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-V V t m on io ii First Display of Strength Sur l prises Steel Combine REMAIN AWAY FROM THE MILL8 Employes In Two More Establishments Where Organization Is Not Recog nlzed Join Strike Nonunion Men I I Join Amalgamated Association Pittsburg July 1G Reports re ceived from nil sources connected with the great strike of the stool workers Indicate that tho memhors of tho Amalgamated association havo mat ters well In hand and that the Btrlko erdor was generally oboyod Tele grams from various points whoro tho mills of tho Amorlcan Tin Plato com pany tho American Stool Hoop com pany and tho Amorlcan Shoot Steel company aro located tell of tho shut ting down of theso plants In largo num bers In many cases tho plants had been shut down by the first strike or der which affected tho sheet steel and the steel hoop compantos only The last order brought out all of tho union plants of tho Amorlcan Tin Plato company with tho slnglo excep tion of the now mill In Monossen which Is still running At tho Amal gamated association headquarters it is stated that the figures given out Saturday night regarding tho number of men who would be actually Idle In the mills of the three companies havo been proved correct This number Was placed at 74000 Of tho 74000 men Idle 2500 aro In Pittsburg 800 In Allegheny and 1500 In McKecsport President Shaffer has It In his power to close many more Pittsburg mills but It Is not thought that he will do anything of a radical nature until he Is compelled to The American Stoel Hoop companys nonunion mill known as tho Painter mill is closed in nil Its branches The tie up at this mill was said to havo been a surprise to tho mill own ers and officials in charge of It The Lindsay McCutcheiui mill In Alle gheny was shut down completely In the puddling and bar mills All the Bltillod workmen refused to enter the mill yesterday and the company did not oven operate the five furnaces While all the mills of tho United States Steel corporation aro included In tho general conflict the three com panies are tho first attacked What the next movo will be the workers do not say In addition to tho very general and In some Instances rather unexpected compliance with the strike order tho Amalgamated association lr t night added two more mills to its list both of which were claimed by tho com panies to be beyond organization -When the William Clark Sons Cc mills which operated all day non union came to shift men none re ported for duty and the plant closed down Later the following was received concerning another mill considered by the manufacturers to bo exceptionally loyal The Monossin Steel Hoop plant has been closed and has been or ganized by district delegates of the Amalgamated association Tho dele gates arrivec in town yesterday morn ing and went to work immediately By 3 p m they had all the local men in the association and left last night for Pittsburg after advising the men to stand firm The men held a meet ing last night to elect officers and name their lodge The conquest of these two plants Is considered by the association peo ple as an Instance of their strength and an Indication that President Shaf fers assertion that surprises would follow the strike order was not all bluff BREWERY FIREMEN STRIKE Chicago Js Threatened With a Beer Famine Six Sign Agreement Chicago July 16 Tho stationary firemen employed In Chicagos 32 large breweries struck yesterday on order of the international president Joseph W Morton The walkout resulted in a complete tie up of tho beer making Industry throughout the city Six of the breweries affected signed the union agreement last night but as the men at the other 20 breweries are still out a beer famine Is threatened unless a speedy settlement Is reached Recognition of the union an eight hour day and 2 a day wages are the demands made by the firemen It is tho first of theso demands which tho brewing companies oppose 1 Strike of Kingston Miners Wilkesbarre July 1C At a meeting of the executive board of the United Mine Workers of district No 1 last venlng tho 1500 miners In tho em ploy of the Kingston Coal company woro ordered to go out on strike today Tho