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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
WHEELING. W. Va. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 27, 1882


Nobody hit it. I was able 10 tell them.
Qou couldn't guess IL You
Tried Until Tea are Hala.HeaAea,
which hope isn't near at hand for you,
because it is so uncomfortable in hystime.
The seeming modesty Of Dorsey's want
startled the little company OF politicians.
Dorsey hoped by the conduct of. Q sue
cessful campaign to attract the attention Of
solid capitalists and Republicans in New
York and be made president of bank in
that city Of good banking. What . rich,
sey! And isn't il little odd that Tom
James got the very thing that Dorsey had
set his stony heart on? The irony OF fate!
Also frozen fact.
Dorsey would make Us fine clerk as ever
set .oot in penitentiary. But-now am
plunging into the perils OF prophecy-he
won't get the job!
The Gsveynnent n In EsPnest.
know what ! am talking about-but q
free government doesn't convict There Is
jury in the way, and the atmosphere OF
Washington is favorable to thief who
robs the government. And then you know
what conspiracy is-we bad two Of them
running neck and neck in '16
What a thunder and awful roar Of mouth
cannonading there is over Cornell and bis
Kind OF thing that stock operators are lay
ing for all the time, and IL Cornell, who
was not then Governor, got it on the boys,
who's sorry?
The Pacific Mail Amir
is quite another dish, but they won't fasten
that on Cornell. By the way, speaking OF
Pacific Mail. do YOU happen TO know what
a close call Forney had? $25, 900 was his
share, and he nailed il. Then came the
scare. They wanted Forney. With his
own able pen he wrote the credentials
which sent him abroad rs Centennial Com
missioner, and Goshorn signed the docu-
ment. He subsequently, wondered whether
he wasn't fool to do il. Returning from
his European junket at government ex-
pense he found that
The storm Hadn't Blowa Over.
He determined to face it, confess that he
had accepted the money and profess con.
triton. He went to the Press office, wrote
a penitential article, put il in type, and
sent q proof to the Times office for the
opinion OF his friend Mcclure. That far.
seeing man hurried to the Press Office, up.
stairs, into Forney's famous bay window
room, and shouted something like this:
"For Gods sake, Forney, what are you GO
ing to do? DO you want to go to the peni-
tentiaryg'
He didn't want 10 go, so he took Nc.
Clure's advice and continued 10 dodge. II
you or or both OF us had the money For
ney spent in his time We wouldn't die poor,
as he did Did YOU ever think how much
money falls into wrong hands?
JAvELrS.
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Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August S.-The
store and dwelling of ]. d. Sparks, Lock
Six, was set on fire and burned this morn
ing Loss 5000.
Houston Alexander was killed at Books
coal bank. Hamptou1 yesterdsy g ysaa2&
the head of the incline and ran on him.
Two other men were dangerously injured.
Cars struck the house and demolished 1t.
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steubenvirIe Beats wheeling.

Special Dtspdtch 10 the Sunday heosseT'
SrEUBENvILLE, August 26.-The two mile
boat race between Habberfield, of your city,
and Morgan, of this city, came off thissfter
noon, as agreed. The attendance was COM
paratively slim and Morgan was largo
fsvorite. From the start it was evident
the Wheeling man was overmatched and
Morgan came to the stake boat winner BY
a length and half. Time, Is minutes.
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Pnnrress atYonnSstoMn.
ln.rInl Dispatch 70 The SiU4tdy RegLSer.

Special Dispatch % the Sunday h<ylSsF'
YOUNGSTOWN, O., August 26.-Another
day has closed without anything worthy ot
note or comment happening in the iron
situation.
The situation at the mills OF Brown, Bon
nell & Co. regarding the strike. is un-
Chan.eI. An officer OF the corporation
states that the mill will not start Monday.
tho information can be obtained as to
when a move in that direction will he
made. The iron workers deny that any OF
their number have offered to go 10 work at
$50 ton. and claim that they will not.
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The ConkIing.COrnell Scandal.

