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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
5trrn gnkntn.

Sposfalo. - Taltor % Dtrs. @ip.
rho / Sesienoen bar bapt Den Sorg ~
mite peo Osoen lit Z Iaaneoei
gdnlle Barn.
Snofprelic. - Ealtor e. u. 2m
ierr er nplig al Eaitor @iprio inc.
fgrt iom Erpit for aiarn, Soff o.
6esien0en Ienigbe0er i 8eIls SO.
"Souners" / Scuils GATE. - 2ano-
lsgere itreaumer iiro til Seuils 9afe /
Noffeois / Eclpente al Sort Sottei,
&eleruotionerts ga6ning. &eierpa-
tiorelt omfutter noget al Oct beoitc
ggerbrigslano / 9t~oroueiten.
"Eiainoealer" iolst.-M. .. @oc,
icm biOtil bar iiogipet Soutb 81.
Emrl @ipe Stod Hegiiter / ct. Yultl,
Wiinn., bar fiebt "@rano SORTS Gain
T~lainoeaier" al ". &. Wcain3le |
Grooflton og &. s. Garrltb. Oct an.
tages, at 9laoet mi oil hIipe repllbll.
fanif. Siotl bar oct puret oencfru-
tilt.
SiSeipurct peS @raiton. - "9irii-
irels Me1s Glib" / Grafton far To
get Stri0t til at foa bragt lItditO Oct
l9nge snifeoe Sioeipor meIlem Great
Nortbern % A~sortbern |actiic 9a-
ilernc. en- aonlite er neoiat til at
rorl)lllole nleo Observation-Disclosures
altguaeloe oerne for %pe,l pigtigc
Sag.
Wcorc Sfulcr. - Sra Gasfelton
l~frlpes, at Der or lat igdltg Ell Sepr-
ael'e gaaenbe no paa at iorcne 9pun.
ipetS Sfoler. iaaleoes at ilere Sfole.
6iltrifter llaar Jig inmnuen OF opret.
hoioer Ell ltsrrc Stolc nleo beore 2p.
rctrGfter % eprlge 9l1lpenioler
emo D. I'm hape 9toao I'll. naar 0e
oriper bper jim Sfole.
Np &uloni. - Scbn SoDnipn ira
Wfoorbeao, Sian Gountp, Ntinnelota,
bar organileret Ell aoloni al Soil Der.
ira, lom bar rnlgt Ct Somnibip mel
lem Goal Sarbor on Surtle 2afe /
Ntc9emn Gountp til @ebpggelie. st
S~ltn0rcoe Claims" er allereoc btrps
ne taalp mn0er Someiteu0lopeli, o.
10000 Icres Hegieringslaro er ole
rcoe blepne "file6" pda az a~pIoniens
WtcO!emmer. ane &oloniiterne er /
looe efonomiife Smit9nolgbeoer, o.
bei or Mteningen, at DC oil Oripe aren-
tltrapl. Meierier on Ditericr pil bh-
pe oprettcoe | aoionien, % oeitnes
IifGrer oil lnaoiot mllig blioc itprei
pda cooperative ErlncIper.
TnrgUs Bert. - @lanht oe mango
intereSiotte Sing, lpm pil blipe be
rert / Mupor Spbnions fonmeitor
YudSifab til @proahet / Sarge, oil OF
iaa blipe en- Sel Statiitif ooer 9pcns
Bert i liolte Aar. vi oenne pil
blanot nrlbet iremgaa. at Sarao /
1901 bar giort en- aro& 6orretniug
ior $ft,4S9.959, buoruf S6,66S,40S
/ sSarnnnaifineri. ! @dntforretnine
breieoc oct Jig oglaa on bc.poeIige
GUNNER. Sffe minorc emo $40.
100000 gif gicnnem CLEARING
Souie," og gantiRoifuooenc bolsb
ia til $2.500,000. ) 6ruqt fon Der
ino fill @pcn 3393i6.646 Euno.
Eooithriet uiier ct Speriflo al $50
$50 % aioroe lait 6orreininger for
oper Ell bulp Miliou. @eitern Union
uNienNte 901 $50 Selelrnlrurlcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
34tnntuuu.