order will be obeyed and all the collieries of the company will be ldlo In consequence The grievance of the miners is that the price paid for yard age on narrow work was reduced from 160 a yard to 100 i Sioux City Soldier Dead Sioux City July 16 News has been received of the death of James P Bheely of Sioux City a member of battery A Fifth artillery In the Philip pines Sheely served with tho Fifty second Iowa in tho Spanish war Ho is tho first Sioux City soldier to die la tho Philippines Kansan Dies From Heat Topeka Kan July 16 Samuel Orner an aged citizen of 1535 West street was found dead In hla bed Sun day Physicians pronounce him a vie tlm of the heat Ho was apparently cwell at retiring time Saturday night BATTLE IN NEW MEXICO Fifteen Negroes Reported Killed In a Fight With Mexicans t Hereford Tox July 10 Word reached this place of a regular pitched battlo and wholesale killing between Mexicans and negroes who aro work ing on tho now Rock Island csjunslon In New Mexico 100 mllos west of hero Tho trouble- originated Intho killing of a Moxlcan by a negro some weoks since The authorities undertook to arrest tho assailant but his friends Interfered and they woro obliged to withdraw Last weok somo 35 or 50 Mexicans armed thomsolvcs with Win chesters and wont after tho negro A battlo took place In which 15 negroes wero killed outright and sovorol wounded Tho casualties among tho Mexicans cannot bo loarned Tho trouble occurred at Spencers railroad camp near Liberty N M In a sparse ly settled portion of tho territory whoro peaco ofheors nro few and tho law Is not rigidly onforcod ON UNION PACIFICS BOARD Chairman Roswell Miller of St Pauls Directorate to Be Reinstated Fort Wayne Ind July 16 Now facts havo dovolopcd In tho proceed ings which remnuded tho ngod Charles Dunn of Wallen lud to Jail without bail as the alleged murderer of little Allco Cothroll Mrs Dunn wife of tho murderer Is tnsnnc Little Allco was her favorite friend also her play mate It Is now said on behalf or tho prisoner Dunn that during tho days and nights when tho search for tho murderod child continued the lnsauo woman asked Dunn to tako her out of tho cistern and that when tho body was finally dragged to tho surface tho woman caressed It and wept bitterly For a moment hor mind nlmost seomod rostored It Is now said that Dunn will claim that his Insane wife in a moment of Irrosponslbllty choked tho child to death and throw her body in tho cistern FIFTY THOUSAND FOR FRISCO Epworth Leaguers Are Pouring Into the City San Francisco July 1C Several thousand delegates to tho Epworth league convention arrived hero today It Is calculated that 10000 delegates havo already arrived and that 40000 trains which loft Salt Lake city In more aro en route On 10 special the last two days there aro nearly 20000 delegates At least 6000 are traveling by way of Los Angeles and perhaps 4000 by way of Portland On the Santa Fo route thoro are said to be a thousand people journeying to ward this city Frojn theso figures which the railroad officials and the lo cal Epworth leaguers say are authen tic it is certain San Francisco will bo called upon to entertain 50000 strang ers during the next week or ten days Largest Pearl Yet Discovered Lansing la July 1C The pearl flshorles hereabouts maintain an envi able reputation Last week no less than three finds of pearls selling from 300 to 500 apiece were report ed besides many smaller ones but yesterday the climax was capped by the largost gem yet discovered being found by Mrs Fillmore Fetrow living on Round island four miles below this city It weighed 1T9 3 1 grains and Is the size and shape of a choco late drop The owner as yet refuses to put a price on it Laurens Mob Tars a Wife Beater Laurens la July 1G A mob of 40 Indignant citizens called at the city jail last night during the absence of the night watchman and marshal and broke into tho steel cage where A I Puis was confined on the charge of choking and beating his wife Tho mob took the prisoner out to the rail way crossing and there applied a coat of tar and feathers and ordered tho man to leave the country Stlnson Smashes Records New York July 1C All previous In door cycling records from