Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11
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Is Newsy Letter rom ! Warren oyI
At the Capital.
Editor SMEAR The greatest coal
strike on record vii, according to|
present indications, soon be settled.
The price Of coal fell one dollar per
to to-day, which fact is taken as an
indication that the end Of that calami-l
ty to the country at large may speed
lily be realized. Operators and lead
ers among the strikers are admitting
the fact that Marcus a. Hanna IS
engineering the movements to peac-
able settlement Of differences. The
basis Of the settlements he proposes is
mutual concession, on the part Of
strikers and mine owners. President
Mitchell declares in an interview that
he believes the workmen will be att
work again within a few days
The Census officials played fine
game Of base ball last Saturday, the
proceeds Of which were given to the
sufferers at Galveston, Texas. Play
ers and umpire paid their own way in
to the game. The gate receipts net
ted about s., 900 90. Gov. Merriam
and family were present. It may be.
interesting to know that q Winona
man pitched for the winning team.
The count Of the population of U !.
s. is now being rapidly pushed The
counting is now proceeding at the
rate Of I ,ooo, 900 per day The popu-
lation Of cities Of Is, 900 inhabitants
or more has been announced During
the coming week and afterwards I'M
til the total number is given out, bull
letins announcing the population Of
states, all places incorporated as.
cities, and counties will be published,
beginning with the state Of Alabama.
The population Of Warren may soon
be known!
The theatrical season opened last
week in this city BY the presentation
of I'm the Palace .of. the King, BY
Miss Viola Allen and her company,
and :. Hamlet by Creston Clarke
and Miss Adelaide Prince. Miss AL.
lens play is q new prod uction, and
she made a decided chit as star in.
this creation. Lewis Morrison will.
present the Faust during the com
ing week and JEFF D'Angelis will
play the star in "a Royal Rogue,
also new production. Other per-
formers of less note are coming here,
the most prominent Of whom is Miss.
Grace George in the play entitled
Her Majesty
The New York Stats Zeitung, the.
leading German publieatio i'll 8 mer-
lea, recently declared that tits ap-
parent on every hand that President
Nc Kinley will receive an oyerwhelm-
ing majority on the 9Th day OF No
vember, and at the same time an
noqnced it's purpose Of supporting
the Republican ticket. This paper
does not believe the tide is turning in
favor Of Mckinley, because the Ger
mans or any other class Of foreign
born Americans have, as q CONSOLE
dated mass, arbitrarily promised
their supportto the Repu blicans, but
because these citizens have. after a
careful study OF the issue at stake,
the issue OF Organism or Mex inley-
ism, decided to support the. latter.
The same thing is noticeable through
out the country. Reports from all
quarters OF the union indicate that
with unremittantlabor the Republic
an party will win as she never won
VI
before. Let the good work 90 on.
This reminds me Of a speech recently
delivered by Mr.. Croker, the Tam
many leader Of New York. The
speech is circula ted among all mem
bers OF the American Asso citation Of
Democratic Clubs. In it he says that
there are now no ladders BY which a
young man may climb to fame and
fortune, thar all these artificial
means Of acquiring success have now
been removed. This is a statement
both true and untrue. There are no
ladders ready made for the use Of.
q young man starting out in life and
there never was any Each; man
must NJ be the builder Of his own lad
Ter or succumb He must hev a
pathway out Of the rock Of time
on ~ Hi +. NV e,nles Ia =, 81.