Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1900, Page 1

POLICY AS TO CHINA Pres Ad Face Trying Situation ident and His ers Compelled to GERMANY'S CIRCULAR NOTE CONSIDERED Government at Berlin Asks For and W Immediate Reply ill Get ANSWER NOW READY FOR TRANSMISSION Russia and France Signify Their Intention to Begin Negotiations, POINT TO A NEW ALIGNMENT SIGNS s an Inde United Staten ix Far i pendent Positl with Ea tending Faction Trying Har 1o Win 1t ¢ WASHINGTON man proj tiations with ished tion o begin such neg ing him, the pre of importance to d in Washington He lost no he desired to con the day was aiscussion that b ready 1dent, after tal Attorney Hill and China the | i the Fror of the purp fro time in no uit on largely giv Although It was an appeared that the Wit today 0K ation with Wl G had ar nature of M ting of Ger Assistant rived at a conclusion a the response that Adee spent the aft Secretary Hill and response, but all nature was re ment. It wa gone over carefully between the presic visers as in the « The Ger anxious for a Sternberg paid partment after liver The ( twice at the ing to influence government agree to the joint action proposed in the German note. The conclusion reached from the day's developments is that the powers are dividing and that at present Ger and Great Britain stand allgned against France and Russia while both sides are ardently seeking the adherence of the United S govern ment. The fssue appears to be made up In such #hape as to dismiss further hope of obtaining that harmony of action respect fng China that the president has been seek fng 8o far and the point apparently has Leen réuched where the United States must take sides or at proceed te act en tirely independent othor in reaching a settloment. The gov crnment {s urging the lattor upor the State department, but ther has been a restralning force desire to avold making the Unit first of the powers to change deal fngs with China Attention was directed to the fact that fr the note July @, Sc tifled the Chi pected that the with the outrag ever, this demand precedent to negotiation is growing that it ernment 18 forced t to the German proposition i airect negotiations with the ernment and, baving settled that government, withd giving notice to the allied as to the arrangement madc that arran should force and unaffected by the allles China CONGER WANTS ARMY TO STAY Advi Adee Secretary e onsulting n the should n A in drafting the note formation at the State the further such of made n to depart to he eting ad that note | at a and m nt hi rnment ity Bar e AD ROV appare peedy answer, as visit State was 1180 wo to the the Jinister wi at ate department the not to as to China ny Ates or at once of powers Chinese course far the the n the thus s re in front in some quarters beginning, i Hay had nos that he of KoV ex nection How a condition Now the belief United States go ATtics in ¢ punished guilty would b was not made the o a speedy dec may Chin ston resor as to yres with Chi there in order tha - full setilement thay thereatter aw from powers ement remain ANy may make Minister nt Peki Auninnt Wit wal of Tra Amerie by the Associated (via Taku, Sept Mr. Conger, the United that Pekin must be forelgn troops until some et offected, as otherwise all the expedition will be lost affee has issued order fting the American troops from from boats, looting foraging. Every facility 18 to be given to Chinese who wire to reopen their shops and everything taken must be paid for. OPPOSED TO FURTHER DELAY 16, via (Copyriht PEKIN Shaughal, Sept ut ini occupled by tler 1s value of the General ¢ 1000, ont prohit shooting Russin Thel - Notity Destre to with Chinn. United Con de WASHINGTON inite determination to tion China reachod by the Fre ernment wh have 1 pur proceed with negotiations un and Pr 1 8 fou will mpor in the prese tions 10 a extont tion Within Btates Poricr, offco of affairs, M that sentiments Bave passed As T seems fication of to withdraw of all first def negotia have been KoV