avenue north, from Yeser
way; Fourteenth avenue south, from
Massachusetts To Congress streets: West
ern avenue. from Denny way TO Cedar
street; Fourth avenue north. from Denny
way to Harrison street; Seventh avenue
from Pike to Madison streets, also for the
replankng of Third avenue. from Yesier
way TO jackson street. and for the plank
ing OF the alleys In blocks Il and o. Of
A. A. Denny's Third addition The assesses
ment rolls for the Improvement of Six
teenth avenue, and for East Fir street.
We're also adopted their first reading,
and the rolls for the Improvement of block
\. Maynard's plat and for Fourteenth
avenue passed their final reading
The bin for the Improvement OF Eight
zenith avenue and Eighteenth avenue
north. from the east side OF Rentons adj
dition to East Mercer. passed its third
reading.
Two appropriation bills were put on their
final passage and carried. as follows,
s9,5S2.2S from the general fund for the
Puget Sound Dredging Company for work
on the Cedar river water system: author
izing the issuance Of warrants for pur-
chase OF lands In the Maynard plat a bill
appropriating $40 10 pay taxes ON the
Cedar river water system WAS referred
TO the committee on finance.
A bill giving Flynn a. stanley street
contractors, an extension OF time on their
contract for the Improvement OF pix.
street was referred to the committee on
streets.
4 petition from A. j. Blethen asking
that the penalty for failure 10 pay the
assessment for the Improvement Of High
land drive be extended from January II
10 February !. as the work on ths street
would not b. completed before that time
was referred TO the street committee
petition Tor $500 damages was pre-
scented from Frank Mischke and referred
10 the committee on claims. He claims
10 have been seriously injured last Sen
TENDER by falling over an iron door rlain-
tanned by the city on the east side az Sec
ond avenue. between Union and Infysr-
sity. which was not protected
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matter of more than ordinary Importance.
great increase in the mileage of good
healthful driveways around our lake.
shores We believe to he one of the inn
perative demands of the day.
Your committee found that the matter
81 telephone service and rate was receiv-
ing great attention throughout the East.
Competing systems are entering the field,
and prices greatly lowered Undue COM
petition has, however. in several places
caused poor service and financial loss An
Independent line in Baltimore obligated
20 use the city's conduits and pay good
ly rental therefor, and 70 pay 50 a
year for any pole placed in the street
furnishes families with main line tele-
phones at 50 per month. and business
houses at s. per months other places quote
even lower rates.
get valuable Reports.
Concerning the destruction OF sewage.
Your committee believes that the remarks
made In the earlier part of this report
sufficiently show the condition Of the
study. We simply desire TO add, that the
city of baltimore has engaged a COM
mission of experts who are giving every
attention possible to this matter. having
the most learned English scientist EN-
ployed in compiling the results obtained
by the septic tank. system in England.
We We're fortunate enough TO obtain for
orr city copies of these scientists latest
and most exhaustive reports. and have
further reports which may he made. We
consider these OF great value.
me city OF Cleveland owns several
large parked cemeteries. These are main
tanned in good style. the price paid for
a lot includes the cost of further main
tenance. The fact OF the city owning
cemeteries and maintaining them imam ele-
giant manner has prompted private com
liIlies to lax out and maintain cemeteries
which are remarkable for beauty. City
ownership has served to regulate the price
of burial lots
Through the kindness of Mr.. c. r.
Shultz. first assistant engineer of the
Cleveland water board. we have obtained
piats of these city parked cemeteries and
the rules governing the same.
Probably the most remarkable case of
city enterprise was that found at Gin
cinnau. Some years ago that city built
tending from Cincinnati to Chattanooga.
Tenn. distance of $3.50 miles This
brought to Cincinnati the trade of most
fertile country. She invested SIS 900 in
the enterprise and Is satisfied with the
results. The road is managed for the
city by a board Of five trustees.
THE ordinances franchises and docu-
ments received your committee will ar
range with those obtained by Councilman
Muldoon on his recent trip IN the Office
OF the city sngineer. where they can be
consulted by all.
Thanking the council for the conf
may be able hereafter to bring To the
council many additional and valuable
notes obtained this journey. We re-
"R II. THOMSON.
IF. n. LITTLE,
~ A. JAMES.
COMMITTEE"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-25
n EXTENDED REPORT.
.uIts Of Seattle Officers Inves-
legations in East.
! MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

.4.mtttce Appointed by Council TO
L attend Good Roads Convention
go Irrigation Congress mt Chi
ago. Also to study Modern Meth
a. Of cities I'm East, Gives De-
tetIed statement of Its Trip.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-25
we WISH You an Merr, chrl.,n.a.

Santa Claus was with us last evening
and gave away the following present.
The $40 !. Y. l.. steel range No .7Si. the
So modern oak. No 1892 the Sii New Vie
tor alright, No. t.ois. and the following
numbers 20. 4ss11. 4sis, eg. ae and ISL
Nitle girls.
These gifts remain in our show window
until called for by their fortunate owners
4. G, Miles * Piper Co. 7S-a Yesler way
zee
THE best running watch a Louis kaidt
Special No. S24 Second ayenue.
81 Ia per cent reduction on an games
Deuny-Ceryeii Co. nc First avenue
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-23
A Thousand Tongues.

