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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
Philharmonic Lady Quartette
of Chicago.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27.

Great interest is being manifested in
the grand concert to be given by the
Philharmonic Lady Quartette in the
Opera House on Thursday. Feb. q.
This company will be heard for the first
time in Wil.iston, but come here With
the finest recommendation from the
press throughout this state and the west.
where they have been touring this sea
SON. They sung in Fargo Feb. Sd, and
jumped to Winnipeg for four successive
nights to the largest business done there
by any similar organization in years, as
stated by the press of that town. THIS
will be the first up.to-date musical at
traction heard here for long time, and
should receive the liberal patronage OF
all lovers of good music. Popular prices.
Reserved seats on sale at Bruegger Mer-
camille Co.'s store.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20

II. F. Merrill was down from Ridge.
lawn, Mont. for q few DAYS this week
Frank Peterson of the south side was
visitor in this city the early part Of
this week.
Dr.. Belvea made trip to Frank Davis
ranch on the south side, this week, TO
attend Franks little daughter, who was
quite sick.
Mrs. II. f. Merrill has purchased the
house and lot occupied by Al. Maderson
and expects to take possession Of the
same and go to house. keeping within a
few days.
cnAD( Have you visited the new
A1V4 store? If not, why not2
We are in the market to sell or buy any.
thing that we can use from canned eIe-
plants, stewed crocodiles, and pickeled
eel's feet to diamonds, box cars or saw
dust. We have fresh fish right from the
lakes every week Look out for the wa
gon. Social calls are appreciated. Yours
for business. F. j. DAWES 4 60.
John A. Davis, formerly Of Willow
City, but now the live stock king of the
upper Zig Muddy, was in the city few
days the past week. While here, Mr..
Davis was the g',fst of his old friend,
Frank conlin. Frank an( John are old
fron'iersmen, ann roug1kd ittogether in
the northern part fthis country many
years ago, when but lew white men had
penetrated this section Of the west.
MIS-. John Balm. who has been the
guest of re- Paul Schierbeck of this city
Tor several days. presented her husband
with fine baby boy yesterday morning
and John is correspondingly happy. Mr..
Balm is general manager of the LiDdquist
Cattle Company of CuIbertson. Mont,
and in this young lad he hopes to have
an able assistant in the management Of
his affairs on the ranch, and who-will
boss the household for awhile, at least.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
DR.. Browns Blood Berries,
The Great Blood Purifier and Nerve Re.
storer for Men and Women.

This wonderful remedy is offered 10
the public with the tnll confidence that
there is no disease arising from watery
or impoverished condition of the blood
or shattered nervous forces which it will
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Doctor Browns Blood Berries are not
patent medicine, but are a thoroughly
scientific preparation, the result Of years
of careful study. The merit Of Doc
tor Browns Blood Berries is attest
ed bv the hundreds of marvellous cures
they have wrought. For sale at Brown
ell & McPhee.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20

