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Notice..

r will apply to the Board of Pardors
i for Communication of death sentens q.
to that of Imprisonment at hard labor
for life in the penitentiary.
GASS YOUNG.
Benton, La, Oct. 3, 1901. oct17"
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19U1. --
Oct. Ito balance on hand S1473 SO
On motion of Mr.. Tidwell, Mr..
Montgomery was allowed $3.50 80
for Poll List for 1901.
On motion of DR.. R. B. Martin,
Bryant-Bishop and Wendall
schools, in township Is, range II,
and township II, range -, were
located as township schools, and
to be continued as such until the
amounts to the credit of said
townships shall have been ex-
pended.
On motion of Mr.. J. B. John
i, ston, Cypress Hill school was al
lowed one months salary Of
teacher, deducted from term Of
said school, and Mr.. B. F. Cook
was authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for amount.
Following trustees were ap'
pointed: W. L. Adger, trustee O
Cottage Grove school, vice Joh1
Campbell; B. F. Cook, trustee o
Cypress Hill school, vice Franz
Morris.
! On motion of Mr.. J. N. Plat
name Of Edwards Wilson colorel
school was changed to Haughtol
Academy, colored.
On motion of Mr.. N. w. Sentel]
Miss Emma Carney was appoint
ed teacher of Russell school, vic
Miss Annie Sherburne, resigned
The Board adjourned.
J. w. PRINCE, President.
w. H. SCANLAND, Secretary.
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Dentistry

At reasonable prices, at DR.. Nor
woods, over the New York Dry Goods
Company, Shreveport. Painless extract
ing Soc; plates, crown and bridge work,
filings, etc., at corresponding prices.
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am now in this business in Benton,
and would appreciate the patronage OF
my friends and the generl public. Best
teams and careful drivers.
Respectfully,
no14 r. M. MILLER.
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Property valued at a half mil
lion dollars was destroyed by fire
at Beaumont, Texas, Tuesday.
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Notice.

4 II persons are warned not to hunt on
n the following lands: My home
place, Arnold place and lands of Henry
Hafner, F. P. Stubs, Mrs. John Pickett
and especially Swami Lake.
J. E. ADGER.
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School Board Proceedings.
BENTON, La, OCT. 5. 1901

BENTON, La, OCT. b, 1901.
The School Board of Bossier
Parish met this day in regular
session. Members present: J. W.
Prince, President; T. J. Tidwell,
N. w. Sentell, j. B. Thompson,
J.B. Johnston, J. E. Rogers, R.
B. Martin and J. N. Platt. Alb
sent: E. S. Dortch.
Minutes of special session Of
August 18th, 1901, were read and
approved.
Tax Collector stated that he had
made no collections during quar-
ter ending Sept. 80, 1901.
H. H. Montgomery, Assessor,
presented Poll Tax List for 1901,
showing totals by wards as fol-
lows:
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Dentistry.

DR.. T. NJ. Comegys, Office in the new
Cooper Brothers building, second floor
Shreveport.
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HERE WE ARE Buy your trunks from
Freeman's Trunk Factory, Shreveport
Anything traveller needs, from SOC up.
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The State.
Daily, | semi-Weekly,
1000. 1900.
COLUMBIA, S. C.

zulu WDI1j u %
THE only morning paper for two-thirds
i of the State of South Carolina
Eleven railroads radiating from the
city-the capital of the State.
Full State news service.
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Homestead Entry No. 6576.


