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Steel Strike
MEETS AT PITTSBURG TODAY
Executive Committee of the Amalga
mated Association Will Consider
Proposition of United States Steel
Corporation for Settlement
Pittsburg July 30 Tho following
terms of settlement of tho strlko como
from an nuthorltntlvo source and can
bo relied upon as tho outcome of tho
meeting of tho conferees
Tho Amalgamated association Is to
drop Its contention for tho signing of
a scale for nil mills nil mills nro to
bo open mills In tho fullest sonso
of tho term tho company Is to havo
tho right to placo a nonunion man In
any plant and keep him thera in ad
dition to tho plants covered by tho
expired scale It is to be signed by tho
following W Do Wees Wood of Mc
Keesport Painter Lindsay and Mc
Cutchoon and Clark mills of Pittsburg
nnd Monossen plant of tho American
Steel Hoop company
The question of making tho Wells
vlllo Bhcet plnnt and the Monossen tin
plato plant directly covered by tho
Bcale is to bo settled by the conferees
The Amalgamated association is to
havo tho privilege of organizing tho
men in any of the plants
Tho executive committee of tho
Amalgamated association Is expected
to ratify the provisional terms out
lined by tho Now York conference
Ono of tho most apparent facts In
the status of tho strike was thg de
termination of the strikers to lose uo
ground in their strugglo while peaco
negotiations are being conducted Tho
strikers claim to have more than held
their ground since tho strike began
and since tho opening of the campaign I
they claim to have increased their
membership In McKcesport alone to
over 1500 Accessions to tho ranks
have also been made in the Wellsville I
Pittsburg Allegheny Mingo Junction
and Riverside plants With tho
lean Steel Hoop company tho change
has been one of the most sweeping
Before the strike practically all but
two of the mills were nonunion At
this time all but ono of the mills of
this company are union and are idlo
from the strike
PUTS A QUIETUS ON GOSSIP
Secretary Long Enjoins Silence Upon
Naval Officers on Schley Dispute
Washington July 30 Secretary
Long Issued the following general
order
All persons In tlio nnvnl service nre
Btrlctly enjoined to refrain from any pub
lic statement concerning the subject mat
ter concerning the court of Inquiry re
quested by Hour Admiral W S Schley
JOHN D LONG Secretary
Secretary Long stated that if com
plaint against the language used In
tho fifth specification of tho percept
to tho Schley court of Inquiry was
officially made to him by Admiral
Schley he would give the matter con
sideration and that the language might
bo modified
Threaten Abduction and Death
Mattoon Ills July 30 Two thou
sand dollars Is the price demanded by
unlmown persons from Richard Hcarn
a wealthy retired farmer of this city
for the safety of himself and only
daughter Maud aged 13 years A
week ago Hearn received a letter de
manding that the money be placed In
a tin can at the southeast corner of
tho Episcopal church A second mis
sive stated that failure to comply with
it would result In the girls abduction
and his death When both letters
failed to bring the money a third let
ter was sent which so alarmed the
father that yesterday he revealed tho
affair to tho police
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Barge Sinks In Collision
Sault Ste Marie Mich July 30
The whaleback barge Sagamore load
ed with iron ore was sunk in a col
lision with tho Northern Lino freight
steamer Northern Queen near Point
Iroquois yesterday Of the crow of
eight men Captain E Joiner and Ira
Ives cook on tho Sagamore were
drowned Burley Smith seaman Is
missing A dense fog covered the
water at the time of the collision The
Sagamore filled rapidly and soon went
down Tho crew mado a rush for tho
Northern Queen and five of them es
caped to her decks
Falls to Hear the Train
Columbus Nob July 30t William
Spelce aged 72 years was struck by
an engine in tho Union Pacific yards
and almost instantly killed yesterday
Ho was qulto deaf and It is supposed
did not hear tho train as howas cross