Could not express the rapture of An
ME E. Springer, of 1925 Howard street,
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
DR.. Kings N ew Discovery for Consump-
ton had completely cured her of a
hacking cough that for many years had
made her life burden. All other rem
edies and doctors could give her no help,
but she says of this Royal Cure-''it
soon removed the pain in my chest and
I can now sleep soundly, something L
can scarcely remember doing before.
| feel like sounding it's praises through
out the Universe" SO will every one
who tries DR.. Kings New Discovery for
any trouble of Throat, Chest or Lungs.
Price SOC and 81 90. Trial bottles free
at E. j. Eldridge's Drug Store; every
bottle guaranteed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
CULLED AT RANDOM
Brief Bits of Gossip Picked Up
Here and There
AND BOUND IN A BUNCH

Fer the Convenience Of Hasty Read
srs-Tales Of the Town Told In Ters'
Texts That Tend to Tone the Temper
Of Tired People.
Buists' pearl, silver skin and yellow
onion sets. New crop turnip seed.
Hudson's Drug Store.
Read the advertisements in this
mornings issue It means money in
your pockets to Keep posted where tc
get commercial bargains.
A purse containing sum of money
was found upon the streets here yes
terday. The owner can recover same
by calling at this Office and describing
the lost purse.
Hebrew merchants of Americas will
doubtless close their stores tomorrow
afternoon in observance of Rosh Hosh-
anah, which begins at sunset and ends
at sunset Tuesday.
It would have taken all of the street
scavenger's time yesterday to clear the
pavements of banana bulls, thrown by
careless persons. One ordinance and
one arrest will stop 1T.
Americus did not advertise a street
fair yesterday, but had somewhat of a
trade carnival just the same. And
several more good days like it will
come this busy season.
More new buggies and new wagons
were sold kere yesterday than on any
day in years. The season of ten cent
cotton is season for riding, thinks
the very happy farmer.
The merchant who clicked" last
night when business was over with
must have slept under his counter
during the day. Money was plentiful
and all got their share of 1t.
"Good bye; Til see you here circus
day. was a common expression heard
yesterday along the color line. And
thousands will throng our busy streets
when the elephant comes.
''To sell or not to SELF is now the
question perpIex1ng the average farm
err. Some have decided it by selling
their cotton while others are going to
wait for the twelve cent train.
A fine attraction booked yesterday
by the opera house management was
''The Spider and Fly" Company. It
was seen here years ago, but comes in
new and gorgeous splendor now.
The cotton picker came to town yes
terdaY with money to burn, and in
consequence the aroma of mullet burn
ing smote upon the air last night in
chunks as large as a mans hand.
Friends of Miss Nellie Shockley re-
ported her condition yesterday as
serious in the extreme. It is feared
that lockiaw may result from having
cut her foot severely upon rake.
Americas received 836 bales of cot
ton yesterday direct at the warehouses.
This does not include receipts by rail
at the compress which, though not
given out, were undoubtedly heavy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-23
STRIKERS ARE WEAKENING.
Some Announce Their, Intention of
Returning to Work.

Some Announce Their, Intention of
Returning to Work.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 92.-President
Nichols and the members of District
No. / executive board are not apprehen-
sive today of any change in the.strike
situation in this section by reason of the
ordering of troops to the Schuylkill re-
gion. The first news that reached them
caused them much chagrin and disap-
pointment because they had hoped for
nothing else than the best of order
there.
Now that troops in the field an uncer-
tainty is growing among the miners
here as to their future. From Forest
City, where the Hillside Coal and Iron
company has two big mines, news comes
this morning that many men are dissat-
lsfied with the present status OF the
strike and have announced their inten-
ton to go back to work on Monday,
The Lackawanna and Western COM
pany's men, too, are showing restless
ness today, and a break may come in
their ranks very soon, as the company,
through General Superintendent Loom
is, again announces today that as soon
as the men get back to work their de
mands as company employees exclusively
will be taken up and considered. The
Pennsylvania Coal company stands in a
similar position, and other companies
are ready to do the same.
The washeries which operated al the
week are still going No disorder has
broken out anywhere in this region
The men are peaceable and are remain
ing away from the mines.
The district executive board is in ses-
sion this morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-23
OPERATORS ON SITUATION.
They Regard the Strike as Practically
at an End.

They Regard the Strike as Practically
at an End.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 22.-The
tragedy at Shenandoah made deep i'm
preston in the Wyoming valley. Groups
of idle miners are gathered everywhere
discussing the situation. The more con-
sentative of the strikers deplore, the ac-
ton of the Shenandoah men in inviting
an attack from the sheriff. They say
that il the men had pursued the same
course that the miners of this region are
doing in keeping away from the mines
there would have been no bloodshed.
Other miners think the calling out of
the militia will strengthen the lines of
strikers in the Lehigh and Schuylhill
regions.
The operators look upon the affair as
the beginning of the end. They say
the miners in the Schuylk1ll and Lehigh
districts who want to 60 to work, but
who have been prevented by intimida-
ton, will now flock to the mines and
there will be no difficulty in keeping the
colheries in operation.