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THE TH 11ioURBON ° BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 17 1902
STRIKE IS SETTLED SETTLEDCommon
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Common Ground of Agreement AgreementBeached AgreenlentReachel AgreementReached
Beached in Anthracite nthllcite Field FieldA
A Commission Will Meet in a Few FewDays FewDays FewDays
Days Chose a Chairman Probably ProbablyGen ProbablyGen ProbablyGen
Gen Wilson Wih on and Arrange ArrangeFor ArrangeForSessions For ForSessions ForSessiol1s
Sessions and Testimony TestimonyWashington TestimonyWashinbrton Testimonya
a Washington Oct 16 16The The great an anthracite anthracite anthracite ¬
thracite coal strike is settled settled at last lastA lastA lastA
A commission of six persons with a aseventh aseventh aseventh
seventh Carroll D Wright as record recorder ¬
er will adjust differences between op operators operators operators ¬
erators and miners President Mitch Mitchell Mitchell Mitchp ¬
p ell of the miners union will take the thenecessary thei thenecessary
i necessary measures measures to call the strike strikeoTT strikemr strikeerr
err The president will urge imme immediate immediate immet ¬
t r diate resumption of mining Opera Operatic Operatiot1 Operatiot ¬
tic tiot1 are expected to begin next week weekAnnouncement weekJi weekAnnouncement
Ji Announcement that the great strike strikewas striKewas strikewas
s was off ff was made by Secretary Root Rootwith Rootwith
with exuberant good humor at the thewhite theit thewhite
it white house shortly after 1 oclock oclockThursday oclockt1 oclockThursday
t1 Thursday morning Organized labor laborhas laborhas laborhas
has a representative on the commis commission commission commisslon ¬
sion in the person of E E Clark Clarkgrand Clarkgr Clarkgrand
grand gr nd chief of the Order of Railway RailwayConductors RailwayConductors RailwayConductors
Conductors Conductors named as a sociologist sociologistThe sociologistThe sociologistThe
The president t added Bishop Spalding Spaldingof
of Illinois to the list of the five mem members membels memhers ¬
hers suggested by the operators As Asnamed Asi Asnamed
i named the commission is perfectly perfectlysatisfactory perfectlysatisfactory
JI satisfactory to both miners and beer operators opell beerators ¬
l ators Assent of the miners was giyen giyenthrough giyenthrough giventhrough
through President Mitchell and Mr MrSargent MrSargent MrSargent
Sargent commissioner of immigra immigration immigration immigration ¬
tion and of the operators through throughMessrs throughMessrs throughMessrs
Messrs Robert Bacon and George W WPerkins WPerkins WPerkins
Perkins of the banking firm of J P PMorgan PMorgan
Morgan Co The final outcome fol followed followed followed ¬ I
lowed a series serieso or conferences begin beginning beginning ¬
ning with two during the day with Mr MrMitchell Mr1iitchell MrMitchell
Mitchell and two during the night with withMessrs WithMessrs withvlessr
Messrs vlessr Bacon and Perkins Events Eventsmoved Eventsmoved Eventsmoved
I Ibeing
moved quickly at last the president presidentbeing presidentbeing
being determined on a speedy settle settlement settlement ¬
ment The commission will assemble assemblein
in a few days and choose a chairman chairmanprobably chairman chairmanvrobably chairmanprobably
probably Gen Wilson It then will willarrange willarrange willarrange
arrange for sessions and testimonyW testimony testimonyPresident testimonyfresident
W fresident President Mitchell has called a meeting meet meetIng meetlng
Ing of the executive committee andthe and andthe andthe
the strike will be called off at once andmining and andmining andmining
mining resumed in two or three daysSome days daysSome daysSome
Some of the members of the commis commission commission commission ¬
sion were named by Messrs Sargent Sargentand Sargentand Sargentand
and Mitchell at their conference with withthe withthe withthe
the president Wednesday and in later latermeetings latermeetings latermeetings
meetings Wednesday night Mr Sar Sargent Sargent Sargent ¬
gent officially represented the mine mineunion mineunion mineunion
union leader leaderThe JeaderThe leaderr