ing tho tracks on Tj street When
picked up ho was -unconscious and
lived only a short time He had lived
here for the last 35 years and was a
brother of Hon C A Spelce
Kills Wife and Self
Dodgo City Kan July 30 E KIrby
proprietor of tho Park hotel yesterday
shot and killed his wife and then shot
himself both dying Instantly Tho
iwlfe was shot In the forehead KMy
In tho throat The cauSe assigned
Is a disagreement over property
KIrby was aged 40 and his wife 36
years
Boers In Cape Colony
London July 30 A dispatch from
Cape Town says Boers orb scat
tered throughout tho upper districts
of Capo Colony Some are within a
few miles of Indwe Others aro
around Jamestown and between Mol-
teuo and Burghersdorp Several
parties are close to Cradock
IN FtECONCCNTRADO CAMPC
South African Clergyman Tells of
the Horrors
Chicago July 30 Tho horror of tho
situation In tho lloor reconcontrado
camps of South Africa is appalling
Men women nnd children aro dying
nt a rate that would mean the oxter
initiation of tho lloor raco in nlno
years Tho peoplo nro coopedup In
unsanitary quarters whoro they aro
nimble to socuro siiftlelont food or
clothing with disease making lorrlblu
ravages among them
Thus tho situation was doplctod
last night at tho Christian Reform
church ty tho Rev Herman Drock
helseti Into pastor of tho loading
Dutch Reform church at Pretoria Ho
catuo to tho United States to realize
money for the aid of his countrymen
who nro huddled together In rofugoo
camps It Is tho Intention of Mr
Rrockhelsen to travol through tho
country speaking In churches of var 1
Ions denominations nnd describing the
real situation throughout South Africa
Tho funds he is nble to secure will bo
sent direct to Pretoria j
A few days before leaving Kuropc
ho visited President Kruger and when
ho nsked what message ho would send
to tho American Kruger replied I
Tell them they nro helping tho En
glish to slnughtor our peoplo by sup
plying them wttli horses and mules
and tho munitions or war
SOCIALISTS SHELVE DEBS
Professor Herron Chosen Chairman of
Indianapolis Convention J
Indianapolis Intl July 30 Tho first
business coming before tho unity con-
vontion of tho Soclnt Democracy
which assembled yesterday resulted
In n wranglo that threatened for a
time to put an end to tho further doi
liberations of tho 150 delegates pres
ent Professor Georgo D Herron
formerly of Grinnell Ia was elected
chairman of tho body
As tho afternoon session advanced
It was brought to light that Eugeno
V Debs who had headed tho Socialist
ticket in the last campaign as tho
partys presidential candidate had been
shelved At the samo tlmo the fact
became more and more apparent that
the Chicago faction had lost Its lead
ership and that the Springfield wing
dominated tho assemblage practically
to the exclusion of tho Chicago and
other delegates
INJURED BY HORSEPLAY
Soldier is Badly Hurt by Being Tossed
In a Blanket at Camp
Ottumwa la July 30 As a result
of being tossed in a blanket at Du
buque Corporal Arthur Armstrong of
Company G of this city Is confined to
bis home on Clarence street with a
broken collar bone He arrived homo
from Dubuque last evening and will
be laid up from tho Injuries he re
ceived for some time One of tho
commanding officers noticed the deed
and instantly commanded tho boys to
stop They dropped the blanket
from underneath Armstrong letting
him fall a distance of 25 feet He
struck on his head and shoulder on
the hard ground and was rendered un
conscious
Columbia Defeats Constitution
Newport R I July 30 The Colttin
bla yesterday defeated the Constitu
tion boat for boat in a splendid raco
by two minutes and 51 seconds and
won tho 1000 cup presented by Col
onel John Jacob Astor Her victory
was decisive and convincing The be
havior of the Constitution on the
whole was disappointing In tho ex
treme and Duncan announced that his
boat would not take part In further
races until her rig had beOn altered
He declared that the Constitution was
not doing herself justice that she Is
not going well and that there Is no
use In racing her further until she
is put In proper shape