ono mllo to 15 miles wero smashod by Will Stln son on the ten lap track in Madison Square Garden last night Stlnson met Johnny Nelson of Chicago In a 15 mlle motor paced race and from beginning to end rode at breakneck speed and finally beat Nelson by about 675 yards Stinsons time was 2542 2 5 Illuminate Illinois Central Tracks Chicago July 16 In a compara tively short time tho entire right of way of tho Illinois Central railroad in Chicago and as far south as Mattcson Ills will bo as llht during tho nights as during the days Tho company has Just finished a big electric plant at tho foot of Twenty seventh street which will furnish power for Illuminating all tho tracks station and yards for a distance of nearly 30 miles Science Saves Animals Jackson Miss July 16 During th first week or two of the charbon epi demic In the delta more than 90 per cent of tho animals affected died but since a supply of tho virus for Inocula tion was procured tho death rate has been materially reduced Tho dlseaso Is spreading all over this vicinity Wealthy Broker Disappears Now York July 16 George Rogers a wealthy Now York stock broker who has been spending tho summer at dlsap peared on Sunday night and all trace of him has been lost His coat and straw hat wero found on a rock In Larchmont overlooking the sound Reunion of Elks Milwaukee July 16 The reunion and carnival of the Benevolent and Pro tective Order of Elks will be held In this city on July 23 24 and 25 Mayor Rose expecta about 100000 visitors during the three days THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JULY 10 1901 i n i i w Head End Collision on a Bridge Near Wymark I T ENGINES FALL INTO THE RIVER Trainmen and Tramps Fatally Crushed and Flames Destroy the Cars Three Persons Badly Injured Col lision on Ohio River Road Parsons Kan July 1G A head ond collision between two local freight trains on the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad near Wymark Indian territory killed live men and three others woro probably fatally Injured Tho dead Joo Harris Parsons two unknown tramps James Lovollo head brakoman Parsons Frank Fitz gerald brakomau Tho Injured Joo Massoy terribly crushed and Injured Internally death expected any moment Fireman lloan Parsons badly cut about head and leg broken Fireman Killarnoy Par Bona chest crushed and head cut Tho collision occurred on a brldga over tho Arkansas river Thcro Ib a sharp curve near tho brldgo and when tho ongluoor saw tho dnngor tho en gines woro too closo to each other to bo stopped Tho two engines came to gether In tho middle of tho bridge tho brldgo collapsed and both engines foil Into tho river Tho two trains caught fire nftor tho onglnes wont Into tho rlvor and burned up tho bridge as well as tho cars Tho two engines are burled In tho quicksand In tho river Tho local frolght was to havo sldo tracked at Wymark to lot tho othei freight pass but tho conductor mndo a mistake In reading his ordors TWO KILLED IN COLLISION Loose Engine Runs Into Passenger Train on Ohio River Road Parkorsburg W Va July 10 Two persons wero killed outright ono was fatally Injured and several others were less seriously injured In a head end collision on the Ohio River rail road at Pudens Valley last evening Tho Ohio Valley express on tho way from Cincinnati to Pittsburg was run Into nt full speed by a loose engine southbound and both engines were al most demolished The dead aio En gineer A 1 Courtrlto and William Doothby fireman Engineer William Day of tho loose engine was fatally injured Fireman Carter of tho looso engine wns seri ously Injured Several of tho passen gers were more or less severely bruised Negro excursionists in a moi i Amqrlcus Ga July 1G Soveral hundred negro excursionists from Ma con caused a riot hero which resulted in the shooting of two police officers and the instant killing of Dill English a Macon negro who was tho ring leader In the disturbance Three of the excursionists began a shooting af fray and Policemen Glawsoii and Al brltton attempted to arrest Dill Eng lish when the negro fatally shot Al brltton in the abdomen At that mo ment Glawson shot English in the head English though dying raised himself on his jlbow