thetr with s00n with by nch & Chang le ! ant which the opening e 1 minister ha the French Delcass f the General Horace frequently the of understood at minister and n foreign it is st friendly a gards Russia this determ ect of o letermination remove Ru trom 1 questions LI Hung Chang position of | credentiuls he has 1t 18 the purpose of begin negotiations, it that at of the great powe will not in the German note re quiring the surrender of the chief Chines ringleaders an pro requisite to the opening of peace negotia e The note is on the the that negotia can on until malefuctors are sur rendered other hand the F Russian attitude contemplates proceeding with the peace negotiations at the earli possible time. as to the of n a th 1t to tentiuls France to proceed on nt forward and and ready hrou Fray places h Russia would follow coneur s indispensable German no p the Chinese On the | on the | Yang THE OMAHA DAILY 1871, 7 ’I'I ’ AS I Diptomnis 0y M ""ENED 2y e h M " wrd o n of produ person charged The Berline tung decl many bl P only Post that does not and t re the note wish excess but she those real China will Tagel ermany power temands ishment way in which Berliner of which lesson " The att proposition whether any deem ests important t Joint The many ures. The Zeitung foreign in Pekin place the empress regent list and must, ther with merely naming the tion lead The Neuste Nachtrichten Icngth the necessity of pu culprits more inter Vosslsche will not sts. Zeitung be satisfiod Roe envoys |ENVOYS TO CHANGE POSTS| Sir o Pkl Sate ude Do o Toki v from LONDON importance ontained han China Time from in dated Mazwell Ma Inister T the Jupanese ¢ Satow e kio ir Brit Thi re disapy ishers hat a pondent, “is in far tronger the east, a diplor to Pekin It is probable will meet Sir Ts Rey that Vice Claude Ma s fr ing activity and party. The viceroys m Nankin p foreign i u have reference t imperial ¢ ders to resum ble of only chal repor of edict little impor to the Daily { burg ndent Russ indemnity of £100,000,000. A Washington of front on the government e proposal Conger [ tion the throne tions, while | Manchu e Affairs is « Shan shower which According tion 8 8¢ a re to N special sa part of t ling Ru du th and Mr, Tower ained by the Bri Petersburg showing th concealed a Manchuri sition well-¢ GERMANY IS TURNED DOWN riean Governme . to P Am nt posnl in 1o Chin WASHINGTON, conference over the answe held at the Whi to the conf Attorney Ger officer note wa pa dent cabinet The ties pre nly ting who, tary of these gentlemen at dinne quent confere lusted AL its of od it war tak r, that th s now fram fusal to n KONG received at Prince negotiators Canton 7 g Ching and till suppression ¢ more damag announ h tha suy \ these lterati hoa view ant erle foreign feeling. The 8 1o suppress this ying Conl WASHINGTON suge from Major Taku, ann s (b tons of coal at Taku to Nagasaki for 8,000 tor of which says he will try Nagasaki. The cords of wood troops in China. These su unloaded at Taku if it sh | withdraw the United Stat for Us Sept. 1 Byron He i o get It It Japan fo nnd Sie B terday, a Sheng to be t he ha OMAITA, THURSDAY MORNING IN BERLIN EIRLEIONN COMING HOE \ppnce par Vs r \o exsionnir o a | Assistant Secretary of War Ready to B | Ca izn Work SPEAKS AT GRAND ISLAND SATURDAY | who alleg ruin owir Trip Dectined | o v Destinntes 1K ' to f e nced their their establishme one by 10 Abn the Pre Ay urno nuthorities we M. Picard orable, b he conces would to b noa diry th Wa Tele Metl en A tonigh mean disa where tu \gn for he kes re m the ocr given S 00 ng garde nd, ministe 1 to th quet in the lers av who designedly f to CHINESE LA Cecil Rhe e nt M Metklejohn the of 1 the 1l sick Mr. Metkleje peaking signified not sta raska way tes 1 who is Chen el hi 1 he time being in hi Philippine t ccretary of Me t A LONDON order Sept g the ( Mail, den orting Chi he contr n to cor to polt bu M Mr ow | permit he ¢ ep hou other h ar means speeches him far presentative of the ad for many months bren mily of