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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Typographical Union Has Called Out
It's Members In 5ymp athy.

Havana. Nov. 22-Chief Of Police
Cardenas. who was removed from hts
post by the mayor OF Havana Thurs
day for ordering the police 70 dispense
the striking cigar workers against the
mayors orders. has made an appeal
to President Palma for reinstatement
No disturbance was created by the
strikers Friday. The typogl aphical
union has called cut all its members
In sympathy with the cigar workers
and a general suspension OF tie news
papers is expected Saturday.
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rHs HomEwAso rap.
School Children In Tennessee Greet
President Roosevelt.

Astcviiie. n c. nov. 2i.-Tnc
presidents home~ard journey Thurs
day was without special incident The
ride across the mountains MAS made
in fast time. The train stopped only
TO change crews and engines It's
coming Vas geaeroiiy unheraided. but
there vas a small crowd al almost
every station. Several times the train
was cheered as 81 swept BY. At Chat.
tanooga the president received a tel
egram from Newport. Tenn. saying
that the school children would turn
out 20 see him. by his direction the
train was slowed down when that place
was reached. About 200 little ones
with fags In their hands were rued up
along the track The president stood
on the rear platform and waved his
hand and hat % them Al Stevenson.
Ala, early Thursday morning. about
30 children gathered around his car
and beggei the porter 20 lct them SEQ
the president TIE president. who had
Just gottcn up. heard their cries. and
rather than disappoint tho uttle ones.
ho stepped 20 the door in hts stocking
feet aud said. Good morning 1ust a.
the train drew out AZ Ooitewah Junc-
ton. where the train stopped for wa
ter. a tan. rawboncd mountsineor en-.
gagged The president IN conversation.
Tho Tennecsseean remarked that the
bears IN Mississippi has proven too
Wild Tor the president Perhaps they
were democratic bears. and took 90 the
woods upon my arrival replied the
president. smiling
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

.e.aNsts Came Within 100 Votes OF
Controlling the Convention.

N.N Orleans Nov. 2l-Tho social
came within 900 votes of securing
control 90 tho convention OF tho
0an Federation ot Labor Thurs
Tie struggle lasted almost the
lay and number of able
.acs were made on both sides. not
those OF ID A. Hayes. James Dun
and President Gomrors against
c'allsts. and Victor Berger. Max
f0s aud W j. Wilson. OF the Unit
L'ne Workers. iu behalf OF the res
pom introduced by Dcioraie Berger
amended by Delegate Wilson in a
1rer acceptable 60 Berger.
le debate lasted until o'clock In
evening when a RON call showed
IS votes against the amendment OF
Wilson. and 4.3if in favor OF It.
miners voted soliliy in favor OF
amendment No business was
lsacted in the convention other
p That OF the debate and the report
te committee which investigated
Gompers- -Shaner trouble.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27
cAoLgRA IS SPREADING.
Quarantine Increases the SUFFERING
Among the Moro Towns.

Manila, Nov. 24.-The cholera IS
spreading among the Moro tribes on
the west coast Of Mindanao and there
Is much destitution among the peo-
pie. Quarantine increases the SUI
fering by stopping work and the move
ment Of supplies. Gen. Davis has tel
esraphed TO Gen. Sumner directing
the distribution Of food supplies 70 the
sufferers In the infected and quaran-
tined towns. The disease is disappear
ing from this city.
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KILLED HIMSELF.
Great Grandson o. the First Governor
Of Kentucky Committed Suicide.

Lexington. Ky. Nov. 2f-At S
o'clock Sunday morning George s.
shelby. aged 20. great grandson OF
Isaac shelby. first governor Of Ken
tucly, and prominent society man.
killed himself as be lay ia bed with
a revolver. lie was subject 70 SOM
nambulism. and relatives believe that
he fired the fatal shot while 10 this
state. HIS custom being % sleep with
q pistol under his pillow Temporary
insanity from ovorwork IS the only
other theory
Tie had accompanied a young lady
TO the theater Saturday evening. was
in good spirits. and had several en-
gagemcnts for Sunday He had no bad
habits and it is the consensus Of opin-
ION that the act was committed while
temporarily irresponsible lie was di-
vision tmekceper in the employ of the
Queen & Crescent railway. The family
was at breakfast when the shot was
heard.
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Lexington. KY. Nov 24.-The first
reports that the veteran trainer. War
Jig" James Murphy. et bis death had
lett nothing 70 show for his wonderful
success on the turf. was contradicted
when his sister. Mrs. Houlihan. II
Quincy. o.. arrived here and opened
HIS box in a trust company. Notes.
securities and other valuabies amount
ing to $4,000 were found.
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lie Physicians Ascribe His Sud.
den Taking of 10 a Stroke
Of Apoplexy.
|MIClOE THEORY is ABANDONED.
aauccllor Won Buelow. All the Minis.
tsrs. and Other officials. Send
Coincidence TO the Widow.
r.s Funeral Has Been Fixed For Wed
sesdsy-Mrs. krupp Was Brought
From Jena TO Essen In
Special Train.