S6mt for Miprb. - Mrs. 2ucp
glaf / 9oSenail err iopmt SPnaiels-
itraf ior Moroet al fin @nnS lioite
&sit. Te par mgifte, % bun orGbtc
bam pco lungiom Soreiftnina.
&prtparig Streif. - Switdlnrnn-
helse paa NtortGern Baeiiic 9anen +;
Mtisioraa bar pPret noe paa en-
Strcif, men ocres Sorlangenoe er
mi bleoen inbremmet al Som.
pnnict, % Be bar lgien gaaet tilbage
til lit Nrbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
glltnnts.
Yreiten nrffeSe hou,

Erfifen DGffeoe ham. - EdStor
peo Sbe Gbriitian Gburd / Horo, %.
s.. Mnoerioi, unffeoe forleoen ,sasnes
Wtaeonb lom bapoe ionet / SO Elmer.
Brelten arrpeiiote ~bpprotiife Tibler.
Sroos ole 91gernes M~n1trenoelier
peobiD @acon at iope. San er SO.
litid)ef / Isiimption, SD.
Vanfmano ~foripinoer. - Ssnooa
oea 9oe foripunbt S. ". Samnrn,
ionr breo Ell Hripatbanf / 0orren,
SO 0apies 9Unitp, og man bar fi0en
life bort roget til BAN. 9anfen far
itaoet lutfet. Samnnr fom FOR ct
Mar lioen ira Gbirago iii @arren %
be9pttbte Ell 9nitfforretfring, ion off
belbigi. sam blen uel lift Of Solicit.
og BERTH bioro9 osiaa, at ban tog
iprig Del / airfearbeibet. Manee
iatte fine Berge mo | bans 9arf, og
han rur anioarlig for S~rienber, oa
ham fcrlpanbt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

ligser ! ct tnt bcfolfct strbe. Ueo.
ocreu fanot iine garttcr | Chicago %
forr bort nleo Ocn ps,uite | en- Hnnp.
bnao. Do bnin ilpgteoe gierutem ben
lfore yp bleu bum forfidyt Of Grlils.
TRUMAN, icm fsrit easo efter, So bat;
bar fonrne1r cniboro og Hasfuserer.
ne lagoe iia imeaem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
&c. iom bar lrit ~Sfamoinaoar

