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NEWS OF THE WEEK
SFARE WITH NON-UNION MEN
Owners Will Open Up Gokltiald Mm*«
Weunvaaay.
(VCNTY, OREGON.
EEEET IS ASSEMBLED!
I»» « I MBER
13,
All rrepiraîlons Ccnipleîed lor
Great Naval Movement.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
ADMIRAL EVINS IS IN COMMAND
«a-Í*
* » •
1907«
WAR UN MINER» UNION.
outai le of thè henp and t « lattea ta
thè Interior
I ' •• latter à ■■iti«'* aeama
tu break up thè more -omp i partici««
mt.l prepare th.-m f -r thè action of tbs
fortner
lf thè aclloti of thè forme!
la (•»• rapi«! « great deal of thè nltrr»
gen ¡«a»»"» i-ff luto thè «Ir In thè forut
>f atnmonla or fre< nltr .• n. and la Inai
tu thè a«>ll fr>mi «hence It carne
300 U S. Regulars Now In Camp st
Golubsld. Nevada.
Goldfield. Dec
10
Wednesday
Goldfield, Dec. 9
Encouraged,
ha» been definitely decld««d upou a*
doubtless, by the presence of federal
the day tor reopening the mines In
tr<lops lu Goldfield, the Goldfield
Goldfield
Mineowner«' Association held a mewl
An authoritative statement waa
ing yesterday afternoon, »nd last
made tonight that already «ufficivnt
night gave out a stat« uieiit in which
men ar* on the ground to work the
It Is openly said that the members of
Y* t n t *rl
mine*. The total number of thoe*
the association have decided to make
I' Il Htovall «ays ■• t-.»lghbor wh«
that have been quietly brought In
a determined struggle to free Gold
make« a g I living from Ids apiary
and those who have a«*cretly made
field of union domination aud make
><«tr«r« and Htalr«.
application to return to their former
•i.i-v. -«fullv winter* III» Iroa throuxk
thia an open camp.
There ha» t>e.«o a rapid Increase the th* ■•«■ .I months In a cellar provided
positions la p)ac>«d at luoo. There
Th« statement uf the purpose of the
.
,8»!
few years lu the numtier and value for the |mrp< »" He »tstro that bees
A Return* of ths Leas Important but are about 1.500 Weetern Federation
mineowners is direct and unequivo
men out
The no u who are to take Voyage to Pacific Greatest Teat Ever cal, »nd throws down the gauntlet to | of the horse« aud mule» In the United
tuny t>* an ro-ful ■ v. Intered In cellar«
Not Laes I nters st log Events
11. ¡d.i.-. « if : 1,. ’ I : ». ;» .,:.- ii.t to
Ui dortaken In History of the
. State«
the Western Federation of Miners.
I -.•« i>!.-.| the ■ ■• lar Is given O'er entire
be housed at the mines, but will be
of ths Pa«t Wssk.
Officer« of the association refused
In tuoo there were IS.tl24.OOO horse* ly to the !»-•■» and us«*d for no otb«i
American Navy.
scattered through the camp and pro
to say If any steps have already been and mules lu the United Stataa Dur
There la always an un
tected, tor each Individual *111 be
taken toward Importing non-union Ing Hie next flw years there was *n pur|»«sc
guaranteed protection by th* Mine
miners in suthcient numbers to re Increase* of 27 7 ¡»«r cent, eo that en healthy i»lor. that la as dlaastroua t«
On* person was killed and two Injnt- owners' Association.
a« i» thing ••:». emitted from de
<>ld Point (’■•mferi, Va., Dec. 10 — open the mine«, which are now Idle
ed in black hand outrage« at Pittsburg
Two propositions have been posi The double starred flag of blue, etn- and rapidly filling with water, but January I. It«»5. the number of hors«"«
••'.■«I fruits, veg. table« and auch thing«
tively decided upon. I hr* making of
An unknown vee.el ia rep rted wreck an open camp for all time and the < blem of the eomtnaader-in-chlef of the stated that many telegrams are being an«! mules bud I ik rva»«-d to 10.Ma.0tA). as are uauall.r atore.l In rollsr» Ths
.e ,-e ’.ar ».