George Noble Of the south side was
business visitor in the citv to-day.
0. d. Hoff was up from Hofllund Tues.
day, evening returning with the mail
Yesterday.
Miss Mamie Wagner expects 10 leave
this evening for Grand Forks. where
she will attend the Saint Bernard
Academy.
Mrs. L. D. Bayrell and daughter. Rals
phine, and Miss Bella Leonhardy left
for Mrs. Bayrell's home in Havre to fs.
main for short time.
Joseph w. Jackson came up from his
Nesson ranch Yesterday to meet = friend.
Mr.. Jos. Oehrlein of Sun Prairie, Wis,
who is thinking Of locating in the west
in the stock business.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Four houses
for sale or rent on easy terms. Inquire
at the First National Bank.
Levi Arnold's team took q spin on its
own account in town the other day, and
left the front bobs Of the rig stranded OH
one Of the Graphic's shade trees, botii
badly broken.
The rendition OF "Charity Ball" has
been postponed on account OF the sick.
ness OF Miss Clara Nelson, who takes the
soubr"tte part in the play. In this Gases
the ball cannot proceed without her.
Jos. Langford is erecting new bust.
ness block upon his lots on South Nam
street. When completed this will give
Mr.. Langford business building with
Is foot front. and will add materially
to the general appearance Of that por.
tion OF the city.
Charley Shafsr the genial and versA.
tile postmaster Of Schsfer, WAS in tho
city last Saturday visiting his family aud
buving supplies for the ranch. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Oeder. . worthy
gentleman who has recently become one
of Charley's nearest neighbors.
Everybody seems to be preparing
themselves for the grand MASQUERADE
ball to be given at the WilIibton Opera
House to. morrow evening by the Willis
ton Cornet Bond, and il We can judge
Alright from the signs we see, this will bo
the crowning event of the season.
August Jevnaeer, , OF Balfour, was in the
city few days this week visiting his
brother Anton and his sister, M.s. Slut.
rud. Mr.. Jevnager is enroute to the Big
Muddy country, where colony of Nc.
Henry county's stockmen located last
summer, and expects to join bis father.
in-law, John Monternach, and help him
in improving his desert-land claim.
A medicine show has been holding
down the boards at the Williston Opsrs
House several nights this week. Tho
attendance has not been very large, but
1t ia said the speciSlties given have been
quite amusing and interesting. The main
feature Of the show is the selling and I'D.
vertisine an electric belt, sure cure, or
atleast q sure relief, for oil rheumatic
ailments.
FOR SALE.-The undersigned has for
sale some choice registered Eies, consist
ing of the Poland. China and Berkshire,
crossed, and registered Poland.Chins
breeds. Make your applications soon,
and give number wanted. Prices to suit
the times. Apply to or address, MRs. H. !
F. MERRILL, Ridxelawn. Mont. octlOH
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20

WANTED-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
acter and good reputation In each state Zone IN
this county required) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business house OF solid
financial standing. Salary $3.50 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable In cash each
Wednesday direct from head ofhces. Horse aud
carriage furnished when necessary. References
Enclose sell. addressed stamped envelope. Mana.
ger, sl6 CaxtOn Building. Chicago.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20

Dry Cotton Wood. cut in stove lengths.
for sale by JOHN HEFFERNAN.
"Old Bill" MubbA, OF the Buford
Tribune, was in toAaMonday.
Attend the grand prize masquerade
at the Opera House tomorrow night.
An adjourned meeting Of the county
board will be held on Tuesday next,
the 25th.
Fresh Rye Bread received every
week at F. J. Davies & Co.'s store on
South Main street. Try it.
A very ple.sapE surprise party was
given Miss BirjNiMatthews at her home
Tues tav evening " number of her
young friends III the city.
C. A. Hunt, who has been connected
with the civil engineering force of the
Great Northern road on this division for
sometime past has been transferred to
Spokane.
The Will;ston nCornet \Band held a
business meeting Tuesdaa evening, and
the following off Eers we're elected:
Presidents. Mackenzie.
Secretary-OscAr Bell.
Treasurer-Paul MareIi6s.
Librarian-Robert Bell.
&C. Mackenroth was reelected lead
er OF the band.
DR.. Jas. Madden, of Chicago. Authority
on Eyes, will be in Williston. March l
to 4. This may save yon an expensive
eastern journev. Inventor of "Ezy-
Spex", Aids Eyes, Memory and Con
centration.
p. @. S. C. What do the letters
stand for? 1t is the name of musical
society, composed Of twelve young peo-
pie who meet once each week to practice
einging and improve themselves in
music. The club has had three success
ful meetings and its outlook il auspic-
ious in the extreme. The last meeting
was held Yesterday evening at the home
of Miss Vivs Foster. Refreshments
were served after the meeting and
delightful time enjoyed.
DR.. Browns Blood Berries act direct
" on the blood. They supply to the
blood its life giving qualities. by assisting
it to absorb oxygen, the great supporter
of all organic life. In this way, the
blo,d becoming ''huiit up" and being
eupplied Will, its lacking constituents,
becomes rich and red, nourishes the
various organs, stimulates them to acti-
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tions, and thus eliminates disease from
the system. Improvement follows few
DAYS use Of these Blood Berries: while
permanent benefit and cure can only
reasonably be expected when sufficient
have been taken to thoroughly enrich
the blood. For eale by Bsownell &
NeEhee.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
NOTICE.

