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superauous.

The young man with the black box and
big brass horn entered the exclusive hotel
What have you there asked the clerk
A talking machine. Can ! sell you one
1t would be superfiuous here. This
hotel is patronized exclusively by ladies'
Detroit Tribune.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
EzsHI7T51TISTI5iIEL'y "a yI5SIs,,
TAB q e
| llSeSi.Ns si1 z g Isl tsiia9 y Si5 NJ R5s
53entster's Orders.
ID HGIsTEKs ORDER.
R OFFICE oFIHE REGISTER oF WILLs

II j
Ii OFFICE oF1HE REGISTER OF WILLsl
New Castle County. Del, Feb. 18th, 1906
Upon the application OF saran fineman, Ad'
m nistialr OF herman J. Gillian, late Of WI.
mingtOn hundred, in said county, deceased, It
ordered ana directed by the Register Of walls
that the Admimstratrix Aforesaid give notice
Of granting Of Letters OF Admins "a
ton upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof by caus
ing advertisements % be posted within i0riy
days from the date Of such letters In SIX Of ne
most public places oil the county Of New Castle,
requiring an persons having demands aganst
the estate 10 present the same, abide by an act
OF Assembly in such case made and pIovideii
and nlo cause The same 10 be inserted within
the same period In the Every Evening, news
paper published IN Wilmington, Del, and 10 10
continued therein three weeks fe. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF Omoe
Of the Register Of Wills aforesaid, o. VII
L. s lmington, in New Castle county Aforesaid
the day and year above written.
FREDERICK T. BACH, Register Oi villa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14

The prosecutions Of the postal frauds
continue, with gratifying success George
W. Beavers yesterday received a sentence
Of two years imprisonment for his share
in a conspiracy TO rob the government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14

A Washington special says that one
recipient Of an invitation TO the wedding
Of Miss Roosevelt sold it for SiOO. The
party guilty Of this atrocious crime against
society should be tabooed by all good
people during the rest Of his or her natural
life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
ID hGIslERls OkDER

} hdlHl kkS ORDER.
III OFFICE OF The REGISTER OF WILLS
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Jan, 5lst, lso
Upon the application OF John Biggs, executor
OF atnarine A. Huunn, late Of Whining.
ton hundred, I'm said county, deceased, "
is ordered ana directed by the Register
OF Wills that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice Of granting of Letters Tesiamentafy upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the daie ol
granting thereof,by causing advertsemenE 70 "
uosted within forty days from the date Of suen
Letters in six OF the most public places OF lne
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons nsl %
ing demands against the estate 70 present w
same OF abide by an act OF Assembly 10 suea
case made ana provided; and also cause ins
same 30 be insertei within the same perioq n
the Every Evening, a newspaper pubilslea l4
Wilmington. Delaware and 20 be eonunuel
therein three weeks le. o a. -.
Given under the hand and seal ol oTgSs WS.
Cf the Register OF wills Aforesaid, AZ w
N. 81 mington. in New Castle county aioIe'AN
the day aud year above written. ,,
FREDERICK J.. BACH. Register Of VIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14

The Pennsylvania Legislature is doing
fairly well, at its special session. in grind
ing out reform legislation. How different
was the grist It turned out at the regular
session. only year ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
NnTInI

Notice is hereby given that Letters Ies@ a.s
mentary were ia due form Of law granleq I.,s I.H,
the undersigned. on the 1hirty-nrst oey o. ~, 80
uary, AID 1906 and that all persons IA Vlns elt
against the estate OF the deceased must pfe.en'
the same, duly ntiesied. 70 the said f1eeu,.., f.1
on or before tue thirty day OF ~ Sa... -
1907, or ablde the Act OF Assem- ~ ~ t sesn NV
made and provided. JOIN bleus
Address 9ls Market Street Wilmington, gsl''
ware febl-ttsoW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14

II is getting hard to tell, so far As juries
in the trials of negro murderers in this
State are concerned, just what constitutes
the crime OF murder in the hrst degree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
NOTfCE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Admin
tIation were m due form of law granted unto
the undersigned. on the 18th day Of February
AGAINST the estate Of the deceased must present
the same, duly nttested, 90 the said A. mlnisua
trix on or before the l8th day Of February, A. "
lsOl. or abide the Act of Assembly IN sucn case
made and provided SARAH III EMAN.
Adminisimtrix,
Address; Howell s. England, Esq, Atiorney.at
Law, Wilmington, Delaware. feblSmwi5E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
New Cook Coming.

