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WORK OF THE
LEGISLATURE
3111 Passed Grantinu an Appropria
tion to Scranton Home
for the Friendless.
EMBALMED MEAT BILL
Is Defeated for the Second Time
During the Present Session Senate
Concurs in Conference Report on
the House Bill Taxing Company
Store Ordors All Minors' Bills
Cleaned Up, Except Throe Still in
Committee Bill Authorizing: Bor
oughs to Require Planting: of
Shade Trees Passed Other Moas
ui es Considered in House and
Senate
lit lA.lmne Wiip frim The -nii.ilcd Puss
llatrhbutg, June 11. The senate till
a Met noon sprung a sutptise by iinn
loneiiiilng In the house amendment"
to the 'ox capltol bill, which passed
the house llnally at Its morning ses
sion. The bill was sent back to tip
hoti-p. and if the house insists upon Its
.iinendnients, a (onloieme committee
will then be appointed by both houses.
Senator irn, of D.iii)hln, who has
i lunge of the bill, will make an effort
to li,i the nppreipiiation mised Ironi
t,M.il.rni(i to Sl.noO.OOO, and will nN try
In Ii.im' the piesent piovMon In the
bill, wliieh calls for state ow net ship of
the bent, light and power plant for the
lieu building, stricken nut anil a pto
lso Insetted so that the governor, if
lie Muds it ei'onoinleal. shall use his
dl-eietiou as to whether the state
should have its own plant.
The two i.iilway bills iuliodueed last
night by Messis. Kneht, of iniloii. and
Si ntt. of Philadelphia, which supple
ment and amend the Koeht and l,m
iiy lailway acts, weie lead the Hist
time ami will come up foi second lead
ing tnnintiow and final passage on
Thuisday.
The senate cum tin oil In the confor
ine tepntt on the house bill taxing
company slote nrdcis, and the bill now
sues to the gnvcinoi. This eleais up
.ill the ntlnets' bills, with the exception
it the tlnee Mil! in committee. The
.nntei erne lepott on the bill author
izing school dbeetois of, townships,
having a populalinii of over 5.000 In
habitants, 1o employ one person as
township snpei Intendeut, to be com
missioned by the hoard of dhectors, at
a salary to be Used bv the hoaid, was
al-o msi red to.
The house bill pinhihlttng tlie use of
nniai'it- iclil, sylicyllc acid, s.illeyllcate
of soil, or any other inlttilotis eom
lioiiuil or substance lor the pieseiva
tion nf meat, lisli or un in Hole of
liiiin,iii looil, was defeated, and cannot
lie leconsldet ed, its It has been defeated
om e befuie dm lug I lie session.
House bill i ckuI.U iiiK and defining
the bouudaiv lines of public toads was
deleated. ic onsjileied and postponed
for the piesent.
Bills Passed Finally.
These bills weie passed dually:
IIuiim' liill lutlionlic bniuiishs In H'l'llH' I'"'
l'lui'iiitf nf Mi.ulo tin1" nlonir ill.' public i-tm's
ihnn.i hi the uvuith of .ibutiinu; piopiiti in
l I lain lWs,
IViuditi.c lor t. teftiil ition uf ill minis of
iikI, h .an i 1m lenioi il Ihoiifioin nf nhsim,.
linns .mil to piiieiit llii' rw.illuii nf limb, l.y
w a r
Vpprppii.itiue.' "('.Km In tlii Ilmne fm f tie
l't'ollillosS nf s, intcill.
Vullui'iiujr nppeiN f i mil tlii no i-ion of Hie
iinniis enurls nt inminoii pie is n as, iin nt nf
U c.i-es (n tin siiperidr inuit
Viithotilnz .no inunii Ipility to rniinul wllli
I In- n.iet nt ma nihil iniiiili linllti foi mui,.
pulpites illil piulilllllt; .1 IllOtlinil III ai 1 1 i lining
tin' dimii,(s caused tluiib.i .a. i fni tin lit! s.
nietit .mil pivi'ient nl tin1 F..U. r
I'Klir.', luiulitlin; ami establishing tho fun
u I"' i hutted by i iin.lablo
ii'ifiirin. IniiMilitloii iiiiui 1011)111.111 pbas
mints In .itithnrie tin' .lildptlrii nf ihlldirii be
a 1 1 imiii living in .imitliti Male iiioa petition
if i illu I luiitil 'nf Mali iliilil,
I'liniillw: tint pci -mis clm.il vijili inula
flli'lllis shall In- llilllli' OVI'lll-hlll III III' (units
nf n.iu nml tiimlurr .a.il 4e1te1.1l ii! dcllieii
Ilnm-p Mil ptniiditiK fni llir establishment and
in 1 inter, iiu nt imlilli' liln.iiioi ai s( , mi.l ami
Hi nl ili, illii'i ami in lioriinclii.
IllpfllillU Mil inn 17 uf Hi" ut nf pill "',
l'Vi, mill the MniplctiHiil lliciiiii nf i i I 11,
IV S, w bull Iflllo Ifl lln' Imiw nf il'u;c nf
1lru1 Pfiin-fli mil
Ann lellliur lli ml iclitlin tn llir- ,t 11,. 111.1..
nil 1.0 lint I lie Mute liijuiiu'i'h uionllily sot
niciit (lull In piiilnl in ,i; ntniiiiiiV nf tlu
ftalr, lo nl iiili sb.ill lii piiiitni n Han,
li'li.', iiottJil of (oiiliiilni; tin- piililU.itinn in lu.i
llsilWiiirc piirr,
A laiKo iiunilipf of bills, most ot
tliein taiiyliiir appioprlatlniis, woio
lead tlio first and second ilnu, .-ifter
whlih tlie senate mljoiiineil until S
o'clock toulKllt.
The oitli'i of husliiess for tlie 10.
nialnder of tlie week calls to two ses.
slops to inoriow, 01111 at 10 n, 111. and
the other al 0 i. Ill, The Html Fes.slon
of the WPPk will be lipid nil Tliuisilay
ntorunip beKlnnliiK al S. !10 oVloek.