All parties holding contracts for lots in
the town Of Williston with George Pur.
Wis, or his assigns, numbering between
/ and 20 must pay their taxes at once.
or snffer the penalty Of having their
contracts cancelled.
W. H. DENNY. Agent.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20

To CurcW Cold IN Ono Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
ALI druggists refund the money il il faiio
to cure. f. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c. decl2yl
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
CATTLE FOR SALE.

Montana. Manitoba and Minnesota
cattle for sale in car lots and over. Will
also meet my competitors at any low
price. Pure bred bulls always on hand.
J. N. Balm, Culbertson. Mont.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
DOWN THE STREET." "

Did you say you had some of our fruit
and confectionery Did YOU enjoy it +!
Very we'll. cali again. We are always
glad to meet those whom we have
pleased. F. J. DAVIES g. Co.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
TIME TABLE

RI uErHoD1sT EPISCOPAL CHURCH SER
m VICES.-Until different notice is given the
hours of service at the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be ss follows: Morning service at
II O'clock. .. m; sunday School, $50 o'clock,
meeting. Thursday, 730 O'clock, p. m. A general
invitation is extended to the public 20 attend
all these services. A. c. PETERS. Pastor
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
Price. y per Year
!|||'||'|||;|| 1;||||{I|;||!s]| i 3
COMING:
February 2l.-Masquerade Ball.
Feb 27--Philharmonic La,Iy Quartette.
Come highly recommended.

The management will Withdraw thos
sale Of Ci,ildren's Tickets, unless they
conform to the rules and cause less dis.
turbance.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
GENTS TAKE NOTICE

Smoking is forbidden in the Hall OF
Gallery.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20

CONVERSATIONAL misunderstanding
y at 1O:45 a. m. and 7 :45 p. M; Sunday. School
at 2:3O p. M: Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
evening at Z 80; Christian Endeavor Society,
Sunday at Z 100 p. m, Subject for. Sunday,
February 23rd, What the Bible teaches about
Conversion.
T. A. TAYLOR, Pastor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
A GREAT BATTLE.

Some people should be hanged! For
what? Numbering high prices.
F. J. DAVIES l. Co.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
Stops the Cough
and works off I hc Cold.

Laxative Brom0 Qnnine Tablets cure q
cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price
25 cents.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Notice Postponed.

Owing to the illness of one of the prin-
cipsl actors, who is to take prominent
part in the drama entitled "Charity
Bali", which has been announced for
the 25th inst, (next Tuesday,. by the
Williston Dramatic Club, the rendition
Of that popular play has been postponed
toa future date, which will be announced
in due time by appropriate bills and
notices.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-20
Ho! Masqueraders!

tons at once. First come, first served.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
DISTiLLIyG CoEPANr CONVERSION,