Special Dispatch TO the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-Iuformation
reaches here that the newest development
in the Conkling.Cornell scandal is story
that comes from Saratoga, to the effect that
il was ex Senator Blaine who first divulged
the allegation that Conkling had en-
deavored 10 bribe the Governor,
the latter having made a confident
Of the ex-senator. The latter, however
communicated il to prominent half.breed
noliticiap. who in turn communicated il to
The ALBANY Erening Journal. Gov. Cornell
is said to be very wrathy that publicity
should have been given to the statement
without the editor OF the Journal consult
ing him about it. Nevertheless he atfirms
his readiness to stand by the original
charges on all essential points.
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BElMUNI CUVNII.
UrdegraH TrIumphant-Bitter OF
Feeling at the County Seat.


Sp,ciaI DisDatch TO the Sunday Rsgistcf.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o.. August 26.-The
Updegraff delegates are elected in st. Glars
mer primary Cpdegratf had thiIty-seven
majority in the precinct. The Updegraf
men are charged with the closing OF the
polls this evening five minutes too soon,
preventing eleven Taylor men from voting.
The Tavlor men say they will contest the
election in the convention. Quarrellng
and bad feeling were the main features OF
the primary to-day. The leaders OF the two
factions ale bitterly hostile tonight and
several wordy alterations have taken
place. The feeling between the Updegraf
and anti. pdegraf wings OF the Re
publican party is more bitter here than at
the former primary.
Warren Township.
Special Dispatch to the Suaddy Register.
GAINESVILLE, o., August 26.-Warren
township elects five Updegratt delegates ny
a vote OF 2S3 TO 81.
Bridgeport Precinct.
The TpderrafF delegates were elected this
afternoon as follows: \. J. BaggS. ID. +.
Thomas, James Landy and Burgett Nc
Connaughey. One hundred and fifty votes
were cast for the Updegraff ticket.
Martins Ferry.
The Repnblican Congressional primaries
were held this afternoon between the hours
Of 3 and 6 o'clock. Updegraf received ls5
votes. the entire number polled Little IN
tere>t was manifested.
Bellaire.
The following delegates were elected
without oppusition-all for Cpdegra':
First Ward-Isaac L. Lawcett: alternate,
g. l.. Philips.
second Ward-T ;. Tappan: alternate,
| Shannon Archer.
Third Ward-Levi' Hammond; alternate,
| Henry Cunimel.
Fourth Ward-Charles Bsltzell; alter
| nate William Gill.
Fifth Ward-Wm. Tate; alternate, James
| Johnson.
Pultney Towuship-D. L. Long; alter
| nate. Thomas Dunlap.
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PIundering the Treasury.

Special Dispatch 10 the Sund1y Reglser.
WASHINGTON, d. C., August 26.-The com.
mittee which has made an inVesttgatloui VI
OF the storekeeperS Oh ihir tis
report to secretary y"fF'jS submitted tne,t ert
gives an additional account of all the work
ingS of the storekeepers department, but
the only discovery OF importance made dur
ing the investigation is that OF shortage
in the amount of ice delivered to the
department. The report shews shortage
of 1876, 424 pounds. 1t appears further from
the report that the overcharge has been in
creasing steadily month by month since H
il has averaged over ten thousand pounds
per month. OF course, the bondsmen in
the case. who are citizens Of the highest
character, knew nothing OF this transac-
ton. but somebody was plundering the
Treasury all these months.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Updegrad Gains Four in SteubenSille
and Three in the County.

Special Dlspdtch % the SHnddy Re9LHeT'
STyrETxvrLLE, O.. August 96.-The Con-
gresSional primaries passed of quietly.
I'pdeyraff carries five out OF six wards.
Updegraff-s mAjorities are as follows: First
ward. y: Second ward, As; Third ward, II;
Fourth ward. 45: Sixth ward, Is Taylor
carries the Fifth ward by twenty majority.
Updegrsff carries Brilliant precinct by for
ty-one majority. He also carries Toronto.
Tpdegraf makes gain OF four in the city
and three in the county. so far as heard
from il is estimated BY the Chairman OF the
Central Committee that Cpdegraf Will have
thirty-fiye out OF the thirty-nine delegates
i'm Jffeerson county. Mingo precinct did
not vote. Bets are being msde that Cpde-
craft will he nominated on the first ballot.
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tographs Of their four children, the latter
having been sent to neighbors. About
dusk two different men called at the house
with express wagons, by one Of whom the
sewing machine was taken away, ana oy
the other Mrs Otto and her trunk. The
case IL 4 yery peculiar one, as the family is
supposed to have lived together harmoni-
oTslyy
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Bnsbybess oppo.ea 60 Railroads.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 2S-Dennis
W. Bushyhead is Q candidate for re-eiec-
ton as principal chief Of the ChoctaW Ma
ton. He is opposed to railroads. DE
wants treaties Kept. Th0se in favor Of
railroads are opposed to him, bat they are
in the minority.
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Asfatte Cholera

