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THIS EQELE CQKJLBrUnflJK.AU BUilUUli,
obliterate tho middle man. All of the
orange produced by tho trust will be
shipped east under one brand. It Is
proposed to obtain the land outright
by direct purchase from tho rancher.
With tho money ho thus receives It is
expected that ho will buy more land,
plant fresh orango groves, bring them
to bearing, and then disposo of them to
tho trust for spot cash.
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It is very evident that the anthracite
coal mine owners will resist every ef
fort to make recognition of tho united
mine wofkers of America an issue In
the arbitration of tho coal strike. Five
answers In addition to that ol Presi
dent Baer havo been made to Presi
dent Mitchell's statement and all agree
in resisting tho demands of the min
ers for an Increrso of pay for tho hour
Work, a reduction of hours for time
work, and for tho weighing rather
than tho measurement of coal.
burg and Erie and now earning less
than $200 a month. Tho advanco bo
camo operativo November 1. This In
crease, which was decided upon at yes
terday's meeting of tho directors of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad company,
will, it is estimated, affect about 59,
000 employes.
Tho recont sensational arrest of tho
Italian composer, Slgnor Mascngni, In
Boston on account of a disputo be
tween himself and his managers on a
contract matter, has caused indigna
tion in Italy and tho forolgn minister
of that country has instructed tho
Italian ambassador at Washington to
lond all possible aid to the composer
and to go to Boston If necessary.
$2,000,000, and a bitter fight Is looked
for In consequence.
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The annual meeting of the national
grango began i& sessions at Lansing,
Mich., with delegates from twenty
six states in attendance. The follow
ing linos of national legislation were
recommended: General rural deliv
ery, postal savings banks, election of
United States senators by the people,
a constitutional amendment giving
congress power to regulate and con
trol trusts and other combinations;
enlargement of tho powers of inter
state commerce commission; regula
tion of the use of shoddy; pure food
laws; provision for tho extension of
markets for products equally with
manufactured articles; enactment of an
anti-trust law clearly defining what
acts on the part of any corporation
would be detrimental to public wel
fare; speedy construction of tho Ni
caragua canal by the United States;
speedy construction of a ship canal
connacting the .Mississippi river with
the great lakes and the latter with the
Atlantic ocean.
A cablegram from Vienna dated No
vember 13 says; Tho sittings today
of tho lower houso of tho Austrian
reichsrath was suspended on account
of tho German and Czoch members
coming to blows. Tho causo of the
trouble was a debate on tho advIsablL
Ity of tho uso of tho two languages
In tho names of stations on tho Bo
hemian railroads.
On November 13 it was reported
from Cleveland, O., that what is
claimed to be tho fastest long distance
run over made on an electric traction
railway was recorded by a car on
the Lake Shore electric line of a trip
from Cleveland to Toledo today. Tho
car left this city at 3 a. m arriving in
Toledo, a distance of 120 miles, at G:10
a. m., making tho actual running time
three hours and ten minutes.
An interesting report comes from
Boulder, Colo., under date of Novem
ber 14, rb follows: Five hundred stu
dents of tho university of Colorado are
on strike. They havo rovolted 'over
lessons during tho quarto-centennial
colebration, now in progress. The
students hold class meetings and voted
unanimously not to attend classes dur
ing tho colebration. Girls who attend
are threatened with ostracism and
boys havo. been told that they will be
Clicked in tho lako. Today not a boy
or girl reported at classes. Thore Is
some talk of President Baker's taking
drastic measures with the leadors an
an example of discipline. Howovcr, as
all tho students are Involved, It Is
genorally boliovcd that no action will
bo taken.
The explosion of a largo boiler In
tho works of tho American Iron and
Steel Manufacturing company's plant
at Lebanon, Pa., on November 13
I caused tho death of four workmen and
tho injury of about forty others.
Reports from South China by way
of Victoria, B. C, givo details of a
revolution in progress In Kwang SI,
the natives pillaging towns and at
tacking tho Inhabitants. The Chinese
government is using every effort to
suppress tho insurrection.
On November 12 It was announced
from Washington that several promo
tions of generals will shortly take
place. Major General Young will suc
ceed General Miles, who retires August
8 of next year. James F. Wade, Samuel
S. Sumner and Leonard Wood, at pres
ent brigadier generals, will be pro
moted to be major generals.