the secretary " VICTORIA, B Dougban, the tel harge of mansla the railroad acci were lost on Satuj the cof inq negle in into lis- | October ob- | 1 and W, intstration. having ed powor rt of the ofcial f with | and having a ha tener than the | tary, he may the | at sinith president he rmer assistant expected 1o say somethi will be inter and his followers sting oner's 1e to his that he had | was in the took it for that cheerloss leader not yard gra | the aispatcher it was or not | Teaveling Men The| o F. M making suffice for returns ministers at at variance | ocratic leade | commercial | uatton. Mr. 1 was o MeKintey. Heaton of this city, who has been an extended trip through Nebras with impre that ar with of the dem the standing of | on the political sit- ular note whol'y The 1 assertions relative to travell Heaton says pecially interested in finding out the status of the commercial men who are traveling through the west. It has Sh e e been claimed by democratic managers that firdt | @ large proportion of the traveling men of p ‘ | the country have changed their political Will demORNETRLS beliefs and ih:tl they going to T | port Bryan. From investigation and what 1 saw I am satisfied there is not one Eeneral f word of truth in this claim. For instance selkres it aue ] Hastings, Neb, is a center for commercial Wi NRIE sk men traveling through that part of the » state, and at th Bostwick hotel there one can always find a considerable gather SABNAL dmetd Ing of these agents. When | was at Hast ings there were forty-nine traveling men and Prince Tuan | ¢iopping at the Bostwick and an investiga- efore, be content | y1on ‘showed that every single one of them actual anti-lega- | was for McKinley. These men were from every part of the country and represented demonsirates @t | 41 kinds of commercial houses. T asked a m if they knew of any trav inishing the real | yymper of thes eliug men who were for Bryan and ihe answer in every ense was that they did not Fillmore county, Nebraska, contains within its borders a very large number of men who are the road for different houses | and 1 was told on excellent authority tha not one of t commercial favored Bryan's election, SAN | The plant of K1 ternal party mob last nigh were smashed disturbance wer Jxozcuo, who is were ma Mun, the paper, is pre ernor Allen on th tlon was protest he Natlonal 7 proves that Ge ive inreason il insist the ly guilty as the that the are sup my s its sp Mg Fi ROUBAIX, Fra was the o stroyed stores &t 4,000,000 franc An enormous w Magasins Generau gutted, the firem saving the surroy flagration is att combustion. 00,000 francs in a scene ontends that the ¥ Germn MAINZ, ( clalist cussion in L congress adopted strongly against ( Herr Schoenlan of the general p fact that German, absolutism with mock reichstag ve 30 or 0 ekl men only news of any | this morning is Business Me Judging by this te toward McKinley At Lincoln Sore nt Heyan, dispatch from that nald will become and will be suc Ernest Mas ) minister at ays th ointing 1o ha t would t the drift is entirely in Bryan's own a very strong against among business hotel on int of hi ne away from that city to be no his nomination business that his own town should have benefit of the crowd that would come to such an event, and they feel tremely the matter. 1 was at North Platte at the time what was called the big democratic mass meeting of the county was held, at which Senator Allen poke. There were present in this audi anti- | ence jist 125 about half of whom which the | wore voters and the other half women uni fgnored by | children e negotias | o order the ot | interpretu- em to show quite negotiators attached Peters claim an even there Bryan Keeper Asls Uncle CARACAS, Ven graph), t. 19 ment has request ister here, F. through authorit the view of indy ment to annul th coffee, France Venezuelan crop AMSTERDAM | Citizens of n 8 They A state. feeling men having g tified of men say had the s Times hese Brit- hoped sen they be ex sore over Admiral Seymour