LONDON. August 25.-A telegram from
Hong Kong. dated Thursday, says: Four
hundred natives died OF Asiatic cholera IN
a single PHILIPPINE province. The ePidemic
Is decreasing and 1nly six fatal c4se:re re-
ported among Europeans.
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Thre~ utnute. for Prayers.

SHREEyErOgI, La, August 26--Wsiter
Davis and Thomas Walker, 10 years OF age,
had dispute. They met this morning an
Davis gave Walker three minutes 10 say hi'
prsyers. At the expiration OF that time ne
shvl him dezd.
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as Is alleged, for repairs. Some months
400 a COG wheel broke, New cogs were IN
seTted but in the past few days 1t looked
As If the wheel would give way again ana 40
greater damage. The wheel will remain
stoDDsd until a new wheel arrives.
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NEw Yosx, August 1.-Yloaf~Duu;
heavy end lover on medium sd eAolee
rrsSss; Southern fouf uneAaaeed. whess
oUnssftied and lover; ssiDef he. : RI
August, 81 i2IS91 "a; seller No. ! vhtta
81 TX; seller No. rcd August d ~
/ I3X: seller No. 2 red Sspteabsr, u ~
al 13K. CoSn-6pot strong; opeoes ~
settled and lower; seller unnsdsd mice,
ssHc1slc; seller No. 2 miIed bsptennx.
sscf9sGzc; seller No. . red OesooS' ~
92Hc. Rye-Qniet: sslsf snI' o.
ner mes. S22 Is. lard steady st ~ M
essb: az 52X seller September. WhiskY
-yomipai. Petroleum - Dull; ueissd,
aXc. Buttsr-Yirm: ststs. 1see
sugar Upehsneed Esp-aovi sssssb
22c424X. ).
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4 Female Fight.

CLAEE>vILLE TENS., August 36-While
Ms Dane Hanley and Ms. Shepherd we're
engaged IN savage fight, Mrs. Shepherds
sou, i. years old. struck Ms. H4nley with
= hairhet, splitting her skull and killing
her instantly.
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NOBLE COUNTY.
Daizeirs Noble Goes for UpdegraG.

Special Dispatch 70 the Sunday Register.
CALDWELL. Noble county, o August 26.-
Noble county goes for Updegrati by light
majority.
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GREAT LABOR COUNCIL.
Pennsylvania state Convention TO
WorroN-Yast Number or Trades
Tnions 20 be Represented-Politieai
Significance