I •■ ’ to« entered nor
ed a short distrance south of nan Frnu- early lowering of the »age ► al". At Pacific >•-.■•■<-! l>attleahip fleet, was flung received hourly, offering men, and but the Im'rease did ii«>t slop at that
that within 4* hours the mines could rate. <>u the first of January, l!M>7, ll»'url...t in, n re thin Is abs-vluteiy
einro.
the same time th*- Mlnrownera' A»- to the breere from the main truck of be opotled with the same number ut I there
were no less than 23.5O4.UlM tieeeMarv It sh -uld he made a quiet
the battleship Uonmvticut yesterday,
The eonit martial of General Htoeerol •ixlatlon Is going to begin a vigor
and Rtvxr Admiral Robley l>. Evan» men aa were formerly at work In horse* and mule«, showing an Increase
ous
crusad«-
to
lower
the
cost
of
liv
■ ■ ■•’• -«■••,! Ii.
for th« little booty
them. On«« concern In Han Francisco
Is tiering an end. The evidence looks
formally aseumoi hi« poalUon as hw ler It Is said, offered to send l.OOt) men of IS per ••»«lit dm.ng Hie two years makers
ing In Goldfield.
bad fol him.
sulwe-ptent to "JO6
of the greatrel naval movement In the on an hour's notice.
Frail rirklna ■•■he«.
Denver, Doc. 10 -Th* cxocutl*« hi»toty of the American p«»<«ple.
Bnsch. the gtest M Iwaukee brewet,
ric««« -wte are iw llnad to talk over
The officers of the association say,
Tide brake! is made front an ordl
ha* declared for a restriction of the board of the Western Federation of
Yrotcn'ay was aasembly «lay for the however, that n> (hie. belief thore production at the present ar* confront
Miners tonight Issued the following fleet, which is t • set »ail next Monday, are enough men In the camp who rd with th«« Indisputable fact that dur
nary Ileleware fruit basket
A stray
liquor traffic.
statement concerning the prro«nt and of the lfl gnat righting machine* will leave the union now tu make
goea over the shoulder of the picker
Itig
the
seven
years
when
the
Increase
train
wreck
in
Hones's Imnd was In a
controversy UR ween »he < ;>’idfivid
t he lui portal Ion of men unnecessary,
and lea»es both hands free for gather
Association and the ordered to skirt Ibe southern end of all and they are looking for the»« men In numbers amounted to 50 per cent
Michigan but only one nienti er a as Mineownera'
America
anil
inaugurate
a
new
naval
there vrm *1«, an Increase In price per
G>>Mf: 1 Ml.'.«':« I :>l.>:>
hurt and he not la ally.
to make application early In the
"On December 4. Pr«-alr!ent R imi **- •■re in the Pacific <»-een, there »ere but
It Is imponible, the operators head amounting to over 80 (»«r «"eut
Several naval »wrols are e<|uip|>ed velt Issued a proclamation ordering tw > iMgnrd». Throe were the Ifl IXMX) A . . k
say,
for
them to get enough men In Thus on January I, ll»s). our horses
with wlrelee* telephones »nd expeit- federal troops to proceed to («old- ton Minnesota, flagahip of R««r Admir
the
mine«
at present to operate the and mule* were valued at I7I6.EIWLQ00.
mmU thus far are sansiactory.
field, Nw., ostensibly for the pur- al C. M Thoma», commander of the pumps and kc«-fi them clear of water, while on January 1, l!«<fi. they were
po»e
of
prot«'cHng
life
and
property.
second squadron of the fleet, and the t'nve-lns are constantly taking place, valued at t?.274.'M2.fM«i
Chicago does not want the National
That there w»» ever any datigi-r to
Democratic convention and the meeting either person or property is empha Kentucky, whose paltry 11,150 tons and other damage la being wrought
This Is a phenomenal record and yet.
will doubtl«-» be held eith> r st ft. Paul tically denied by the officers of Es relegated her to a poaitlon at the end of by reaaon of the Inactivity.
notwithstanding this extraordinary In
No
unuaual
excitement
was
caused
the armored column.