sc, iom bar lGit "Starolnaoea'"
/ ser iihite Saloaar % ellerS aTpei
Sat pna geQioentcNerneS Sane, oil
life bdpe mtoaanet at lrgee NfGrts
iii. at nupnie @luo | Sdllep z amp
ION Iifprcn tar irotoaet Ell %belpnser-
Tia Spritiaina blnrot pore norlt'
oncrifunife GpiIer. s oenne Sa9
bar ncmlig ~StonomoOen' orepet IN
llpilie moo Iomiral GhIep paa oerl
enc Si0c "a lin Sengipenbeo ior Io,
mlral Sampion % Den SiileerStllt,
iom bur fcrbitpt be1ae AomiralerS
EaoGrelie pau Sem arocn til eli ptii
liz. ju piragtia Doerligbeo, lorl
ser ielp / Sen 0re0e Gbicago.aollegaS
Siltorie Ifal iaa IeoeS elter StSel ntfe
I'll. gla0ct Iepere0e / i'm Eio CT lang
iritfc1u % pocrit trGttciroe Neterat
al GorbunoIinsern / llnoerlsgellcS'
vtten, % ba oct paa 6orbnoilo mon
pnu pioit, al bets 2Giere Otloc falnc
Seor ooer ieloe Geieratet, blco oette
ioriunet nmo iprre Operfriiter Ioori
Geoaftionen3 u~ior9ribrli9e Nteri'le
or Saqen on inogaacn6e Sieno'fob
I'll 9tarineaiiprcr trooote Ct ntros
/ boeronoan Sinie. Siiiri1cllcr 90
Sniinuatiorcr, bpage0e ina IcSreote
Graarne,ter al SiOuc$bproene, bar
fife uuIminNeIigc 6oreteeller ! oIHle
Soerfrifter, men Ntte bnloreon ne
nlrliaoi@ life "Sfuuoinaper~ ! meo
'ut iatnMulige iourunliitnte 6reioia'
geo oa 5uiio1ce al p%aobenra1; iia,
ar nctop bette &cfepat uomrrtc0c iig
oeo SIN Glelnaenoc llportiitbeo %
5pgOgbeo.
RcoastioneIt bor "SforNinapcn"
REQ ilee 9eiIlgbcOer oalou Ilgt ii ian
De SjgrteIaa ior Goacu ! Oernte So8.
5oa, i&u fife Ipite andre Slaoe, iii
mrto1oueIWi BET Suotrpt, at iiteoet'
'or, al Der iom GomiroI SfIep oe6
en- ois gtnttoniltg ioa imnttt noirDftr
na. bar ~2Grc not Tor oIle oar
ri her bare on M qiere al bcpart oa
ouerne ON en- Ward0s 9grc. lla3tcl
glOmlral Compton ION befieu0t ittc
6eitoa j SIoqe1 pco Santbl5o maattC
en6elia i;lgeu op0er rrUoncs lou Ocn
Der lnpe inoIagt ZIG no3cn 6or,ic
ncite pa1Dun0 a, hoIo 0e hutote
oerte alag, % naor 2hlen iorlnuaN
at blnc beban0let mco Reipeft o.
merte ia bersffpet I'll At iaa oe ne.
0~erorrgrge @anJoutnacr ION nr
lsolpngeoe mo6 ham, moeriea,e al
en- ioroomSiri % upar1if Gomtol.
oar ot Itmr ooerit mdatpaaliqge10e
a ua Del II at V no Tor Sitetlw5e.
9cr lon ON ban girteI4Neoen
8ioroe e. iOae 9riea AZ irAeung.
al BAN eseltliq nof fife baaoe rent
@ae QUet os t ran beiirIeocs al
nToIe Wos0er.
g6oo ct iGooalu eriolgt Sm ra
Snaen Ct oet mrtirligi not at Taflur
oIrnoer n sfNsmpI 9-peo nlloS
fla al bare en- oi,aeir Meguslg eto oel,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
NprmeGaei,er ON @eiret.

Sra 17Sc til 21bc: SoIni. men bcbds
aeliat geir.
22be oa 23oc: On Storn bill upitaa l
Iisiouri Snlcn, enncnoe %eltooer. ior
aariagenoc Sne / &c ueitligc 1tdtcr %
Heau / nc iboIigc.
Sen 24oc 90 25bc: 3oIlaere. men
Heeu / Spoen.
IRA 26he til 2soe: On 9uIoebslgc rlI
ooa oper DC ncroliac Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
3flinnrJntu.