and fired again nt tho policemen both of whom re- turned the fire killing English Glaw son was shot through the thigh Prairie Fire Near Lamed Larned Kan July 10 A prairie fire which started 18 miles north of this place Sunday burned over a largo extent of country and destroyed ovorl 40000 bushels of wheat in the stack Frank Junod from whoso threshing engine tho firo was started In his en deavors to put it out Inhaled tho flames and Is reported to bo dylug The residence and barn of Henry Han hart and the residence and barn of Mrs Julius Rhiner were completely destroyed with their contents Some stock and many tons of prairie- hay were also burned Thrown Into Lake and Drowns Stillwater July 16 Will Johnson an employe of a trained animal show was drowned In Lake St Crofx yester day It is alleged that ono of tho cir cus employes named Watklns picked Johnson up and throw him Into a deep part of tho lake where the men were swimming Tho boy could not swim and was drowned Watklns was pur sued by one of the circus employes armed with a revolver but succeeded in eluding pursuit Johnsons homo was In Dloomlngton Ind while Wat klns came from Sholdon la Game Warden Shoots Two Fishermen Delta Colo July 16 Deputy Gamo Warden F A McIIaney a half breed Indian shot and killed W A Wo mack and fatally wounded A L Hlnshman who It Is claimed resisted arrest for Illegally fishing In Grand Mesa lakes Tho fishermen claim tho lakes aro public waters but tho officers say they aro tho private property of Will lam R Radcllffe a wealthy land owner of tho vicinity Gunboat Concord- Back From Manila Seattle July 16 Tho United States gunboat Concord Commander Harry Knox which played such an Important part under Commodore Dewey lu the destruction of tho Span ish fleet In Manila bay arrived from tho Philippines yesterday by way of Dutch Harbor Alaska Wife of President a Prisoner London July 16 Lord Kitchener In a dispatch to tho war office con firms tho report of tho capture of tho wife of Acting President Schalk burger and says the prisoner has been I brougnt Into Pretorlu THIS CHAUTAUQUA QUIT3 Assembly Loses Money Again and Adds to Its Debts Dos Moines July 10 Tho Olmu tauqua management nnnnuueud yes terday that tho assembly here which cloaca today will bo tho lasL Tho as sociation was formed six yours ago and of the assumbllos hold out two have paid expenses tho first one and tho ono last year In other yearn thoro havo boon deficits Tho deficit this yenr will bo between 1000 and 1500 and tho debt of tho associa tion Incurred previously was about 4000 Under tho circumstances tho association has resolved that It will go out of business pay tho debts utul let others attend to tho education of tho people In tho Chautauqua groves ROOT INSPECTING BARRACKS Reaches St Louis on Tour of Military PostB In the Middle West Jeffurson barracks today uud then pro- coud wust My tour Include all of thu prlucl spectlon Is to augment facilities In all thu posts for thu establishment of training schools for young olllcers Wo have such schools at Fort Leaven worth and Fort Riley but It Is the In tention of thu wnr department to Im prove thoso quarters and creato otlioi schools as may seem Judicious Mortality In Concentration Camps Bociutnry of stuto for war announced that Mr llrodrlck was selecting a committee of women to visit the con centration camps lu South Africa and ntion particularly tho status of cor who was charged with kllig Sallle Swoopo When tho pfllcers took Her jnan to the train on their way to Tus cumbla to place him In Jail for safo keeping tho negroes held the train took the prisoner off and hanged him afterward ridtillug his body with bul lets dapture Boer Laager Graaf Reinet Capo Colony July 16 Colonel Schobels column surprised and recaptured Scliccpers laager at Camdeboo July 14 taking 31 prisoners and capturing a quantity of ammunition and stores ScJieeper with tho bulk of his commando escaped There wero no British casualties Most of the prisoners aro rebels SPARKS FROM THE WIRES Ex Senator Pugh of Alabama Is seri ously 111 it his homo In Washington with liver troublo William It Sill a pioneer lumber man of the northwest died at La crosse Monday aged 79 years Tho