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they have the utmost confidence presi-
dent Mitchell declines 10 say how he
personally looks upon the proposition.
Mr., Mitchell made 4 Statement, last
eveuiuS after 4 silence lasting all day.
lie had no intention Of making il until
the correspondents representing the
newspapers all over the country called
- him in a body and informed him
that the general public desired 10 have
an answer 10 the proposition Of the
operators, After giving il he was asked
many questions reganiing the attitude
~ the men and the prOhSh!Ety ~ the
acceptance or rejection ~ the new Of
Ter. but he had no reply 10 make 70 any
~ these questions, He denied thS, he
had any knowledge Of what the new
o1sr Of the operators was until il be-
came public property, Snd also deaicl
that he was in telephonic communic&-
hon with President Roosevelt His At
teatiOn was called 10 the fact THAI most
of the information from Washington
Indicated thar the proposition would be
accepted and that the strike was near
an end. hut he Stoutly maintained that
neither his Officers nor the rank and tle
af the mon had done anything u cause
such an impression Jo 80 out.
President MitchelrS statement % the
press was as follows, Il fully apprtCi-
ute with what anNiety the people OF
our country are awaiting the end OF
the coSl strike. The coal operators
have not addressed the miners union
o. its officers in making their public
statement. II is therefore impossible
for me 10 state the attitude Of the
miners So this time. ! am now, IS I
have always been. deeply solicitOus Of
she inNcssIs u the public and the wei
fare ~ the mine workers, who have
been on strike Tor the past i've months
a formal statement defining our posi-
tion and Intentions will be issued just
IS soon s. We are in possession 81 the
full meaning Of the proposition Q: the
operators
The situation around the collieries
hes been psr;iSlly lost sight ~ because
ot resent developments, hut there Is no
material change. The arbitration talk
eSs acted as a cheek upon the move
ueat 81 men returning 70 work. snd il
Is p-OhS ble that there will be no great
movement in this direction until some
definite canc,usiou is reached in the
arbitration scheme, The prospect for
a c0sl supply 70 meet the rapidly sl'-
proachtnS cold weather Is by no means
bright II the miners should aocepI
the arbitration plan of the operators
IL would take ~ least TWO weeks bt-
fore the details ~ sending them hack
could he worked out As the ou,lNCk
IL. arbitration : rather dark. il can hs
safely said that there will be LITTLE
mere oSsl on the market for some time
10 come than there is So present
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American General. at AIder,hot.

LONDON. oct. l5.-Generals Corbin,
Young and Wood and their aids-de-
camp visited the British camp at Alder
shot yesterday as the guests OF General
French and inspected all the soldiers
quarters. witnessed evolutiOns by q
u-Lt horse battery Of artillery and Wis
ited the gymnasium. where there was
an interesting exhibition OF the setting
up drill. athletic exercises and swim
ming competitions. The officers offered
10 turn out all the troops for the Ameri-
cans inspection. hut the generals de-
cl.ued TO trouble them to thst extent.
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Jew eMeAssADoR PRESENTED.
sir Michael Herbert Received ns
Britain's Representative.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-According
to appointment made Saturday, Sir
Michael Herbert the new British en-
bassador, was presented to the prcsi-
dent Ivy Secretary Hay. The prcsenta-
tion took place at what is called the
temporary White House, on jackson
place and this was probably the first
occasion since the White House has
been occupied as the presidential man
sion that the credentials Of an embas-
sador or minister have been received
outside Of its doors.
The ceremony was brief, consisting
in the presentation OF the new embas-
sador by Secretary Ilry, delivery 10y
the ambassador Of his credentials, a
fellcitous speech by the ambassador
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Worst Gal. In Twenty Years.

ST. JOHNS, y F, Oct- l0--Rep'o-ts
Of the damage done by the resent storm
in Labrador continue 70 lie received
here /, Is believed that when all rr-
ports sre in the effects ot this storm
Will be seen 10 he greater than those
ot any other gale in the last twenty
years one schooner, with Htty-1ve
persons On hoard i sIil missing, but
hope j entertained that she hss taken
shelter il slSue outlying harbO-.
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ONE STRIKE SETTLED.
Car Service Resumed In New Or
leans.