Tho plan Tor converting the securities o. the
DistillmC Company of America has just been
issued II is proposed that the new company shall
authorize. an issue OF S6.Oo0G1O of the twenty-five
wear :, per cent convertible gold bonds. secured
l,,. the ,ienosit of the stocks and bonds OF the
present coupanv which will he bought. and a
majority of which will necessary for the opera
tion Of the plau so : to give the new company
the control Of the DistiIng Company Of America
and its constituent companies.
These bonds will he redcemable at lo5 after six
wears and convertible into the stock of the com
pauv at par at any within ten years from their
date of issue. The issue of bonds VIII he ap-
portioned follows:
~ So 5SNO OOn will he issued in exchange for an
equal amount of the collateral trust ~ OF the
Dfsting Company OF America outsta nding
and which are redeemabe at par.
q, SiS73OnO in exchange FOR the . per cent nonds
OF the American Spirits Company
60 ST. 80 for the q per cent accunuat ted
dividends the preferred stock OF the blStHlnS
Thr balance OF 50 esi 500 will be sold for cash to
provide working capital for the new company and
to be used ii necessary. for tho benefit OF the
constituent companies.
For the present preferred stock II Is proposed
10 issue stock of the new company the amount
mon stock will receive II per cent. There will be
hut class Of stock; and the total issue Will
20 per cent in stock of the company The
ixed charges under this plan will be Ssoo.oH, a
reduction OF s2o0ON. The plan outlined above
has been fully underwritten.
The company formulating the plan consists ot
Rudolph Ellis. president of the Fidelity Trust
of this city. and Valentine p Snyder. president
of the Western National Bank. This committee
connpany's stoSk the holders of which have already
indicated their willingness to convert their shares
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
WOT ZEN ItTDS GRl h..
,.-l-,,r,,r ~, PATTERSON RIOTS. ARRESTED
HERE. SAYS ANARCHISTS WILL CAKE
FOR EX-POiICE CHEF.

William Mcqueen. Of No - Coolest. WI" -
wanted in Paterson. y !. on charges OF hcitls d
mol, Of sill; strikers riot. and who IL under IN
d;c,r7ent there was arrested here at llo a M yes
,ordav According Captain Titus. the prisoner
refused to make any statement. In his possession
u-arc found half dozen printed posters. Slr1iar !"
those which were posted over tn" Mayor $ Pr"'ia-
nation IN Paterson. urging th" strikers t" give II"
hood TO the words of leaders who counselled eau
,tor IIo also had pamphlet entitled The Iropa-
,apda in Paterson which said, among other
things: Paterson is rapidly becoming city OF
storm Yesterday II produced Rresci. To-day a
miniature revolution II is kind OF social Peiee
H. als, had a COPY of La Questione Sociale, the
a,rrbiet publication Of Paterson. lie acknowledged
+bat he wrote the editorials in IN" paper. vi :,
a., was asked what he thought OF Mayor flhcp-
life Of Paterson -.. y. -, r,,,,Iial .f,r tho
,,,., IyI,o manufacture guns and reVoINerS
..t-bief of Police ,iraul Is the only gentleman OUT
49,, la. continued He resigned from the torCe'
becaI,se he is in sympathy with the anarch'Sts ne
a" ~ +nast man ever police force lie VIII
he taken care of by the anarchists
ne said ne would fight requisitlon
Naqistrate Crane held Mcqueen penang th' ar
I'll of axtraditon papers from Paterson, ana ne
vas taken o the Tonbs.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
u4SONS TO LAY CHURCH CORNERSTONE
GRAND MASTER CRANDA1L. WILL oFFIcGATE Ar
CEREMONIES NJ BOROUGH Park on
<FNT SATURDAY.