StGuscr SfOlernc. - 5 Ornealer
al Belle Elnln er the Sfoler blepne
litffcoc poa @rmo al aopperue.
"Ganbp NcuS" iplat. 9. 8.
Granoall bar iOIgt lit Slao "Ganbp
9felps" til Z. Slltdl ira 96erofee,
Soma.
Vranb | Cafe Sin. - Collin Sim.
cIairs Srl~unlhtIr / 2afe Gitp brTnotc
S~orsNags Iiteu ~tiniaenteo SrUlait
til en- SGroi al $500.
@ammci Settler opS. Mrs.
Mons Mionion er 300 i 9uffalo Safe
% begruucbeS Den 14be os. Nfopbe,
Der tom III Buffalo Safe / 1868, par
peo i'm Ieo SO slar eumWel.
Srano / hilbert Yca. - Gl 9p9.
ming, Der tilbertc ). 5. Gbriitenial
pg bcboc0eS al u. $. Sqlirc / I'll.
bert Sea. bleu betpoelig r~uniponerct
pco SIoebrmto Den 13oe 0S.
HrGmic Wais. = 8. Is. Sbomp.
ion ira Galtle bod, Slice Gountp.
bar netop mrotdaet lem Oiplpmer %
elr Nroncemaoolle ior Mtais, lom han,
uoitilIcoe poa 9uHoloitoItillingen
Npnbnftsr brGbt. - @. %. sSoote,
Der / 30 gar bapoe pGret 2onoltfter
paa Milpalrfee 9nllen, fdlot al CT
Soa o9 blcu orpbt / Nnrbeom az
Yreiton ocll 13oe Is.
WiitcSe Ecseiimgcren. - 80 Gar
Jon ! Creditor tit Der ON Nngel Ell
Tegeiiu1er ifaaret al lin ele &aano |
Ebllllps S%nIbrlg. SAN f0n Girfd.
lagen Tor npr.
WplebanOcl. - $. y. Serms.
peper / minneapolis bar flebt Mol.
len / Dumas for $4,000, ifripes ira
Iorblielo. Den ibal uOpioes til en
&apucitet al 800 Barrels ON Ougel.
SrcmifriOt i Saspcr. - ,Sorret.
nin9aiolfcnc / SSasper bar it.itct en-
%fonmercict ~Sorening buis aasierer
CT Grit grleon. Seniigten er at
iremme itorrc SuInarbeioc bl0not
@penS Nrrnesoripeltoc.
Eas poa Sprncne. - st oarsson,
nrlt Barn ~tilbercrroc Irrorcm Gun.
ninglunl. Ser Dor / Hprte0en Al Dit
pia, Arnfnc0c 6en 130e d. / CT &liie
%utto, mems 9tooerel "a itoe al Sii-
let.
$1,000 Gelsnnina. - Sor Eau.
gribeiien al Eolitibetieni Mdpers
Moroer uoloper Siateal % st. EauI
IN iult 81 500. Mtoroei CT iren-
oeleS inahuaa / Il migieimcantrG1lge,
ligt Mcrte.
Mrs. Scbrcns ina. - Tm @in.
relpollS mtlocs, al Sangerttosll
Ntrs. Inid Smith @cbrclls er lpg, %
al mtn mtllgens life fan ltaa Oct
oner. Nlm uwoerfaitese zig icrieoeIi
en- Operoiiou % baiIigaer lut poa
| St. @ornGbaS &oScieal.
@uoficnht. - Minreiotas Scicitc.
ret bar 0iiagt oen a~iuloclle, at Den
al 9eaiSlotlen / 1901 oeotoaiW Ncp
ON Sorrena Spitemcts Nnrenoclic
Goumtperre Sennepin Hanriep %
Ct. @oitS moor SiateIn Storbucr
lager or nilot itannenoe mco Son
ltihltioncll.
&rmb / Sacrro Scart. Sioig
Ii iiein llee oyitoo Ell SIoebr0nN i
Sacro Seart, % inoun Dem tmoe
ihIffcS, bauoe ocn lagt Carton Bros.
Sutit. >Soan D. Sohiloris Saoelnra.
G~eroUrfjteo "a 5. @oIiS S%Matcrbutif
rTitc, 2ei ianleSc Sab atora1er
til "a. $4,000, ~ Der or nTiten in.
aa ISlura,te.
Inorcp Sappcr. Wcroerel
guorp Snp,lcr / GNaifa, ser or Nsmi
nj az r1rlQec oci iSHc Ss,r,. iNr
iioitc lllc irc @oiae for'cnt n hAlnn
Selnnoro. Eeo ct Sciligboo prsps
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Pr@miebogen.
Tarnilic No. %,

er noiplgt, men ct NIT Cplna er mn
Der grbcioc. Scunc @oa lar gaaet
naIminbclia burtist / %intcr. VI
truftc at iaa ct mt Splaa irrois
bctios, men oct too ian lGnac 'er NJ
fnmbc iaa Eopirct. Soainart ocn
blir irroia nil ocn blue ieuot tai
benz, ium bar bcitilt % CT bcrctti8et
til ocu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

Seuofpmnc 9tnmmere al "SSeo
9lrneu" tan erbploes lpr 10c
fItra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
"Geb 9rneu" ND. 90.