Car Service Resumed In New Or
leans.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct Is. - The
street car strike begun by the disSatis-
fed employees of the New orleans
Railway company has been settled
here. the carmeu's union on a secret
ballot unanimously accepting the gov
ernor's ultimatuu. The car lines re
sumed operations this morning.
The basis Of settlement j that the
men will 20 back 10 work NJ - cents.
ten hours TO he days work, with q
minimum Of seven and half hours a
day. no discrimination 10 be made
against any Of the men under charges
and as many "a be taken back as are
needed for the operation Of the com
pauy'S lines.
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PUERTO CABEI.Lo NeneEue's,
oct. lS-Accoriing 10 an Official reVo-v
resolved here, the battle fought BE-
tween the VeneznelSn revolutiOnists
Snd the forces of President Castro near
La Victoria has resulted in . coolp,ete
victory f0< the government army. The
ANNOUNCEMENT has caused great suthu-
SiaSra here
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THE PLAN NOT LIKED
Miners Will Doubtless Reject
Operators Proposition,
OUTLOOK FOR SETTLEMENT DARN.
President Mitchell Issues state
meut witch Throws Little Light
on strikers Intentions - Min
cr.' Union siishtcd. lie says.

wILKESBARRE, Pa, oct. 10
From thorough canvass Of the situa-
tion as II exists there is every indiCa-
tion for believing that the new arbitra-
don plan proposed by the presidents
n the coal companies Tor ending the
miners strike will not he accepted In
Is present form. There is a division Of
opinion among the strikers, but there
s no doubt that a majority feel that
the offer to have the president Of the
United States select an arbitration com-
mission along the lines suggested by
the operators is not fair and that IL
unduly limits the president in making
up the hoard The miners, II Is safe 20
say. will abide the advice Of their ma.
tional president, in whose Judgment
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Macedonian Village. Revolt.

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch 20
the Daily Mail from NolO, Greecv. says
twenty-five villages in Macedonia are
in complete revolt and that half bat
TALON OF Turkish Troops k2s been ami
hilaJed by insurgents in the krezna
de1le- This news. continues the dis
patch. emanaJss from sources which
have hitherto minimiEed the trouble
The situation consequently appears
suddenly 10 have grown wCrss.
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VIII Not Accept.

SHENANDOAH. Pa Oct- lS-The
opsrisa ot the strike leaders here :
that Mr. Mitchell will not ac,ept the
proposition submitted - President
Roosevelt by the mine ope-atovs- +.
J Sweeney, : prominent leSdeT, sid;
~The proposition IS not fair. and
don't think Mitchell viii accepy IL.
and II he dsd the mine workers would
nOt. IL Is ruSe Of the operators 20
ny 10 divert public sympathy from TIE
saiRers. but il viii fail q: its purpose
because Cur cause j. Just"
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expressive Of the pleasure il gave him
10 return 20 Washington and an appro-
pirate response from the president.
That was all OF the ceremony. and
when II was over Sir Michael. who Is
long time friend Of the president, their
acquaintance dating back more than
ten years. accepted Mr.. RooSevclts in
vitation u be seated. and the two had
Il long personal chat.
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Early snow In Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS MIN ocr- Ia
The 6rsI snow u tie Ss1s,n has cone
aud the colieSt weather IS well IL IS
the earliest snowfall il the last seven
years TIE minimum temperature Was
81. the lowest since last sgTinE.
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Honor. For Caprai. sverdruP.

CHRISTIANIA- Norway, Oc,- lS-
Emps-O- WilEau hzs bestowed the
decoration q the PrDsSi4D Royal or
der OF the Crown u the first class up
on Captain Sve-'irup- the arctic TX
plorrr. King Oscar II Norway be
slowed the grand c-Sss q ST. Olaf on
Captain Svs-drlp last wJ~k.
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Naauaionist. Nssbea.

sHANokIN. PS- oei- ia-whllc
Iohn sAip@an Snd David Hewitt, non
ualOnissS were returning home nom
che Henry Clay shaft last evening
they we've held up 6y a mob ~ $40
Eaea. women snd children and pelte3
win tomatoes, clubs Sud STONES ship
EY and his companion we-s Knocked
81 n RUmheT ot UEes o~1sse they
ssApeS.
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Member OF Parliament sent to Prison