Department of the Interior, !
Land Office at Natchitoches, La, :
September IS, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
~ ing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Clerk of the
District Court, at Benton, La, on No
vember 2, 1901, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 6576-Ed Hodges-for the east half
of east half of section 2, township 10
North, range IL West, Louisiana Meri-
dian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: J.. R.
Ogilvie, John Dudley, James Dudley, of
Ogilvie P. O., and j. T. Green, of Min
N'A j. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
September Is, 1901. oct31
Benton High School
Tommences Monday, September 23rd,
| " 1901, for a session of nine scholastic
months.
FACULTY.
C. F. BUTTON, Principal, High School
| Grade.
P. P. CoNGER, Grammar Grade.
- 49,, intermediate Grade.
MRS. DONNA TIMBERLAKE, Primary
| Grade.
Fifty cents levied on each local pupil
per month, to assist paying salaries, &c
This does not cover the ST contingent
fee fixed by law.
Tuition on pupils not residents OF Bos
sier is fixed at ST in Primary and Inter
mediate, ST so in Grammar, and 81 il
High School grades, per month.
BY order of the Board.
B. A. KELLY, President.
Sept. II, 1901.
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Hunters, Take Notice.
Mo hunting will be allowed on my
~ place, under penalty of the law.
L. M. PRUITT.
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Notice,

Notice.
Taken up by the undersigned, 6 miles
Il northeast of Benton, one pair OF
MULES, described as follows: One
Sorrel Horse Mule and one Brown Mare
Mule, both about IL years old, and ap-
pear to be Levee Mules.
]. E. ADGER.
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1901. Or.
July 6.-By amount paid men,
bers School Board w $ 81 Is
Sept. t3.-By amt paid Teachers
Reports Nos. S52 to $685. . 593 so
Sept. 12.-By amount paid mem
bers School Board IS 90
Sept. 13.-By amount paid Ansel
School House ........... 80 90
Sept. 30.-By amt paid Teachers
Reports Nos. 867 to 872 307 so
Sept. 30.-By amount paid w. H.
Scanland, Superintendent
salary from April /, to Sep
TENDER 30, 1901 ........... 100 90
Sept. 30.-By com. on S1143 As % SO
Oct. by balance down 1473 50
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1896.
First National Bank
OF SHREVEPORT, LA,

Fiscal Agents Of the City of Shreveport
and Caddo Parish, La.
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BEN HOLMAN
Livery and Feed Stable.

222 Texas Street, Shreveport, La.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-06

BURIAL PERMITS.
C1ara Einck. :, ..s4 West Belle: senil.ty.

Clara Block. - ic4 West Belle: senil.ty.
Raymond Stutsman. S months. 400 South JET
ferson: forunculosis.
Emile Perringer. Is. s.s7 cass: hemiples.a.
Mary GarTi;y 81 siOs oSeaS; 'rSercuios,s.
Carrie Griesser. IS. 27Ia North Twelfth: intus-
SUBSCRIPTION.
Samuel WINSTON. 81. City Hospital: homicide.
Jerry Flowers. g.. 400 South Broadway tueer-
Mary Robinson. -. Io:s North Seventh; hron-
W. F. FaIlln. Sc. City Hospital: mi;ral insult
Paul ]. F. Keller. IS. slo Nebraska: c.rrhosis.
Marie Delphine, i month, 1895 North Tenth:
n1arRsmus.
Augusta Jennings. . years. 2s1 Caroline:
oda Morris. "a wears. City Hospital; homicide
Fritz Scholle.. . years. IFS South MINI: heart
Sam Pakw..z. IS years. 1908 South Second: con-
Patrick Mahoner. s. years. "a South rand,-
Frederick Fuelle. G. years. s5l4 South Jefferson:
Sarah E. Andrews. IS years. 40 North Jefres-
Richard Harbstref;h. 5 months. 1910 South
Tenth; oonSIlsions.
John Korzszinski, 5 months. 1915 North Twensi-
Len cadwaiiader. IS years 1886 Papin: con-
Harry whitaker. 8 months. 40 South Jefferson:
Doss Thomas. % years. City Hospital: coasurp>
Vincent. Stephens. ! year. 800 South Jefferson:
Mamie Rogers. year. 4o South Jefferson:
John oliver. Il years. City Hospital: rheuna-
Lillian Norris. 9 months. 2s21 Lawton: pneu-
monia.
5 Ssris s70 siis:r. a y : nson a,y s Isl vili. sp' pnsS:
Thomas Cullen IS year. Mullanphy Hospital:
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new CORPORATIONS.
ARKANSAS.

REPrBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock. Ark. APRIL The Stephenson
Goa! and Iron Company Of Waidrcn fr,iay iieG
OF State. The capital stock is Sit.oo. The @-
fcc-s are: u. Cox. president. l. L. Sullivan
secretary. James Cox. treasurer.
Articles OF Incorporation { The J. I, LLOYD
Company Of Pine Blum were flied with the sec.
rotary cf State. The capital is Si'.aVp. all 81
which has been subscribed. The officers are: J.
T. Lloyd. president; Jennie l. Lloyd. vice pres
iden;: George W. Clements. secretary a2d treas
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SEALS & STOCK CERTIFICATES.
THE 9. G.. ADAMS STAMP & SEAL CO.,
314 n. SIXTH ST. ST. LOUIS,
Manufacture mere Seals and Stock Certificates
than any house in the. West. Prices the lowest;
STATIONERY, STAMPS, SEALS 4
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der. 70 William saundex-ote. a

ders 70 William SauHders-qtc. d..-..-..
TT. n. s.. bet. K,emm ana
Tower Grove: Joseph acGieeon 10 j. -,
Siskl.ssn.w Isl
Academy: Berry Thurman 10 Charles -,
MoRGAN-eo IT: Charles Dixon TO Berry -.
Thurnen-w. Lon
oLTvE-lc. IT. n. =. bet. Sixth and Sew
enth: Irene Behr 10 GeorEe Tower-w. d. .S,iS
PISE-So II; Tom Davidson to Tom
TaIe-qtc. d. ....... Observation-Disclosures:
S~CLlIvAN-75 It. $. $. bet. Parnell and
jefferson: John Ferar 20 jos. Karen -.
scANLAN-5o IT. ic,. in; Geo. Bradley
TO Ellen Jarieson-w. d. - $50.
#. w. g. bet. Farlin and
Sublette and January: VIM. Janeison
10 Geo. BrRdley-w. d. ...---...:---
SCANLSN-ss IT. w s.. bet. Farlia and
kossaih.. Chris ZeitinGsr 10 -Aibcr; Gels- -,
ncr-w. q. .-....---.. 49,. ---..-- l'V'
SEcoND-es f.. W. 8. bet. Lousia and
~. George; Emil Burst 20 O.. Ricr;ns
II. W :. bet, s re- ssc ani
TEMPLE IT. ". -, bet. faS. aad
Minerva: VIM. Richardson 10 Joseph ,.,
WaltoE-w, y. $500. 800 ..--- S-V'
II. 4 IN. r. =. bet. sherman
and Countois. Frank Heinrich t. John
Roihreher-qtc
NIS'SNSlN-iS &. . n. {" = bet.
Tes;alozz! anl lynch. Tom Kuhule 10 80,
Fraak Seh!etfstsin-w !. La
Maggie Klein--t-w. i. ......-.. /
NInMING-.s n. l in. \, 8. bet Texas
and Jefferson: Emil NleineT: 10 Albert .
klsinert-v. a. ...........-. ...-.-... :
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MISSOURI.