Suohplb: On irpsielie AntIage. II
There Is No Death. - Sari % Sense. -
SuiueeNio oil. - VT ie ElGnter Bore. &na
Ssrsuer Gen. 6uiipletter. Gueun cit
gposprinS. - gilc Otter. - Sra @ooeu. -
Nra AEoen. ~ Smll. - @aooer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

"Sno Safpta 6tfo." - Sette 8Iao
bar aster lttftct HeAlfhsr. iNt Sr.
llitri,o or frdiraaNi Oh Sollcrr Nil
hul& mn bar o~pcrtnari 9looet 2. y.
Sicu iiacS I'M al &c cl to~arolIcrcnoc
AnNel / ~Vffo."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
CORN TRADERS HURT.
Men Who Tried to Corner Market In
Mexico Get Benefit.

Laredo, Tex, August 16.-A Monterey.
Mexico. special says
importers of American grain are once
more paying the import duties on what
little is being brought into the country.
An attempt to corner the corn market
was the result of the removing of duties
last November.
There has been some years when Mex
leo had to produce big corn crop Last
year was one of these years, the crop
being a partial failure. Dealers in Mex
leo City sought to take advantage of the
conditions and corner the market. They
practically succeeded, but they were never
able to reap the rewards Of their work.
President Diaz heard Of the move and
a few days later the grain operators noted
the fact that train loads of American
corn had begun to take the place of that
which they had cornered The president
had removed the duties In order to pre-
vent the dealers from charging exhorbi-
tant rates. 1t is now believed that the
ambitious leaders have learned their les
son. and the duties are again In effect.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
BoER GENERALS HoNoRED.
Botha, DeWet and DeIarey Given a
Great Reception at Southampton.

Southampton, August 16.-Generals Bo-
tha, Dewet and Delarey arrived here this
morning and met with a great reception
both from government officials and the
public. The Boer generals looked re-
markably well and evidently were much
pleased at the heartiness of the welcome
accorded them, Soon after landing they
boarded the steamer Niagara, where Jo-
seph Chamberlain, the colonial secretary.
Earl Roberts and General Lord Kitch-
ener greeted them. They were ESQ In
troduced to Mrs. Chamberlain and Lady
Roberts, with whom they chatted for
some time.
Official arrangements had been made
to permit the generals to witness the
naval review, but after conference with
Abraham Fischer, the former Boer deie-
gate who came from The Hague, 1t was
announced that they intended to proceed
direct to London In order to reach Hol-
land as speedily as possible. The generals
'go to Holland to pay their respects to the
memory of General Lucas Meyer, who
died of heart disease on August s.
General DeWet In conversation here,
confirmed the statement that he and his
companions will visit the United States
before returning to South Africa
General DeWets secretary stated to-
night that the Boer generals had accept
ed an invitation to visit King Edward
tomorrow. Afterwards he said the een
erals, expected to give out a statement
of their views and plans. The main OBJ
1ect of their tour is the collection OF
fund for the families of Beers who dief,
in behalf of their country. He added
that circular would be drafted clearly
stating the Boer case to the British pub
4tn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
NEXT CONVENTION
AT WASHINGTON
PRINTERS HEAR REPORTS OF
COMMITTEES, VOTE $4,000 TO
SUPPORT OF STRIKING MINERS
AND ADJOURN SINE DIE.

