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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.


y A. Ctdahy. oi Ornsaa. Nsh.. sd
Others have ineorparatvd N .sso~ia-
tion FOR the Proteciion Of cardrcr
r~-n.- enc a-hsrna~.. -ere ca-ried
out On Lake Erie OF silver Cr-sa. y.
T.. on Heating Ice. bus II Of shen
were rescued.
The general dsnci~Dey. the i~Ti.ia-
tive. executive and irdieiai snd th- In
dian appropriations have 6-ra ap-
proved ly the president.
rh- REMAINS of winiani y. Ersrts
were Inferred in the cemetery a.
Windsor. "a. after pnbiic services In
St- rauis church. In ahich he sszs
niarTied in tssa.
1hr rhirtv-6fth Vuited states vol
unterr infansry arrived a. Manila
from the Province Of Dul1can.
and viii probably s-n for honas
March D. en the trzasport Thomas.
A' nsioit. Nis. Homer Payne. a
mechanic. srrd IS years. shot his wife
and Arthur Cady. ueiGhbor. of
whom he was JEALOUS. then killed
himsel: Mrs. Payne and Cady viii
recover
At la Rene. Ok e.. Prof Coleman
and Clarence noync. both from nsar
brunswick. So. were fatally injured
today by falling FROM s=aoon
while attempting 20 make = double
ascension.
Tn accordance with the provisions
% tbe nutai appropriation bah. as
passed. The .iN years course 90 thr
Naval academy viii br coutiuuca
The senate provision for the appoint
rncnt of additional cadets vas eilmi-
matted
Charles D. Rich. ~ Illinois. wLo has
Hccn private secretary 60 Assistant
Secretary Nanderi!p. will 30 dcsiruat
FL as private secretary to Secretary
Gage when Milton Ail-- rntrrs upou
dIa duties as assistant secretary. 90
ruccerd Mr. Nandernp.
Fire rtarted In che sutHR mock
Warren. o.. and caused losses ar<rs.
eating sio.oo0. Mrs Priscilla Sha-n.
berger was rescued from laird.
story window by ar-m-n just in urn-
fo save her hfc. Mrs shornb~rT~r'
htti- dog saved her from a horrih;.
death. The animal woke the s!erf-
ing woman
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fser cAiidree were crrrret~d IA .
bnrnsnx seos- ~ xs,eA1~id. Pa.
A sin "a. lnsrssas-s IN congress "a
insrszs- sbs salaries ~ eoagrr~&sa~n
10 500 per year
Milton = Auex. os SiSn-y. o.. has
been nonAinetcd Tor assistant asere-
tsry % the tr-ssury.
At Rirriirs s,sm Ala-. the 7ric< or
pa irea ass aa,saoed IS -rIss \ ton
~sshis tAr pass fsN days
The SEA r7luaf,er i1fant~y en-
ssrksd on - srovt Lor.e a.
Maniis for he United States
Enreror William had narrow -
eaPs frora serious Injury by his car
rage coiiidinE With an electric car
In Berlin
Gen. ChaGee has received orders
80 send an Cnit-d States troops %
china vita the -rption Of two
ssHPssiss. &c ihr phiilPpsres.
Fire eonEsr.asi s roa uon % ne Pens-
isniiary n-ar Llrrai 10. Neb The con-
vets we're rel,a a from their cells.
snd marched te tAe prison vc-d IN
der heavy $3.50 d.
Doe" BeeG the colorcd luan. tbs
suspected ass1ilant % Miss norotbv
D~rter. 81 lreinlton. Ind sa- again
taken before the >isri She declared
that he was not De-. aesaiiant. and he
VAS released
Hon. VIM. ~ Eoa-fs. formrr s-na-
tor. attorney gene Al. and s~cr~tarv
Of state. Cieh iu New Yora at fa- a.rs
of 40 years. % pr. 4monia. Tie v~as
considered one Of the foremost
iurists iu the country.
AZ Chicago Mrs 'fary Conler -.ii
\ bundle % ella CD ar- 20 q rzz man
To- n cents. fo-A ting thaf fh~rs
was $500 fli,. 'uc's saving rnn-
ceai-s .hcre THE -ar nsan is now
probably on che oc au on Dis u1y 20
Oermany
Mrs s. q. ruc. san. an 1.lsnta.