jefferson City. Mo. April THE following ar
ticles Of Incorporation we're filed in the Office OF
Secretary of State Sam 2. Cook Friday:
United Oh Company. Kansas City: CAPITAL
bach. James r. higgins. r. and
others.
Fcster-cherry 1--we Stock Company. Kansas
City; capital stock. 5000. Inco-porators-George
". Foster. William P. Cherry and Joseph z.
Smith.
Haliett Lumber Company. 81. Louis: capital
stock. Ss.en. Inco-porato-s-E6vard II. Hill.
George s. Johnston and Louise Hi.
Kansas City. capital stock. $3.50. ca. incorporators
u. p. Grove. u. J. Dean. Willis Wood and j.
II. Bennett,
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Springfield. H.. April secretary Of State
James A. Rose Friday issued licenses to inccr-
porate 20 the following concerns:
Winthrop Company. at Winthrop Harhor: capi-
tai. SIS. eS: to operate a light, heat and powe!
plant. Incorporetor.-sol Rosenb!att. Garrett He
gan, Albert K. Hutchinson.
The Newton School Of Natural Law ard Mag
netic Healing: at Rockford. not for profit. with
an educational object. Incorporators-A. L. New
ton. r. L. Newton and Jennie Newton.
The Farina and Nandslta Telephone Company,
;esatea al t as,na !, c sS, m 20 S an increase 1" cay
Foreign corporations were licensed to DO busi-
Charies Pnzer & Co, Of Orange. ". J.. with
a capital stock Q. s., $4,000: in illinois. .4eae5o.-
Grand Union Tea Company OF Newark. n. j.;
capital 81, 40. 900; in Illinois, $50. coo.
Pratt Food Company cf Philadelphia. Pa: cap
ital stock. $500. 5e: in Illinois. $si. 90.
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SGuF -e-sa- 20 aiop. a fine. healthy baby.
rsfl -%9 Olive Ct.
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OH TR wtor. o.r-s- t17 wa-hf7E.o- Are.
g -|l'=. "r--rorN'rs ladies' g. g.nt'enen.
@-- -7rss. ~st!fifuIrv -ra-.e' s3vi-F H. % ME-
49, er1 regret. Call ~ v-i-s. - -ea-e' nvnn-f.
e--e: >us-7-'en r~err;I--: rerfec- eac;I='o~ ard
r-rar- fo- ladies'. comforts - home. --otrnr!v
c,-e- -'-'ck restoration =, rtii e-I complete
hea!'ii ard strerC.h: na.ier.s mnt q, train. I
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

~ RM N ETC.
farm hsrdy SIS: So: gardeners: 81: found. Ma
tioral Employment 90. III y. Sixth st.
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AGEyCIEs.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
Of ;hs 1tsts Labor Bureau Of Statistics. as CEN tsna
fury building. Situations ard help furnished free
OF O. arys. Tel. Kinloch B 1Is7.
BLACKSMITH WANTED-Grade hlacksrnith;
Southern camp: $3.50 day. National Employment
Co. lis N. sixth st.
BOYS WANTED-Tsn boys for groceries and
meat shops. National Employment Co. I-3 n.
Sixth st.
COOKS WANTED-Five chef cooks. city. and
country. SIS; seven second cooks and bakers. s2
week. National Employment Co.. 1ls n. Sixth st.
DRIVER WANTED-Grocery delivery wagon
driver: SO week; permanent. National Employ
0e1t Co, LIS N. Sixth St
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Alice n. Rountree. 5s11-ls Delmar; fats. $3.50.
Centenary Hospital Association, Garrison and
Lawton; hospital. $50. 600.
Julius Becker. 1872 East Grand: alteration.
Sl,s1.
". E. Ingalls,. eco Morgan: dwelling, 1900
Gottlieb HOFFMAN,. sTI Marine; dwelling.
S1.eo.
Frank Rund. ssl1 Hartford. fats: $3.50.
@. v. Walker. 1856 Hortense. dwelling. SIG. 500.
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CONSOLIDATED oil stock 4. now the best In
vestment In the world: outside man wanted.
Room "a. Commercial building. Sixth and Olive.
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POSITIONS s M.s Deposit fss ., g.a.sr III +,
position Is secured. or vii laccspt no,ee: ~ n.r
cent discount to city students. hookksepinr ,e,.
ran,hio, shorthand. typevritinr. cts: t-,-l,e-s
specialists: course instruction and srecia, f.ri,t-
ties for securing positions strongly Endorsed NV
business: men: hest rrtron,zed business college
In the United states: three months bookkeeping
rartraent second to none: about q pe- cen- Of
our students are graduates Of other business col
leses. ]. F OrarHhon. president. 70 suthor ~
four text hooks on hook',c.ni1r that have br
far TIE iarse.t .sls. among business rner. OF any
Tor It. Drnnsh"n'. Practical nusiness College.
s.. o,I!s. Emile building. Ninth ari Olive:
s',eevs,ort. Montgomery and Savannah.
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ALL private diseases o speciality az Frenki!s
Avenue Fee D.sL.nsa!y. Ia. Franklin ave.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
CATTLE business, commencing At once; loca-
lion for country bank; also 6awmill; Illinois
Farm for falr che2s, Canon. room lH Laclede
building
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-24
IUBJCUtOSIS CONGRESS
Opens a. london Greetings from Edward
Handsome Gilt or Sintariun