Cincinnati, August 16-The Forty-eighth
convention of the International Typo
graphical Union adjourned today after a
session of six days.
adopted and the routine business was
cleared up. after which there were sew
eral presentations in connection with the
vote of thanks. Resolutions were adopt
ed regretting the assassination of Presi-
dent Mckinley and denouncing anarchy
In all forms. Among the kilograms was
one from President John Mitchell. stating
that the success of the United Mine
Workers in the coal strike would depend,
largely on the support of other unions.
The convention at once unanimously. by
a rising vote, ordered the secretary treas
urer to send $1,000 to President Mitchell.
A telegram of thanks was received from
the Los Angeles union for financial aid
promised In the fight against & non-union
paper in that city.
While submitting to referendum vote
the proposition for an assessment Of five
cents per month per capita for theI con-
test of the Los Angeles union. I'd twas
decided at the same time also to 81 bmit
two propositions for the better 81 bport
of the typographical Journal as the
monthly organ Of the International I'm
ion.
Adjourned to meet next August in
washington.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
STORM DELAYED
ILLUMINATIONS
WHEN THE WIND AND RAIN HAD
PASSED THE FIREWORKS WERE
SET OFF AND THE ELECTRICAL
DISPLAY WAS BEAUTIFUL.

Portsmouth, August 16.-Thousands OF
persons who were expectantly awaiting
the illumination OF the feet off Snithand
tonight not only were disappointed but
were drenched and bedragged by sud-
den and violent thunder storm.
The storm broke just as the signal for
the illumination was given, and the
crowds ashore and afloat stampeded for
shelter The storm continued for an
hour. After that the night was fair and
the illumination was carried out and was
witnessed by thousands who reappeared
along the shore.
A rocket was sent up from the royal
yacht and a moment later the dim out
line of the yacht burst out in thousands
of incandescent lights. This was the sig
nal for the hundreds of other ships, and
as If by magic the entire feet was IL
Eliminated in a great blaze of light. The
sudden change from duslxy shadows Of
battleships to one of electric brilliancy
they made manifest their delight by
rounds of cheers.
The lines of the tunnels, masts and up
mellow, glowing lines, and the flagships
by a clear, pale light.
The brilliant lights of the merchant
ships and pleasure craft added TO the
splender of the maritime fete. Simutan-
eously hundreds of public and private
buildings ashore were illuminated, while
an imposing display of fireworks, varied
in color and form, gave fresh interest to
the carnival. After an hours display
the incandescent bulbs on the ships were
extinguished and were succeeded by a
gorgeous display of colored searchlights
trained uniformly in various directions,
and ending with rainbow effects, which
were heightened by the clouds of steam
exhausted from the tunnels OF the yes
sells.
The searchlights were still cleaning
when the royal salute was rred at mid
night. Then all were distinguished save
that on the royal yacht, which re-
manned glittering.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
NEW HARTFORD DEPoPULATED.
Shutting Down of Mills Causing Peo-
pie to Leave by Hundreds.

New York. August 16.-The depopula-
ton of New Hartford as the result of an
order issued by the cotton duck combina-
ton to shut down its Greenwood mills
there on September 1 for an indefinite
period has begun In earnest, no less than
700 people having left the town inside of
two weeks, says Winsted, Conn, special
to the world.
BY the middle of next month it is es-
timated that fully one-half of the popu-
lation of the place, which is $500 will
have left. Piacards reading crossing out
business and Ito rent are already In
store windows, and for sale are tackled
on property everywhere.
In the district known as Dublin"
where several hundred of the mill oper-
atives lived, there remains but a single
family. Business men already feel the
effect and are planning to locate else
where Truckmen however, are doing
big business hauling household goods to
the railroad station day and night
The Greenwood plant is to be removed
to Tallassee. Ala, where, according to
an alleged statement of the Mt. Vernon
Woodberry cotton duck combine, manu-
featuring can be done more cheaply. The
business was established in New Hart
ford In 1888
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
ANOTHER SHIPPING DEAL.
Definite Offer Made for Stock Of Amer
lean Shlpbuilding Company.