The cornerstone Of the Dutch Reformed
church, Fffty-fourth-st- and Fourteenth-ave Bor-
oush Park Brooklyn, will on next Saturday. at I
= m he laid with Masonic ceremonies by Grand
Master Ebert CrandalI of the Free and Accept
I'd Masons in this state. assisted by his associate
Grand Lodge officers and members Of his official
stan in this tho metropolitan district Of tn" fra
teruity.
The performance "f this ceremony possesses
a twofold interest to NaSous in Newly fork-hrst. be
cause will b. the first public and official affair Of
tn" kind 10 be performed by Grand Master Gran
dau since his election To that offic" few weeks
ago. and. second, because it viii be done under
the auspices Of Saudaphon Lodge No S6. the
youngest Iodc" in tn" Stat" which received
its charter from the hands Of the Grand Master
but fortnight ago. being the hrst lodge in the
Third Masonic District Brooklyn. 10 he so hon
orcd IN over ten years. Robert rockingham pre-
sides tn" Lodge M
Tho Grand Master and his associates will as
senlbl, in Sandal Iphon Lodge rooms. New ItreCht-
ave and Fffty-slxth-st. Borough Park At $50 p.
m and accompa MED by the members OF that
lodge and visiting brethren, will march I'm tul!
regslia To- the church whore the ceremonies Will
take place Visitors should take the Bath Beach
and Timer Park trains from IN" hridEo via the
lifth-aye elevated road direct TO Fifty foUrth-st
and New J-treCht-aV". station
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
RAILROADS C4CSING TTEEP.
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS OPERATIONS AL
MOST YpLE FOR LACK OF CARS.

Terre Haute, Ind. June 9Th" railroad com
panies are apprehensye Of general suspension Of
work among the coal miners Indiana operators
complain that the railroad companies have been
confiscating coal for weeks. and il is said thar
practically the same conditions exist among the
Illinois mines. In the mean tim" manufacturers
and dealers trying TO get big supply ahead.
but the railroads beating them. Unless the
railroad companies shall unload the now
standing their sidinSs and shall furnish more
cars the condition in Indiana Will practically
amount To a tieup within weeks, The mon Will
have To quit work because tn" operators viii b"
una bic to ship the which they have orders
Nice-President Boyle. of the Indiana miners. says
the men are not averaging now more than two
and a half DAYS a week They might be working
six days if the railroad companies would furnish
cars for the operators have moro orders than
they can fill. Only few mines in Indiana ar"
now working than two days week
The railroads, IL IS understood. confscafo tho
coal the broad ground that they must have u 20
furnish power to carry the United States mail
passengers and freight. They represent fUrther
il IS sail that unless they should ronfisCat" coal
for their they would ne unable to move
any coal for Operat tors. the latter. aS rule.
permit the railroads to do they please with the
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
DOTGHERTY GETS tO4L Foh ~
COMMISSIONER LEDERLE WILL CONFER
WITH HIS SIPERINTENDENTS TO-DAY

COMMISSIONER LEDERLE WILL CONFER
WITH HIS sl-PERINTENDENTs TO-DAY.
Commissioner I.cdcrle of the Health Board yes
,erdav adjourned until tomorrow afternoon a tur-
,b.r hearing on the OF soft coal by the Man
ba.+an Railway Company. He said he had re-
oeivad word from Charles a. Gardiner, attorney
for the company, that the supply of hard coal Tor
.ba locomotives the elevated roads would last
eeyeral days longer. An Independent coal dealer
told Iederle that he thought he could secure 800
tons of hard coal for tho company AT a fair price"
Iie said he did doubt that the company had
been bed by local coal dealers but the company had
heen at fault in making an outcry about the diff
dcnltv OF getting hard coal instead of going ahead
and buying il. Commissioner Lederle declared he
had been told Commissioner DouGherty of
the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Elec-
tricitv had been able to get quantity of hard
coal a 81 Il ton.
This morning Il conference will be held by Com
missioner Lederle and his borough superintendent
ents The Commissioner expects 10 receive fun re-
mis- assistants on the soft coal situation
in all parts of the city. p to the present time he
has been informed the Manhattan Railway Com
paEy adhered 10 its agreement made two days
ago The Commissioner has obtained the views of
experts and is investigating the question as to
whether the elevated road can use smaller size
of coal than il usually does. He holds that the
price which the company has ~ pay for coal 10
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
HOUE NEWS.