Reports from Honolulu bring tho
news that the recent election In tho
territory of Hawaii resulted In a re
publican victory. Prince Kalanlanaole,
popularly known as "Prince Cupid,"
Tas elected delegate to congress over
Robert W. Wilcox, tho incumbent, and
democratic candidate, by a majority of
over 2.000. It was also reported that
the legislature will be almost entirely
republican.
An Associated press dispatch under
date of Washington, November 12,
says: W. Godfrey Hunter has tendered
his resignation as United States min
ister to Guatemala. The president has
accepted the resignation and has se
lected Leslie Combes, at present United
States pension agent at Louisville, to
succeed Dr. Hunter as minister at
Guatemala City. Dr. Hunter also Is
minister to Honduras and Mr. Combes
will likewise assume tiult post Dr.
Hunter has had a stormy career in
Central America ever since he went
there in 1897. It is assumed that he
has at last become tired of tho strug
Lle. for it has been known that for
Home time he contemplated resigning.
The plate pays $10,000' a year.
On November 13 it was announced
by tho Associated pree that tho Penn
sylvania "Railroad company tonight
announced an increase of 10 per cent
in wage of all employes east of Pitts-
A Washington dispatch of Novem
ber 13 says: Tho postofllco depart
ment has been notified that the new
Issue cf 13-cent stamps bearing tho
portrait of tho lato President Harri
son will bo ready for supply to post
masters next Saturday.
President Roosevelt left Washing
ton for a hunting trip through the
Mississippi black bear country and
strict precautions havo been taken to
ensure aa much privacy in the hunt
ing camp as possible, It being pitched
miles away from any point of civilization.
On November 13 It was reported
from Berlin that tho relchstag adopted
by 192 to 71 votes the paragraph ot
the new tariff, authorizing tho govern
ment to retaliate on any country dis
criminating against German goods.
The agrarians openly affirmed that it
was necessary to arm tho government
with weapons for reprisal, especially
against the United States customs
practices.
President Castro of Venezuela has
issued a manifesto proclaiming to ttit
vorld that the revolution in his coun
try is, at .an end. He puts the loss of
tho rebels at three thousand men.
According to the Associated press
reports Senor Sagasta has informed the
king of Spain that he felt compelled
to abandon tho task of trying to form
a new cabinet -
Something of a sensation was caused
in Omaha, Neb., when tho tax commis
sioner on completing the assessment
rolls for the city returned the valua
tion of tho railroads entering Omaha.
Tho valuation of this year is an even
100 times higher than last, the total
being $13,897,150. in addition to this
the value of the franchised corpora
tions has been raised approximately
Journalism In Japan,-
There Is not a town of 10,000 people
which docs not possess at least one
newspaper, and the two or three cheap
popular papoVs in the capital have
circulations running from 100,000 to
150.000. This describes journalism In
Japan, which was the subject of an
Interesting lecturo (pluckily delivered
in English) given in the Japan So
ciety's hall by Mr. M. Zuraoto, the
Japanese editor of the only paper in
Japan printed in English, the Japan
Times. Apart from liability undor the
libel law, tho fullest freedom is per
mitted, except when the country is on
the vorgo or at war, when the reason
able Intimation Is conveyed that news
as to the movements of ship and
troops must not be published. Fiction
fills the most important place in edi
torial policy; but a fair proportion of
space is given up to telegraphic news,
including cables from eastern ports
and Europe and America. The mos
successful and prosperous journals are
so-called "yellow journals." and there
was much hypocritical denunciation
concerning these, people who de
nounced them buying tkreo copies to
one of the grave and accurate journals
which they professed to support But
when these "yellow journals" ventured
to meddlo in affairs of state they ex
perienced sovero rebuffs: seven weeks
previous to the official announcement
of the Anglo-Japanese alliance one of
these journals published in command
ing type a report that it had been ar
ranged, but "thanks to its well-established
reputation," "what was really a
big 'scoop' attracted no attention."
Westminster Gazette.
Defaming the Volunteers.
Tho war department, after Ignoring
for a year or two the charge that
Father Augustine, a Roman Catholic
priest, was tortured to death In the
Philippines by American soldiers, who
sought to force from him a revels
tlon of the hiding place of a large sum
of money, has been compelled to ad
mit that the charge Is true that tho
priest was killed by the "water cure."
The readiness of the war department
at this time to adnlt the fact is ac
counted tor by its anneuaoement that
the murderers were Vermont volun
teers, who were mastered out of ser
vice Teng ago and are now beyond the
reach of military justico. It is up to
Vermont to ask the war department
what in the name of all that Is imp-
triotlc and treasonable It means by
defaming her heroes. -Philadelphia
North American.
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