r The following official statement an announcing anf anpouncing ¬
f nouncing the close of the strike was wasissued wasissued wasIssued
issued at the white house at 220 a m mThursday mThursday mThursday
I Thursday ThursdayAfter ThursdayAfter
After a conference with Mr Mitchell Mitchelland Mitcl1elland Mitchellr
r and some further conference with with rep representatives replesentatives representatives ¬
resentatives of the coal operators operatorsthe operatorsthe operatorsthe
the president has appointed the mem members members memhers ¬
bers of the commission to inquire in into into inX ¬
X to consider and pass upon all ques questions questions sueslions ¬
tions at issue between the operators operatorsand operaors operaorsand opera ors orsand
and miners in the anthracite coal coalfields coalfieJds coalfields
fields fieldsBrig fieJdsBrig fieldsBrig
Brig Gen John M Wilson U S A Aretired Aretired Aretired
retired late chief of engineers U TJS US
1 S A Washington D C as an offs officer omcer offsr ¬
cer r of the engineer corps of either the themilitary themllitary themilitary
military or naval service of the UnitedStates United UnitedStates UnitedStates
States StatesMr StatesMr StatesMr
Mr E W Parker Washington D DC DC Dr
r C as an expert mining engineer MrParker Mr MrParker MrParker
Parker is chief statistician of the coaldivision coal coaldivision coalI
I division of the United States geologicalsurvey geological geologicalsurvey geologicalsurvey
survey and the editor of the Engineering Engin Engineering EnginI Engineer1ng ¬
I
eering and Mining Journal of New NewYork NefYor NettYor
York Yor YorI h hx
x 1 Hon Hon George Gray Wilmington m Del Delas Delas Delas
as a judge judg of the United States court courtMr courtMr courtMr
Mr E E Clark Cedar Rapids Ia lagrand IaI Iagrand
I grand chief of the Order of RailwayConductors Railway RailwayConductors RallwayConductors
Conductors as asa a sociologist the presi president presil president ¬
l dent assuming that for the purpose of ofsuch ofsuch ofsuch
such a commission the term sociolo sociologist sociolaI sociologist ¬
I gist means a man who has thought thoughtand thoughtand
and studied deeply on social questions4u questions questionsand questionsand
4u and has practically applied his knowl knowledge knowledge knowledge ¬
edge edgeMr
edgeMr
Mr Thomas W Watkins Scranton ScrantonPa ScrantonPa ScrantonPa
° Pa as a man practically acquainted acquaintedwith acquaintedwith acquaintedwith
with the mining and selling of coal coalBishop coalBishop coalBishop
Bishop John L Spalding of PeoriaIll Peoria PeoriaIll
Ill
Hon Carroll D Wright has been ap appointed appointed a p ppointed ¬
pointed recorder of the the commission commissionLONG commissionLONG commissionLONG
LONG SERVICE SERVICEJ
+ 5
j J C Bancroft Resigns as Reporter of ofthe ofthe
1 the United States Supreme Courtay Court CourtWashington CourtI
ay µ + Washington Oct 16 16J J C Ban Bancroft Bancroft ¬ I Icroft
I
croft Davis who has been reporter ofthe of ofthe otthe
° the United States supreme court co rt fornearly for fornearly forI
I nearly twenty years has resigned He Heis Heis HeIs
is nearly 80 years of age He was wasborn wasborn wasborn
born in Worcester Mass the son of a aformer aformer aformer
former Bay state governor and sena senator senator senator ¬
tor and himself served as assistant assistantsecretary assistantsecretary assistantsecretary
secretary of state minister mi ister to Germany Ger Germany Ger4many ¬
many and judge of the court of claims claimsbefore claimsbefore claimsbefore
before taking his last post He de desires desires desires ¬
sires to spend the rest of his days daysin daysin daysIn
in leisureAbsorbed leisure leisureAbsorbed leisureAbsorbed
Absorbed By the he Gould System SystemDallas SystemBaUas Systemj
j Dallas Tex Oct 16 16The The anonuncemenu anonunce anonuncement anonuncement
ment of the absorption of the Mineral MineralWells MineralWells MineralWells
Wells Northwestern road by the theGould theGould theGould
Gould system was made President PresidentL
L M Foutz retiring in favor of GeoJ Geo GeoJ GeoJ
J Gould Texas Pacific officials will willoperate willoperate willoperate
operate the roadRice road roadRice roadRice