Cadillac Wins Seventh Trial
Chicago July 30 Tho Cadillac won
the Beventh trial raco beating tho
Illinois by one minute and five sec
onds over a 21 mile course At the
conclusion of the race the judges an
nounced that they considered the re
sults so far obtained Indecisive and
ordered three more races Tills an
nouncement was disagreeable to tho
Detroltcontlngent who claimed that tho
Cadillac had mado tho best showing
and was entitled to the honor of de
fending tho cup
Rain In Plenty for Iowa
Dea Moines July 30 Rain fell all
over Iowa Sunday varying from 07
of an inch to four inches Tho aver
age fall as Indicated by 20 stations
was 1G3 Inches Crop service reports
and private advices to grain dealers
agree that with normal conditions tho
state will produce 80 per cent of an
average corn crop
Fight Proves Fatal to Three
Knoxvllle July 30 A special from
Crossvillo tells of the killing of Police
men Pink Pass and W E Knox and
tho fatal wounding of Shirley Pass
son of tho policeman In a fight at
Asollne Tenn
SPARKS FROM THE WIRE
Georgo II Yenowine a well known
newspaper man died suddenly at Mil
waukee Monday night
Tom Sharkey has accepted an of
fer to meet James J Jeffries before
the San Francisco Athlotlc club in Sep
tember
Rev Adam Miller called tho Father
of German Methodism In America
died at his homo In Chicago Monday of
old age being 91 years old
Tho strlko at the Joliet Pressed
Steel Car works inaugurated two
weeks ago has been amicably settled
The 200 men return to work on a
pierce scale which gives them a slight
Increase in wages
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One Thousand Farming Tracts
Awarded the First Day
THOUSANDS CHEER WINNERS
Name of Stephen A Holcomb Drawn
First Woman Wins Coveted Prize
In Lawton District All Aro Satis
fied With Lottery
El Reno O T July 30
great land lottery was begun hero In
earnest yesterday and when tho com
missioners appointed by tho federal
govorninotft adjourned tho drawing for
tho day 1000 of tho choicest of tho
claims hi tho KlowaConmticlio country
had boon awarded
Tho first name drawn waB that of
Stephen A Holcomb Pauls Valley In
dian Territory for a hotnesteiul In tho
131 Reno district and tho second Loon
ard Lamb of Augusta O T
Theso two men select tho two
choicest claims In this district
The capital prize wlnnurs howover
proved to bo James H Woods of
Weathorford O T whoso nntiio wns
the first to come out of the Lawton
district wheel nnd Miss Mattlo II
Heals of Wichita Kan who drew tho
second number in that district
Thoy will havo tho privilege of mak
ing tho first tilings in tho Lawton dis
trict nnd will undoubtedly chooso tho
two quarter sections adjoining that
town Those are conaldered tho most
valuable in tho territory nnd are It Is
estimated -worth from 20000 to
40000 each
Tho day was one of keen excitement
replete with interesting scenes It is
estimated that fully 25000 penvms
witnessed tho drawing Tho inimeiiHo
throng was wrought up to the highest
pitch Tho drawing of tho first Tow
names were followed by n mighty
sllout thnt reverberated between tho
hills lynl could havo been heard for
miles over the prairies
Kncli sucrpodlng winning for a tlmo
was mot with shouts of applauso and
merriment All was pleasantry
Every man though he did not draw a
prlzo from tho wheels had steadfast
faith that tomorrow or the next day
would surely see him the possessor of
n slip reading him a title clear to 100
acres of Oklahoma land So In the
success of riends or relatives unfor
tunate ones instead of bewailing their
lot cheered lustily as familiar names
were called out
The crowd fairly exhausted them
selves and when the close of the draw
ing for tho day was announced at 6
oclock hundreds who had neither
eaten nor drank during the day sank
to the ground whero they stood from
sheer fatigue or dragged themselves
to better places of rest or to refresh
ment booths up town The day was
remarkably freo from quarrels and
general satisfaction with the govern
ments method of disposing of the land
was felt
It has been found that many hundred