Ca Jewellers uIf ta~ compelled a.
the point of "a 20 hanl over her
purse az her hr POI N--rn. It.
then ordered hst cook lie l,-eas.
fast. The hcrf fh,a tird fh~ sosn-
an Co O. brd-r. t O. f attempted to set
her ahr~ Dbl and the Mrs.
buchanan freeing herself gave ths
alarm.
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WIN Establish Local 0ever.m~ats.
u has authorised The organization
81 native troops a. auxiiiary to the
regular force IL has been advised
from time t., Sine of she acts
of the military sud naval on
GERS in the islands. Of my action In
appointing OWL committees. OF the
instructions with which they were
charged of their duties aud powers.
~ their recommendation ard OF the
several acts nndrr executive commits
sion, together with the very compleic
general information they have sub
uitted- These reports fully sci fort.s
conditions pact and present. in the
Islands. and the Instructions clearly
show the principles which vii, guide
the executive unsil the congress shall.
as IL is required 90 do BY the treaty.
determine. "fhc civil rights and poiif-
icai status Of the native inhabitants"
The congress having added the sane
ton Of its authority 20 the powers
already possessed and exercised hv
She executive nndcr the constitution.
thereby leaving with the executive
the responsibility for the govern
rnent OF the Philippians. 7 stall con-
tinue the efforts already begun until
order shall be- restored throughout
the islands. and rs fast as conditions
permit win establish local govern
ments. in the formation OF which
tho full cooperation OF the people
has been already invited snI whrr
csta biishct. win encourage the pco-
pie 20 administer them The settled
purpose, long ago prevailed. 70 afford
the Inhabitants Of the islands self
government as fast M they were
ready for if will ne nff~rnr1 sr.flh
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ADM. scHLEY's SUCCESSOR.
hr- Aana- CROMWELL Selected a- Cons-
msad~r of the south AsIsRtfe
station.

Washington, March 2.-Rr. Adm.
Cromwell, commandant of the Ports
Irouth navy yard. has been selected
70 succeed Rr. Adm. Sckley as COM
mander OF the South Atlantic sta
ton. Rr. Adm. Read. at present TN
attached. viii succeed TO the com
mand OF the Portsmouth yard.
l,r Adm. Scbley VIII return home at
his own eonvenicnce during the
spring or early summer.
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Chicago. March 4.--The Chicago
Federation Of Labor at a meeting sun
day adopted = series OF resolutions
cspousing the cause OF Gunner Chas.
Morgan and criticising the action Of
Adm. sampson.
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Louisa. KY, March 4-Dick Vinsoa.
j.. was held without bail on charge
OF numbering Bin Thompson last
saturday. Evidence was produced
tending to shoW that Ninson took
$500 from Thompson's body. The
prosecution had the body exhuned
20 show that there was a wound in
the back.
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Carrollton. Ky, March Anthony
Thomas Lindsay, brother OF ex-Rep-
resentative w. B Lindsay. cut his
throat No cause assigned. He was
an uncle Of Senator Lindsay.
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Winchester, KY. March 2.-rhe jury
Friday rendered verdict Of $4,000
ss damages for the death Of A J.
Alumhaugh. who was killed while
stealing ride on tho L. 4 y. rail-
road. u 5 said he was thrown from
train.
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Lexington, KY. March IA switch
engine backed down upon car under
which lbson King was a; work IN the
L. a E. yard Sunday night The car
fell upon King, fatally crushing him.
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Lexington, Ky March the
board Of trustees Of kentucky State
college purchased for $4,000 a lot a.
Washington avenue and Limestone
street. 70 De the site Of the girls
dorrnitorv.
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Washington. March s.-The ware
house Of the Knox Express Co..
four-story structare AZ the corner of
Four-and-a-Half and c streets, y. W,
was destroyed by fire early Monday
morning. The loss is estimated AZ
500 coo.
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FIFH-sIITR G0HsREss.


The senate Iuesdav. ft sTas an arn-
Z plihcation % the amendments pre-
fiourly offered by Mr. uoar. laying
restrictions upcn th~ rate of public
lands and the granting Of franchises
and concessions iu rhc Philippines
it was accepted bv t-.e committee ga
charge % the measure. aud is now
part ~ the committee amendment.