WOREON-NAaA
TaIon. 20 be RePresented-Polttie
Significance
,SDrrial Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register
PErLApELpH1A. August ga meeting
was held tonight to make arrangements
for the State Convention Of the Trade and
labor Council. to be held in this city next
Monday. Reports were received from up
wards of ninety trades unioas out
side of this city who have
elected each two delegates to the conven-
ton. From Philadelphia alone there will
he forty trade associations represented. Ii
Is eypected that the convention will COM
nriss between 400 and 500 delegates. Men
active in organizations say that no slate has
been or will be fixed. By general consent
il has been ..,-,s.z-
UndeEsiood thas sSehn Jarrefss -
President OF the Amalgamated Iron and
Steel Workers Association, would be
chosen permanent chairman of the Conyen-
ton. but letter has been received from
Jarrett. in which he said that he would not
take any prominent part in the Con-
yentioD be was, however, heartily in
accord with its object, and would do
an in his power 10 further the interests OF
the labor movement A rumor has found
It's way into public print that Jarratt would
he named by the convention as candidate
for Lieutenant Governor on The ticket with
Armstrong in place OF J. '. PoWderly, de-
Clined.
The Cry that the Convention Would Sell
Ont
10 the Beaver party originated with GER
tain people who had interested themselves
with the labor movement Tor accomplish
wents OF personal interests and had been
disappointment in their aspiration. IL l.
tho Ight that the convention Will I'M
dOubredly endorse Armstrong as the
candidate Tor Governor, but beyond
this they will not take any
action in naming candidates on the state
ticket. This impression was gained
through his intercourse with the Phlladel-
pbia delegation who would be almost
unit i'm favor of such action, and from what
has been learned from other sections OF the
state, the convention, il is claimed was
simply
Movements OF Trades Unions
apl-t from rolitics 10 secure legislation in
the interests Of the working classes, the
Republican and Democratic parties having
prDmised time and again, they say, TO pass
the necessary laws. but their promises were
only made L. te broken. Time will be de-
voted 10 formulating plans for placing
legislative candidates in the field in every
district in the State. The convention Is
,ausing unrasineSs among the Independent
Republicans and Democrats, who fear that
Camerons money is at the bottom OF the
movement.
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FOL. 10.
THE IRON CITY.
H., Phases of the Situation at
the Labor Centre.
=. ,.yogDgstown-Ant'sipa hOSs OF
|.ssaactlrefs-That Big Parade-Jar'
~ I,.sYiswed-labor Tribune
" on the Situation.
,.e.L LABOR NEWS AND GOSSIP

O.. n.,.,t,b {, The Sunday Register
-. August 26.-The city papers
IN, contain the following adYer-
|. Fly the Amalgamated Associs-
=. Iron aud Steel Workers Of the
S..,,ss puddlers 70 know that there
- a. B-ovn. Bonnel & Co.'S mill,
fn,.,,ovn. o.. for an advance IN
/. o- ppdiHn. and certain branches OF
Fro-s, For further information apply
wv M,Errv, General Secretary,
,,e.,,,-gr.rrpsrgEEr, &c Pittsburgh, Pa
.irs-ti.. men, was called forth BY
4 10 s-,rl Brown, Bonnell < Co,
e. - ~ 10 3l0 puddlerS al > % per
S,.rs.,- Williams. of that company
.f;s...v lev days since, S9ld.
g~.w us; what we eau DO. our ans ans
|, - carefuIty laid. We now S maH'
p. 10 all union andn,u-lnIoA NSIA'
- indeed. would much prefer I"
D ,.-.rI men ba.N once more. bOS
-. In sn, choose 20 come at - %
-. before lyug without 4 SlnSte
q. - 80 / know what am saying.
IN upon Mr.. Martin Revealed
4 RI, he had no information not al,
=, ~, secession OF the public. HIscard
4 s-..v e. draw the attention OF union
tate u! affair, az Youngstown
s.r.,y prevent them going there '0'
...,. message Of Ia, Saturday no new
o.. has b,en made IN this city 10 star;
1r,r..r,og men TAe >PanE Stee! anu
'vo-ss,Dmpsuy has su,ceedtd IN Keep
\ nm. with n0u-uniOn men. l came
|. w.. ,a-lav and everything seemed
--,r.p.as usual. except that but one
4 o.. : WA, then in operation IN the
4 ~. he steel work. and tuhe mas
4 ,g-,urn,s were running iN.. hahded
1 tb- >r.-rt urerjag o! manufactures
4 a. last week there ! a. been &C N
4 40. expectations about a Iumn=r oI
1 st.-, .. The Association. They seem
1 ['....-.. for me n we on the part Of
/, .-ssr.g-r-s. think many VI then.
4 ... .rm,.ch surrrisrdit they should
! ,n I'm, morning and tiut the mills
/ a.,4n..auiou men. The most An
1 81 ,.,. striker, believe that suca a
1 ,...r. r..,.a.r. bur others point 70 the
4 MA, K.aman,, a, Woods, At the
1 a. ,.ru - -. a, SPaug AMI else
4 AID ..yr a a.>gyurasIns >daNs OF 'ae
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Latest Prices ssA Transactions -
Change.