John, simply must have another gown.
For what occasion
The new cook is coming tomorrow, and
I have nothing decent to receive her in.-
Cleveland Leader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
Anti-Bribery Pledge!

| do hereby solemnly promise, on my sa-
cred honor, that l will not, directly or indi-
rectly, pay, offer or promise to pay; contribute,
or offer or promise to contribute, any money
or other valuable thing as consideration or
reward for the giving or Withholding vote at
any general, special or primary election to be
held in this State; and will not, by the use or
promise of money or other valuable thing, or
otherwise, cause or attempt to cause any off
Ger OF election or registration officer to violate
his official duty, or by like means influence or
attempt to influence any person to be regis.
tered or abstain from being registered; and to
do all in my power to enforce the provisions
of the Constitution and statutes of this State
against bribery.
Representative Dist No. County
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14

Once used-always used. All drug
gists sell DR.. Ward Headache Powderss =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
ID EsIsTER's ORDER.

I IUIsIE IEK'S UEDEN, ,---Ta
h OFFICE or THE REGISTER OF VILE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, LII. Jan. 3lst Isy.i;
Opon the application Of John blgks; aI, a...-.on
istrator of Leah N. q henen. late OF lis5
hundred, I'm said county, deceasedi IL Is eiee5 ~
ana directed by the Register OF wis tn1is,ss tnss N
Administrator Aforesaid give notice OF gIah.IIs "a -
Letters Of Administration upon the esia,e ia,e,f y, hr
deceased, with the date Of granting thi 5orfv
causing advertisements to be posted WITH. Nltl, fhe
days nom the date OF such Letters y ~ - c,stie
most public places Of the county OF New o1esirst
requiring ell persons having demanus ttr an
the estate to present the same, or hnue nue.,s.,ded.
act Of Assembly in such case made anu .,ifnin
and also cause the same 10 be inserted W,s .s,rs
the same period in the rvery hNenlnki snd
paper published IN v Wilmington, DelaNNS
10 he continued therein three We X le o. liHee
Given under the hand and sesi o. MI
OF the Register OF VIII, aioresalui p. s-.,.oi
LIS mington, IN New tasue county Nis
the a y and year above written ,Viiis
FREDERICK J. BACH. Register % "'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-14
NnrIcE

Notice is hcrebv gfSen mat Letters Of Admls.,
istraiion were In due form OF law eranlet III
the undersigned, on the ~ irty mo- having
January A. A. SOC. and that all peIsoi.s. must
cl aims against the estate OF the se.7eid ld.
present the same. duiy aitested, 20 we =, ianii.
ninistrntor ON or heioie thiry-n y w W. an .uch
nrV 1907 or ablce tnc Act OF Assenllris s1if,e-
case made and provided s..,t,i.traior
Aduress. sIs Market street, Miimins,t,on,t,.
ware. 4NN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
Quotations t1- foundry az ths = a n All
p n calls yesterday coupars with ire ina -
OF Thursday as follows:
CURE MARKET TRAnrEE