cDonald at Tien oint the ence of the in n pe to in- persons, er be aic saw another straw flying in the wind at Gandy, in Logan county, at which place the postmaster told me he noticed that for the first time in years the populists in that neighborhood were subscribing to and Teadine. repubillan newKBARsra.. Thony|Ltuelbensntiof the magnificant ovation which Me- |S10rm of the Tecelved at the time the|Wants in the Of the Grand Army st st ciie | QUE tiate audisl cago was a whole bundle of straws. Cheers | ©¢1Ved, but most for him during the Grand Army parade [P1°te wreck and m were the most enthusia 1 ever heard, |10 purchase hard uation | 01a soldiers from Nebraska were especially | B¢lP. et In Mr. | cheered as they along the streets of | /Wmber to rebuild informa- | and 1 saw one old veteran go| MOst all funds o minister in lines to the sidewalk where the |OF Galveston, w la’s propo- were cheering and say to the | fimilar to ours, ¢ lesigned plan to “You right to cheer for M- | ‘'ion, are almost for he is going to carry Nebraska |JUSt as seve 000 majority. the north and a “As a matter of fact Trusting in the shrewdest moliticians in zens to aid us in the same opinion we earnestly rolic need. All money Usion § postmaster at Am General J. C bank, Alvin, Tex and took luncheon with Deniiites the White Hous General Washington on matters cc Union Pacific been the one control itor of of our The Bee o vicinity t w fail's will Sth St s name veterans Ays: “The United chang h Siates a fuct nfirmed sh that went Chicago from the crowds to at Rus crowd Kinl| by are M many of the Nebraska are of Will Not Reference Ac- n ine Cowin Cane Settled. was in the eity to- the president Cowln 18 in nected with the stration ¢ which and the dend government from 1ings from umbered uion Pacific Railway company 3 to the foreclosure payments th im of over 1t is understood th he Departm Justice has ongratu al Cowin partic very successtul ending of this 0o It David B. Buzick has been answer ¢ | for postmaster Chase 1 15 In effect a Wick de to the German | a like position at The establishment rural free delly route from Kearney has been refused by the Postoffice department on the ground that the proposed route failed to show th number of patrons deemed essential for its tablishment. 1t is understood the post ter arney will make another omme changing the direction of the objection of the de- | An import er to the G te House eral nt | day man | at th the Hill were sequ se final realized Grigg Dr nid OCJECTED r Bell Re ditor has unin a ral N L igh Rid the 1 nt of Gene until cordiall upon his | ate CHICAGO, mes-Herald fre Editor O'Heron was shot and wou Bell of Dell Rap tinctton of being who wes a memb Rough Rider regl Duri vice presidontial tate Bell, by spi commander, acco st O'Heron's | at Flandreau whil velt brought Ser recommended Chase county n recommended brant | George has b a 8 Rock county a ™\ Ay 19 AS An imp g the rece ints Li Hut Ke lation to meet ma at ot newspapers leaf! 2 have | THe partment The ing Chinese v joute Abol ceking peace by the pow ation. Movements of At New Y Antwer Queenst | Sailed manic of Antwery Dodge t Antw Moato Philadelphi Postofes | MY kv New York, via from _Philadelpt New York At Browhead York, for Liver AL QuUeenstow York, for Boston, for thimpt rk. via ( alled— Kaiser W sremen, for New At Rotterdam New York resignation of W. A. Crandall, post- Wellfleet, Lincoin ha 1 and Etta M has been in his place n for the establishment delivery at Hooper, been filled with were written of fomenting viceroy is m of agl beer Lundy recommende The petit rural free has partment Horace G been in the city route from Baltimore ald and Glenn Washington today ton. Supervising Architect Tuylor said today that it would be necessary for his depart- recel W New for iriy a e in China, 3. —A cable mes- quartermaster ounty the purchased 2,000 sending ships purchased at that have arrived. He more at as bought 2,500 or the use of the pplies will not be all be decided to forces, on