The spirtte wiip in session about
fifteen minutes tonluht and dm hit;
that time l'nrty-.sepn bills wem to
r.oitert from fommlltep ami (He weie
teported fiom the limise, with the In
fruniatlnn thai the house had passed
the same, The house bill legulatlug
the sale of innovated butter was
amended by t-pdiieliiR- the license fee
of luanufiU'tiiieis fiom $1,000 to $100,
The wholesale dealers' license tax Is
nxed at 5300 and the iclalleis at $10.
In the House.
Harrlshui'ff, I'.i., June It --The Fox
capltol bill passed llnally in the house
today; yp.is, I;i3; tins, ::9. The bill now
rocs to the senate for eouciinence In
the house amendiiieuts. The most Im
poitant nf those aie the it'iiuot Ion of
the appropilatlou to complete the
buIldliiK fiom $5,000,000 to $1,000,000,
mid the elimination of the clause pio
vldltiK for minority repiesentatlon on
the commission to bo appointed by
Governor Stone.
The bill allowing foreign corpora
tions operating In Pennsylvania to hold
leal estate for coipoiate put poses
failed on final pnssni;e.
A bill was Intiodlieed by Mr. MnMie,
nf Lehigh, limklii"; it u misdemeanor,
punishable by a fine not exceeding t'M
ami tlnee years' Iniprlsoiiment, to wit
fully poison dogs.
The bill reRliltitliiK the salaries of
court criers and tipstaves In courts In
counties havliiK a population of triO.OOO
nlid not exceeding fiOO.iwn, failed on ilnal
passage.
The lepott of the (Olifelpnce cnnunlt
l"e on the I'Vriebee stole older bill, en
doised by the fnlted Mine Workers,
was adopted. The bill levies a lax of
2 per cent, on the lace value of store
01 dels, cheeks, etc., except ot del s for
coat and lent.
The bill suppletuentlii"; and nuioiKltiiR
the act Koveinlnn; second-class cities,
known as the "Plttslmiir Hipper,"
passed llnally by a vote of lL'S to il".
These bills weie teported fiom theap
ptopilutlon committees; Homeopathic
State hospital, $i!00,00(l; Kast Stroiids
lntrK State Noimai school, $40,000; West
Side hospital. Scianton, $lii,000.
The follow Iiik hills pass,d llnall.N :
lliilmiiK lln' firs of inuit sU,noitr.iilnt
I'iuM.lin,' fui .111 mliliiiniiil (i. mt jmlite for
Mliplwin iniiiili.
'In iiiiilf .1 Ilt.i1l.nl in jn ai t ion fnr ilioic
In a 'ninpiiiiit i'iu-s In .ill nutters mik'ti.il in
lie l'ie mIicic line bns Wii pi'isonil mi
mm 01 I no miIiiiifiii, is wi'Il aa in nil ia-n
piinlitu ulii'ii' linn li lie tiriii iwn nliiriH nf
Milipm His of lion rt liiipntiis I11 Hie lii'rltr Ji.il
ilui' notlie In tin- nsponilt'iil by pulilk.ltion 114
rp-iiliril liy h .mil tin inlii ot tlis ri'lil!vc
1- nuts.
The bill it fiiclliK I rom sixty to ten
days tlie time for lecotdltiK purchase
mottev moitirages failed on ilnal pus
s.iKe. The bill deelai Insr void all deeds
at piesent tiniecoideil unless thevaip
lecorded within ninety days after the
passage of the act. also failed.
The bill lequhlng wapres to lie iald
semi-monthly was amended by Mr.
Cooper, of Delawaie. by .striking out
the clause piesctlbliiK an Iniprlsoii
ment of thltty dajs for violation of
the pioposed act.
The bill ptesiribes a line of tJOO for
violation and as amended ptovldes
that waucs shall be paid on application
of five instead of a niajotity ot etn
ldojes if a 1 oipot.ition. Tlio bill
passed tliiid leaillna and was laid
aside tor pi tilling and final passaRe.
Mi. Jones, of Philadelphia, offeied a.
motion wlikb was 1 elected by a vote
of ."il to 7S, 10 rpcnnsjder the bill ap
piopilathiR .VJ,."U0 to pay the evpenses
of lt"piesentjtlve Suuier hi the elec
llnn contest of Tift.iny s. S(tiler, ironi
Wynniiim- count v, was beaten. The
bill legul.itliifr the salaries of court
ci lets and tipstaves la courts of coun
ties haincr a population of l.'iO.OOO and
mil more than ."50.000, was leconsideted
and postponed for the piesent.
The bill .ippioprlatliiK Hl.i)00 to the
Ladies' 11. A. It. Hume at ilawklus
Station, Allegheny comity, was ret on
sideied and passed llnally.
Appropriation Bills.
'lite 01 dei of business at tonight's
session of the bouse was the consid
eration of appiopiiatiou bills for pri
vate chaiities on Hist and second
leadlntr. Xeatly all the appropila
tlou hills except those of the larger ln
slllutlnns ltiie been leptnted fmm
the house committee. Amonp; the bills
lepoited todav w;is one nppiopilathifr
5.::0il,OO0 for a homeopathic state hos
pital fur the insane, to be located In
the center of a dlstiict composed of
Uiadtord, Jtucks, Carbon. Lackawan
na, Lehltth, Monroe, Northampton,
Pike, Siillhan. Su()uehanna, Wayne
and Wyoming counties, Oovennor
Stone Is authorized by the bill to ap
point a commission of the to purchase
lite loud and eieet tlie buildings. The
tallowing apptopriatlon bills passed
finally: ll.ihneman hospital, Scian
ton. R10, 000.
Tlie senate bill appropiiatlng $1,000,-
000 to pay the deficiency in the school
appproprjatlou caused by Ooveitior
Stone's 1 eduction In 1 S 10 was called up
lor final passage by 'Mr. Champaign,
of Tioga. Mr. Corny, of T.uzeine,
moved to go into commit lee of the
whole, tor the purpose of umendlir-?
the bill so that the money shall be
paid to toe dlstilcts befoie Novem
ber. 1!H)I.
The bill passed finally by a vote of
l.'l to 7. Those Anting in the negative
weie; Messis. l'eacoiu, of West
moreland; Wlss, ol Delaware; 'Me
Cunp, nt T'ielte; McTlghe, Alleghe
ny: Savage, Stiilb and VooiIicpps, of
Philadelphia.