The market Tor outside securities eon..,.s .
show considerable heavfress under uodsrs,s ar
ity, although n spots some arunsss vas a-.----
Rallies q small proportion generally t1loEst ~
tons under realizing. although ths Esnsz p
dency was downward. Greene C1us0H1ztst g
per. on the announcement OF tas issue q new E1
tell fully 2 points. win a subsequent r.sFT
Of L Greene Gold-SIlvsr reacted = n s7--z-
Corn Products Refining shares wsrs st71ng
more active International SAT- was Cd 4
what looked % be good buying. vails Ire ,--
improved Il. Nackay shares. especially re z1
mon. arrer early depression Improved po-1t >
board first preferred IN tire -a-s trading aivEz
- per cent ICte-hor0-zh Rapid Transit E
proved fractiOuaIlv- Manhattan Transit vas e
Bethlehem Steel issues we're OF about I. ID
Copper hucruated within narrow limits. v5ls -
uOnal changes were noted e-sevhers n his St.
In bonds American S-ee- Foundry IS vs7s 81 II
active IRterborCuEh-l Metropolitan as vera g &
New York, WesrcEes-e- and Boston csr1-z-.
were dealt IN for the 6rst tins az sl-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER.
s, rs 4 RULE, RECOVER THURSDAY'S L
Reading Only Important Weak Feate-Bans Gain $50o000
in Cash.

present level, notwithstanding the fact that
money is moving TO this centre from most parts
Of the country. The inquiry in New-Hork Tor
accommodation is active and il is probable that
there viii be a big borrowing demand for many
weeks to come, owing TO the activity in the stock
market and the monetary requirements Of gem
eraI trade. It is quite generally believed that
many Of the foreign loans which are about 10
mature win he renewed, and if this proves to be
the case there viii not be immediate heavy ship
ments Of gold TO Europe. The prospect of gold
shipments some time this year apparently does
not worry Wall Street. II would be strange in
deed If stock market spectators should take
alarm at an outward movement of the yellow
metal, as 1t is well known that any gold that
may be shipped from here Will only 90 out as =
result OF legitimate international monetary con-
Gitions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

THE CITY Of NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF
Taxes AND ASSESSMENTS. NAIS OFFICE
BgFuTGE OF MANI E-TAS. 40 80 BROADWAN
STEWART BUILDING. JANUARY brE. -eot.
NOTICE Is zEEEBY GIFES as required % he
Greater N-w YORK CLa--e- -ha- he books oated
The Auuua4 Record O. me bFsessec valuation u
Rezl and Personal Est8-s % he BOru-ets o. &an-
hafraz The 5TJux Brooklyn Queens and Rich
vpsue5 Cor examination s7e correction or ne second
A0-cay o. yangsry az y. -sr5s'1 ePe1 INA. he
Dung Tie flas -tat t1s books ere open &c public
inspection. zgplicz-iCu EEy be made D. z7y person
g esT.oFs1iou claiming 20 Be ssEreves BY he
1sEeEHec a--zTloI o. res persons. estate %
have The same corrected.
IN Tie Borough q Manhattan the Es!E once
- tae Department q Taxes ard AsssEsaents No
- Erl--Vzy
Il lie Bs-suEa OF The s-oa1 q, rss oEes q The
bs3sT-ulsDt Municipal Building one Hun oret AID
BsveuyE-seVeGra Street E-c Th-d ATeHus
y tie Borough o. Brooklyn a. he oScs q the
Department AEalciDL B--ldfuE
u ths Borough q QGssIz e. TIE saos o. thu
ptpz-rZ3snL HGcker- Bu..1taE JsrEsos Avenue Eo6
Fss.h Street Long Island CITY
z he B0-0-Eh Of R.cE=0nL A. tie oEes q the
pspsrEeat Masonic E-i.siaE ssss!ssSs-
cs-p0rzzsoas q 49, ne B1-u-ghs nun make oP-
pIosuoa cay II he nsiE oncs IN he BorouEA Of
NauAsttz1.
ADpliessDus Il rt.sasa &c tie aasesses vaiuatiez
e DsTssasl estate nuz- D. made ~ the psrsSl
ssss2ssd a lie cree CO ne Department n he
BsrVCgk wn1re Each p~Tsc- resides. snl n tbs
Il Ia9-ressdsat oz-ryteE Business Il TIE Cicy
EsrouEA vEeTs ggrh place o. 0ustnen q located
b-twssa Ire b9S-E OF = A. Il and ? 4 except
sGt-Ttzy vheE al applications must b nzds
FRANK 4 ODeEEEL
-, Presissoti
FRANK RAYMOND
JANEs 4 FULLY
x MULLER
cHAE PUTZEL
sAEL sTRAsBOCRGER
CoaznlSHlsneu q Iszss and AsseGsne8tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