applicants have repeated and that
other applications are so illegible
that they will be thrown out Over
this much discord has resulted and tho
outcome may be an appeal to the
courts
Tho ISth winner in tho Lawton dis
trict was Minerva McCllntock uged
25 years of Oklahoma City She was
married Sunday and by tills act for
feits her right to file for a claim Siio
might have chosen a claim near a
county seat town worth several thou
sand dollars The drawing will bo
resumed today and It is believed will
have been completed by Thursday
evening
Iowa and Nebraska Winners
Iowa and Nebraska winners aro
Joseph Schultz Schuyler Neb No 61
El Reno district James II Danty He
bron Nob No 106 El Reno district
Allen Tingloy Verdou Neb No 273
El Reno district Alexander Hamilton
Wymore Neb No 302 El Reno dis
trict L J Pennington Immly la No
271 El Reno district Virgil Hard
Tama City la No 270 El Reno dis
trict Martha Laird Bedford la No
330 El Reno district Adolph Luers
Columbus Neb No 147 Lawton dis
trict Jacob Ridinger Sutton Nob No
147 El Reno district Joseph W Curl
Bloomfield Ia No 130 El Reno dis
trict Falcon Woodhouse Nldon la
No 4 Lawton district this gives him
claim worth 10000 Walter K Otis
Perry la No 17 Lawton district will
get claim worth 5000 Rueben E
Rodgers East Peru fa No 23 Kl
Reno district Jacob E Mayer Audu
bon la No 1QJ El Reno district
Guy J Stewart Helvoy Neb No 112
El Reno district Wilton Rhodes
Mount Pleasant In No 291 Lawton
district P L Rowon Marshalltown
Ia No 310 Lawton district Dora
Roberts Council Bluffs Ia No 323
Lawton district Albert J Harvey
Atlantic Ia No 392 Lawton district
Samuel R Curtis Audubon la No
451 Lawton district John E Long
Omaha Neb No 49G Lawton district
Injunction Refused
Washington July 30 The depart
ment of justice received a telegram
stating that Judge Erwin of tho United
States court in Oklahoma had denied
the application of Lone Wolf and other
Indians for an injunction restraining
the government from distributing land
in that territory by drawings
Jury In Glenn Case Still Out
Parkersburg W Va July 30 The
Jury In the Ellis Glenn case is still
out It Is understood that they stand
ten for acquittal and two for convic
tion Ellis Glenn apparently is little
affected by the actions of the jury and
Is In the best of humor occasioned by
her belief that she will be acquitted
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THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY AtVlST 2 IflOl
CUBAN ELECTORAL BILL
Delegates Decide In Favor of Universal
Suffrage I
Havana July 30 There wan a good I
ntlentliiiito at todayH session of the
Cuban constitutional convention when
tho oltctornl hill ns drafted by tho
electoral commission wns submitted
The measure provides for universal
suffrage but restrictions ns to ability
to read and write are Imposed In tho
case of ollloo holders
Governors of provinces and provin
cial legislators must bo of Cuban birth
or have been naturalized for a period
of eight years Thoy must bo nt
least 30 years of age Thoy must
possess title by public iTcoroo or have
tilled olllco by popular vote
Tho hiiiiio restrictions regarding citi
zenship aro laid ujjoii congressmen
who must be 25 yolT of age Sena
tors miiHt bo Cuban by birth and 35
years of ago
Tho president must be a Cuban or
naturalized In tho latter case as pro j
vlded by tho constitution ho must
liavo served In the Cuban army for ten
years Ho must bo nt least 40 yearn
of age Tho samo conditions apply
to the vlco president
Senators shall be elected by provin
cial legislatures and an equal number
of eltlzoiiH I
It provides for two elections At
tho first will bo elected governors of
provinces provincial legislators and
senatorial electors
At the second to ho held eight days
later congressmen nnd presidential
electors will lie chosen Thirty days
after the second election tho presl l
dentlal electors will meet In Shntn
Clara to elect tho president I
NEGROES ON THE DEFENSIVE
Shoot Camden Men Who Come to
Horsewhip Them
Camden Ark July 30 News linn
reached hero from Leako township
Nevada county that a party of white