London. Juiy o1.-The British con
gru.x on tuberculosis for the proven
ton al consumption. was opened. to-
dlN. ~ tn, Duke ~ Cambridge, rresi-
lrnt al tn" cungr, rs. Lord I.ansdowne.
Inv foreign secretary. welcomed the
IL icGates. Lord Lietcr.-one " the Brit
ISL vice presidents uf the congress.
conveyed tie thanks Of that body TO
Prof. Robert Koch Of Germany. and
thH other scientists present for their
attendance.
\ telegram was read from King Ed
ward To the Duke of Cambridge as fol
lows:
Il pray You heartily to welcome for
me the eminent men of almost every
nation who have assembled under your
presidency and to express To them my
earnest hope that the result of the de
alterations Of the congress will he to
a: sist the world in mitiga ting this dire
disease which has baffied the most dis
tinguishcd physicians for 50 long.
Prior tn the adjournment Of todays
session OF the congress the Duke OF
Can bridge announced that gift of
1 TIE 90 would he forthcoming for the
purpose ~ establishing the first public
tUl c.cuInS.S sanitaIium.
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.SCHLEY WILL FIGHT.
Won Battle Of Santiago and
Will Win This One.
TO Ask for Court Of Inquiry and Then
Prosecute MacIay.
Sec Lorg Will Appoint cou t-.Dewey. Ram
.ey and Btnham Mentioned.

shinrtnn. July 23.-The Washing
ton Post. last night, photographed Ad-
miral Schloy that IN an editorial II in
sisted ~ owed II to himself as well as
to Hts friends to begin proceedings
against MI Maclay. the author Ut the
history or the United States navy, 10
disproy- tn. latter's charges. adding:
"Will you 40 this2 Please wire state
nent."
Today. The Post received the follow
ing telegram:
Great Neck. LII. July %. Editor
Washington Post: I believe the first
step should be an investiga ton Of all
matter by a court. then a civil action
aftcrward. am preparing to take this
course. ,SignedD ". $. Schley."
The Post in the morning will say in
Part.
The hlcy court Of inquiry win I'M
douhtrlly be one ~ the most celebrat-
40 eases in the naval or military his
terry cf the country. The high rank Of
thr officers involved in the controversy
ana thv intense public feeling which
has been aroused VIII combine to give
1" the investigation dramatic inter-
est"
The appointment Of the court Of in
quiry is expected to be made by Sec
Rotary Long though it would be in the
power of the President to make the Sc
II, lions If he chose. This is hardly
likely to occur. however.
Admiral Schley's letter asking for
the appointment Of the court will be
addressed to Secretary Long. who is
his immediate chief To address the
communication 10 the President. ignor-
ing Secretary Long. would not only be
a breach ~ naval etiquette. but would
be totally al variance wiki Schley' :
careful observance Of punctilious pro-
ceedure.
The court therefore, Will be named
by Secretary Long unless he shall pre-
fer to refer the matter to The President.
Mi. Long has aleady stated that if
Admiral Schley requested a court of
inquiry he would grant the request.
There is every reason to believe that
he favors Admiral Dewey and Rear
Admirals Ramsey and Benham, the
two latter being now upon the retired
list.
The name Of Admiral Walker has
been suggested. but il is known that
ne has expressed views upon the
Sampson Schley controversy in antag-
onism to Schley ana his appointment
would therefore be seriously ques
toned.
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THE BRISTOL INQUEST.
Father Knows Nothing Of SIeepxaIkng. Though
College Chum Does.