Berlin. Nov. 24.-Hcrr Krupp. tho
at runmaker aud tho woalthicst
1 n Germany. died suddenly from
g..ay Saturday at has Villa 60 Hue
Moderate estimates Of the fortune
ftc deceased place 10 al Sl25.O00. 600.
b h.s annual income during his re-
ri years 81 prosperity at 80. .00o. 900.
Tto nrst assumption that Herr
trr0 committed suicide IS yielding
r-rr.so and abundant testimony 20
contrary. Prof Binswangor. a ply
Fan oi the highest reputation. was
ho apartment adjoining Herr
|rgrs sleeping room when he was
rcsen on Saturday morning. and Dr.
l. Herr krupp's family doctor. also
n the house They summoned
-raI other phyaiciaus and it is re-
ici ns being beyond belief that all
ncm should havo connivod az a
raa'mcnt Of the cause OF death
they ascTibod 60 a stroke of
cly Induced. they add uuomcial
mental excitement from which
pr krupp was suffering
H'-r Krupps medical history fo-
tui years past indicates that he
'n delicate health he was asth-
i.c bad weak heart and was sub.
8 Go fainung spells Re fen 20 the
rri unconscious while go Genoa
feal years ago and again while at
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
A Saloon IN Mahsnoy City. Pa. Wreck
ed Early Sunday Morning.

Mahanoy City. Pa. Nov. 24-The
most destructive dyuamiting outrage
that has occurred in the coal regions
since the strike began was perpetrated
here at 5 o'clock Sunday morning.
The dynamite with fuse attached
was placed on the bar OF tho saloon
Of Christopher Portland The front
part Of the building was blown across
the street and tho adjoining buildings
on either side were badly wrecked.
Windows were broken in every house
In the square.
Portland and tie other members OF
the family were sleeping on tho third
hoor and escaped serious injury. al
though all were thrown from their
beds. Po-tland's two sons are non
union men and worked during the
strike
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27
New eatterIes Named.

Washington. Nov. 22.-T'he secro-
tary OF war has named the new II
inch battery at Point Bonita. guard
Ing one OF the entrances to San Fran
cisco. Battery Msndell. in honor OF the
late Col. George II. Menden. Th,o sec
retary has named the now mortar bat
terry in the same locality in hon. Or OF
the late Gen. b. s. Alexander.
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RUFUS cANrRELL.
Says He Intends 10 Assist IN the Pros.
ecution o. the white Ghouis.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 2i-Rurus
Cantrel. the grave rohber. told bis at
toruey. Cass Connaway. Thursday that
he had received a bona fde proposi-
tion from A certain man that he would
be released on bond provided he would
leave the city and not return. lie TO-
fused 90 make known the uamo OF the
person. he said because his confidence
was promised before the proposition
was made. He said be aid not intend
20 accept bond Tor any consideration
unless the other ghoula w0ro released
az the same time.
He said tho Negro shouls bad prom
ised 20 stand together in the trial Just
as they ala ga their huisnoss Of rob
hiug graves. Cautrvl said he would
not leave the city even n released as
30 intended 90 stay and assist ln the
fght for tho prosecution OF tho white
men concerned in the trouble.
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WITHIN THREE MONTHS.
Mrs. Emma L. Clarke Twice Divorced
From the Same Man.

Louisville, Ky. Nov. 24.-Twice d.
vorved within three months is the rec
ord OF Asa David Clarke and Emma l..
Clarke. Mrs. Clarke obtained a di-
vorce September ? last. In the after
noon Clarke appeared IN the county
clerks once and said: Il can't live
with that woman and l can't live with.
out her. I'm going to try her again.
Give me another license"
The license was issued and the cou-
pie was married the same day. During
the nlhht Clarke disappeared. and his
wife went to St Louis IA search OF
him. Clarke reappeared ia this city.
but said he remembered nothing Of
the second marriage. and refused 70
live with his wife She returned to
Louisville and filed suit for divorce.
The second divorce was granted here
Saturday. She ALLEGED abandonment
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Important AappenInss In ctssreus
Parts o. tire World.