Tile Kentucky
or Louisville.
<-renM I ii number ana value, horse* are
meralda county, nnd by the mer
also is th« oLlrot vrorol among the Ifl, by the arrival of the first detachment
chant*
and
cltlsena
of
Goldfield
The
In greater demand today than they
Nearly 50,000 Italian* have left the
liavtng liven laid down with bar «ivter, of troops and the crowds that gulh
only
Uni'*«i State* »Ince Dvember I. They was reason fur th» preacul trouble the Kearvatige, In IHWfl. at the twginning ered at the depot quickly dispersed have *v««r ..... Il t»«fore III tile history of
the di-clslun of the mine op< ra-
after '.be troops had marched to the •he Unite,! Htatc*
are rettutning to the t borne country tor*
to fore« upon the miners a scrip of the »ar with Spain. Nine years ago tn«»». Iii the northwestern part of the
on account of tiuancial stringency».
that would not be taken at par by is an ancient perirxi in modern taittle- rlty, where they have gone Into tern-
Ing the fruit. It Is bud prsctlro la
Hrrplng Unga In Mutanti«.
The California Fnpreme court has the railroad company, the Well»- ship oon»traetinn, ao great have be*n porary encampment. Goldfield ia
shake any kind of fruit from the tree
Hers
la
an
easy
plan
of
keeping
hogs
;
Fargo
Express
Company,
the
poat-
th* stride* In
naval archi* quiet and there are no Indications of
susiaineti the special holiday statute re
from going from hog pastures to cow It should always be picked by hand
I office, the stores or the bouruiug tactnre.
Impending trouble.
cently passed by the legislature allow
pasture*, and at the same Hm« allowing ant ■ •nrefiu'i | i .-I l-i flu package la
i houses. Neither would the mlnetrwn-
The
colliet
Alia
renda
La»
preceded
The
Nevada
Workman,
organ
of
ing court erosions on specially called
which It Is sent to market. By thia
era guarantee that they would r«- the fleet south with owl.
1 hete were the mln«' workers In Goldfield con ths cattle to g<> from one pasture to
holidays.
decru thia scrip at any time In the •eerie* of activity on bu*t«l the w«»ela tains a a!.stem-nt by Charles K Mac the other at will. As shown In the method Injury Io the extent <>f 10 ta
A six-day bicycle race ia on in New ' future.
klnnon, president of the Goldfield sketch, the o|>enlng tn the fence may 25 per rent may be avoided.
"In refusing to accept thia worth yrstrrday. The creus of many of the Miners' t'nlon. In which ho says:
York.
be as Wide aa desired Two by twelve
battlrohipa
were
eng«g««d
tn
tlllin*
the
less »crip In exchange for their hard
"There la no sans man in the dis
I ora I.and for U>r Itraa < r*p.
Mrc Ixitiiaa Taft, mother of Hacre- labor, the miners of Goldfield are bunkciN with ‘•picked*’ coal, while oth trict who will say that there was any Inch plank are nulled to the fem«« I «»at»
Henna may t>e planted late and in»
tarfy Taft, Ia dead.
taking a manly aland against the er« were engaged in loading supplt- need for the federal troop* in Gold about four ur six Inches from the
ground, and two extra ¡«•■•I« arc «et out turo t»efore a probably frost, for see-
usurpation of governmental func mental uiagasine atoree.
field.”
Gustav V, son of the dead monarch, ilun» by unreliable banking firm*,
from the fence about a foot. The plank »rnl years beans base txirn» a <»»»d
The
paper
an
ya
editorially:
is now king of Sweden.