The vote by which Hip bill pro
hibiting school teachet.s fiom acting
ns agents for school books In the)
school dlstilcts In which they teach
was postponed Indellnltelv, was I'econ
.sldeied and Hie bill was again placed
011 the calendar.
INTERNATIONAL
Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION.
Large Gathering' at Boston Dele
gates fiom All Over the Globe.
Hi I'.vclii'bo Who from 'lln Woelntril "usv
lliv-lim, .bine 11 A Ricit uiiiiiiisalioii srrcloil
1'll'i.illl'llt IMnlii I ''linn, nf Pi.itmi, O,, H
lie i.illdl in milir tin iiitpiiiational julillw mn.
1 lit ioll of llll' Olllljr Mfll's (.lllistilll llkviclltliill
III Mi 1 Initio' liulliline loiliv 1'ioni .ill miT ilm
Klnlio llii ilelit.no linl luinu, lirliuni',' lllt
1I11111 liiilttnlnil inlhUM.i-iii In Ilm uuat 'vntV
ft 1 .Milium linn. Ihr I'V lull ".is lailimt ullh
inloi', Ullllc kl.ltllllllls 111, tllf till' l" llll'l llll' lui'l-
Urn o sl.ilo ilili'i.'.itinn .mil tin 0Jls ot lln.
tii.cni.-liiil iiipii limn otlir 1 mtiiti Ks .nu) UtuH,
He upi'iiiii,' OMiiUof wirecitiot lnu-f, I'leiulent
shuci not niikuiir piclitnliiaiy irmatka, lint au.
Inir tli Killuilicr to Join in tlit'lnx "VII Hilt
lln' I'uwit of .loiiV 11no."
Itic .iitrinoon 'mm' a.s In M In 'Innilv
ilnaili ami Kt-t. (luilri, (nttilioit MM, II. l ,
ul Sow V11I.. prfulml Ilm sun. on. WIIUjih
1 lloiljo, of Nin Voik, 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 0 I ai 1I10 oieinii
nirrlint; ill Moilianlo' lull, ulicn tlio uie Jim
ill! wrli.iini'i nolo iMhiliii. Hi.' pnnolpil
utlilu a lij IJonorii MdcoK, nt .Now Yoit
A unliju.-" fojturo nl Ilui rionltc otiio ws
In an In a rlo ot pinion., tuim of v. bii.li luil
lion t ( in Its utllUit ioi Dip dciston li.o Ilia
Itu l)i- Hall, of Now oik, who loolti'd hn.
'J lie aulin." of 1 li.Miin ani 11 piajci otleinl by
the l!l Hot, I onl lluliup of Union ilo.snl Hit
fcctiuo.
ANGLO-AMERICAN TRAP SHOOT,
111 Kxilmlie VViic from Tlie '.ssnilatnl Piess.
london, tunc 11 fhe nglo-aiciU.in nip
ulioot opoi.i'U I o.l ij at the Mid'llisrx Gun cl'ih
raiiso. 't lie uoatlirr was btlxlit nml llicro ai 4
fair attrniljiiio. A 'ilgli, kui wind prevented
(S0i rotoid
hi tlio international shoot, at tlio (nil of tlie
ft. u 1 IiiihiIkiI liinli, Hie score ua; Atusrirau),
li'l. Ittilisb. S0J.
'the total tcoxti uf tlio trup klmotits for !li.j
day "etc: Amcrkani, fuC; Untub, tOl.
WORLD'S COAL
RECORD BROKEN
Oillclal Reports Show That the
Year 1900 Closed the Centum
With Largest Production.
PREVAILING SENTIMENT
Repot t of the Geological Survey
Statistician Gives Evidence of the
Continued Supremacy of the United
States Among the Coal Pioducing
Countries of the World Total Out
put of 1900 Was 267.542,444 Short
Tons, an Increase of 5 Per Cent.
Over the Previous Year Pennsyl
vania's Production.
Il.i Kxclu-ho Wire from llio 'soiiatid I'rcoi
Washington, .luiu- 11. Oillclal re
ports .show that the jear l!0fl dosed
Ihc century with the laigest coal pto
cluclion ever iccorded in the United
States and continued the supremacy of
the I'niled States among the coal pio
diit lug ootinliles of the world. Practi
cally completed leturns to IMwaid W.
P.uker. statistician of the t'nlted
Stales geological .survey, show ihe
total output of coal in 1000 to h.ivo
lieen L(i7,ri42, 144 shot t tons, an inn ease
over tlie preceding year of i:!,S0.'.4.'iJ
tons, or a little moie than live pe
cpnt. The value of this product was
J2nT,920,000, an increase ot 1C per cent.
ocr lSilll.
Coal piodltcers felt a much greater
benefit fiom the impioved Hade condi
tions in 1!KK than in either ISPS or ISM.
Coal contracts ate usually made a long
time ahead, sometimes mute than a
year, and much coal was delheicd In
1SS9 at less than it cost to ptoduce it,
the pi lee of labor halng advanied lie
lot e the operators could aiHancu the
pi Ice of coal. The value of the coal
pioduct in 10IJ0 (the value being free on
boaid ears al the mines) was equal to
neaily one-third of the alue of the
total lninetal product of the I'nlt'd
States In 1SU9.
Maryland, Oiegon and Idaho weie
the only states whose coal pioduct in
1!i00 was less than that of 1S.!). Owing
to tlie stiike in the anthiaeilo ipglou
ot P unsylvania in the autumn of lHflO
the pioduetlon of anthracite coal de
creased about :!,0O0,00O long Ions, tlie
pioduct In 1M0 being .'0,!iSS,nS.; long
tons against ,"), 1144,617 long tons in 1Vi:i.
This Uecteae was mote than made up
for by an inciease of nearly n.r.OO.Onfl
shoi t tons (about 4, 1)00,000 long tons) in
the output of bituminous coal in the
state. The elect ease in Maryland
amounted to 7S2.70S shot t tons, or over
lifteen per cent., and In Oiegoti to ".!
1-:: per lent, of the product in IS0I).