Tho Panama star and Herald sa~r
that AZ the conference on board the
wiscousin distinguished soa or
Uncle sam. Kr. Adm. siias Casey. act
90 as mediator a-e pcaceaakc-.
vhiea contact. II remarks. rejects
Treat credit on a na;ion ~hoso motives
Tor doing rooa are too frsQuentiy ais-
pafaged
Mai walter Reed. an oHcer q re
s1rscon generals department of the
army. iiei in Washington. Ma Reed
was sent To- Havana % Investigate -he
yellow fever question and Il vas large
iy through his researches that the te-
Termination vas reached that Ire tis-
case uaa commuricablo throuzh tae
mesquite.
Joseph q. Cushing. a proninent rner-
chant nf Baltimore. died suddenly Z
teart ,tlerc. De was 65 years old
and conducted Che book selling and
stationery business esfabiishcd nearly
' crrtr-s ego ty his father
Robbers .artel Vans iewciry store
't Albuquerque * ~. and stole s10.-
'lN in diamonds ans lcveiry
.-raiar has been issued by tho
ANAL rnmltrf society cf paintcrs.
teIrr Iaaf 30 hna planned national
association tn tc known as the Ma
uonni Asseciaron % Amaignmatcd
Painters Decorators and Paper
ianrsr 90 America. Vita hcadquar-
ters in Nee York
Tho University ~ Illinois football
fanr. r.n..I .rr fnrf vanrfa Fafaas ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

United States Warning to All the
Powers in Europe.

Washington. Nov. 24-T-ho greatest
war feet ever assembled under the
American Gag Is gathering IN the Car
ibbean sea More than so ships OF war
compose the feet
More than 1900 mon VIII be engag-
"a IN the war game
The mobilization Of this great war
Feet az this timc is regarded by for
eigu diplomats here as Americas warn
ing TO all European powers OK her abl-
fly and readiness 20 defend any APP
plicatou Of tho .donroe doctrino that
she may make. % impress upon the
world her political aud commercial su.
premacy IN tho American Medltorra-
mean" and 60 demonstrate her abso-
lut1 power OF control over any inter
oceanic canal that may be built
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col. Thos. oehIItree nvInn-

Aot Springs, Va. Nov. 22.-Col.
r.as Ochiltree Is critically in here
le1rt trouble. There IS no hope
his recovery. He was sent here a
7a.eht ago from New York in the
3 that the change would be bene-
-. but he came too late. The
lt trouble Is a result OF pneumo-
contracted a year ago. Col. Och.
Pc Is kept up entirely on heart
l'ants. He has with him only a
Fl eorYant and a trained nurse.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Washington. Nov. 22.--The post Of
fce department yriday issued the for
NAL cali for new bids for the contract
for Installing pneumatic tube mail
service In Chicago nxtng January 8
as the date for opening the bids
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Ashland. Wis. Nov. 2f.-Oniy three
men lost their lives IN the are that
destroyed the Wisconsin, Central ore
docks here Saturday. Those who
jumped into the bay we're rescued or
swan ashore. while many woFknsn
WHO appeared TO the onlcoksrs TO Do
cut OF BY flames from possible escape
managed 20 reach places Of safety.
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ADOPTED The ORGAN.
In Consequence Rev. James W. Mocsr.
vey Withdrew From the Church.


Lexington. Ky. Nov 24-The with
drawal Of Rev James ". McGarvey.
president OF the Bible college OF Ken
tucky university. from the Broadway
Christian church. became dnal Sunday
when that church by a vote Of SCI 10
2Q2 adopted the organ as part Of the
worship. lie opposed 70 on scrlptural
ground. being noted throughout the
dissemination for his uttcrances
against &C. For go years The church.
which ne organized. and OF which he
was frst pastor and always an elder.
observed his wish. but weeks aro those
favoring instrumental music demanded
vote. President McGarvey immc-
diately demanded letter transferring
his membership 90 another city church.
where thcro SIS no organ. conditional
upon the vote Sunday Two factions
developed IN the church. and the cam
paign was intense. Rev. J. W Zach
AIRY, an evangelist. late prohibition
candidate Tor congress. has aiso with
drawn. and Prof Henry r. White
former president OF Kentucky univer-
sify. with some others will leave the
church when the organ IS installed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27
THE COMING CONGRESS
Senators and Representative Are ss.
ginning 70 Arrive in Washington.