of ( for the noa, Neb, has lust few days en 10 his home. Wharton on their way Ge were in to Prince tons m At B¢ New Y (Continued on Fifth Page.) fonaire Favors was completely The supposed cau florded of wool The Assistance. AMSETERDAM, Tex pointed a relief committee 1o solicit aid for the way few Majestl SEPTEMBER 20, 1900 -TWELVE PAGES, SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS ! STRIKE AT BIG PARIS SHOW (ETS BETTER DAY BY DAY|coNoiTioN oF T Iheenten t and %o Win Arbiten Close tp De- Fast Being Restore Iveston, ormal Conditions 2 A large to Stricken the IT MAY COST HALF MILLION TO CLEARCITY d r original ngagem b Wil ie " Liberal Ratn on Po ering nts tomorrow te con unless (he ent s \tration [ of exce the fe the exp. ftor t Tuilerc e ki Twelve he to rday at mayors n of th of spointment ¢ y for the xed the sirike o GALVESTON mal Tex are Twe e conditions fa ter whch Sk all rel eir ban- | umatize M. MU found today has ar bris cont commer on I naires | o th n identify tl cremated The and tha itrat nees: prior vernm that Bart port Miss ( been ¢ > and remains lirecting the h is an error; she her her a rated seriously €0 n A work of been BOR IN RHODESIA entes tmputa Importat Celestinis syster now inaug work progres the loc on that 1 10.—Cecil p i’ apetown that he in of labor into Rhode on leclares that he is opposed and consid 1d first Rhodes. ent favor ac of madie correspond Vile the SHIBme be ex od for Mansia L, 1 operator nun rious! n o Lady on e egraph ommit ughter for dent in wh y last. H at the t. In his ev looket when A that N jal having h cns nded prising tha women and ch such trying e by saying drowne that most people aid v we wore a caused t more tives dmitted at w sald trafn He |y and wired ing whether t Idren e four e experienc st disaster nee he it the reported was in be e h o Open ng m tober 1 for their 1ding de to open the pub the date set b Thre te habit- he it the rim school bu sigh losses re opening of the be able a The can be mi ascert to the life insurance timated at $500.000 rried old line life p fraternal orders wi Most ot paper Lo b those who ¢ The Diaro, organ of the fra- |(aped destroyed by | I and presses | The of the | dressed a BE Mayor | O ta8 Gulb, { No arrests | today, advi editor ot heavily Gult Ports letter Trading ieneral Manager Polk | A lorado & Fer ) him that nuous to divert other ports Galveston be of the shipments. He to say whether his line would i tic foreign bills of lading shipments through Galeeston Polk replied that the repre entirely false; that it is expected to rail communi ion ned to Galve tome and to begin the local and export freight here Friday morn ing: that have already been issued ¥ to superintendents to let Galveston frefeht | began come forward and agents have been au- Howard thorized to accept freight for Galveston | which and sign domestic and foreign bills of tend to lading as usual, . The Light House department steamer Ar | butus arrived today from Key West and wa tendered to the general relief committee Grain vtors Husir | The wheat in Elevator and put in shy Thero were about track here and most culiar condition of inspection, | [ that 1n nearly all of t ther at on the bottom to which the water 1t alt water and the wheat d #0 hard that the “tryer’ used by t tor will not penetrate it. Th th ater line appears not been damaged. The good grain transferred by hand to other Hanna & Leonard's new elevator began b tonight. The Britlsh steamer En deavor went under the and {5 taking on a full 0 of wheat The most roliable information obtain places the number of dead at b and A aced bureau tives Kknown d t. The ty company articles attack Sunta Iway republic Rivera parin he ground that by the ent to from onta- sir u n th were being Galves that busine repre unable to asked oz e ma A protest ton to on tion tak no protecs poo authorities. The Washington, e for s and export re nce, Sept t a fire 1. today and Th which cotton town de valued it have ton by row delivery ¢ arehouse belonging to th