ALBEMARLE.-W A Hopkins. of Providence.
EARLINGTON-E f. Osborn, Vice-president of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, and Judge A.
p Bradstreet of Thoma ston, Conn. FIFTH AVE
NUE-G. " FAIRcHILD- Of 3neonta. and J. II,
ster. /. s. A. and DR.. L. 5. Hibbett, L. s. n.
HOFFMAN The Rev. Perctval McIntire. of Chi
cago. HOLLANDS Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of
Massac chuset:s. and J P: Pioda, Swiss Minister to
the United States. OF Washington. IMPERIAL
Colonel F. j. LUdington. of Waterbury Conn.
MURRAY HILLl-F. D Kilburn. New-York State
Superintendent Of Banks. PLAZA-Lone Norman,
OF Brookne. Mass. Senator Fred T Dubois. of
Idaho. and Congressman Francis G. Newlands, of
Nevada. SANOY-Pierre dHerZog. of Budapest.
VICTORIA. p. Gardner. NJ. p. OF Scotland; Rob
ert I. Carter Editor of The Baltimore Herald -
WALDORF-A. l. Araga. Guatemalan Minister.
Of Washington; Lieutenant Commander Asher {.
Baker, L. 5. A: Ex-Governor r. G Smith of Yer
mont; Colonel l.. Victor Baughman. Of Frederick.
Md. and H. Clay Pierce. OF St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
VESSELS WAITING FOR COAL.

Baltimore June 23-Fifty ty-threo seagoinE coal
carriers. with a total carrying capacity "f nearly
10000 tons We're in port to-day awaiting careoes.
The embargo is caused by the closing OF IN" Nir
ginia ports owing 10 the strike in the West Nir-
ginia mines, and the lack of sufficient the
Baltimore and Ohio Railr ad bring the coal
from the mines along its lines.
Three four masted schooners. the William Is
Palmer. the Lucinda Sutton and the Sarah = Law
renee, and a Rlack-Sherida n Wilson barge were
taking on l1h4 tons of coal to-day They will
proba bly, finish loading tomorrow. but other
sells to take their places in the wait
ing list.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
4 REPURLTC4N CLUBS ANNITERS4RT.

The Republican Union of the NNNIIIth Assembly
District last night celebrated its fourth anniversary
at the clubhouse. No 1s5 East Eighty -frst-st. Will
lam {. Hecht. president Of the club. received as
a gift from the members diamond scarf pin and
a diamond horseshoe Aaron Davidson.
tary received gold watch. and Carl r. schmidt
chairman Of the board Of trustees. got a similar
present. Addresses made by James b ReY
nOldS, secretary the Mayor. J.. T.. Guigs Edward
leaders were in attendance, After the speaking
there music and refreshments The club has
membership of 235 The district leader is John II.
Cum
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
NFW HTRTY-NTNTH- ST. THEATRE

SIMILAR TO THE CRITERION.
Tho identity OF tho buyers OF No. 100 10 No. il2
West Thirty-unth-st. dwelling houses. on a plot
10nxaN feet was learned yesterday The purchasers
,ro tho Sbubart ProthcrS NJ the time the sale Of
the property for Herman Wronkow was reported
in The Tribune. which was seem days ago. IT was
said that there report current that the par
eel had nccu bought as a site for Il theatre II was
then thought that tho buyer was y +. kelth. -
The n.v theatre will nc In many respects similar
10 tho Criterion II will he devoted TO productions
brought ont the ShUberts
New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
ILLINOIS AGAINST STRIKE:

Springfield Ill. June 23.-The Executive BOARD or
the United Mine Workers of America. Illinois Dis
trict, convened to-day IN the office of the State
secretary. W n Ryan. While Mr.. Ryan refused
give any information regarding the pro-
ceedingS matters under discussion. and declined
TO say whether they had considered the question
of strike in sympathy with the striking 8nthra-
cite miners Of PENNSYLVANIA and the btuminous
miners of VEST Virginia. It is believed that they
considering the question Of organizing the ILL.,
nois delegates the national conference with a
view OF opposing a sympathetic strike