»hlih anaume the right to set sable
"11 la evident <ha< the Mineown Is nailed to the Inside of tlx-se )»>«(«. price, and If the wheat crop proves ta
RiCOVEH’NG BODIE S.
Railrrol* will not grant reduced the legal mouey of the nation.
ers’ Association Intends to re-enact and Hus (dank should b* about four t>e as short as threatened at this writ
"We desire to call the attention of
the tragic scenes of Colorado. The feet longer than the one fastened to ing the consumption of them la likely
rates to national convention*.
tho American people to the awful Bard o* Rercuere at Monongah Ara coming of the troops m< ana nothing
the fence so as to go by the «¡ictilng at to l>e larger than usual The planting,
American latorer* are to replace ‘for disaster at Monongah. W. Va . where
short of that. Violence aud disorder each e;id about two fret. Th* hogs harvesting and thmshlng of beans may
Making Slow Progress
500 coal miner« ware murdered by
eigners in the Fittsburg coke work*.
will ensue upon the arrival of the
I» done by machinery now. which re
Mucngwh. W. Va., I»uc. 10.—When troops and It la apparent that th«
[the capitalist system In Its greed fur
It is deflnletly known that the dead [profit*.
moves a former serious objection te
Had President Rooaevelt «iarknpM came last niglit a total of flfl gloomy history of Colorado la co be
in the Monongah mine exiosion will been as anxious to enforce the laws bodies l«aii Iwen brought from the two
their culture and If the crop area on
rewritten.”
resell 550.
In \\ eat Virginia, had he considered wncked mines at Monongah. Rescue
n farm has been made smaller than
A statement to th« public by th«
deelied. by re.i-m of the cold spring, a
Th* Minrowner»' areociatlon of Gold aa well the proti«ctlon of th« live* of wotk, while alow, was progressing Goldfield Mino Operators Associa
those miners by demanding that the smoothly and a« rapi«lly a« due prreau- tion states In the beginning that "re
field <>f beans might be advantageously
field, Nevada« la dete mined t<> have an
tnlneowners safeguard their em tion lor the re-< i<-rs wnul«l permit.
pealed outrages against Individual
tiaed In cite: ding the «•■a-on's rrop«
open camp.
ploye» against unnecessary dangers,
Il is l«lleve-i that c!«»»e on to 100 of
Good corn Im "l is ev« Itrnt for beans
Oregon national lank» Lave cash re- [as he la to seud the regular army to
the «trod will have been rec «verevl by of men desirous of Investing in the
and their cultivation does not differ
crush
an
organisation
whose
only
rervea on hand far in *xcea* of the legal
daylight today. The tire which cau»««d mines, open looting of every mine
Ynatrrlally
tr m Hint of corn heme II
alm
Is
to
better
the
conditions
and
carrying high grade ore and deeds
require men ta.
docs not require any «pe.-lat Instructif
J mak«« happier the Ilves of the work- a *u»pensloti of re»cue work H«>nday and of violence have become SC unbear
The call for the R«-publican Nnallon- ■ Ing cla»a, 5t)8 blackened corpse« early Monday in mine N«». 8, was ex- able that the owners must either
or skill to grow them successfully.
■ I convention ha» been iasned, to meet i would not today be laid upon the tlnguishetl, it is »«id, at noon yeater close the mines, hand them over to
altar
of
greed
at
Monongah,
W.
Va..
dav.
in Chicago on June ¡6, 1008.
the union, or make a desperate effort
> «» > WFB* < r*>|* tor «Ifat!».
around which w*«*q> widowed wives
The fourth «lay was a repitllion of I'« to gain th« right to work them as we
Home |>«- >ple st III think alfalfa should
The tramp steamer Hotoyome, en aud orphaned children.
