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day. it: tht coal miner's strike situation. than for seven! days past.
human marchingirom mine to mine. in the Hazleton region, induc-
in workers to quit and go twine, being carefu! to so conduct them-
sevesasnottotransgrcssthclaw. . .

Nut Wflkesharre, seven! heries that were idle. are produc—
ing fuel today, and 3mm! Scranton. the operators Show ‘3 disposi~
tion to move things.

in the aeighb’orhoad 9f Shenandoah. where the soldiers are lo-
cated. everything is quiet, though the Reading Com ny has three
kiss mines a: work today than yesterday. Taking t e curing cm!
flick! as; whole. it may be . id hat fewer men are at work today
than at any time since the strike began. and mnsequentiy less coal
is; being produceé.

From Hazk'tou comes the interesting repan that Markle 8:
Company have granted 50:11er the demands made by their men ten

‘ «1an am}. leaving to arbitration. howcver. the main question of a re-

duction inihe price cimrged in miners fur gmwder.
(Additicmal Strike News on Strand and Eighth Pages-J

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W'ASHINGTDN. September iszht- foilowing garment is
mister! at the War Department:

“The instructions of the Secretary of \\’ar were tablet? to Gem
Era! Chaffee. today. that pending negmiatimns for settlement. a le—
gaticm guard oi a regiment of infantry, four troops of cavalry, and
a light battcry. under the command of Serum! (mafia. “SW11
in Pekin far the protection of our minister and Amerkan interests.
and that the remainder of General Chafiee'vs force. afoug with staff
aficers not required. stores and material will be sent to General
MarArflmr. a! Mauiia."

Children’s Home Partlu Destroued.

PH‘TSBURfi. P3,. September 25—11:: Children's Home at
“'ilkensbnrg. Pa.. near here. was partly destroyed by fire. a: an
early hour today. All the inmates were rescued witfiont injury. It
is thought the fire was of incendiary origin. The loss was $10,000.

‘An Army to Recaptnre Pekin.

SH AXGHAI. September 25—h is mphfled from (‘himese
smurfs find the Dowager Empress has issued a sat-ere! edict cum-
mandmg Li Hung Chang to raise an army and recapture JPekiH.

Attack on Canton is Threatened.

_ LONDON. September £5-~A news agency despatch from Hong
Rang. saw; than 20.000 Triads have emigregated in the neighbor-
1mm! of {Chung (Turin. and threaten ta make an attack an Canton.

Lumber Yard in Flames.

NE‘N YDRK. September 25—3111? lumber yardsrof the Corn»
Eng Lumber Company-.at Highiaml. X- L, Were dest‘royéd by fire
today. Lusza. $5ޤooo. partly covered by insurance.

Salisbum Replies to German Note.

LONIXJN.,September 25—51mni Saiisbury has replied to the
German note innerms identical with those of the United States re-

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