Cleveland. o., August 1s-The Plain
Dealer today says:
A definite offer has been made sor this
stock of the American Shipbuilding Conn
pany and the directors are considering
the matter. Their reply will be given tho
first Of the month. when they meet In
special session.
The man behind the deal is j. P. Nor
gan.
The present transaction will strike q
the control Of the great lakes. Ths
American Shipbuilding Company with its
Headquarters I'm Cleveland, with Its own
construction yards, machine shops and
foundries in this city Lorain. Detroit
and wyandotte Mich, West Superior
and Milwaukee, Wis, Chicago and Buff
faio Its property IL valued at SIS, 900, 00o
with an extra reserve fund Of ss.000.00o
1t Is doing an immense business 1t is
said that the aim of the eastern peopIs
is not only to get control of the Amerl-
can Shipbui1ding Company's business, but
eventually that OF other large concerns,
so as to practically mmopolixe the entire
business from the Atlantic to the Missis-
sippi and undoubtedly In the end all the
trade from occsn 20 ocean.
Two days ago representatives CT the
eastern trust arrived In the city. The
stock Of the American Shipbuflding Com
parry took a Jump Thursday the COM
mon stock advanced from S49. rs 20 $54. rs.
It was known by thcsc Of the inner cir
cles that a proposition was contemplated
II came yesterdass
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
ROOSEVELT RECEIVES
PICTURE FROM THE POPE

Oyster Bay, N. Y, August 16.-Bishop
OGorman of Sioux Falls S. D.. present.
ed today to President Roosevelt an auto
graph from Pope Leo, together with
beautiful mosaic picture Of the vatican
gardens The letter is in French and
expresses the Pope's good wishes, and
especially when negotiations of Governor
Taft have secured settlement for both
sides, strengthen the excellent under
standing between the church and the
United States authorities.
The Pope refers to the picture, which
he asks the President to accept. The
letter is as follows:
"Mr. President am much pleased
with the congratulations which you ad-
dressed to me in your letter of May 9,
and since, In addition to the good wishes
also expressed through the government
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Of the Philippines, you have added a
present of your own works, am doubly
grateful.
You, Mr.. President, will surely remem-
ber the many expressions of good will
which I have uttered concerning the
United States. Nothing could be more
agreeable than to assure you of my con-
tinued good wishes, and especially at the
moment when the negotiations of Cover
nor Taft, having ended in a manner sat
isfactory for both sides, have come to
strengthen the understanding between the
church and United States authorities
AS token of my satisfaction, 1 have
charged Monsignor OGorman to bring
you MOSAIC picture from the workshop
of the vatican representing gardens. May
l ask you to keep it as a souvenir and
an expression If my friendly regard2
SignedD LEO, XIII.
Rome, the Vatican. July IS. 1902
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MITCHELL CONFIDENT.
Strikers Standing Firm and More Ger
tain Than Ever.

willzesbarre. Pa. August 16.-President
Mitchell left for Indianapolis late today.
Before going he said he had received re-
ports from every section of the strike
region, and they showed that the strik-
ers were standing firm, ana more conf
dent Of victory than ever. Mr.. Mitchell
said he shared in this belief with his
followers.
No attempt was made TO resume work
at the Warnke washery today, and as
q result everything was quiet in Duryea-
Reports from the washery cay they will
start up their works next Tuesday. and
If tbs sheriff does not give them protec-
ton they will make an appeal to the
governor for state troops Sheriff Jacobs
says he will do all In his power to pre-
serve order, but if affairs get bevond his
control he will have to call on the state
authorities for aid The United Mine
workers are said to be putting forth their
best efforts to have the strikers at Dur
yea remain away from the washery, but
the foreign element are stubborn and
not inclined to be governed by what the
English-speaking leaders say.
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WARRANT FOR STAFFORD.
New Orleans Captain Said to Be In
Contempt of Court.

Memphis, August 16.-A well-founded
report is current tonight that warrant
was issued late today against acting
Manager Stafford of the New Orleans
baseball team charging him with con-
tempt of court Today when the game
between the local team and the New Or
leans nine was called Pitcher ST. Vrain
went into the box to pitch.
Stafford refused to play with st. yrain
In the game. and the latter was then re-
lieved by Breitenstein. 1t is claimed that
Stafford's action was in direct violation
of an order issued by Chancellor McCon-
nell in Chattanooga. II is understood
that the warrant will be served tomorrow.