Washington. nov. 24-Senators and
members OF the house OF representa-
tves are beginning 20 arrive in Wash
ton preparatory 90 the meeting OF con.
gress a week from Monday. Most of
the leaders will be here during the
early part OF the weSk. as the presi-
dent desires 70 confer with them be-
fore putting the finishing touches on
his message.
Speaker Henderson expressed the
opini-p in an interview Sunday night
that there would De little legislation
at the coming short session aside from
the passage Of the appropriation bills.
lie added. however. that the president
wouid have the first inning The speak
er 10 some OF his earlier callers ex-
pressed his belief that a constitutional
amendment would be the only method
OF dealing with the trust question
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Henderson. KY. Nov. 24.-An IN
known Negro attempted to assassinate
j. Alves Deacon. son OF ex-senator Joe
Dixon. with knife. The canse OF the
attempt Is believed 60 be the writing
Of an article some days ago In local
paper. Dixon was uniniured.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Manila. Nov. 22.--Coy. Taft nnd
Mgr Guidi exchanged formal Wis -
Friday and discussed In a general W ay
the prospective negotiations in 5. 4,
ting the differences between churs h
and state The date on which the M ;
gofiations VIII be begun and the meth
cd OF work are stili undetermined.
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THE THREE LEAGUE.
Terre Hsute and Evansville Allowed
20 Withdraw.

St Louis. Nov 22.-The Three I
Baseball League adjourned Friday aft
ernoon after having unanimously voted
70 allow the Terre HAute and Evans
Vile (lnd) clubs 10 withdraw from
the league. These clubs. it is stated
Will join the Interstate League that is
being revived. A special meeting Will
be called by President Sexton proba
bly, IN January TO hu the vacancies
caused by the withdrawal OF the two
clubs named TO elect a president.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Omaha. Neb. Nov. 22.-The Bur.
ungfon & Missouri River railroad IN
creased the wages Of the swltchmen
OF It's system 70 the Chicago scale.
The Illinois Central read also advanc.
ed the wages OF their switchmen to
the samn scale.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27
Posr oEFlcE RuLINo.
Gifts or Souvenirs For Soldiers serv.
Ing IN the Philippines.

Washington. Nov. zu.-The postmas-
ter general has amended the order OF
March 90. 1901. SD that hereafter gifts
or souvenirs OF q dutiAbIe charncter
addressed TO persons in tho military
and naval service. etc. IN the Philip
pines can not be admitted into the
mails for those Islands without pay
Ing the usual duty thereon Similar
articles. however. addressed under
similar circumstances from the Philip
pines VIII continue 90 be admitted to
the mails whether dutiable or not
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27
Weeks Business Failures.

New York. Nov. 22.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending Thursday. November 20. mum
ber 201. as against 203 last week, 22s
IN this week last year. For Canada
for the week 10. against 10 last
week.
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Queen LIrs Claim.

Chicago. Nov 22.-Queen Lilionka-
iani. Of Hawaii. and her party passed
through Chicago Friday on their way
to Washington. Her claim for financial
relief will again be urged during thu
coming winter before tho national leg.
isIxture.
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THIRTY WERE DROWNED.
a Danube Steamer Sank IN the River
or crsova.

Vienna. Nov ga Danube steam
er, crowded With workmen. sank of
Crsova. a frontier town on an island
IN the Danube. Thirty were drowned
The hercuiean efforts made at rescue
were futile owing 20 the darkness.
and but five persons are known to
have been saved. Men on shore put
out 20 the sinking steamer In boats.
but were unable to render any assist
ance. owing 10 the blaclness OF night.
and It was by blind chance that they
succeeded IN saving hve from watery
graves.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-11-27