During the afternoon Mr.. Allen So
Nerely arraigucd Rr. Adm Sampson
4 Tor some endorse fncuts he is ALLEGED
B - have made upon the application
or CHIEF Gunner Charles Morgan. Of
The navy, Tor promotion 20 the grade
I or commissioned oficcr. Mr Aliens
I dcnunciation of Adm Sampson was
I sensational in his speech he char
acteriycd the admiral as "snob~
F and "corccitcd nfs.F and said. ~
Z arr rightly Informed there vas
I time when sampson WAS uo better
i than Charles Morgan. the reaacr.~
Wilmington. Feb. Senate
J w ednesday the senate PASSED the
I spooner umcndmcnt 90 the army rc-
[ organization biiL % IS in regard 90
! the government Of the phnuniuc
islands. The senate passed thr army
/ appropriation uil az l2-s1 O'Clock
I Thursday morning, containing the
I propositions OF the republican mae
iorify for The temporary government
/ ot fhe philippines and thc future re-
] lators between fhc United States
I and Cuba. Many amendments were
offered to both propositions. brt were
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the diplomatic and consular and th~
agricultural appropriation him. and
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hll was ordered Conference rcno-ta
on several ofh-r uieasurea we're
agreed to. and several bills of "a uIrar
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rortauf conference rrrorts without
much fiMcfifs. Tho conference re-
port ou rhe enr revenue r.f--tlo,.
mNs proved generally ac-,ntahic fo
both sides auG uaa aIorfcI without
division. Finul rrnort. on the dfnlo-
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rOcsiYtI eests yct n. sla,SI.
The SC lrs tere ils3s Ones
Long 20 D. & ~ aoer.a by the
Yisigo sI.t 81 re ~ sent.
Tb- rnraf~ OF the .t4litnry. Naval
and Civic societies was the vim
ct Ever Nsitn~-s~d IA wash
fnu-InauEurni sddrcss

ct Ever Nsitn~-~~d IA wash
inE-InauEurn sddres.
Warrington. March f.-Amid scenes
cf fhc greatest cnthn-iasm President
Mckinley was imam a.ltld as presi.
dent of The Jni-cd States FOR the
second term. Such crowds Of prom
incnt people swell clubs. crack mill
tsry organizations aud representa-
iiee Americans. f..ec seldom been
seen In the Capitol city before. some
81 ihe picturesque clcwruts incident
60 former inaug gsiations was. oi
courc. iachinr. onin. 70 the fact thai|
president Mckinley was ms own sue
cc.sor. eliminating the usrai formal
calls hs Tho uresidcut-clcct upon the
retiring president AND his return oi|
the risit, together with the custo-
mary dining at the white house of the
two Che evening of March 1
President Mckinley left lhc capitol
building lt 1880 tn await The nd-|
tournament of congress and be ready
90 aHz his signature to the last blh|
which were rushed through. In thc.
senate chamber thc arrangement of.
seats ior diplomatic corps. justices.
t''.elN ,'e- were perfect ana "hcn
Ni'. '''e.'t i''"e'''.i began hi'
'no'i iaa li "'tl''n speech Hai before
tAe Inauguration oi tar president
tae -'e1e was "H Inspiring ones
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f.,''l over '"e ''''.i,'i oi 'nese
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"H' Ai..oHsh Do "ar com paf'iifei.
tanrt. tOe delivery "as listened to
nftN r.nt attention .. an f,fIrfn.
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ft0rt HtVLcf m AHttclpnnoH or tne
crisis and in preparation TO iaees IL
- carre. The result was xignailv IA
rorable 60 AmericaA aruYs aud ~ the
airhest degree honorable 20 the gov
ernfnsnt. u imposed spor "a obR-
gatiors from whi-h ~ can not 80
eape ant frcm which n would be dis
honorable 20 sees 10 escape We are
now AZ peace with thr world. and IL
Il ny ffrvcrt prayer that IL differ
ences arise between us and othef
lorc,s shcy may BE- settled by peace
iui arhitroison. ana that hereafter
~c may lc spared the horrors of war
Faithful Discharge Of Duty.
Entrusted by the people for s-c-
ond time with the ohice Of president.
I enter upou ita administration apprc-
eating the great sponsibilifics
which attach 90 this renewed honor
and commission. promising unrc-
served devotion ON my part 20 their
faithful discharge aud rcvcrcntly in
voFing for my guidance the direction
and favor OF Almighty God. should
shriuk from The duties fhis dav as
tuuri 81 ! did not feel that I'm their
per armancr I should have the CO.
opei alton OF the wise and patriotic
men % I'D parties. 10 encourages me
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Us committed 70 me the trust iru-
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tsaf he lass Boz faithfully executed. d"
ho national purpose is indicated
through national election ne Ia
the corsfifrtioraf method 81 arr-r.
tainiur the nuhii. will When once
10 is registered IL ia "a law 10 us an
and faithful Observance should follow
its dccrrcs.
