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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, B
ELLEFONTE, PA., JULY 18,
1901.
BIG STEEL STRIKE ON
Acting on President Shaffer's Ord- |
ers, Thousands Quit Work.
TRUST OFFICIALS ARE RETICENT.
Movement Has
Strength
Already Developed
As
Predicted—It
Immense
Shaffer
President
May Be a
Fight to the Finish,
The cause of
not yet been clearly explained
Ing to the tr
refuse the Amalgar
the right t«
dent Shaffer's
did. There the
Pittsburg ily 17 Reports rece
from all sours nnected
great strike
dicate that
gamated A
in hand and
generally
Vario
Ameri
Al
the A
the
18t conferees they
matter
with
point
le
mail
$=
Se de oe
ge
COAL FIREMEN NOW OUT,
n Affects
Yania
throw
began th
the demand
an eight}
od TI
day
delegates ) \ m
of all the min mills and stres
roads in the ea
of the state
It is generally conceded
ation of the strike will upon
the miners. If theystand bythe striking
firemen, the lockout may be a long one,
but if the miners return work as
goon as the companies fill the places of
the strikers, the strike will be lost to
the firemen. Despite tips sent out from
headquarters of the United Mine Work-
prs It Is known that there ls consider
able friction between the United Mine
Workers and the firemen. The miners
think that the strike is inopportune
and that the firemen should have wait.
ed until the present agreement between
(he operators and miners expire before
king their dmands. It is also alleged
that when the miners went out on
strike last fall the firemen remained at
work and this bas caused a little feel.
fag too, Still the United Mine Workers
aust be governed by their leaders, and
it 1s Enown that the heads of the or-
t rall
1 norti
ern part
hat the dur-
depend
to
+ Mra
ganization in this section are in favor
of the strikers,
snd ——
KANSAS STILL SUFFERS,
Rains Mave Been of Little Ben.
efit to Crops.
eka, Kan., July 17 While rain
he uring 1! ist 24 h
Local
ours, in
drought
snefit has
1 he
8, and
i the
suff
damage
Got Information
ii
n
ist Spring Is Dead
philan
promise
awful, Says Judge Clark
1% J Re ( D
sg district
vastar
United State
aring jay of
@ the temporary
against the striking
Tad 1 that for plcketing an |
injunction © he granted that |
acts of violence and even boycotting
were not to be met by Inj tion
inju
but
Keller to Seek Vindication,
New York, July 17.-The Rev John
Keller, it announced yosterday
will shortly take steps to prove him:
self Innocent of the charges made by
Thomas GG. Barker. It has not yet
been determined what form the action
will take. but it is sald the matter will
be sifted in court. Mrs. Barker has
stated she will only tell her story in
court, never before an sccleninntioal
body, so Keller will probably bring a
suit for slander and have the case set.
tiled that way
wan
Tolstol Dangerously Ill
London, July 17.--M., Techertkoff,
who is Count Tolstol's representative
in Great Britain, has received a tele
gram asserting that the famous Rus:
sian 1s dangerously ili with fever, ac
FUNSTON ON AGUINALDO
Former Rebel Chieftain’s Captor
Tells How It Was Done,
MACARTHUR APPROVED PLANS.
Forged
PI
Letter Introduced Lieutenant
To
acino, a Onetime Insurgent
| partment yesterday made public Briga-
i ¢ . f
companied by great wenkness, aad
that his state Is very serious.
Filipino Leader Who Was
Completely By Surprise,
W The
Taken
ashington, July 13 war de
ieneral Funston's
report
made
of the
inder date
rt presents in de
I capture
made
f Aguinaldo
Chie repo
atl
i h
(yen
facts re
IE to the
wh were
public
ral F a]
f the expedition
r commanding gen
unston sh
of northern
and then
to General
* PROPERTY.
je Reason
at
ahe
ry that the
\ { then
gates office and de
ney. She 4id
1 to Mr. Roger
eat stress on the
t initials were M
first I
After
her rs
Are Aso
Museun
gate's
the tters In|
she had
her move
fan
Mice
venis were not tra ad
Denver Ministers to Reform City.
July 17.~The minis |
are considering the
organizing a vigilance
Although it Is against the
thugs that the ministers will primarily |
yonver, OC
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lity of
committee
| direct thelr attention, the work which |
they propose to do at once is only |
preliminary to the really gigantic]
scheme tifey have under consideration
Jooking to the uplifting of the entire
community. They propose to establish
an organization as far reaching as
Tammany, but with a view to estad
Mehing law and order Instead of politi
cal supremacy
Carnegle Library at Charlottesville,
Richmond, Va, July 17.—A letter
has Just been received at Charlottes-
ville. Va.. from Mr. Carnogle, offering
to give to that city $20,000 for a Ib
brary buildipg, providing that the eity
will furnish a site and appropriate for
the maintenance of the library $20,000
per annum.
Still Another Carnegle Gift.
Stillwater, Minn, July 17.-—Andrew
Carnegie has offered Stillwater $25,000
for a publie library. A site has already
been secured, and the council will pro-
ide the required Income.
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