correction expressed great rsErs, a.
p'euehsi'n r-Eafdins tails mater -. NJ H.
AFFILIATIONS To LIST-4r,,'--.. o1--r,ss
made % list the following 80, son Ia,
YORK stock Exchange Jaoa7ee. 4, on ~
Hent t@o.o"o-oo9 Az per cent sta-l---I.7 s--.
1913. Tennessee Coal and Iron 49,, --al aa-,
pany 100000 additional general -'i..''ad
cent bonds q 1881 Western T-,i,- 'sass y
pany slil-o00 collateral trust E 7-s.alt -
bonds o. 1898 eea- go
C'ttN PRODUCTS DEPOSIT
ADMIT TED--The engraved ce--f------NN lsica-,,
for Com Froducrs Compa1y - g -
STOCKS were admitted 90 cur,s.,,- a'i -,
Exchange yesterday in the g-r.,-..- "a tas s.
The reorganization ~ The -1rrs-- ''sar,r--
70 be effective some time ara ~ = ~, as -,
CT the stock is now represented e rs,r-
Gates - deposit - t1sss -.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE v
Streets reports the exports ~ 49, -.
with comparisons. figures i7 t.,.,--- 1sps,
wheat 'H01r included. 3.sss $50 ,- = In,
last week llol.5s7 i1 THIS week - - tiEe
o'z IN 1904 and f.421 1s5 in 1ss7- .I74f ii-
s',o'l.z5s against 3sI1s.7s5 ,asf Vs. n - -
1904 and ltS 2sLs-2 ia 1903. corn - o. .
o's44-7'l last week. 2.055 7s8 v.-- -. as-
In 1904 and 2of5.000 lu 1919. from - +fss,
against -'.s+l-lS- IN 1893. s2.4-s - - WA
20.335.sI3 IN 1903 n lg. !.
UNITED STATES REDUCTION co,r,
the meeting ~ Tie United States - a'I- /.
Kennins Company the f.Iovf-r 80 4
elected Charles L. T1--. Charles + ,---s ~
Ger feHrose j. A. Hayes. Res Pima - j. -
LaTen' = Dawson Hawkins. J. 80. . 4 q
takes the place % W. K Gme-, - Alst
were authorized % spend ss5oo-s - IN
q the company Preliminary -..-..--7 h
been entered into for the sale d. -.
samplinE plant N mining la-s-ss-,
Of ne company for ths year s.5.4 - ,i-
compares with that Of The p-s~tos. 80 - 81
as follows lsca- =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY bIAREET-Money on call opened at 4
per cent; highest ~ per cent: lowest 3 per cent:
last loan, ga per cent: closed per cent. ruling
rate. per cent. Time money was quoted at 1905
per cent for thirty TO sixty days "a per cent for
three, four, FIVE and six months. Commercial pa
per quoted 5d5a per cent for sixty 10 ninety
days and 514a52a per cent for four 10 six months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-OIarket closed steady.
Actual closing rates fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

FOREIGN MONEY MAELAEL--CaI money III
London. 8Ikd4 per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills 1915 per cent long bills. Sasq3 1915
per cent Berlin discount rate S2s per cent Berlin
exchange on London, % marks y Pfenniss- PARIS
discount rate % Per cent Paris exchange on
London. q francs 131s centimes Bar gold IN Lon
don was rs sid
FOREIGN SECURTIES.-Britsh consols for
money SOS: for the account 50 15-la French rentes
IS francs 9 Confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
IMPORTS OF DRYeooDs.