Rice Crop a FailureHonolulu Failure FailureHonolulu FailureHonolulu
Honolulu Oct 16 16The The rice crop cropIn cropin cropIn
In the Canton district has proved a afailure afailure afailure
failure and in consequence famineprevails famine famineprevails famineprevails
prevails and riots are threatened Sub Subscription SubscrIption Subs ¬
s scription lists for the relief of f thesufferers the thesufferers thesufferers
sufferers in the district have been beenopened beenopened beenopened
opened
Miners Wages IncreasedDenver Increased IncreasedDenver IncreasedDenver
Denver Col Oct O t 16 16The The an announcement annouJlcement annouzicement ¬
f nouncement was made Wednesday Wednesdaynight Wednesdaynight
night that the Colorado Colorado Fuel Fu l and Iron IronCo IronCo
Co has voluntarily decided upon a ageneral ageneral ageneral
general Increase in wages to the thelO thelOo 10
100 coal miners n in Its employ em lo3 lo3shj
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I BLOODY BATTLE FOUGHTPrcsi FOUGHTPresident FOUGHT FOUGHTPresident
President Prcsi ent Castros Forces and Revolu Revolutionists Revolutionists Revolutionists ¬
tionists MeetWillemstad Meet MeetWillemstad MeetWillemstad
Willemstad Oct 16 16News News has been beenreceived b beenreceived en enreceived
received here her from Caracas that the thebattle thebattle thebattle
battle near near Lavictoria between forces forcesof forcesof forcesof
of President Castro numbering 4100 4100men 4100men 4100men
men with 15 guns guns and the Venezuelan Venezuelanrevolutionists Venezuelanrevolutionists Venezuelanrevolutionists
revolutionists which began Mondaymorning Monday Mondaymorning Mondaymorning
morning had so far be l bci 1 x without defi definite definite definite ¬
nite result resultGen resultGen resultGen
Gen Matos leader of the revolution revolutionand revolutionand revolutionand
and Gen Mendoza were not present presentThe presentThe presentThe
The only rebel generals engaged were wereGuevarar wereGuevara wereGuevarar
Guevarar Guevara Torres Crespo and AntonioFernandez Antonio AntonioFernandez AntonioFernandez
Fernandez who had with them about
3100 men representing the advance advanceguard advanceguard advanceguard
guard OL the revolutionists President PresidentCastro PresidentCatro PresidentCastro
Castro twice led a charge in person personand personand personand
and showed great courage and cool coolness coolness coolness ¬
ness His lieutenant Gen Alcantara Alcantarawho Alcantarawho Alcantarawho
who was at one time at the WestPoint West WestPoint WestPoint
Point military academy was mortallywounded mortally mortallywounded mortallywounded
wounded The government forces had
247 men killed while the revolution revolutionists revolutionIsts revolutionIsts ¬
ists lost 310 men Among the latterwas latter latterwas latterwas
was Gen Guevara GuevaraThe GuevaraThe GuevaraThe
The arrival at the scene of battle battleat battleat battleat
at 5 oclock Monday afternoon of Vice VicePresident VicePresident VicePresident
President Gomez with 800 men and a alarge alarge alarge
large amount of ammunition sav saved d the thesituation thes thesituation
situation s tuation for the government At that thattime thattime thattime
time the odds were greatly against againstPresident againstPresident againstPresident
President Castro but the arrival of ofreinforcements ofreinforcements ofreinforcements
reinforcements improved his positionMonday position positionMonday positionMonday
Monday night the revolutionists stillretained still stillretained stillretained
retained their positions positionsv positionsThe positionsThe
v The fight started again Tuesday and andat andat andat
at 10 oclock in the morning Castro Castroretired Castroretired Castroretired
retired to La Victoria At 1 oclock oclockthe ocloclthe oclockthe
the fighting ceased on both sides sidesNews sidesl sidesiiews
News l ews of the engagement haingreached having havingreached havingreached
reached Gens Matos and Mendoza Mendozathey Mendozathey Mendozathey
they hastened to the scene and ar arrived aII arrived ¬
rived at a point near La Victoria Victoria VictoriaTuesday VictoriaI
I
Tuesday with the rest of the revolu revolutionary revolutionary revolutionary ¬