West Virginia .showed the largest in
c t ease In tonnage, exceeding: 20,0()u,noo
tons lor the first time. The net lar
gest gain was an inuiease ot ",ii01,;;uS
.short tons in Ohio. Alabama gained
SOD.OOO tons, or 11 per cent. The most
notable compuiatlve gains were made
in Arkansas, the Indian Teirltory,
Michigan and Utah. Kansas Increased
her production BOO.OOO tons, or 1C per
cent., and Kentucky r7.",u00 tons, or 12
per cent.
Prior to 1S99 !ieat Britain ias the
leading- coal producing country of the
woild, but In that year the T'nited
States tool; flrst place. The, production
uf Oieat Britain In 1900 amounted to
22,",170,lti3 long tons, or 232,1110,.".! short
tons, compared with which the t'nlted
States has a lead of 3,:!00,000 slant
ton.
The pioduetlon In Pennsyhanla In
1900 of anthracite was 37,107,ii0 short
tons, valued ot $S2.H9,!,471, and of bi
tuminous 7!i,(ilf!,!!4C shoit tons, alued
al $77.1fiti.l3S.
The net highest state production
was that of Illinois, 23.I.TS.1U!) shoit toin
of bituminous, valued at $J2,32l),fifi3.
SIXTEEN ARE DEAD.
Awful Results of the Explosion at
Royal MinesThe Dead Who
Have Been Recoveied,
Hi I.m luiie Who hum "lli Assw Mini IVv
Poll lloyal, Pa., Juno 11, As a ie
sult of Monday iiIrIU'n evploslon lit
the Poit Royal mines of the Plttshiug
Coal company, sixteen ale dead, seven
iiijuiPd ami thousands of dollai.s'
woith of propei l destro.ipd, Tlio
oillclal list of dead and iiijuiPd was
ninth) public by the coal company's
utliclals tonight. It follows
The dead recovered: "William Mo
cune, superintendent of the companies
mines; licdv found lying In the pas
sagnway about l.W) feet fiom the
shaft, A wife, tlnee suns and a
dctishlPr sin vlve him. Tony Oun
aaulus, si,, loader, leaven widow and
seveial children; Ft it. Kiugei,
MRS. M'KINLEY
VERY COMFORTABLE.
ll I.Mliitiie Wire Itum I'iic vuiiiteil 'ie
W'j.lillitfloii, 111110 11 !r Itivri, un ip loft
llio unite lioiue short l .if ti i Ju . 0 uilock In
liltrlit, aftei a isit of an licm Jini a lull at
J!rs. Mi'Kinlt.Cs beib'dc, sml:
"Mm MiKlnlcy l inline tiy i o 1 1 i f . 1 1 .. i 1 1
lonlalit 'Ui'i impioiiinent ronliiiiH, 'liiou 14
r. pailknlir iluniji." In n-sponsc in liiipiiiu,
le said tlut it i loo Cjill at Hits limo to -iy
anj tlilncr resardlns llio Ciulon trip wlncli Mm.
McKluloy will tali' "lif'i stiftloicntlj well lo ho
loaioiod and tlie ovntitne tiuiuets piiaii! Hi..
iiciiJc-nt to go awai for tlie niininpi.
Twenty-three Cliarges of Bttrglaty.
Hi- Kxclnsiie Who fiom 'flu- Avoilati'd l'n.
ItcjdinB, June II -Milton (,'ilints was ten
teiued 10 tMonty .icats anil .Ijinli I'. "Millci in
hltcoii )car' iiiiirboiaiiuit hi tlie Kisliin I'i'i.l
tenllary licie toiiiv, after pleadins: cnllt.i to
tnonl.thiTe cIiiibcs of biinhii. Sihostir I1.1
Kei, 911 mcoinpllco, va rhi'n llufo eai. sin
en uooi$ tjhicd at oier 7,0U0 oto lerounil
bj HilectiM' Jlnts and lie wai is'uoiull.i inni
pllmcnUd by tlie grand Jui).
MACHINISTS AT CHICAGO,
Ptesident O'Connell Re-elected Ptesl
dent Other Officers.
Hi Kxctuthe Who fiom I'lio AisiUltlod I'rfM.
Tnionlri, .Tunc 11 t twl.i.i'i oiini ot llio
biiiriiilionit Miililnl-tV u-six Intloit, fro'ldi'iit
O'loiinoll v.ix ii'-dvitid 'llio 11II11I nllkon elect
ed Vl'lO'
t'll.i Icp pioililotil, .1, ( onliti, Slonx ( ilj ;
fnul.1l lln .loiili nl, , M I lnllllr-s. Totnnln;
Iliilil llio r. siiteitt, Uonijie Mnllictry, Clilciao,
fniiilli llio iioiiilint, IIiuIiim Wll'on. ( lie.iotitio,
Wjn : ililcuiitos In tlio luiariitloii nt Anitrii in
IViloilllon of l.ilior .it S union IPX, Jjorptnl'cr,
.l.uno ()'( c iinoll, Waitiiiiutoii: .1, .1. Cioiiinii,
lilclinioml, .i ; lolin ,1, !,.. in, riiil.iilcllnii I ,
li'iirgo C WiIiiipi. New U.
Milwaukee h.ii deililul upon ns llio rnootitis
pine of llio nel (Oiiliiitliiii two lolls lioino,
I'll" pioiioilliou In iiiiioio lirnliU liter Hum
Wndiinuton was voted Hoiin ATler the hint ill.
I'iriil of olllittn t lie iniiletitlnti .iiljinitnul mho
da.
MISS BURT INDICTED.
The Young Woman Accused of Steal
ing nt Smith College.
Il.i llxclnsico Wire hum The Awoclnlcd l'ie
Noilliiiiiilon, Mi., .lime 11, Hip kijiuI jury
tills ifti'inoou fomid an indiitmcnt UKi"st Mabol
I,. Hull, llio fuiiner smith coIIcro sltiilrnt, on
iloirn counts foi tiio ljuinv nt nionov and jtv
tin. Mio ills iiiiHiiruril befoio .luilgo Pieuo,
Mini on ninlUiti of coitus, I wjiced llio re ailing; ot
tlio indiUmeiiL .Hid ploulid lint Kiiilli, rvtinctinr;
Inr (ilea of t,uilli in Hie loner oouil. Coun-ol
.Mvid fni .1 lonlinnuco inl foi moileitito ti.iil.