Imports and rnarketings Of drygoods This week
with comparisons, were as follows:
week Last year
Total IS 5S2O56 IS Z71O57 s. SCI ~
T5tai marketed s7404S3 8813.549 2s9I ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
PIG IRON cERrlElcarrs

Quotations s7- regular az 20 n an.
?. m cans yesterday compare WITH the a1s. y
OF Thursday as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
GOVERNMENT PONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing Quota
tons for government bonds, compared with
Thursdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
MINING STOCKS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Jan O. 4 p. m--The market for Arnerl-
can securities was strong. Final prices follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
THE FEDERAL TREAslsv

Washingion' Jan 25-Ths condition Go
IVY az the beginning ~ business -, - ~
lows: as q 8
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS

INDUsTRIALs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
BONDS

'oaa lota tssasr 10. tssls cents p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Co.

First Mortgage So Gold Bonds,
Coupon No. J. February Z. 1906. viii be pad az
maturity Et ne Office Ct
FISK ROBINSON. IS Cedar St, y.
F. 4. LE5R. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
DiUideud Notices.
PREssED STEEL CAR COMPANY

PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY
L.-tshurg- Pa January 24th 1908
PREFERRED DIVIDEND no. Is.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
Three quarters Per Cent lZ@5 will he paid On
--s preferred stock OF this Company February 2Sd,
-sle 10 ne stockholders q record at the close Of
business February %. 1896. Cheques viii be mailed
from the once q the Company The transfer books
wl close three O. February "a. 1906. and reopen
A. ter 4 IL February $50 1906.
?. G. jerks. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

$40 500 TotaI sales for The day. ENLISTED,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

BCFFALO, ROCHESTER, & PITTSBURGH RAIL
WAY COMPANY
-. s. Wall street. New York, Jan. 26 1905
DIVIDENDS OF THREE PER CENT. on
tle preferred ana ~ three per cent the common
PAYABLE February
record February Checks
-e d.
HocAET Assistant rrsasursr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Supreme Court SuStainS Company'S Contention. CONTROVERSY WITH GRAY Appeal SupersedeS Order of the
 Lower Court. May Continue to Operate south and North Until Higher Tribunal
 Passes Upon Merits of
 Custer Order.

After a consultation lasting two hours and a half. the Supreme Court yesterday handed down an opinion in the Gray vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad litigation, to the effect that the appeal taken by the railroad from the quo warranto judgment rendered in the Montgomery City Court May 16 op- erated as a supersedeas of that judg ment.
 By that appeal, the opinion declared, Jurisdiction in the case was removed from the lower court to the higher, and the City Court mad been deprived there by of all power to enforce the judg- ment. or to issue any orders based thereon.
 The Supreme Court further decided that the Louisville and Nashville was entitled to be awarded the rule nisi for prohibition. in aecordaHce with a petition filed with that body on June 16 which forbids further action on any proceedings instituted by Gray, to weaken the efect of the appeal. The rule nisf was ordered to issue, heinz made returnable 10 the court on the first Thursday of the November term 1906.
 The opinion of the Supreme Court was handed down after the arguments of counsel of the opposing parties in the case Tuesday on a petition for writ of prohibition filed by the Louis vile ana Nashville June 16. This pc. titlon was made by the railroad com pany with the object of obtaining re- lief from contempt proceedings insti- tuted by Gray's counsel in the Mont gomery City Court, alleging disregard of the decree rendered by Judge Sayre of that tribunal May IS, busting the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
CUNNINGHAM CROWS
MIR. PETTUS TELLS OF GREAT
 CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.
Young Public Man of Athens Says Ens- ley Doctor Has DelevOped Much
 Strength In His Section.