I tionary army army which now numbers 8
1000 000 men The reinforcements under
I Matos and Mendoza intended to takepart take takepart ta1teI
I part in the renewal of hostilities Wed Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday
nesday nesdayCOLOMBIAN nesdayCOLOMBIAN
I COL COLOMBIAN MBIAN REVOLUTION REVOLUTIONGen REVOLUTIONGen
Gen Fernandez Fernandez Captured President Presidentand Presidentand Presidentand
and Proclaimed Himself Dictator DictatorFrankfort DictatorFrankfortontlleMaine DictatorFrankfort
Frankfort FrankfortontlleMaine ontueMaine Ger Oct 16 16The 16The 16The
The Frankfurter Zeitung publishes a adispatch adispatch adispatch
dispatch saying that Gen Fernandez Fernandezhas Fernandezhas Fernandezhas
has captured President Marroquin of ofColombia otColombia ofColombia
Colombia and has proclaimed himself himselfdictator himselfdictator himselfdictator
dictator dictatorPresident dictatorPresident dictatorPresident
President Marroquin procured the theoffice theoffice theoffice
office of president of Colombia by ar arbitrarily arbitrarily arbitrarily ¬
bitrarily deposing former President PresidentSanclemente PresidentSanclemente PresidentSanclemente
Sanclemente July 31 1900 Marroquin Marroquinwas
was vice president of the country In InOctober InOctober InOctober
October of last year a conspiracy to tooverthrow tooverthrow tooverthrow
overthrow Marroquin was discovered discoveredThe discoveredThe discoveredThe
The then minister of war and several severalprominent severalprominent severalprominent
prominent conservatives were impli implicated implicated implicated ¬
cated in the conspiracy It was also alsopurposed alsopurposed alsopurposed
purposed to reinstate former Presi President President President ¬
dent Sanclemente in office The plot plotfailed plotfailed plotfailed
failed and the conspirators locked up upIt upIt upIt
It was reported from Colombia in Jan January January January ¬
uary of this year that Marroquin had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been imprisoned by his enemies but butthis butthis butthis
this report was denied by the general generalAlban generalAlban generalAlban
Alban Gen Fernandez was the Co Colombian Colombian Colombian ¬
lombian minister of war He was ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed to office in February 1902 1902AN 1902AN 1902AN
AN OHIO EXCURSION EXCURSIONBusiness EXCURSIONBusiness EXCURSIONBusiness
Business Men From Different Sections SectionsVisiting SectionsVisiting SectionsVisiting
Visiting 1 exas Towns TownsHuston TownsHuston TownsHuston
Huston Tex Oct 16 16An An excursion excursionwith excursionwith excursionwith
with 200 business men from different differentsections differentsections differentsections
sections of Ohio reached here Wednes Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday ¬
day The train will make ake a complete completetour completetour completetour
tour of the gulf coast of Louisiana Louisianaand Louisianaand Louisianaand
and Texas in order to show the Ohio Ohiocontingent Ohiocontingent
I
contingent the possibilities of the theterritory theterritory theterritory
territory from a land and immigrationstandpoint immigration immigrationstandpoint immigrationstandpoint
standpoint The party will visit every everytown everytown everytown
town of importance in Southwest SouthwestTexas SouthwestTexas SouthwestTexas
Texas and will remain in the state statenearly statenearly statenearly
nearly two weeks Another party partyconsisting partyconsisting partyconsisting
consisting of 800 representatives of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Southern Pacific land and immi immigration immigration immigration ¬
gration department and a large num number number number ¬
ber of homeseekers from Illinois and andIowa andIowa andIowa
Iowa is expected in a short time timeFORMAL timeFORMAL timeFORMAL
FORMAL SALE OF BEAUVOIR BEAUVOIRTransferred BEAUVOIRTransferred BEAUVOIRTransferred
Transferred to the Sons of Confeder Confederate Confederate Confederate ¬
ate Veterans VeteransJackson VeteransJackson VeteransJackson
Jackson Miss Oct 16 16The The formal formalsale formalsale formalsale