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strong hearie and teipfui hands
.'' 'eueo' ana fortunately. we have
o. pm ih every part ~ our beloved
,'AN. .fy- f,e are reunited. sectional
lHu' n'7 appearcd- Division 90
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The peace which we are pledged TO
leave 10 Cuban people must carry
with 10 the guarantee OF permanence.
We became sponsor for the psciiica-
tioa Of the island, aud We remain
accountable 10 the Cubans. no less
than 20 cur own country and people.
for the reconstruction OF Cuba as
free commonwealth on abiding
foundations OF right, justice. liberty
and assured order. our enfrnnchise-
ment Of the people viii as. be com
pieted until free Cubs shall "be
reality. not a name. a perfect entity.
not a hasty experiment bearing with
n itself the elements OF failure
While the treaty Of peace with
Sn,in was ratified on the 9Th Of
FebSuary. 1890. and ratifcations were
exchanged nearly two years ago. ths
congress has Indicated no form Of
government for the Philippine is
lands. IL has. however. provided an
ar1ny 70 enable The executive 70 sap
press insurrecfion. restore peace, give
security - the inhnbitanfs. and es-
sablish The arthcTiiy CT the United
States throughout the srcAipeiago.
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Honesty. capacity and industry are
no" here more indispensable than
In puhlic employment. There should
ee fundamental requisites 10 orirs-
inai sPpointaent aud the sures,
en~f fantces against removal.
rour years aro We stood On the
nf'eA 81 war without the people
hnoNiag IL and without anv prcpara-
uoii oF effort at rerpariag for the in-
Penctng peril. did all that in honor
could be fonc to avert the war. but
Ni'apns aFau 1t became negotiable.
.no ne eonrrrss ~ lis FIRST regular
's's'on' without party division pro-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
PLANS TO AID STRIKERS.
STATEMENTS OF THOSE PRESENT AT
CONFERENCES IN PITTSBURG
CBy The Associated Pr.ss.)

Pittsburg Aug. 23.-A conference Of labor
leaders al the offices OF the Amalgamated Asso-
citation the leading feature OF the strike
day. There were present besides the AmaIgamat-
ed Association officials John Mitchell. national
president Of the United Mine Workers OF America:
]. W jerks. a member Of the Industrial Com
mission; Ralph NJ. Easley. secretary of the Ma
tionaI Civic Federation. and Henry NJ. White
general secretary of the United Garment
Workers.
Two sessions were held behind closed doors.
After the adjournment Of the first session none
of the participants would give any information
Of the proceedings further than TO say that the
leaders had been called together for the purpose
Of having the situation thoroughly explained TO
them and TO have some action taken looking TO
the aid Of the strikers morally and financially
by all the organizations represented The con-
ference ended AT 9 o'clock tonight. and the con-
ferrees started for their homes.
The officials OF the Amalgamated Association
seemed pleased with the way things were NOV
ing. and Of them said somewhat mys-
teriously: In another six days you VIII see
decided change in the strike that VIII tell with
greater effect the trust and aid in hurrying
the final outcome of the struggle Just what
this change is 10 be was not told, but II was
inferred that IL TO be a result OF the con-
When President Shaffer was seen AT his
home tonight he said. in reference TO the day S
meeting that il was not preconCerted one. but
Just happened. President Mitchell. he said. had
telegraphed 10 him that ne would ike 10 see
him to-day on his way home from the Eastern
coal fields and soon after his arrival the other
men appeared. At the meeting however. the
whole strike situation was discussed Nothing
OF importance accomplished Mr.. Shaffer
said Arrangement had been made 10 submit
a new peace proposition 10 the corporation or
a further proposal for arbitration. adding. how
ever, that he did not know what individual
action the conferrees might take in the future
No mention made Of the miners other
trades taking sympathetic action.
II Is believed that. q result Of the meeting
effort will be made 10 induce the corporation
10 enter another conference. None Of those pres
ent would discuss the means TO bring this
about.