Lexington, KY, Nov. 24.--Al Hutch
ins the noted trainer OF trotting
horses. is dangerously III at his home
in Danvisle. He started out on the
circuit with a good string OF horses,
but at Cleveland took m.
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'ondon. Nov. PA dispatch 10 the
l} Chronicle from Brussels an
-aces that a man named Filette
p Ninette. Eaturallzed American.
been sentenced TO two years i'm
.soament for taking part in the
pc slave traffic.
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Alden. Arabia, Nov. 24.-Lord Kitch-
cner has arrived here on HIS way to
India and has conferred with the com
mandant. Gen. Maitland. concerning
the campaign which IS proceeding
against the Mad Mullah IN Soman-
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He Was the Composer o. The Meek
Ing Bird and Other Popular Songs

Philadelphia Noy septimuf
Winner. composer of THE MocRink
BIRD" and hundreds ~ other popular
songs died suddenly Sunday 90 hla
home here lie wac 16 years ~ age
Mr. Winner was the sufhor 20 200
technical books on musical instru.
monts ard arranged over 1000 compo.
silions for tie violin and plano Tie
also possessed considerable uoetlc
ability. his latest work. completed rs.
Gently being "Tho Cocitationa 90 a
Crank" Mr. Winner was frequent
contributor 90 Graham's Magazine
when Edgar Alien Poe was editor oi
that publication ono ~ hls compost
uons "Givo ua Back our Dear Com
mnnlcr." written after tho removal of
Gen Mcclellan is said fo hasc throat.
oned the disruption of the military
forces and its publication wac stopped
by the government
Mr Winner sold Tho MocNnr
Bird for S35. bat the publishers ycar.
later admitted having realized $4,000
600 Tor i,s saio
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New York. Nov. 24--Richard Stock.
hnmet. aged 50 years. died sun
az his home in New Rochelle. Mr..
Enet was related 20 the family OF
pert Emmett. the irish patriot He
one Of the Oldest active members
RS New York bar
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Kansas City. Mo. Nov al. v.
Moore. aged "a, q wei,known live
stock commission man. and brother Of
Carrie Nation. the rcformer. died at
his home here Sunday OF heart
disease.
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Heavy Socialist Vote.

-.fard. Kan. Nov. 24.-The Appeal
Reason. having completed the can
II places the socialist vote IN the
.ea states or the recent election at
3Oo. The heaviest socialist vote
poilee in Massachusetts,. s64s5.
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1t is said that Texas alone markets
$500 100000 worth Of cattle annually.
Evening journal., 1902-09-24
JUDGE CHARGES
DE LUCCA JURY
Evidence aud Law Was Be-
viewed at Length
EXCEPTION MADE TO CHARGE
Trial OF PetrO MslIi Started This
AiternOOR-One Witness Vas
Examined

When the United States Court open
ed this morning. Judge u. G. Bradford
charged the jury in the case OF Joseph
A De LMcca, charged with false swear
ing to obtain naturalization papers for
Alberto Gallucci.
The Judge said that the material
point to consider was whether Gallucci
had lived in the United States three
years before he received his papers. In
order TO find the defendant guilty, il
is necessary to believe that Gallucci did
not arrive in the United States until
after the commencement of his 18th
year. Absolute certainty is not required
proof beyond a reasonable doubt is all
that is necessary.
In speaking OF proving character. he
said that because person has a repu-
tation for honesty and fair dealing, il
does not follow that he has those traits.
The jurymen were instructed that they
were TO give to the testimony theweight
and effect they considered fair. and moi
to be governed by anything the cour-
said. He held that II the jury was sat.
isfied that Gall Gallucci came to this
country when he was % years of age
he should be found guilty. The cas-,
is an important one, both TO the de
tendent and the Government IL tool
Judge Bradford forty-five minutes tC
charge the jury. and the members re
tired at noon. J. H. Whiteman, attor
ney for de Lucca, noted an exception
10 the charge OF the jury.
The following jury was drawn tC
try the case of Petro Meifi, charged
with having secured a certificate of citi
zenship obtained by a false statement
made by John Lemon: George w
Bryan, Joseph M. Reynolds, Eliial
Lynch. F. B. Short, John A. Hopkins
Murray Stewart, John Fraim, Joseph c
Lank. ]. T. Stewart, H. II .McMullin
John A. Lingo, Jr., and George III. Muir
ray.
Harry Emmons represented the de
fendant.
Deputy Clerk Mahaffy was the frs
witness called. He was on the stanl
when court took its recess.
On Saturday argument will be hear'
on demuwers filed in the case Of Car
men Alelf. He is charged with th
same offense for which one OF the in
dictments against De Lucca wa
uuashed.