sale and transfer transf r o of Beauvoir the thehome thehome thehome
home of Jefferson Davis by Mrs Davis Davis Da Davis ¬
vis to the Sons of Confederate Veter Veterans Veterns Veterans ¬
ans ans ns was consummated Wednesday at atthe atthe atthe
the opening session of the reunion of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Mississippi division Sons of Vet Veterans Veterans Veterans ¬
erans The home will be used as a ahome ahome ahome
home for indigent confederate veter veterans veterans veterans ¬
ans Mrs Davis received 10000 for forthe forthe foxthe
the home
Journalist Dillon Dead DeadBar DeadBar DeadBar
Bar Harbor Me Oct 16 16John John A ADillon ADillon ADillon
Dillon journalist and leading edito editorial editorial editorial ¬
rial writer on the New York Evening EveningWorld EveningWorld EveningWorld
World died at Chatwold the summer summerhome summerhome summerhome
home of Mr Joseph Pulitzer Wednes Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday ¬
day night from injuries received five fiveweeks fiveweeks fiveweeks
weeks ago
Eighteen Stowaways StowawaysVictoria StowawaysVictoria StowawaysVictoria
Victoria B C Oct 16 160n 16Onboard 16Onboardthe On board boardthe boardthe
the steamer Glenogle which arrived arrivedWednesday arrivedWednesday arrivedWednesday
Wednesday morning from fro the Orient Orientwere Orientwere Orientwere
were no less than 15 stowaways all allChinese allChinese allChinese
Chinese They were arrested here and andwill andwill andwill
will be returned on board the steamer steamerwhen steamerwhen steamerwhen
when she sails for China Chinav ChinaThe ChinaThe
v The Dios Dios DiosManila DiosManila DiosManila
Manila Oct 16 16The The Dios Dios Diosfanatics Dimfanatics Diosfanatics
fanatics are again active in the west western western western ¬
ern part of the Island of Samar They
have gained in strength and have be become become become ¬
come more aggressive levying tribute tributeupon tributeupon tributeupon
upon towns and driving the traders tradersaway tradersaway tradersaway
away
Cubans Not Ungrateful UngratefulHavana UngratefulHavana UngratefulHavana
Havana Oct 16 l6President President Palma Palmahas Palmahas Palmahas
has denied in emphatic terms reports reportsthat reportsthat reportsthat
that the Cubans are displaying ingrat ingratitude ingratitude innatitude
itude towards the United States Stat s or orthey orth orthey
they th y are now indifferent to to the out outcom outcome ¬
com come o of t the reciprocfg reciproestion JlYe tt n
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IKE IKEtIob THE 1 GHINN MURDER
Mob MobWanted Wanted to Hang Hang b bWhitney OBrien and andWhitney andV1
Whitney V1 itneyWho Who Confessed ConfessedTwo
Two Companies of Militia Which Was WasOriginally WasOriginally WasOriginally
Originally Ordered Out to Protect Protectthe Protectthe Protectthe
the Men Cleared the Streets Streetsand Streetsand Streetsand
and Guard the Prison PrisonLexington PrisonLexington PrisonLexington
Lexington Ky Oct 1C 1GBoth Both Earl EarlWhitney EarlVhitney EarlWhitney
Whitney and Claude OBrien have con confessed confessed confessed ¬
fessed to themurder of Merchant A AB AB AB
B Chinn and the wounding oLhis son sonhere sonhere sonhere
here The revolvers used were were deliv delivered delivered delivered ¬
ered to the police The Themurder murder occurred occurred oc occurred ¬
curred curred at the Chinn home Friday Fridaynight Fridaynight Fridaynight
night nightEarl nightEarl nightEarl
Earl Whitney and Claude OBrien OBrienby OBrienby OBrienby
by the confession of Whitney made madeWednesday1 madeWeqnesda madeWednesday
Wednesday the burglar murderers of ofMerchant ofMerchant ofMerchant
Merchant A B Chinn were late Wed Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday ¬
nesday spirited from the jail by offi officers officers officers ¬
cers and placed aboard a C 0 train trainbound trainbound trainbound
bound for Louisville at 6 oclock oclockmob A Amob Amob
mob spirit pervades the city and hun hundreds hundreds hundreds ¬
dreds of men and women are on the thestreets thestreets thestreets
streets around the jail They refuse refuseto refuseto refuseto
to believe that the men have been re removed removed removed ¬