ix, packed with goods, was nen barely succeeding in anding buildings. The con ributed to spontaneous warehouse was worth addition tg the contents Midst orders ty 1 Absolutinm. any, Sept. 9%—The so today after a heated dls resolutions protesting ermany’s course in China ik said the worst featu olitical situation was the y was now in the midst of a mock chancellor and a tha sl H a Ren cxy A Is being turned | Lhe to deliver to vesse 10,000 cars of of | ove whea these show em b Sam to Interfer ised nezuela (via Haytlen te The Venezuelan govern ed the United States min B. Loomis, fes at grain above to have to interfere Washington, with icing the French govern extra duty imposed third of to was being K today. | that he on il re iness imports a t ° outs tved pare PEOPLE'SAPPEAL mn re fwe his and | hi W carrie of the | tradicte in the storm | nature a | blefield | alleged Goebel bureau was operation today also been opened to make s of persons lost These bur will materially assist more accurate record of the dead Matter of Insur; Insurance Inspector J. G. Youens ha gun to go over the clty to make a detailed report of the houses destroyed. The fire insurance companics are arranging to re fund a pro rata on policies on houses and | furniture which been destroyed by the hurricane and the holders thercof want them canceled At a meeting of the general relief com- | mitteo today tound who would | BANK undertake the job of removing the city debris on contract, as all state it would be impossible to make & definite statement The nearest estimate expert wreckers will | make is that it will take 2000 men ninety | days to clear away the debris, and to get | all of the bodies out, and that this will | cost $300,000 The board adopted a resolution that it was the opinfon of th the best w census in has fric established A where | in N T mortuary re or § are oath Sept. 17.~To the Ed- At a meeting of the people | he undersigned were ap us in sufferers of instant. Our immedi of groceries, lied by where, are thankfully re- all buildings are a com- noney is needed with which pay for carpenter cases there on a much smaller are sent direct to Houston hile smaller communities ot from 200 to 600 popula- forgotten, yet our loss Is ost of our people are from few from your state. » generosity of your citi- part to restore our homes it your aid in this hour of can be sately sent to the terdam or Alvin Exchange , and report made of ex- ANT, JR., ISTRUP, EVERET Relief Committee, CRITICISM | n with a O'Heron the severe be sup rigid bell have Iware, enough ther cr 10 one was rst $15,000 entered with stating board that y out of the problem of clear- | their ing away the wreckage was to let a the tract for the work It was recommended tant | to the general committee that this be con done. | Stenogr 1 Elevators Start., 19.—The first running and hip Telesfora loading. The vator will run night and day from now on. | t. 19.—A special the | The other elevators cannot be repaired for | m Sioux Fal D., says: | some tim | of the Flandreau Herald KRUGER‘ 0 gflrflN MONDAY inded today by William A Starts for Hurope on bid enjoys the d the uth Dakotan Herzog as He Orlgin ended Dotng, n Sept of began Galvest GALVESTON umpti Elevator A the pout T0 &N ¢ lay After under ele v re n ame . this noon team the for wheat | only 8 the Steam y 1 " er of Colonel Roosevell's ment nt trip of the republican nominee through thi ecial invitation of his old mpanied him through the criticism of Bell's speech pany with Roose. the trouble. LOURED Kruger, the African republic the st tember 20 MARQUEZ president will sail for amer Herzog Monday be originally int THE HAGUE, Sept. 19.