The reports of the change in public sentiment throughout the State in the contest between B. B. Conner and Lieutenant Governor Cunningham for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomina- tioR, continue to reach Montgomery. Almost without exception they tend to confirm the statements made frequent ly in The Advertiser, that a great pop ular wave is setting In toward the Ensley doctor.
 Veritication of the change, so far as Limestone, Cullman and Morgan coun- ties are concerned, was furnished by Hon. Erie Pettus, of Athens, formerly Solicitor of the Fourteenth Circuit, and member of the Legislature. MT. Pettus came to Montgomery yesterday to urge his petition before the Su- preme Court for re-hear!ng for John Williams of Cullman county, sentenced to be hanged for the killing of State Senator Robert Hipp In 1905.
 The developments in tfe race for governor in NoFt1 Alabama are inter- esting," said MT. ,oettus. Without any apparent organization, without visible effort on the part of pr. Cunninghams friends. the sentiment is rapidly turn Ing towards him. The strength of MT Conner is disintegrating, and while his followers attemot to discount the ait uation, by saying that the change is net rapid enough to affect the result, 1t is easy to seq that they are becom- ing uneasy.
 The position of MT. Conner is so full of inconsistencies ana so vulnerable that people who heretofore, without thinking, spoke in his behalf, are be- ginning to think and to ask various pertinent questions that arc embarass ing the friends of Mir. Conner. The idea of a man holding one important posi- tion and running for another is not pleasing 10 the Democracy. Mir. Co., mer has at various times in his cam paign called different officials to ac- count for their sailure and omissions to do certain things which he says they should have done, It seems that he has likewise lost faith with the people If he believes he will be nom mated. why did he not resign his pres cnt position as head of the Railroad. Commission and let the people elect his successor?
 "A great many psopls in North Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

bama say they are for Conner but tha, he is in the right place now, and that their ballots shall ba cast to keep him there, and te make Cunnin sham gov err or.
 Tt s recognized that ths governor $ powers are only advisory, and every one knows that neither In theory nor prac- tice can the dic+ation of the executive department to the legislative depart ment by justified.
 T have b cen in several North Ala bama counties recently, and in my opin- ion, an organizs d flight by the frieads of Dr Cunningham in any one of those counties would rssult in giving the Lieutenant Governor a handsome ma iority. All that is necessary is to have the matter presented to the people in a way that is ne ,essary to have the matter presented to the people in way that will make them think about and discuss the issues, For they rec ognize the fact that there are important ques- tions than one to be considered in making up their verdict. The fight for Dr. Cunningham is being made by the people fer he Is the peoples candi- date.
 Within the last few weeks there has been what might be termed re- vulsion of sentiment in many of the North Alabama counties so great has been the chlngs from Conner to Gun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
HAVEN'T SIGNED UP
ALABAMA CoNs0LIDATrn ,x
 HOLDING oFF' As STILL
Re,,xnnn timers Declare That Difference. "een Colonel Busls ana Con,- "A- lee Ia Slight and YViII
 Be ArrRnrad

iihshem' June 20.-(speeia1,
 me committee of the United M,ra workers of America, apnoir+aa si .,.s soin. conference of operators and min CTS Monday has failed to come to an AEreement with the Alabama conso,i- 0Ated coal and Iron Comnanv. th. only furnace company which tra.,. Whth union labor in thls district ana ~ith the Commercial Coal operators, Association. which Organization hs. Deen dealing with union labor for
 1he failure to come to an aRreenapt ls said to be on account of a clause in serted since the last convention. not. Wltnstanoing the scale committee last week recommended a renewal of the contract now in force at the rntne- The entire matter will be talken ,,,, again at the convention of the union miners to be held tomorrow.
 it Is not believed there will be any trouble In agreeing On contract and no Interruption of work is looked for ht the mines on July ist. Tn the joint conference Colonel T. c. Bush. presi- dent of the Alabama Consolidated Coai and Iron Company announced that ha desired some relief from continual stoppage from work when coal was needed so badly Other matters werA complained of. Colonel Bush declines to make any statement as to what has caused differences. The meeting between the miners committee and the Commercial Coal Operators cemmittee today lasted three hours and there was a discussion of the various clauses. The differences set up by the operators will be presented at the convention of the miners. It is stated that the min CTS in convention will settle the diffsr- ences without trouble and will present the contracts for signatures on Fri. day to the various operators.