moved and That Th t jail jail will be searched searchedfrom searchedfrom searchedfrom
from top to bottom before morning morningis
is a significant statement stat ment heard in inmany inmany inmany
many groups The twp companies c mpafiies of ofmilitia ofmilitia ofmilitia
militia which were originally ordered orderedout ordered orderedout orderedout
out to protect the men may now be becalled becalled becalled
called upon to clear the streets about aboutand aboutand aboutand
and guard the jail jailGeorge jailGeorge jailGeorge
George Bain and AI De Long two twocitizens twocitizens twocitizens
citizens of high standing were were Tere ad admitted admitted admitted ¬
mitted to the jail as representatives representativesof representativesof
of several hundred men present and andpermitted andpermitted andpermitted
permitted to search the prison from fromtop fromtop fromtop
top to the dungeons dungeonsThey dungeonsThey dungeonsThey
They reported that the men wanted wantedwere wantedwere wantedwere
were not in the jail The crowd in infront infront infront
front then raised a howl and at the thesuggestion thesuggestion thesuggestion
suggestion of leaders adjourned to the thecourthouse thecourthouse thecourthouse
courthouse square squareExCounty squareExCounty squareExCounty
ExCounty Clerk Claude Chinn ac accompanied accompanied accompanied ¬
companied the crowd and made a aspeech nspeech aspeech
speech to about two hundred h hundred ndred men He HeIs HeIs He1s
Is a brother of the man murdered He Hesaid Hesai Hesaid
said sai d
saidI dI
I do not know what to advise you youto youto youto
to do at this moment but something somethingmust somethingmust somethingmust
must be done Those murderers must mustbe mustbe mustbe
be punished I had a man watch the thejail thejail thejail
jail since noon He says the men menhave menhave menhave
have not been moved movedWill movedWUI movedwill
Will you go with us was asked askedby askedby askedby
by a member of the crowd crowdI
I will go any place with you You Youknow Youknow Youknow
know my record replied the old con confederate confederate confederate ¬
federate soldier soldierOne soldierOne soldierOne
One of the more quiet of the crowd crowdsuggested crowdsuggested crowdsuggested
suggested that before anything radical radicalwas radical radicalwas radicalwas
was done Mr Chinn search the jail jailin jailin jailin
in person With this the crowd now nownumbering nownumbering nownumbering
numbering about four or five hundred hundredwent hundredwent hundredwent
went to the jail A strong force of ofpolice ofpolice ofpolice
police guarded the entrance to the jail jailMr jailMr jailMr
Mr Chinn at 345 3 t 45 oclock mounted mt1entedthe mountedthe mdWntedthe
the jail steps and addressed addres ed the thecrowd thecrowd thecrowd
crowd He told them he was now cer certain certain certain ¬
tain the murderers were not in the thejail thejail thejail
jail and urged them to disperse disperseThe disperseThe disperseThe
The crowd demanded that another anothercommittee anothercommittee anothercommittee
committee be admitted to make a asearch asearch asearch
search The yells of the crowd have haveattracted haveattracted haveattracted
attracted thousands to the vicinity vicinityThe vicinityThe vicinityThe
The men were moved after a confer conference conference conference ¬
ence between the county judge Col ColWilliams ColWilliams ColWilliams
Williams of the 2d regiment and po police police police ¬
lice authorities authoritiesTO authoritiesTO authoritiesTO
TO REDUCE THE ARMY ARMYIt ARMYIt
It VIii Resume R sume Its Minimum Size of f
59500 Men MenWashington MenWashington MenWashington
Washington Oct 16 J60rders Orders will willbe willbe willbe
be issued by the war department departmentThursday departmentThursday departmentThursday
Thursday ordering that the regular regulararmy regulararmy regulararmy
army be reduced to the minimum size sizeauthorized sizeauthorized sizeauthorized
authorized by law 59500 men With Withthe Withthe Withthe
the practical cessation of outbreaks outbreaksin
in the Philippines it is believed that thatthis thatthis thatthis
this can be done safely The present presentsize presentsize presentsize