.Indge I ( mined s 1,000 Mr. Hint, tlio father,
IModuiiil siuctiis, nml with Ins ilfo mid iIhiisIi
toi loll, :u romp lull d h- l)i. May .1. Utoiistn',
the Sinilli tullcjii' piiisniiii.
Miss Hurt soeiiinl iinto m rinus, but did not
hteik down. Her inothtr was in tears during
the ptoipt Hintrs. In in iiiloiiniv Ml. Bmt said
tint bo would letiirn to IliidLolon, N, ,1,, mid
thai lie would phec his d mgbti r In a -itnitai-ium
in t. ziii-o Iv.inia.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
CONVENTION HELD
Seveial Hundied Delegates Meet at
Philadelphia and Discuss Ques
tions of Importance.
Ily I'.mIii-Im' Who fiom I lie As-omtod I'ioss.
Philadelphia, June II. Delegates
numbering several hundred and lepte
senting all of the southern states and
most of the piincipal cities of tlie .south
aie attending the annual southern In
dustilal convention, which began afour
clay session in Horticultural hall iieio
to-da. This Is the first time the con
vention lias been held in the north and
it is expected that gieat benefits will
at ci tied the comtneiclal and Indnstiial
Intel ests of the notth and south
through the delibeiatlons ol the dele
gates. Preparation, for the piesent
gathering has been In piogress suae
last Febi 11.11 v. hpn an Imitation was
etended by the allied conimeiclal and
business organizations of Philadelphia
to the Southern Indnstiial association
lo come bete and discuss ways and
means for fuitherlng the trade of the
two sections. The delegates found a
beai ttelt welcome awaiting them, tlie
state and cltv joining in tlie effort to
lender the -visitors' sojourn as pleas
ant as It Is oiec'led to lie piofitable.
The business houses in tlie center of
the city httve been gaily decorated with
Hags and bunting and to-night the ex
terior of tlio city lull was a blaze of
electtlc lights in honor of tlie occasion.
The well ome to the c-ltv's guests 1 mi
stimed tilt of the morning session, at
which welioniing addresses weie de
liveied by Governor Stone and Mayor
Ashbildge. IJesponses were made by
Governor l.ongiuo, of Mississippi, and
Mayor UIgglns, of AVaco, Texas. Tlio
afternoon was given over to an excur
sion on tlie "Delaware river and to
night tlie delegates listened to ad
dresses by Former Secretary of the In
teilor IloWo Smith, of Atlanta, C!a,, and
Robert C. Ogdon, of Philadelphia,
president of the Southern Educational
cnufeience. The day's events concluded
with a reception to tlie delegates ten
dered by Mayor Ashbtldgo at tlie city
hall.
TRIAL OF JOHN BIDDLE.
Walter Dorman Is Placed on the
Witness Stand.
He lVliishe. Wile fiom Tlio Ao(lnlod 1'in-s
I'lttsliiiu. .111110 II - hi the tilil of fnlm Diddle
for tlie inuidir ol firmer lliotui-. Kalinoy, will. It
v.ns liter followed bv the Mlllnt." of Deteiliio
I'ifin 1I1I, W.iltir T m 111 111, one of the .inu-ul,
who pic uled lanlti jiMi'idii, was phioil on
Ilm stand iodic- in llu' urosiuitlon and clMallul
lln. tlmy of llio 11 line.
Hi' told nf the hip In Mount Wellington. f"i
tlio puipo!' uf lobbetv, bow an entranio bid
In in foiled Into liuhiioj's home and of llio
I.IIII11K uf Ilm lulu, lie Mid bo did lint hi
llio M.i-ll of the Kim. but 1,111 .lolm lliil. Uf Willi
hl nrin I'lilntnl lowatd Iho door holdim; 1 io
vober As hioii ns llio hot wis hud, .lom lint.
die, IMwaul lllddli' aim Iho ultnuss Hid, 'Iho
lostitnoiiy was llio s. n-.itlini ot Hie dn
Pennsylvania's Purchase.
H Kxclinhc Wire from Tlie Vssnclalod I'n."
I'lilliililphla, June 11. A IiIkIi ofliual of ibo
I'eiitis.ilianu llillio.nl loiiipmv ioui,lit pi Kill Ji
ll adiuitlid Hut bis enmpiuy hid neeiunl icu
ttol of llio stoik of Iho I'uuisilunla Mud tu'u
pun, lb) was nth 1 lit as In ilouil aid do
illnid In evpliln bow the rcntiol of Iho stcc-l
bad bica obtiiued, lit the IiiIiiiiko was auept.
id fiom remaiks made that Iho Pennsylvania iai.
tout was Iho pill fh isir of the vloik of the ftei'l
lonipjiiy, ili-1'O.sul ot by Pievol lo, IjI wilU.
Bedford Convention.
Ily r.xilusiii' Win? from Tin Aviuilileil l'i.s.
Itidfoiil, l'l. 'bine II The Itrj uhllian loimtv
loiaetiliou was lull lure thU. aiteitioun. 'Iho
iriun.s n the il. Il it.ilc.i 011 Iho ju.lii i.i I li.ht
saw T M I'uiiill, l,i.'i.'; .1. It 1 111,1 nee l.or,
I, lis' I. (. .tin. 1 111, I. (HI Mr, IVmieil wis
ileclaied I lie lonilmo liy iu.1 iiiutlou, l(e-ou.
lions neic ailnpliil i'uIojuiii Hie .nlininlstl lliori
of Tn. blent Mi limit), etilmslnir tlio vllte ad
mild 1 1 it Inn and plnlilne, Iho siippmt of the
loimiillon lo the liiKel noinlii.ih il
Northern Central Dividend.
ily Kxcliuilt W'ne from The voclttnl Pros'.
'liil.idellila, bun' II- t .1 Hireling today of
the illiiclnio "I the Sortbern I'rntul lalhoad,
wblcil is (onliolbd b.i llu l'rlia..lwnl.i Itjilit id
louipjii, 11 sfini jiiinul diiiden'i of I per 1 1 nt.
wjs dul.iied. This is an inuis.o of 1 per mil,
our the i-Jme puio'l ol Ui Tear No olhei
biu-lins was tr.iiLsiUid
Haivavd Fieshman Killed.