Gardner motor works Now York wero struck by llghtnlug Mon day and dostroyed by firo Loss 150 000 Reeves Bros boiler works at Alll anco O wero destroyed by firo Mon day Loss 100000 with 40000 In surance Tho Western Linoleum company of Akron 0 has been absorbed by tho nowly organized trust which controls all of the principal linoleum plants in tho country Tho Idaho board of pardons unani mously decided to commute to Impris onment for life the sentenco of Dia mond Field Jnck Davis under sen tence to hang Wednesday for tho mur der of two sheepmen in 1S00 During a heavy storm Monday light nlng struck a straw shed on the farm of Mrs C McMacklln near New comerstown O Instantly killing Mrs James Huff her daughter Mrs Thorn ton and the lattcrs 4-year-old daugh ter I IL of farmers 1 1 m Sun Scorched Farms in the Heated Zone Arc Sprinkled WESTERN HOT SPELL BROKEN Showers In Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Missouri Clouds Bring Some Relief to Suffering Humanity der Storm at Omaha Kansas Olty July 16 A portion of tho drought stricken southwest has boon relieved by rain during the past 21 houm Grout good has already re sulted to crops and uh thure uru pros pects of n further downfall It Is be lieved thousand upon thousands of dollars will bo saved fartnorn on stock St Louis July 10 Secretary of ui crops Novortholess much great War 13111m Root nccompanled by a or quantities of rain must coiuo before number of army olllcers urrlvod In ft lusting benefit Is done Hi tho per St Louis last night Hu will Inspect Uoiih of contra and western Missouri western Kansas and tho territories still untouched by rain conditions re main unchanged tho tumperaturn pal military posts lu this region said ranging from OS to 100 tho latter nt tho BccrGtnry The purpose of tho In Hutchinson Kan Tho rolns which come nt the end of a drought of from four to eight weeks duration covered southwestern MIb I sourl and portions of ono thlnl of Kan 1 Has inking In tho southenHtern coiner of tho Suullower ututo from Rlloy nndi Dickson counties down to tho houm lino Tho llrst break came Hun- day night when fairly good raliiB fell lu Rartou and Ireuu counties Mo London July lO ln the houso of nm m ho oklnhmnil irilor n Kan lords yuutorday Lord Raglan under sns lu Cowley and Chautauqua coun ties and along tho Union Pncllle rail- road In Riley county These rains while good wore no Hiifllclcut to place tho burned clops out of danger Men- said that tho whites In those camps mornlllK tl hcilVy rain foil In tho nmlxlZ V4 IIIUI1 277 l WT vicinity of Joplln Mo and ravelin and -110 children He sal also that WR CVOHm1 orlonB of Montgomery the mortality for the month T Jima Itutcr ani Hldg wick counties Kansas wns 01 men US women and 57 d fll then Lord Raglan duploiod the heavy f un lIlul0H At 130 n HmUm mortality in bo me of tho camps in thu cuily months of their establishment White Uncertain of Future Iicilin July 10 The Kleluu Jour nal prints a letter fioni United Stales Ambassador White to tho editor of rain fell lu Cherokee county across tho Hue In Kansas preceded by hall benefiting pastures mid small graluu Immensely and bringing icllef to tho crushing plants in the zinc minim dis trict During the iitturuoon a heavy I - I H I tli r 111 that paper In which Mr White hus u y J EldomilO 11111 Wichita Willi At I will l Ihn Unit RKtim If Km I feyvlll the people held a jubilee on tenilier to visit his family Whether or not he will remain In Berlin iu the streets durlog the lain writes depends upon various consider CODURN STILL OPTIMISTIC tain questions between Oormauy and Thinks Reports of Ruin to Kansat the United States which doubtless will occupy the ieichstug at Its next session Universal Peace Union Buffalo July 10 Tho Universal Peace union met hole yesterday to eel c braii ic annlversary of Its or Rioting at Lemburg Vienna ju y 16 Rioie than 100 per sons wiii wounded jesuenlay in an en counter at Lemburg grqwing out ol an attempt iij the police to stop street paradps li id In demonstration in be half of tuo unemployed The mob threw up barricades and defied the po lice The troops wero called in and Farmers Greatly Exaggerated Topeka Kan July 16 F D Co bum secretary