~The of The Netherlands has been Mr. Kruger's accep of place o ship at posal t him from to Holla BOER FIREBRAND GOES NORTH s former of th Germun e in co it 0 Vessels, d—Noordl from Liv and Irene, from Bremen thampton he ance Arr his 4 Lourenzo Marquez war ceesnor, utoni Queenstown; Wi Satled—Cledon! from sland. for | tra fa African Wa uth P Arrived— Liverpool Liverpool on—Arrive *herbour {ihelm Der York Arrived—Maagdam ssed—Cufic, from New Lc mov tors th nd, r 19 Bo! ans SPITZKOP, eeded jeneral the roe stony; New aal ng northw 1t and rty guni and trom | who suc in England, | commana oried to be of | men and “the Firebr; tract the w ahn, iire om from 1 | tion will endeayo from o pn [DIE BY - DEFENSE OF HOWARD BEGUN : Attorness Outline g RANKFORT \ ntrod | sassinatio; house 111 several hours after ward ven for u ansequ for killir onwealth allege tratn told a and remark Howard atternoon cros Howard nswered all | erate manner Howard WINNEMUCCA, at revolvers ma hand bank HE WEATHER WORE MEN ARE IDL Oc ntuee Dew Says Striking ber 126,000, GENERAL TIE-UP OF MINES IS LOOKED FOR FILIPINO BULLETS Americn W with at Stao on to Be Soldicrs Stain and yesin led in s Rehel 0t Vorees — Operator Pardee Declares Present C Will Prove Finish Fight MANY COAL Heading Company. Which tHas W Conl (o Sell (han Any Oth on Remins to Feel the K- et of the Strike will 1 ! A stand thi A MeAdeon befor tred e marching n effort Iminated one of the most 1o terview to he declared that s in he Plun tor which ha the " \ demund fight i dnno will never [ trikers and it finis) Crime s a to likely the f to become tion the a the erious f ppage nt laying of ¢ Wyom many N ™ tened 1o fo concly 3 in defense « show 1 and pects re « alme tandsti1l in th and 1 reglons and dreds of railroaders are idle. IHkely to t action d trike to a quick areying that Howard minute aid arrived a prior to the gO 1o fthe the tragedy i had been clean n th y ckawanna not ke yeur which has more ¢ feeling ng Keon running the ¢ i Hope The vers Cotnl rkors of efforis 1 W their this are vippled Geol 1 or erly of of the 1 i that hi How and tha Bourd of Goebel's oward in a gener ything of an him by oncerning aim who be reward & dated bodily ing to the mines are being with it quit work the men bt fied he t te hotel Wit that from ind harm if the add that most of 1o resume they ven threatencd ot I't ana | also now | through fear their Do 3 noat Jeddo le & Co, Ebervale, Highland proved to be proba remarkable gathering of its k in the anthra region jected to b heart 1 ing par who num joint debi President Mitch National Com took It manner, but gradu toned argun to personalitic were present at arrival of the Marl of the miners in the crowd moved t men in the Markle mines strike voca vote was taken and g o wlt work al incrimi He The the « (il [ operate Oal r il afterne B, Mar ainst Tame in re the il ployes of the Jeddo collierie other geting murder 4 umed dale the witness box subjected a mo! s-examination by Lawyer Camj retained his qu in thi e held betw | the na to ever i he to en John firm, composure the nd hi leveloped 1o and me stions mos : o ane employe il examination resume the st into a tom nd rrow HELD UP FOR LARGE SUM for fur- i | Rev tecman gan in degenerated and wound up very Over 1,000 per meeting. Before the the viva | great roar ot “yos President Mitchell was in was invited to speak. A teps of the school house Alvin Markl General § ith of 1} mines, Iroad tr ot which Mr. Mar Father Phiiips Benjamin J nified part ai impas Awany | close with 815,000 fopal bank was robbed noon today by three front door of the i 1l present were five persc Nov 10 f men 10ing The about | who and up |y e the crowd he walked John Ma uperintend came along The at the tl r M okkeop, 8 road rike round re the hearts of hi th wother thie Ving and 1 rt heare omt the wi h from winde t bu the 100l m, { that he f the Markle glad that the \or re 135,000 miners w and that if they tory would b a, it a few foteres the « went men Operntor Markle Address n M 16 Men his 1 star way a Ka TOPEKA ne ted Bu however the told them the » Leaders Expect Production of Coal MARCHING WINS OVER MANY AT HAZLETON TRAIN CREWS ARE LAID OFF influen the off ing " se men ree - ol the th what intimi They e of ot o and Uly nd I alk of ber Ao | n ent the 10 hat A there was o and up 1e, ent the th and listened ra nk and the ming who