size of the army is about 67000 men menThe menThe menThe
The cavalry and artillery regiments regimentswill regimentswill regimentswill
will be reduced to the minimum basis basisexcept basisexcept basisexcept
except around Fort Leavenworth Leavenworthwhere Leavenworthwhere Leavenworthwhere
where the commands will be kept of offull offull offull
full size for educational reasons reasonsWANTED reasonsWANTED reasonsWANTED
WANTED IN PITTSBURG PITTSBURGEdward PITTS PITTSBURGEdward BURG BURGEdward
Edward J Burk Arrested in Chicago Chicagoon
on a Murder Charge ChargeChicago ChargeChicago ChargeChicago
Chicago Oct 16 16Through Through a letter letterof letterof letterof
of warning sent to Edward J Burk Burkwanted Burkwanted Burkwanted
wanted on a charge of murder in Pitts Pittsburg Pittsburg PiUsburg
burg which fell into the hands of the thepolice thepolice thepolice
police Burk was arrested Wednesday WednesdayBurk WednesdayBurk WednesdayBurk
Burk is wanted in connection with the thedeath thedeath thedeath
death of of a man named Martin who whowas whowas whowas
was a prominent Pittsburg politician politicianand politicianand politicianand
and who was killed on the night of ofSeptember ofSeptember ofSbptember
September 2 in a fight The letter letterwhich letterwhich letterwhich
which gave the clew to Burks where whereabouts whereabouts whereabouts ¬
abouts was found in the possession possessionof
of P J Donovan who had been ar arrested arerested arrested ¬
rested on a charge of larceny larcenyMovement larcenyMovement larcenyMovement
Movement of Ore OreMilwaukee OreMiiwaultee OreMilwaukee
Milwaukee Wis Oct 16 16RaiIroad 16RaiIroadofficials 16Railroadofficials Railroad Railroadofficials
officials in Milwaukee say that more morethan morethan morethan
than 1000 ore cars have left the ore orefields orefields orefields
fields of Northern Wisconsin and Mich Michigan Michigan Iti3ichigan ¬
igan for the coal fields and more are areto areto areto
to follow The ore roads will thus thusgive thusgive thusgive
give a great aid to the coal movement movementA
A Counter Force to Saloons SaloonsLiverpool SaloonsLiverpool SaloonsLiverpool
Liverpool Oct 16 16Andrew Andrew Car Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie ¬
negie at the opening of a branch library li library library ¬
brary here Wednesday characterized characterizedlibraries characterizedlibraries characterizedlibraries
libraries as a great counter force to tosaloons tosaloons tosaloons
saloons and said the most excellent excellentwork excellentwork excellentwork
work of the librarians was develop ¬
ing in the tastes of readers readersThe readersThe readersThe
The Submarine Cable CableWellington CableWellington CableWellington
Wellington N Z Oct 16 16Aeting Acting
Premier Sir J G Ward has confirmed confirmedthe confirmedthe confirmedthe
the report that the plan of the New NewZealand NewZ NewZealand
Zealand Z land government fore for a submarine submarinecable submarinecab1e submarinecable
cable from Honolulu to Fanning F ning Island Islandhas IsJandhas Islandhas
has been practically p tJ Iy accepted ac cepted Dted
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THE 1H E ST LOUIS EXPOSITIONSouvenir EXPOSITION EXPOSITIONSouvenir EXPOSITONSouvenir
Souvenir Gold Dollars to the Nufibcr Nufibcrof
of 250000 Will Ylill Be Issued IssuedSt Iss IssuedSt ed edSt
St Louis Oct 15 15The The executive executivecommittee exeoutivecommittee executivecommittee
committee of the Louisiana Purchase Purchaseexposition Purchaseexposition Purchaseexposition
exposition has reported that the sec secretary secretary secretary ¬
retary of the treasury in pursuance pursua ce of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the act of congress had decided upon uponthe uponthe uponthe
the following design for the issue of ot25QOOO
250000 25QOOO Louisiana Purchase souvenir souvenirgold souvenirgold souvenirgold
gold gold dollars dollarsTwo dollarsTwo I
Two distinct souvenir coins will be bestruck bestruck I Istruc1t
struck one with the head of Thomas ThomasJefferson ThomasJ ThomasJefferson
Jefferson J fferson the other with the head of ofWilliam ofWilliam ofWilliam
William McKinley The head and the thewords thewords thewords