We have cboacn the latter
three prede« «•■■••ora in th« matter of joi - please
l>e Sown with a nurse crop, Those who
route from CopiiHe river to *an Fran-
tbetic seen«*; hiin<lre<l» of woman re alternative, and propose to make one cannot Jump the two planks, and small have had eiiH-rlcn-v with It know bet
foreigners
must
qo
.
cieco with lumber, was bumeil at tea.
jump
over,
ns
they
are
lengthwise
of
final
struggle
for
the
right
to
man
mained near the mine* ail day, ecream
A re. ent publb atton of the Ari
The crew all eacapad.
h«>gs (list go b«twe*n them cannot ter.
ing and ciying until tirey alumel col- age our own property."
xona l’i •
•• .• H’ul' .n »urn« up th«
the «qirnlng
The cattle will readily
J. lhvlicll Brown, general manager Eighty Thousand Will Be Replaced by lapsed. As on former days, h>«t coffee
fact* as follow s :
America'
s
N««r_Pittsburg
I
m
*
uatol
step
over
The
«nme
plan
may
of a defunct San Francisco trust com
KING OSCAR IS DEAD.
was served at inteivals by the company
Nur».« cro|«s !ilnd««r the development
for sh«-ep, only three planks ■nay he
Pittsburg, Dec. 10
pany, ia under arrrot for felonious etn-
Independent to keep the unfortunate women from
of t««|>s and r«»its of alfalfa. e«|-e.-lally
n«H-e«snry
to
retain
them,
although
th«
besilemerit. «nd officer* are after an cokemakers of the Pittsburg aud falling to the ground lu exha iMlaa.
Belov« d Ruler of Sweden Sinks Pain
when by reiisvn of n thick «land or
Connellsville district have decided to
other official of the same company.
writer use* only two for them also
lessly to th* End.
rank growth shading effects are exrea
decrease the price of producing coke
Farm
re
Taft) ia on has way to the United by Increasing the price of their
LOOKING BEYOND BALLOON
Block holm, Dec. 8.— King Oscar la
sire
After the removal of the niirae
Stake*.
workmen. The day of the for.-lgner
dead.
Muhhltig Ifrlp«.
crop tlu« weakened an«! un lcvel«>|>ed al
A very Intelligent and observing falfa plants are ¡»»>rly tlttcd to with
Taft'» mother ia much worse and all has passed, and bv*reafter none but American Army to E aperimant With
Stockholm, fn-c 8
American born or naturalised clti-
Although th" farmer say*
Th* Importance of n stand drought and Hi« stand may be
hope of hvr recovery las been given up. ten* of the United States will be em
Aeroplane*
theaters and other places of amuse
mulch to counteract a drought was lost
In the average ln«tnn«w the loss
Japan ha» thankdl Rouaevelt for the ployed about the 20,767 oven* of th*
Washington, Dre. 10.—The army is ment were open as usual last even
presented to me in a rather forcible In yield of alfalfa due to a nurse crop
independent
operator*.
To
the»*
ing,
the
crowd,
numbering
thou
Stand b* take« on the Japanese eip««i-
already looking beyond the simple l«|.
We had plant«««! probably mor«« than offsets return fr«rr
Americans will be paid higher wag«-» loon, the dirigible Its 11<»ui and like sands, patiently waiting In a pouring manner last spring
tion.
than was paid to the foreigners, but contrivance* for navlga'ing Hie air, to rain In front of the palace, testified a few rows of early beans nnd after th* nurse crop Itself
Harry H. New has been elected chair the operators expect to decrease tho
to the popular sympathy for the aged they bad com* up we hml a mild *¡>«11
the mor* scientific aeroplane. and it monarch, whose life was slowly ebb-
man of the National Republioan com- cost of production.
and In order to »«ve the beana from the
Vtlssourl sheep.
There are SI» of these Independ was announced today that the chief sig« IM
mlttaa.