LONDON. Oct III I. Farrell
Nationalist member q the house u
COMMONS for the north tivisien =
Lousfo-,i has been convicted u .lt-m-
Hiarion ~ LonStc-l and sentenced 70
two months tUV-i>o---ent ~ hsrd Ia
boz and 70 an additional I1-e@ months
in default ot hail fOC -o1i beE2yiOr.
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PEKING. Oct. l+.-CONcv,Sss0us fox
PETROLEUM. eoxI and iron covering SIX
teen counties in StsShuea province
have be<n granted IL separate F.sS.cA
and Enslish colapAnles
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PARIS. oct 1.-THE Boer generals
Rotha. he Wet and De!arey have ar
rived in Paris. Senator Paul.at and
the p-o-Boer committee received them
81 the railway station.
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PLL-osOFHy.-There are pills and pills
hut Or. Asnew's Liver Pills al 10 cents a
vial lead in demand. The sale borders on
the phenomenal. Sluggish liver, consupa-
ton, or irregular bowels are the precursors
OF many physical disorders. These little
wonders remove The cause 20 IN via! Tor
10 cents.-.S
Sold by {. 4. Klein.
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In late years men have made fortunes out
Of The tailings Of gold mines. The mills in
which the ore formerly was crushed and the
crude processes then in use allowed a large
percentage Of the precious metal to escape,
and that loss amounted in some cases to
fortune. The stomach is Just like a stamp
mill in this respect, that when it is not in
perfect order it allows the escape and waste
Of much Of the precious nutriment contained
in the food. Tha, loss when continuous
means the loss Of man, greatest fortune
health. Science offers a remedy FOR this
condition in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t correc's the weakness" Of
the stomach, prevents waste and loss OF
nouIi,hment and puts the stomach and
organs Of digestion and nutrition into con.
d;ion Of health which enable, Them 10 save
7u5 assimila'c altihe nulrinent contained
in the food which is en- en- In al cases Of
con,tira ion he use Of DR. Pirrce's Pleasant
Pellets will speedily and permareniy cure
the disease.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money On call s,ro1g 81 i1eu Per cent
Prime mercantile paper. { Per cent Ster-
l.us tNChsnSs fairly steady. with actual
business IN bankers bills ~ s. SiS-5l ~ 81:
to- demand and az s. S-=lG. .s--s tor ;. Gsy
Slls Posted rates s. 81. ano AsS1s-
Co-nr,srcia. bills. 81 sl,5.. 81 Bar ST.
yer. sl.c LeXic2u dollars. +.-.-- Govern
-ns-- bonds easier State ooDts Inactive
Ra.l-,ss rn-t- I'm C.ls.r.E NO.
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WHILE THERE - LlFE THERE Is HorE.-l
was afflicted with catarh: could ne ther
taste nor smell and cou q hear but little.
Elv's Cream Balm cured it.-MarcGs G..
Shau,z, Railway, y. J.
CREAM BALM reached me safely and the
sGee. Is surprising. My son saws the first
application gave decided relief. ResPeci-
fu'lv. Mrs Franklin Freeman Dover. y. II.
The Balm does not initiate or cause
sreezing. Sold by druggists at so cts. or
mailed by Ely Brothers, 50 Warren ST.,
New YORK.
-Wigwac-"My wife threatens to go on
the lecture platform Heupeckke My
wife doesn't need 4 platform
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ITCHING, BUyNING, SKIN DISEASES
CVEED FOR THlKIY.FIvE CENTS. -Dr.
ASuew's Ointment relieves in one day, and
cures Tel,eT, Sal; Khezm. Scald Head,
Eczema, Barber's I;ch, Ulcers, BIo,ches
and all erap;ions Of the skin. l; is soothing
and qIieung and acts ike magic IN the cure
of,all baby humors. sSc-2.
sold by c. A. Klein.
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UTRECHT. Holland OcI- Ia-Mr
kru-sE has lsts here to< AslGo2e, II
tie south o. FFsESS-
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SrEFCHLEss AND PARALYzED. II had
valvular disease Of the hear writes Mrs.
+ s. Goode. Of Truro. y. :. 81 suffered
terribly and was often s1eechless and parti.
ally paralyzed. One dose of DR.. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart gave me relief and he
fore finished one bottle was able to 60
about. To-day am well woman AZ
sold by =. A. Klein.
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CATAREH AND CONS RELIEVED N 10
TO % MINUTEs.-Oue short puff Of the
breath through the blower suppl Il with
each bottle Of Dr.. Asrev's Catarrhal Powder
6i51ses this poVter over the surface Of the
-asz. passages. Painless and delightful 10
Use. It relieves Instantly. and permanently
cures ca,arrh, h2y fevet. colds. headache,
sore ,hroa', ,ons,liiis and deafness. %
cents ~
sold by {. A. Klein.
-Hook-"Bjonss' wife complains ,ha, he
IS c.ose," Nye-''Yes, yoog fellow, she
never lets him oai Of her sight"
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Reduced Rates to Cleveland, Ohio.