Hi llxcluslie ite frmii ihe Vsociated Press.
( mnbiMue, 5hs., lime 11,- II s, lllBeloiv, of
I'l.lfulo. a iieihuun i.t lliriaid, vvo.i run over
j nd liitjiith killed In- a iliciuUal cii.'ine of
Ilm Cjinbiidje file deuaitment tonight
THE OUTLOOK
IN CHINA
There Is Now a Better Prospect o?
Understandlno flmono the Min
isters at Pekln.
RETURNS BY MR. PARKER
The Majority in Favor of Accepting
Offer of 405,000,000 Taels Indem
nity Against Ttansfer of Negoti
ations to The Hague, However.
Pteparations for Departure of
Troops Seem Premature Mr. Hock
hill Will Present an Expression of
American Desire to Finish Busi
ness at The Hague.
Ily ifbi8iio Wire fiom Tlio Associated Piess
Pekln, Juno 11. A meeting of the
foreign ministers today showed better
piospects of their coining to some
definite understanding. The majority
favored the acceptance of China's ofter
of 4ti.".000,000 taels as the amount of the
Indemnity to be paid to the poweis.
Theie was consldeiahlo discussion as
to how the 4 per cent. Interest 1 ould be
collected.
Mr. Uockhlll will piesent at the next
meeting an expression or tlie Ametl
eau deslie to tlnish the business at The
Hague, A majority of the ministers
aie against the proposition, believing
that within the next ten da.vs evety
thlng can be adjusted.
la tlie meantime the ptesent military
pieparatlons for the departure of the
ttoops and the Chinese intentions ie
garding tlie leturu of the eouit to
Pekln seem piematiire. The ministeis
may force a decision In the matter 10
malning to be adjusted.
Mr. Rockhlll has the translation or ,xn
edict by the wording of which it would
seem that the library of the Foi bidden
City was Intentionally set on fire by
oidets of the court and was not struck
by lightning, as was repotted by the
foiPign guaids. The edict orders the
destruction of all archives, The flie
must have happened the dav alter the
leceipt of the telegiaphic edict, though
at the time a tumor of the receipt of
the edict was denied by Prince Ching
and L.I Hung Chang.
TRIALS AT MANILA.
Offlceis of the Forty-thitd Regiment
Arraigned for Bribery Damag
ing Statements.
By F.cliino Wire fiom The Assooiated Presi.
Manila, June It. In the tiials today
of olliceis of the Forty-thlid legiment
on chaises of biibery and penult ting
ti.ule with the closed ports of the
southern pan of the island of f.eyte,
burgeon (leneial Welsh confessed, and
made damaging statements against
Captain Michael Spellman and Lieu
tenant Delberl 15. Jones. "Welsh le
tunded a thousand pesos, bis share of
tliespoils. Tlie president of Aiasin,
(l.yte), has been arrested, ohaiged
with bPlng implicated in tlio twins-actions,
Agpnts of Manila Hi mm also ap
pear to have been connected wiltl
the acts on which the choiges against
the piisoneis tiro based.
TROUBLE AT ROCHESTER.
Ton Laboring Men Are Attacked by
a Mob of 500.
lb llicluslio Wile fiom The Associated Pies
ItixhoM.T, N V,, .lime It Tlie lit-t seiinus
tiuiildo -Inn' Iho in 111,'iir.ltii'U nf lie (.omul
hiiiki. o' stuel and bulbllni; lahoiois mi .luiii 1
nut. til in 011 M. Paul !.tii(t lodai, when .1
nub of .'iiH stiil.us 1111I i,unpalliii'i allail.od
tin tion union jiien who had lelunuil 10 woiU
pitiol wajon load ot pol'cemen wh nishod
lo Iho Mine and held llio mob al hi) for lull
an horn whin Iho ) it ti r rettcatid
BOATSWAIN MURPHY INJURED
Ho Helped Hobson Sink the Merri"
mack at Santiago.
Hi i:silisbe Win from llio Associated t'ifsf.
Honolulu, liaie 1. 'flip lutltoslilp Oiegon at'
rind bite Jl iy .".a, hound 110111 llle Ou.ia lo
sin I'lainlsin.
s sbn uas ilioppllis her am hot- rut pmt, Ihc
1 1, j;m Inole, aeiinusl.i 1111111111,' I Ini I llnatsu.iin
,1 r Muipbi, on" of the tin 11 who lulped slnl;
the Medium' at .siuifagn One- Irif was luol-en
.nil Muiplii was dashed a;.iiiist t-oine imi liinciy,
uiiblui,' a ilinseiuiis ca'li on Iho hud,
Burglary in First Degiee,
Hi r.veluslvo lVtro fiom 'IT10 Wnoialed l'ies
sh.ulle, . (', lune 11 - In ( lis tiipuinr
eouit tcdi.i, H 11-U li ites and l'l ml. .lolun..i,
Willi.', and lien I'oaler and llatl.i Xlllli, roloieil,
weie found suilti of burclaiy In Ibo liio do
Clio I udi 1 Vol III (atoliui tin- Iho pi 11 llll fui
i.ii.-fbii s 1lf.1l li. Ml tour mill will ). sou.
te'ieid lei be hauijid bifoie He linn of court
linl.--,
Drifton Mftohiniat Striko.
Bv Kv(lu.siP Wire from Ihr A.soelited I'hh
llaleinn, .I11110 II 'I lie two luiudnil and Idly
li.ailanMi In (In iiiiplu.i nl Cove llios i. in,,
at Iltiflnn, .sir ink luibii upon iffns.il of the
loiiipanv In sunt their domind fui 1 11I110 hom
ila.i and leu hours pa.i, 'Ilm inoiildus who made
a biiinlar diuiind, went 0111 IoiiIkIh.
Steamship Ai rivals.
Hi nvilii'iii' vae fiom I'lio woenled pie.ss
New oik, .luiio 11 - 11i1ed: liroiKle, I bet
pool, ( lea red: I'llr.ljul. Vnlweip; Mi'lostu.
I.lveiponl Sailed: Hiut-i IiIjii.I, INiiiUiiir;
MiiIj 'llirreslj. lliemeu ami sontluiiipliiii; souIj.