of tho state board of agrlcultuie docs not share In the gen eral opinion of thu ruin that will come upon Kansas as a result of thu present dry spell The damuKO to bay and corn has been serious but the ganization Conspicuous among the cy WU1 bo nearly mado up by the grout speakers was Mrs Uelva Lockwood crops of Kaffir corn and alfalfa that ol Washington In her address havo been raised Peace and the Outlook slio re- Mr Coburn states that thoro aro viewed all tho work that has been j 0ver 000000 ncres of Kaffir corn and done in tho Intiesi of International j alfalfa In the state which has not boon f peace niil I rated n condition of this nmtorlnlly affected by tho dry woathec count i nour aniiloH and navies According to leports -there are 40000 would no i ftor bo thought of i 000 biihliels of old corn In the bunds This Itself Is nearly a fourth of the average crop Tho farm er who has stored his corrjfor the lust two years will not bu seriously clip pled STARTLING DEFENSE OF DUNN Will Claim That His Insane Wife Killed Alice Cothrell charged again nud again using buy- New York July 16 The Press onets and bullots Ultimately the do- rays It developed yesterday that J monstrators were dislodged Hanged by a Mob of Negroes Montgomery Ala July 10 A mob of negroes at Courtland yesterday P Morgan Co will have a represen tative On the Union Pacific board of directors In the person of Hoswell Mil ler chairman of the Joard of directors of tho St Paul who resigned from tho hanged Alexander Herman a negro j Union Pacific board but who will bo rolnstted The Gould faction will buvo a representa tive on the Northern Pacific board and E D Adams It is expected will be retired In the reorganization of tho management of that property but tho composition of the new board will bo unddr the direction of j P Morgan James J Hill and their associates W K Vahilorbllt will bo olected a Northern Pacific director I ARMENTA FINALLY CONVICTED King of Wyoming Crtle Thieves Found Guilty of Stealing Sheep Casper Wy July 16 Manuel Ar menta king of the cattle thieves was convicted here of stealing sheep This man has been trjed six tiinos in John son county four times in Fremont county and four times in Natrona county for Inrcony In trials he has cost tho different counties of the stato 100000 Ho and his followers drove the rango cattle business out of this section Ho Is a half breed Mexican and makes his home just south of tho country Ten Thousand Register El Reno O T July 1C All records wero broken hero yesterday by tho registration clerks when 10907 pop sons woro given papers entitling them to numbers In tho groat drawing which will begin on July 29 This makes a total registration of 31015 at El Heno At Lawton thoro woro 7800 persons registered In tlio four days ending Saturday evening Yesterday thoro wero moro than 10000 peoplo In El Heno and todays crowds will likely doublo this Everything Is quiet nnd thoro Is no suffering not withstanding tho intonso heat durlug tho day Baseball Scores Yesterday National League St Louis 0 New York 5 Chicago 4 Boston 1 Cin cinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 Amorlcan League Baltimore 2 7 Washington 8 3 Philadelphia C Boston 1 Sit tip in bed When It becomes necessary to sit up in bed to get your breath when the least exertion such as walking sweeping singing talking or going up and down stairs causes shortness of breath fluttering or palpitation then it is time to do something to brace up and strengthen your failing heart Take Dr Miles Heart Cure It is beat of alt I had palpitation of hoarL my loft sldo huciuno onlnracu nud I could not Bleep ad nlKht Had to sit up lu hod and often walk the Moor to not my lironMi All of Mum troubles woro ourod by Dr MIlcV Heart Jure Miih K V Trunin ML Carroll lib Dr Miles Heart Cut stimulates the digestion in creases the circulation and makes weak hearts strong Sold by druggists on guarantee Dr Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind HEADACHE At alt drug itnrft 2S Doso 25c Dr Humphreys Specifics cure by acting directly upon thu disoiiflu without exciting disorder iu any other part of tho syslom no ctiitm 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