words United United States of America Americawill Americawill Americawill
will appear on one side of the coin coinon coinon coinon
on the other side will appear One OneDollar OneDoUar OneDollar
Dollar 18031903 Around the words wordsone wordsone wordsone
one dollar will be the words Louisi Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana ¬
ana Purchase Exposition in the place placeof placeot placeof
of the usual wreath wreathPresident wreathPresident wreathPresident
President Francis of the exposition expositioncompany expositioncompany expositioncompany
company has written the secretary of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the treasury department asking if it is ispractical ispractical ispractical
practical for the department to state stateapproximately stateapproximately stateapproximately
approximately at the present stage of ofprogress ofprogr ofprogress
progress progr ss when the souvenirs can be beminted beminted beminted
minted and when deliveries will be beMRS begin begin
gin
MRS JOSEPHINE WARD DEAD DEADShe DEADShe DEADShe
She Was Related to Three Presidents Presidentsof
of the United States StatesNew StatesNew StatesNew
New York Oct 15 15Mrs Mrs Josephine JosephineWard JosephineWard Josephineward
Ward a friend of Dolly Madison and andof andof andof
of Mrs Julia D Grant widow of Gen GenGrant GenGrant GenGrant
Grant is dead at the home of hor hordaughter hordaughter herdaughter
daughter in this city She was nearly
80 years old Mrs Ward in her youth youthwas youthwas youthwas
was one of the belles of of Kentucky KentuckyHer Kentucl KentuckyHer y yHer
Her maiden name was Harris Her Hergrandfather Hergrandfather Hergrandfather
grandfather Gen James Taylor of ofNewport ofNewport ofNewport
Newport Ky took part in the war of
1812 and loaned his large private for fortune fortune fortune ¬
tune to the government Miss Harris Harriswas Harriswas HarrisWas
was related to three presidents of the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States She was a first cousin cousinof cousinof cousinof
of James Madison and Gen Zachary ZacharyTaylor ZacharyTaylor ZacharyTaylor
Taylor and distantly related to Thom Thomas Thomas Thomas ¬
as Jefferson Between B tween her and the thebeautiful thebeautiful thebeautiful
beautiful Dolly Madison there was wasW a awsrm a aworm
worm W rm friendship and she frequently frequentlyvisited frequentlyvisited frequentlyvisited
visited the home of the Madisons at atMontpelier atMontpelier atMontpelier
Montpelier Miss Harris was married marriedIn marriedl
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The Annual Report For Fort the he Last Fis Fiscal Fiscal Fiecal ¬
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Washington Oct 15 15The The annual annualreport annualreport annualreport
report of the dead letter office for the thelast thelast thelast
last fiscal year submitted Tuesday by byActing byActing byActing
Acting Postmaster General Wynne Wynneshows Wynneshows Wynneshows
shows total receipts of 9300351 pieces piecesof piecesof piecesof
of of mail matter of f all allldnds kinds an increase increaseof increasef
of f nine per cent over last year The Theordinary Theordinary Theordinary
ordinary unclaimed letters numbered
5446235 1446 35 letters and parcels held for forpostage forpostage forpostage
postage 156831 domestic letters un undelivered undelivered undelivered ¬
delivered at hotels 306323 letters lettersand lettersand lettersand
and parcels with fictitious addresses
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originating in foreign countries 838
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has been restored to them In many manyplaces manyplaces manyplaces
places everything portable port ble Has been beenremoved beenremoved beenremoved
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rough handling and general neglect neglectThe neglectThe neglectThe
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prince and his brother placed two twohandsome twohandsome twohandsome
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Washington during their visit to Mt MtVernpn l1tVernon MtVernon
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