I n ei pool llouhiiiio - vtrtied: sijiuioim. Sen
Yolk for lioilinliiii,
Creasy Iasuea Call.
Hi hvlii'lie ie burn 'the Vv-oilaled IV-s.
llatiifbing, .Piiie II. - 1 ill was lsued 10
ilty by I'lijiunati W. I. Ciea. of llio iie
Peii'oeratlc roniiuiltre foi a uii'iiIhk uf the ex
eciitiie loii'inltl o to bo In Id u Hits 1I11 on
.tune ST In tU the (line and place ol holding
the net state iciinnllou.
TIIK NEWS TniS MORNINtt
11 1 --
Weither Indications Toil :
LOCAL HAIN3 PROBABLE,
1 (!rnrn1 Prrsldenl MiKltilev Wmlv .So 'llillii
T'lin
Work of Iho si(. l.irttnalats.
(oil lleiurel of tlio W01I1I.
Ilittei Pi aspect of settlement In rhlna.
2 (bin i.il-t'liliaiulilp llepiilmnil.
r f.oo.il riiintiionwralHi Will Al. foi l'lil Ik'
tine c 1 1 1 1 t li. lleill.Hqua t'nse.
firoiilli of the ITIsh ehool.
I I'dllorial
t" and (.'nt imenf
5 Inesl banner P.i of Iho IMiiuiltonal Con-le-t.
Ill nils of Ibe Milllny Hill
fl Local -W(t setinlon mil Snlniiliin.
7 nencial- Soillipjileru li im-.v Ivnula.
riiini.ihl .11 il 1 nmnirriiil.
R I.oeul- IiiiIilsIiI il inni Ijlnr,
Ninses Cntltuti' fi 1111 Iho l.ickjvi inni llos.
i.Hal
LOCKED OUT MINERS
ARE EVICTED
The Goods of Two Families Ato
Placed in the Streets at Bernice.
No Violence on Either Side.
Ill Exilusi'ie Wire fiom 'Iho V.iocialed Pies'
"Williaifspoit, Pa., June '.l.Slieillf
II. W. Osier today evicted tlie families
or iwo of tlie IncKed-out mlner.s uf
the State LI ne and Sullivan Railtoad
lomyiiy's collieiy. at Heinice, Sulli
van loiinty. Kn mIiovv of fotce attend
ed the eviction on either side. The
goods of the evicted inliieis weie
placed In the stie"t and silh-e(iiiently
cart led by their owneis lo lb homes
uf. fi.!iclr, at Mlldled.
Scan el v had the evictions begun
when the .striking iniiieis and their
wives, about 2.i0 In nuniber. formed
In line, and he.uled by a band, pai ail
ed through Ret nice and tlie neighbor
ing town of Mlldic.l. The women wete
the most enthusiastic of the p.-vtwleis
and many of them can led dish pans
ind old tin boilois, buckets, etc,, with
which they lepl up a seienade that at
times di owned out the mu,ii' of the
band and the cheers of the men. The
paiaders matched lo eveiy store in
tlie two towns and requested the pro
pi letois to lefitse to sell supplies of
any hind to the non-union inineis, of
which thete are about thlity now em
ployed at the mliiPs, pumping water
and making tepalis. in every in
stance the icqupst ot the panniers was
fteely gtanted by the stewkpepeis,
and the- company will have fo get food
and clothing for its non-union men
1 1 mn outside points.
It is not expected that violence will
li" iPsoitPd to. The tlueatenlng letters-
against Assistant Supei Intendent
I'lawford, found seveial weeks ago,
appear to have amounted to but lit
tle, and many weie of the opinion
tli.it thev weie tally a hoax.
Tlie ttoitble at the mines at Reinlee
between the men and Ibe State T.lne
and Sullivan llalhoad companv, own
eis of the mine, began on Maieb -7
last, al which time the mlneis con
tend they wile locked out. The men
had demanded an equal division of
cais. This demand was made by the
men a shoit time subsequent to their
afnilatlou with the rnited Mine
AVoikeis. When tlie lockout oceumd
tlie men declined that it was because
they .belonged to the union, though the
company lias nevpr admitted this.
The mine is now Hooded.
BOYLE ARRESTS
THE DETECTIVES
Wat rants Out for Four Watch
men at the Lehigh Valley
Machine Shops.
Ily Kvilii-110 who fiom I he W-,1. il. ,1 I'n.s
Wllkes-liaiiP, .lune II, P. .1. Davie,
px-niPinbpi' of thi legislattiie and a
pt eminent labor leader, this eienlng
swoie out a waiuint lor the ariest of
four men employed as diMectlvrs and
watchmen at tlie mat nine shops of the
l."lilgh Valley lalliomJ Ibis idly,
where 1 stiIKe has been In piogipss
slnee Mav SO,
The defiidaiits ate chaiged wlHt
pointing ilieaiius anil tlueatenlng ,ki
shoot They weie analgnod belote
Magistiate (iaugbiiu and held in ball
for a healing tonionow niDining For
s-evcral days iiast huge ciowds hnv
iiillecteil ill the vlelllit of the sltops
and made it decidedly unpleasant lor
the nnn. union men employed thete.
Mayor N'iclinl.s was tallPit upon this
evening to tuinisli police pioleellois.
or a iiumbei of non-union men who
weie afiaid to go to UHr lionies until
pioieeted
FRANK PRECATUS INJURED.
Funk I'ei-atiis, a M-yrnr-old Polish
boy ipsltllng with Ills patents 111 US
Oak stieet. fell off a moving bo car
nu the Keyser Valley branch of the
Lackawanna about 1-' o'clock last
night and fraotmed hi.s skull, besides
badly lacerating his lace, lie was
taken to his home, wlieie he l ill a
set inns t ondll Ion,
Cuban Convention,
Hi Inclusive Wite iinm 'the t(H.ijiril Pie.s
llai.uu, lime l, Ihe iiieiloii of iii'0iilu.