Brattlebnro. VT. July 22.-The testi-
mcny in the inquest into the killing Of
Sidney Bristol by Morton 5. Cressy
Vas completed. late this Afternoon. The
dict has not been announced. Bris-
tolls shirt. night dress and the bullets
fired We're exhibited. Bristol's bodyEas
taken. today. by his father TO South
Royalston. Mass. for burial.
Fred Cross OF South Royaston.
Mass. Bristol's chum at Williams COL
lege. told how Bristol walked il his
sleep at Williamstown one night In
September. 1898. after his military ser
vice He said he had walked. in his
sleep before in a similar manner
VIM. F. Bristol of Battle Creek.
Mich. Bristofs father. said he never
knew that his son walked in his SLEEP
He had seen his son only twice in -four
or five years.
Chief of Police Hall, Dr. Miller ana
H. F. Wellman testified regarding
what took place after they were called
10 the house. Various neighbors told OF
hearing shots and cries.
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CANADIAN METHODlSIS
0epIore unnecessary Work Caused by Lord
Mimic Disregard Of the Sabbath.

st. John, y. r.. July 22-The COVER
nor generals tour of the maritime
provinces includes his departure from
St. John by special train, Sunday week.
after his return. Saturday. from st.
stephen. Today. the Methodist minis
ters of the city at their weekly meet
ing passed a resolution expressing re
gret at THE open disregard Of the quiet
of the Lords day as evinced by the Of
fetal tour of his excellency, the gov
elnor general. Lord Into. being ar
ranged so that he will leave this city
on Sabbath afternoon. thus causing a
great deal of unnecessary work on
that day and greatly disturbing the
sancity. We specially deplore this in
view of the efforts being made through
out the dominion to preserve intact the
holy day for rest and Worship
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his STRIKE COLLAPSES.
Iany Of Striking Firemen Are Refused Their
Old Places.

Wikcslarre. Pa. July 23.-The strike
Of the stationary tircmen was officially
declared of, tonight. at joint mectinE
Of the strikers ana executive board II the
United Mine Workers.
The meeting was a stormy one The
committees appointed by the joint confer
cnCt. yesterday. 10 can on the coal uper-
atorS ana ascertain how many Of the
strikers could hope for reinstatement re
ported that Is OF the companies were in
favor of taking back the old men anu
that seven refused. Among the latter was
the I.ehish Valley Coal Co. which en-
pluyed in this district about 5@b men all
told The Traders Coal Co. it is said.
refused to reinStdte its old iiremen I'M
less they consented TO work Tor Il de-
crease in wages.
The hosting engineers who went out
in sympathy with the emen We're also
refused reinstatement at many of the
mines. 1t is thought in day or Two
all the strikers will be back III their ola
places despite the stand taken, To-Day, ~
some OF the companies.
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An E. 81 VICTORY.
Continued from page ~

change did not benefit her. The gap
grew wider
At o'clock. the finish line was plain
~ visible through the haze ana quite
IA i!otilla was gathered outside the
breakwatcr TO see the finish.
AT 5.25, the Constitution took in her
spinnaker and gybed over, having the
wind on her port quarter and spreading
the biggest balloon jibtopsail ever
seen on ii cup racer. in the frcshenins
breeze rushed for the mark and crossed
at 53G.4l.
In a flash the club topsail was taken
in and the balloon jib topsail dowseu'
Then with main sheet trimmed hat anu
head to wind. the Constitution awalteh
the arrival Of the Columbia. There was
trine more weight to the wind ana u
perceptible heel to the craft when 90
huInbia crossed the line. Several con
gratulatory whistles were blown III
honor Of the capital race she mad sailed
and then the two antagonists saii"1
into the harbor ana dropped anchor IN
side the brcakwatcr while the non
combltants ana steam yachts s"nghi
shelter in Morris cove.
Next to finish were Quisetta, Rain
bow. Corona. Athene. Navahoc, Ailsa.
Emerald Muriei. Nigiiant. Elnina.
Katrina, Latona. Humma and Hester.
The auxiliary yacht Intrepid cam" in
under steam and her competitors fol
lowed her example. Thus no prize VIII
be awarded in the class.
The summary.