A new breed of elu-efi I« said to bare
frost. tl»«y were cov«-red with plank«
nal
offieet
will
soon
call
upon
American
Within
the
palace,
members
of
the
ents who own 2O.7C7 oven*, the H.
large amount* of gold continue to C. Frick Coke Company, the fuel end inventors to submit plan« for a practi royal family, high ecclesiastics, the After the danger from fr>««t bn«1 pus»,-«! broli dcvelo|«-d by William Buckman
corn« to thia country hum Londun and of the steel corporation, owning und cal machine, heavier than air, to be Premier and the Minister of Foreign at one end of the rows the planks were lienr <‘ln;q»-r Mo The »cw brow! lias
Paris.
nee«I Instead of a balloon lor military Affaire had been assembled for sev laid between the rows and left for all the liest |»ilnta of Rambouillet*..
up««ratlng 19,900 oven*.
Shropshire« and t'olawolda To etart
lu
the
<0.647
ovena
tn
the
dl»-
purposes. The terms of the advance eral hours In the King's study, to about two week«, which was a dey s>-*
The Fort Pitt National bank of Pitts
which room Illa Majesty had been re ■on. At the other end H h > plank« were with lie used twenty Nbropshiro ewes
trlct, owned by both Independents
burg Iras clo*ed. The bank waa organ- and the steel corporation, ther* are ments arc now under cona deration
Th« beginning of experimentation in moved in bed nt noon, when still moved dear away. The part where the and crowed them with a ltemlioulllct
ise«i in 1069.
•tnnloyed more than 80,000 men. the the use uf aeroplanes, it ia said, will unconscious. Thia measure was taken planks were lietwcen the rowa made buck, and the ewes re. ured from this
Becrrtary Cort* I you haa sold but half majority of whom are at the present not Interfere with the War <le|Mirtment to enable all the family and the olTh double th,« growth of the others The cross were then crossed with a Cots
of the Panama boride. The others will time foreigner». These tnen are paid plana now in execution for the training dale to be present at the last too- growth was evidently due to the mole
wold hink It Is claimed that they In
monte without undue crowding.
an av««rage of
per month. The
be held until the money ia needed.
herit the hardy traits of the Rambouil
The phyetclane tn attendance ad- turs sain! by the planks.
statisticians find that of the |MS a of seirote.! men In the ns* of hallrone
let», the mutton «piallile« of the Hhrop-
A mammy has just been brought to month which the foreigner makes, nor with the project*«! const tuction of ministered atImulanta, consisting of
shires and tin- heavy fleece* of the Cota
aallne solution, camphor and dlgl-
New York which is said to be that of a he puts back Into rlr< uiatlon but |30 at least two dirigible airship*.
Ths
freight
am!
tran«|M>rtntton wold*
talln. which were Injected at Inter
woman who live«l about 4,000 year* a month, living In absolute squalor
vale. and they relieved also as far aa rbargea on a full car of strawIwrrles
during bla atay In thia country.
Homage to Naw King.
possible th«' vesical trouble from from southern j««>ltitw are often from
Roel» Sult tor line«««,
While the remaining
per month
Ft-ckholm,
ths*.
10
—
Attended
by
A strong movement haa developed la saved. '
which the King had Buffered aevere- 1300 to 9300, while on n car of south
For cattle and borace, rock
the
ptliic«««
and
his
suit*,
King
Gustav
in Japan that may force the gvivetn-
ly all through the Illness *
ern peaches the cost of refrigeration placed In telles or troughs in winter
V at noon yesterday treeiv*«! the hom
meu! to atop all emmlgration of labor
Great Britain Mourn*
and tile high priced pnekages th.it have and • altered about the pastures on
age
<>f
the
troop*,
who
were
drawn
up
er» to the Unite«! fl'ates and Canada.
London. Dec. 10.—The death of
Penny Arcades Closed.
to be need run the iiwt up a — ue »•• the gras» In « immer la preferable to
In a semirircl* *tr»<it>d the palace.
The National Hiveta and liar lairs King Oscar uf Sweden haa caused
Cleveland.