On account Of the General Mission
ary Convention of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Cleveland, Ohio
October 2G to "a, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Cleveland. October 30 and
81. good to return, leaving Cleveland
until October 77, inclusive. from
all stations on its lines at reduced
rates. . at.
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The man who has just left barber shop
may have clsan-cgt features
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FLOUR-Hsld generally higher or ;As
cc-t-c-e1 strength - wnvzt. N-rnsSols
patents. S-se+ winter strAlsats $50
-. w.EtsL extras a. So winter g-.-
WAEAL-lpsre5 eas.e- "a 5-s weather
and big recs-Fts, o-t F2-l4el and zAs
ce--h.- = -5-,-i5-s--c. Nay -5isG'i s-.ac-
RNE-StsE1y- state 5-=s-->. {,
Ns~ Nc.S- Nc western sl-.c-- : o. ,,
CORN-Weas~Esd s2rly ~ 17s weather
aE5 larEs- r=-s-pls- hi re-svs-ec via
vas4ts November. f-3ssAe-; Dseez-e-s
tkTs-Geae-A-y armer vs,a lras- mar
ksts D--cs-- be- so trace E-.tv. state
f6RK-FiTn: usss. EA&elA-si fanny.
ARD-NozainzL
.stTTER-s,.5ay: .ssa's dairy, No
CEEESE-Flru but cul5N zsw. safe.
tll cream. small c'.crv-- fancy GSc;
snail wE.'e EAs,-' large cc-s:e-- L4c-'
E=5GS S-IrTzsliAr; state ard Ps-=sylvs-
ia sys-2se tsst, G-ettc-; western can
'T-eTTRiP TINE-Fir-a- SFrsHe. askea.
LASsES-S,sGty; New C..sz-s- as
RIcE-s.easy. aozes,ie- s.5s.@. IA
TAtf6 61-s,saty, city s-& asked;
KAY-Flfz; sAiFp.as zs-5a. gooa -
Live stock Market.
cATILE-N..Ss' TILE 3 Is: :, s'.-+E 81; So. ssg ss
ESSas1Ns9s.i Aisa.s. F-zs Aearsas.
&s ~ -rs,.iS-s &c = .s1vy
fsskss nss 49, -; r,.. 49, 81 :ss's- F-i's
SHEEP AND LAA-BS- Nix sw.
Sksi, sAssss I.Ess sA.e<z
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rvea railroad hands have to be ,,a.ned.
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I, takes considerable drilling to make a
safe robSeT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
The Report False.

Hon Neill H. Field attorney. return.
ed on the flyer yesterday from an ex-
tended visit 10 Chicago. Washington
and New York. Last Tuesday, from
New York, Mrs. Field and a parry OF
ladies sailed for Europe, and, of course
they will attend the kings coronation.
During Mr. Fields absence from the
city, a report has gained considerable
circulation that he would soon remove
from this city and take up the practice
of law in New York. The gentleman
says the report is entirely erroneous.
He has no intention whatever % i0av-
ing albuquerque, and his absence from
the city has not been on pleasure. but
on strictly important legal matters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
AlGODONE S.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Algodones. y. NJ. June S.--lour cor
respondent has been accused 10y sew
oral persons here of writing the letters
from here which were published in The
Daily Citizen of May 30 and June I. re-
spectiycly. The charge is not true.
Writing falsehoods for publication ben
etits no one II is really too bad to try
10 spoil the chances OF being able to
do something towards building a smell.
ter here. as there is nothing lacking
which is required for smelter. Here
is coal. iron. lead lime and in fact
everything required for fiuXing. And
ore in abundance in the neighboring
mountains.
Balconies son and another boy took
two of Balcomb's horses and saddle
and bride belonging to Andres Vigil
and left for, parts unknown last night.
The first crop of alfalfa is all har-
vested and turned out well.
There is no bun colored brick here,
as there has never been "A brick burned
in Algodones. There are no frame
houses here either.
Balcomb's hogpen and a small board
shanty for blacksmith shop has been
painted white.
There are no men at work yet on the
smelter. but we are hoping 10 Sc,
something done this coming week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
SILVER CITY.
Base Ball Game Tomorrow--Cattle'
men Report Ranges Dry.