An interesting rumor which came from New
York to-day that circular letters had been
sent TO all the presidents OF labor unions by
the Amalganated Association. asking what
each would or could do TO assist the steel
workers in their strike. One OF the replies
II is said. was received from P. NJ Arthur head
Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
II is alleged that in this reply Nj Arthur said
that his organization held contracts with the
various railroads, and was also bound 10 move
the United States mails. The organization
could make distinction between the United
States Steel Corporation and individual ship
pers-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
TWO ROOSEVELTS NOW ILL.
son. THE YOUNGEST OF THE FAMILY IN
HOSPITAL NEAR SISTER, THE ED
EST-THE vICE-PRESIDENT
WATCHES

Two OF Vice-President Roosevelt's children
are now in Roosevelt HospitaI-his son. Quen-
Tin. four years old who is the youngest OF his
family. and his daughter. Miss Alice Roosevelt.
who is the eldest. Mis- Roosevelt. as already
told in The Tribune. is recovering from an op-
Grafton performed on her Jaw week ago Thurs
day. The operation on the boy on Thursday
was successful
The Vice-Presidert spent yesterday afternoon
beside the beds OF his and daughter.
The vice-President and his wife went 10 Oys-
ter Bay Wednesday. where they remained
until late IN the evening Then they returned
TO the city, bringing the boy with them He
" as taken 10 the hospital at once. This arrange
ment had been planned by Dr. George E Brew
er. of the visiting surgeons at the hospital
and the parents An operation had been found
necessary by DR.. Brewer. who examined Quen-
tin. He thought it would be better to operate
at once rather than delay. The Vice-Presi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt consented, and, retain
Ing their room at Roosevelt Hospital took the
boy there. obtained private room and the ser
vices of q trained nurse for him. and began TO
reconstruct the plans interfered with by the
sudden determination to have the operation per-
formed.
DR.. Brewer performed the operation. The
child seemed TO suffer no after effects. and
there was every reason to believe that the deli
cate surgery was successful in every way.
Yesterday Vice-Fresident Roosevelt was ad-
mitted his sons apartments. and the mother.
who was with her daughter. was also allowed
into the new patients room Mrs Roosevelt was
obliged TO leave the hospital 70 attend 70 the
other children and the Vice-Pres1dent remained
with the boy. visiting the girl al times 1t was
his intention TO remain all night in his room IN
the hospital
The rooms OF the brother ana sister are a
short distance apart
Miss Alice Roosevelt was expected 70 leave the
hospital yesterday The Nice-PresldenJ and his
wife will keep their room in the hospital while
their son is recovering
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
BETRAYED. THEY THINK.
SOUTH CHICAGO STEEL WORKERS
CHARGE TREACHERY AND
NAY STRIKE
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR.srSE.J

Chicago. Aug. 23-The South Chicago steel
workers believe they have been betrayed Trea-
son has entered their ranks. il evidence brought
10 light to-day stands the rigid investigation
now being carried on.
The following letter, found on the streets Of
South Chicago. is the foundation for the al
legged plot:
August %. 1901.
George W. Shepherd, Esq
Dear George: Can you arrange TO see me some
time to-day2 c H M'CTIT OT-CH u
The note Of General Superintendent MccuI-
lough' OF the Federal Steel Company was found
in the street. and was presented to-day 10 Vice
President Davis OF the AmaIgamated Associa-
uon- Il was addressed TO Secretary Shepherd
OF the association
4 cannot give any information or tall, with
any one, said Mr. Davis. who showed plainly
the excitement under which he was Ia borfrg =
i do not want 10 make direct Accusations
against any one. Il is true have Just had an
important visit and received astonishing in
formation from a source DO not care 10 reveal.
4 co not care 70 discuss IT I not getting
any Information from the mills now as there
seems 10 be an effort TO keep the men away
from I am getting plenty OF facts how
ever. from outside sources. The open meeting
projected for Sunday Will take place. Either
President Shafer. Secretary Morgan or AS
slstant Secretary Tighe will be present I do
not know which"
II IS believed among the workers OF South Chi
cago that this will lead 70 a general strike That
the men have been betrayed IS the opinion Of All
Renewed efforts were made this afternoon and
VIII be kept up with more earnestness and vigor
than 10 induce the South Chicago steel
workers 70 go on strike, and these efforts meet
the most determined resistance the part Of
the representatives Of the steel company. The
entire strike situation is therefore practically
back where il was at the beginning OF the trOu-
bic. and all is speculation once more as 10
whether or not the South Chicago men will Join
the ranks Of their striking brethren.