O., Dec. 9.—While
Italia have little ef-
any other way
Th* king addre«»ed th* troojia briefly, thme have been no Hunday theatrical on each car that comes Info the Mtate
ao iarees lias petitioned oongieaa to ap the greateat regret In Great Britain
of this would t.<- profit or In reawM feet U|»n It and thia will I m * found
saying that it was his flrm c<>n»iction performance» allowed In Cleveland
propriate ISO IK 10,000 annually for the The relation* between the two coun
both convenient and economical. For
that they would always lie ready to fol for several years, the penny arcade» Income to the local grower.
sy»temati.- and uninterrupted improve tries and between the two royal
slie»-p, however, thia plan does not
Tb* local grower can often soli dl
low him when the welfare <>l th* coun nnd street shows that have exist'd
ment of the national waterway*.
families have been of the closest for
try re.¡uHeil them to «lo so. 1 he fun- by suffrance here, were cloned Hun- r»ct to consumer; there are no heavy Work SO well The r>»’k silt Is so slow
many years, but Englishmen of the
Manager« of New York theaters have pr«-»ent generation have a warm re era! of the iale kir g 1» expected to te day.
or refrigerator charges to pay. and to dli«»<dve Hint they are not able to
d«-:dmi to give no Run'iay «hows.
thcer two Items alee* often eat up over get a • ■iffi.lent quantity of It to satlafy
gard fur the deud monarch tiecause held Dreember 19. Only the reigning
Taft
Fn
Route
Homa
one
half to two thirds of the gross »alro their want» h- i e It Is necessary to
i
sovereign
of
Hwr-drn.
among
the
crown
of
hla
friendly
attitude
during
the
from
ilnngBrlane returning home
Cuihaven. Dec 9
Tho ateamshlp of fruit brought from a distance, while use the loos«« salt for them.
America are aaiiaing riots on the fron- South African War. King Oacar paid <»! hem!», ia likely to attend.
President Grant, with Bocretary of the local grower save« It J II llale.
hla last visit to England In 1900,
tier.
War William H. Taft, and the mern- Connecticut. In American Cultivator
MrrlffoN In % trmnnt,
when Cambridge University con
Reduction of Wages
b«»ra of hla party on board, left here
Senator Borah has left Washington ferred upon him tho honorary de
The
merino
sheep Industry In Ver
Goldfield, Nev. Dee. 10 —Late yes at nmin today for New York via Bou
for Boise t>> take patt in the Pettibone gree of LL. D.
mont Is sgaln entering an era of prop-
l a*«« nf M r it nr«».
terday afternoon the Gol ide Id Miners* logne and Plymouth
trial.
While
An authority «-lalma that fully one peril, that presages a boom
association issued Ite ultimatum to the
Valuable PalntTg Riolan.
third of the manure void«««! on the by no means approaching the palmy
King Oscar. of Sweden, la very low.
Courtral. Belgium, Dec. 10.—Ona miners in Goldfield, in the shape of a
Lid On In Kalam»r->o
farm* of the Fnltwl fitste« Is lost The days of thirty years ago, the Industry
The crown prince haa been appointed of Van Dyka'a great masterpiece* »et of resolutions adopted at the meet
Kalamaxoo. Mich . Dec 9.— Mayor
ferment a thin of manure Is can««««! by Is reviving ami each year for a decada
ing
which
had
been
in
pr
igrre»
all
day.
regent.
Th* Erection of the Cross,” ha*
Thompson Issued an order that all of
be«*n atolnn from the Church of th* Three résolut ione rmlaaiy the new scale the theaters here cloee during Hun ths action of two forms of orgsnlsm* past lias shown an Im-reaae In ship-
All the bodies of the miners who Notre Dame. Th* thieve* carefully of wages to be in vogue from thia time day. The order prohibit* "entertaln- One form I« thst whl> h require* an menta of fancy strains of inert
lost their livea at Fayotto City, Pa , eut off the canvas from th* frame on, showing a lowering ol the rcalelments or any other form of amuae- • bnndnnce of oxygen and die* wfien ex
breeding »li. «-p to Afrl- a and A
bars been recovered.
tabout 20 per oant,
|met>t. "
■ nd carried It away.
(K«ed to IL The former thrive* ou the trails
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