Special Correspondence.
Silver City, n. NJ. June Ga base
ball game is scheduled to take place
AT Athletic park next Sunday after
noon between the Silver city Maroons
and the Dcming team. The contest is
expected to be quite an interesting
one as both teams are very evenly
matched and will fight hard for honors
as this is their first game OF the sea
son.
The commencement exercises of the
territorial normal school OF this city
closed yesterday when the graduation
exercises took place at the school
building. The graduating class this
year conss ed of thirteen and they ac-
quilted themselves exceedingly well
Mrs. Baylor shannon of Clifton. Ari.
zona. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. 5.
Goodell of this city.
The Ashenfelter residence in the
northern portion of the city is complet-
ed and Mr. Ashenfelter and family will
move into IL as soon as they return
from California
The Princess Bonnie" opera, which
Is being rchoarsed by local musicians.
will be put on the stage on the 1th OF
this month.
Mrs. 10. t. sheridan and daughter.
Miss Lillian. who have been visiting
relatives in California for the past four
months. are expected home the latter
part of this month.
Cattlemen report that in some local
tiles the ranges are very dry and that
some of the old cows are dying. The
recent rains. while very heavy In some
localities in the southern portion OF
the territory, were not general all over
and where not much rain has fallen
the stock are beginning to suffer con,
siderable. The cattlemen in those dis
tricts are anxiously waiting for the
rainy season To start in as IL will save
large number OF cattle for them.
The incoming passenger train was
eight hours late today, which caused
the residents 90 this city considerable
Inconvenience with only one train a
day.
II Is reported that a popular young
gentleman of this city in the drug bus
mess will leave the 18th of this month
to be married to a young lady in Nir
ginia. They Will make their future
home in this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
Leads Them All.

"One Minute Cough Cure beats all
other medicines ev@r tried for coughs,
colds, Group and throat and lung troub-
les says pr d. Scott Currin. of Lo-
canton. Pa. One Minute Cough Cure
is the only absolutely safe cough rem
edy which acts Immediately. Mothers
everywhere testify to the good II has
done their little ones. Group Is so sud
den in its attacks that the doctor often
arrives too late. II yields at once 10
One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant Ia
take. Children like 1t. Sure cure for
grip. bronchitis, coughs. J. II. O'Rielly
4 Co., and H. II. Briggs x Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
SOCORRO.
interesting Notes From the Gem
CITY," South OF the Metropolis

special correspondence.
Socorro. ~ NJ. June Ct. Nanslyk.
live stock agent for the Santa Fe rail
way at III Paso. was a Socorto visitor
today. Van has an eye to business ami
Is Jolly good fellow with IT,
District court will no doubt close the
regular term this week. Next week
will be given to the hearing of a big
mining suit transferred from Lincoln
county To this court As "A large sum
Is involved and a bitter tight will fol
low FERGUSON and Childers, of Alhu
Guerquc. are the opposing attorneys.
The county commissioners in session
this week are looking To the better
ment of the public roads of the county
Fruit in the valley around .Socorro
promises well this year. Landlord
Yunkcr. of the Windsor hotel, informs
your correspondent that his orchard
near the city will yield him at least
$1,000 pounds of prunes in addition 10
other fruits.
Or. T.. G.. Blnn. owing To the death
of his wife some time ago, has given
up his practice here and will devote
his time To mining in other parts OF the
territory
4 number of Albuquerque people who
have been employed here during the
term OIL court were seen W u'pdll ipl
home today.
The haying season is well on in the
valley and the alfalfa crops of this
county will be large and the quality is
good
Joe Virgins. of San Marcial. charg-
ed with murder before this court
pleaded guilty 10 murder in second de
gree and was sentenced to the pen Tor
life law Judge Mcmillan
The district attorney. with the as
sistanCe OF one Julian Baca. who made
himself conspicuous for the number OF
indictments he sworc' To during United
States Marshal Hall 5 term, for the fee
there was in it, filed complaints
against all the saloonmen and mer
chants of the county handling liquor
under the Sunday law, today. The fact
that the grand jury for the term had
adjourned without finding any indict
ments In such cases. would indicate
that the community was satisfied, hui
these two important personages were
not.