Inr thn burner vrdi on llio Plait aini'iidmeiii
lame up for a thoit di.cii,ioii 1I1U aiiiiiiniiii Hi
the Ciihiu rpiutitiitlmul loiiiemioii. Ibe inn-cl
latiie', who who not leadv In bilnsr Ihe iU(sliou
10 an iinnii'ili.iio dei i.1,.11. nbun.ed an idlmiii,
mini oiiill lomoiiov, .
Red Men at Philadelphia,
Il l.xilinlui Who fiom lite VvsHialed 1'iem
Pliiladelphlii, lime II lb" iiinuil s'.s-iou of
Ihe lale itieial louiicll of Ibe liupiuied Older
of lied Men opon.d htlo ludi 'llio woils and
pi oki r.ss of the oidtt mn' di-uisMil uiisl pUiis for
the inline noposed llio npilH leeehed wir
vjlltfjiloiy lo Ihe drl(i,ales mil hhowed a tub
ttauilal iii(irao in Iodic woil
Govetnov Sanford Dead.
lb Kxiliieiie Wire fiom 'Ibe AssoiialeJ Pre".
Moiit.ioutci.i, Ala., lui.e II. (.nieiu'r Sanfoid,
of Alabama, ditd at lusialonsa, Ala ,ioiiljlit.
MR. M'KINLEY
WANTS NO
THIRD TERM
The Matter Is Forever Settled R,
a Statement From the
President.
OFFICIAL DECLARATION.
Ho Declares That He Is Not and Will
Not Bo a Candidate for a Third
Tortn -Would Not Accept a Nomi
nation If It Wore Tendered Him.
Mr. McKinley's Only Ambition la
to Serve Through His Second Term
to the Accoptanco of His Country
men The Statement Causes a Sen
sation in Political Circles Presi
dents Action Regarded as a Ra
buke to Senator Depew and Repr
aentatiye Grosvonor.
fl r.Mhisiio Who from
Washington .lune
llio llio
iited Pir,
II.-The lollowlng
peisonal stuteuiciit by i'lesldpiit Mc
Kinley was given out at the white
house at noon todav :
"I regret that tho suggestion of a
third term has been made. I doubt
whether I am called upon to give it
notice. But there are now questions
of the gravest importance beforo the
administration and the country and
their just consideration should not
be prejudiced in the public mind by
even the suspicion of thought of a.
third term. In view, therefore, of
reiteration of suggestion of it, I will
say now, once for all, expressing a
long settled conviction, that I not
only am not and will not be a candi
date for a third term, but would not
accept a nomination for it, if it were
tendered me.
"My only ambition is to servo
through my second term to the ac
ceptance of my countrymen, whoso
generous confldonco I so deeply ap
preciate, and then with them to do
my duty in the ranks of private
citizenship.
(Signed) "WILLIAM M'KINLEY."
Executive Mansion, Washington.
June 11, 1901.
Tlie statement has caused quite i
1-eiisatlou in political cuclos. It is the
tit st political declaiatlon emanating
illiectly lioin tlie piesldent lo be
given out since tlie e.iinpalgn, Tho
decimation was made after consul
tation with those lnembeis of the
cabinet now In tlie city It was for
this purpose that the seeiet cabinet
meeting of last night was called. The
statement w is then indited and sub
mitted to the piesldent's advisers.
They apptoved not only the spliit bur.
tlie geuetal wonling of It. and only
.slight ilteialious lit veibiage weie
niuTic at their .suggestion. It Is stated
that Senator Hanua had been Infinin
ed ol the president's intention In the
ma iter and laid apptoved them.
Giving tho News.
All wptp Insliucted to keep the mal
lei a seeiet In onlei thai the piesl
dent hlmsell might give out the news,
lo make It mote ellectlve. The nc -tlon
ol the piesident Is icgaided us
a seven' lebuke lo Senator DepMV and
Itepiescnl.ttlve (!i osvenor, the twn
men who, untie than anv oilier, 11 p
tespoiislble for the discussion of tho
t llll tl I 'till idea, which llle pH'sldellL
llllls puts ill test
I'iic iiiiaiiiii! III vv lili'i Ihe stall 'in nt
was issued Is 1 hataetei Nile of the
pipsiilenl'i unfalllHg iiupai llalliy to
the iii. Kadi of Ihe tli ice piess as
sociations and all of Ihe special cor
respondents had been notified thai an
Impiiil.tiit statement would pmbnblv
be issued nt the while house about 11
o'clock, Ne.ulv all weie ihete nt lb"
suggested hour, bill Heeielniy I'nttel
lyisltl, at tlie I'xpics.sei) wish of lb"
iiS&lenl, waited until neon, so tin1
tlicieVinuld lie 110 doubt thai all who
desiied to tepoit th" statement tn
their impeis, weie on hand.
a'i noon the door of the ti'lepl nnn
booth was locked, so that no colies
poudent (ould get the news alip.nl of
the othei.s. A moment or two later.
Seen-taiy foitel!"u enieiged from his
oilice with a handful of tvpewiltten
slips, cue of which he gave In e.u It
loiiespoudent
Messengers with bicycles weie wall
ing below and In a lew minutes lh
news wa known tluougboiit the
I'llllPil Suites.
DEATHS OF A DAY.
Hi- rvehislio Who fiom The s:ocl.iied Pie..s
l.ttii.islei, l'l, .bin 11 -I'divatd l.hernian,
pionilieul ieldnt ol Ibis cltv, dinl thU 'vrn
Pn;, aR.d m7 leal., lie wis an enlensiie build
rr, ind wiilob known llir. isuh.nt Ibe (.llle is 1
luniliiimaii lbs wile and lime 1 hihlren ui
1110
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Urjiest lenipeiali.ie M deu-reei
I invest leiiipeialuii' "il ileifii'M
llelaiiio lliiiiildii;
I O'.ll 1t.1l 1 Ini .lime II I'sll!
sim . K". per lent.
S p in. . . . ' li' nni
Pieiliutalion, it lioin, niiltd 8 p. in, none;
Li.nhi.-r iloudv
-f
-f WEATHER FORECAST, -f
-..--.
s- Wa.hiiiKiou. lino II- Forecast for W(i. 4-
t ncsd-j and lhul.-'il. I j-lem I'ciin.vl. s-
sy lanla -Conllnued w inn Wodnosdav anl 4-
'lliuixla), cupi piohahle ociaaonal Id- s!r
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