men sent word to Llgo Zloglor n negro I
that they would nttempt to whip him
last night and received word that Homo
of thotn would get killed If thoy i
came The party went out and tho
report Is that Zelgler and his son shot
Into thorn killing Lewis Ilayne
brother of State Senator Ilayne and
Hop llallon a brother of John Hallon
a prominent merchant at Stephens
There are some 400 negroes and 30 1
white people In this township and It i
Is said that racial troubles have boon
browing fry somo time At last re-
ports parties of whites bad left for
tho scene of the trouble from Waldo
and Stephens and tho negros liouso
was still surrounded I
INSURANCE POLICIES INVOLVED1
Question is Raised as to Whether Ute
la Merchant Is Dead or Alive i
Omaha July 30 The disappearance
and supposed suicidal drowning ofi
Chris Harm a Ute la merchant a
few weeks ago promises to rovcal an
interesting story with an Omnlia chap-
tor for the climax It has been strongly
Intimated that Harm did not drown
himself in fact that lie still lives and
that back of It all is an effort to real
ize on an Insurance policy
Telegraphic advices from Sioux
City are to tho effect that Harm is
now believed to bo In Omaha or South
Omnlia Bccretcd from public view by
friends Much Intel st In the case
has been aroused in Iowa and an In
vestigation is in progress All efforts
to locate llarm In either or the Oma
has havo thus far failed Several
thousand dqllars nro Involved
THRESHERS SMASH JOINTS
Harvest Hands With Unslaked Thirsts1
Also Wreck Town Pumps I
Wichita July 30 Eight threshing
machlno crews struck the town of
Colwlch in this county Sunday and I
because thoy could not got liquor on
account of a Sunday law they smnshed
five Joints and in addition wrecked a
number of town pumps Tho citizens
organized a party to causo their ar
rest but tho threshers made them re
treat Tho rioting was resumed yes
terday when the citizens ngain trlpd
to arrest the threshers but agatn they
had to give up The sheriff has been
asked to como nt once to tho scene
BATHER KILLED BY BEAR
William Lepley Swims Too Close to
Place Where Animal is Chained
Iowa Falls In July 10 In tho
presence of 50 people last evening
William Lopley a blacksmith of this
city wr3 killed by a bear that Is kept
on exhibition nt the Pnllsado boat
landing Loploy was In bathing nnd
swam near the shore whero tho boar
Is chained Deforo Loploy could
mako an outcry the boar reached for
him and dragging him out fastened J
his tooth Jn his neck After a strug
glo tho body was recovered but tho
man died a few moments later
Murder Theory Advanced
Springfield Ills July 30 Coroner
Taylor hold an Inquest at Elkhart yes
terday over tho remains of two un
known men whoso bodies were found
In a decomposed state near tho rail
road track on tho farm of Abraham
Duck near Elkhart Tho identity of
neither could be established or tho
causo of deaUi On the body of ono J
was a letter addressed A C Dralinm
St Louis and postmarked Seattle
Wash A murder theory Is advanced
Anarchists Laud Brescl
Now York July 30 Hartholdl hall
In Patterson N J was packed yester
day by tho friends of Brescl tho as
sassin of King Humbert of Italy it
being tho anniversary of tho deed
Tho street In front of the hall was
also filled with people It is not
claimed that all who turned out nro
anarchists tho simnnslllmi hfilnu Hint
many wero present from curiosity
All the speakers lauded Brescl and
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Colombian Government Offers
Affront to the Kaiser
DETAINS STEAMER ALLEGHENY
Urlbes Secretary Wraps Himself In
Folds of Flag But Is Dragged From
the Ship by Police Arrest Creates
a Stir at Cartafjena
New York July no The Hamburg-
American lino steamer Allegheny
which arrived hero yesterday reports
thnt It was held In the harbor of Hn
vnnlllii Colombia for 12 hours Pan-
Hungers on tho Allegheny report that
Abel Murrlllo was arrested on tho ship
at Cnrtngonu nnd taken ashore by tho
Colombian authorities Murrlllo pro-
tented against the arrest claiming
that ho was entitled to the pritectlou
of tho Onrnian flag
Murrlllo Is said to bo tho secretary
of General Urlbo lie went to Co
lombln It In reported with n piiHsport
given by tho representative at Wash
ington with the understftudlng that his
mission to Colombia was a peaceful
ono
Whfn iho voshoI nrrlved al Carta 1
gcna It was ordered detained by tho
authorities hero The captain pro
tested that lin wan Hailing under tho
German ling and that no official of
Colombia Ilad a right to stop the von
nol for any purpose whatever Thin
protoHt wan unheeded however and
soarcli wan made for Murrlllo who
was frlund on deck
He declared that he would nol bo
arrented and running to one of tho
ships mnntn ho seized the German
flag which wns lying there and
wrapped It about him Then he si owl
forward and cried nut I am under
the protection of the German Hag and
you have no right to nrriSl me
According to tho passengers on the
Allegheny the Colombian officers not
withstanding tho protest seized the
man and dragged him from the vessel
TROOPS AT SHANGHAI TO STAY
Germans and French Erecting Large
and Permanent Barrafiks There
London July 30 The Shanghai
correspondent of tho Globe says Tho
assurances given In the house of com
mons by Lord Cranboin tho under
foreign secretary that the German and
Fronch troopB aro only ienipyrnrlly
here are refuted by the fact that both
nationalities are erecting massive per
manent barracks which will take two
yearn to complete Indicating Hint
many years occupation is contem
plated
Tho North China Dally News an
nounces that thero has been a
doscenco of tho outbreaks by tlta
boxers in tho province of Shan Tung
in consequence of tho success of tho
allied villagers Jn Chi LI province
against tho troops of LI Hung Clinng
A forest flro In the province of Jent
lnnd Sweden has assumed great pro
portions Throe thousnnd troops
have been ordered to assist the men
who nro combating tho tinmen
Kcnnan Expelled from Russia
London July S0 Mall advices re
ceived here from the correspondent of
tho Associated Press at St Petersburg
glvo details of the expulsion fiom
Russia of G rgo Keniian the Ameri
can author and lecturer who was
called upon at bis hotel at St Peters
burg Thursday evening and was In
formed by a high pollco olllcer thai
he must leave the country by 10
oclock Friday evening Mr Kcnnan
was courteously treated but was not
allowed to leave his room In tho In
terim His expulsion was carried out
quietly He was provided with a
traveling passport signed by tho chief
of tho political pollco nnd boarded
a train for Wlrballon accompanied
by an escort His own passport was
returned to him on Ills arrival at Wir
balleu
Miners Threaten a Lynching
ZancBVillo O July 30 Molvln
Sholton one or the victims of Grant
Taylors revolver while Taylor was dy
ing Sunday Is dead Soveral hun
dred miners arc gathered at Kings
mills excitedly discussing tho situation
nnd mnny aro talking of lynching
Dusby tho colored mnn who caused
the oiot The authorities at Cam
bridge aro taking all precautions
however and aro prepared for trouble
Cow Causes Bad Smash
Chappell Nob July 30 No 18 an
eastbound freight collided with a cow
east of tho depot thin morning nnd
rolled her under tho train in such a
way that two refrigerator cars wero
derailed and demolished Several
other cars wore damaged by coming
in contact with tho wrecked cars A
tramp who was stealing a rldo had
a shoulder dlslocatcdo
Chicago Wins Brooklyn Trophy
Milwaukee July 30 Chicago car
ried off the honors in tho ilrst days
tournament of tho American Whist
league by capturing tlio Brooklyn
trophy It required but four rounds
to arrlvo at a decision Chicago win
ning four rounds In succession
Jenkins Defeats Wittmer
Cleveland July 30 Tom Jenkins
won two out of three falls from Charles
Wittmer of Cleveland at League paik
last night Tho contest involved tho
mixed style championship and a purse
Pf 11500 J
Capture a Few Boers
Pretoria July 30 Colonel Garrett
lias had a successful RlMrmlsli nnir
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Doers and a number of cattle and
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