Change.
CHICAGO, August 3.-Larys receipts OF
wheat and reports Of increasing prepsrs.
ton. IN the country 10 ship more, caused
a heavy feeling and prices declined 1 70 3c,
the latter seller August. Present indica-
tions are that the corner in August wheat
has collapsed. Corn Is weak and ic lower,
in sympathy with wheat and larger re-
csipts: crop reports better; pressure 70 sell,
strong. Oats weak; seller August nc
lower. Pork il loc lower, and veil posted
dealers predict lover prices before per.
rnapent advance occurs. Lard II steady,
With DO pressure 70 cell. Short ribs are
firm and higher. The estimated stock of
lard here is 10, 90 tierces. Hog are nrm;
receivers estimate the receipts next week
nj so 90 10 70yOOU.
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All p<r,ons visbing 70 tsst De nerh q
. great rsnedy-oos tb:t I'll peaassly
cure Consumption. Cousha coz sss.I
Bronchitis. or sny sasSoes 9 n - -
and lupgs-are requestsd % 81 -
4 Co.'S drug store and Eets
Coosumotiou, which Win shgv yolon
reruisr dsIIsf sized bottls yiu a.
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Manufacturers Held = Meeting
The LiVeFpaolLo-k-o,,

-. - AsF..L -. August 2S.-Tbs-s
20 immediate pruspe.r % 4
:. - '"iEeen ;ae Knights Of LlA-.-
;--.s. The fEht is no, ~
-. A. aerO.lt there : ~ I.Sru.e
10 ne ne 'sN>es found the worEuan
..,.-, .Iry D''.aed them that rhey
eve up their organiza;ion n-
hey ch0se 10 DO the Iatter
y...n'eo'. - Dos. made a proposition 70 rbeir
p. a.. ..aE, 70 :" 20 work and agrse u
\. - '1.-t party in whatever Dis.
n '.se- aEt the proposition vas
J., ~ - = GAINED that the Knights oi
!. 50 - number over i've HUNDRED
l. E-,, Vas only seventy I'VE before
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Guernsey County.

Special Dispateh 20 tAe Sunday Re0Isser'
CANsRIDGE, O., August e6.-Col. Taylor
carried all the wards in Cambridge and
Wheeling township at the primaries to-day.
The other townships OF the county nave
rot been heord from, but will be for Taylor.
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sasss = = Sss's - O.
s srui.t. e: ssss''t 49, y.s@s n. -. csilsss:s
c. I'D ~ 6kin fsspseaA - pe1N
i1ear.s Hlea It 8 esaeastss1 S4
nerfect sstisfsctioa - oeoSy
kTies Is eenb per BOX yU - 1A
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SECOND pIsPATCH.

CANBKIpGE, O., August 26-Taylor car
ried the First ward Of Cambridge over Dr.:
McPherson by 20 majority; the second
ward-his own by 3 majority; the Third
81 majority, and the
Fourth ward BY Is majority. He also gets
Wheeling. Mills, MillwoOd, Centre and
Liberty townships. No Others heard from.
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4 Meeting ofSix Lodges

,.slsawa,et Association WAS held.
,.grl.H- j, was resolved 70 'aNe
+. -.;up a biz rarade {" show tnat
i,,. .r.on yy, stOCt united IN deter
! ..,u,,,iou 20 any ,oncessiOnS to the
r.. .l-r->. Alter The meeting the re-
+, u-.y told .. the particulars OF the
,,,.u rs the enthusiastic participants.
.l...,-ion how they would show the
l. cha. here wer. no deserlers from
ranks. and l.tr hey were not sU..,r-
90 hunger. The urN, day however,
- of the ASS .Ill0n annOun gd
|, nsi not We, heeD tally de. led
-- OF not there would be a Para.,".
!. & 5 given on, thar there vii. ne
!. I4r reason a,s.Euetl, II wa> '1H-
!. .reNpe lien, 90 have "a parile a. the
b. t.,.r also. ;Aat 'ac money uS"@~.
/, ~; 70 80 rep, table te"ansiTait'A
, a. better expended .vst Ua".
.s w,-n,u. I .>Srt 1.aNa'@c,E7y7
hr .h9u-.io tie asaudmvn' o, the
,.nk s4.f no. that j. an evidence
,u.,s. a hsc,iDw0. ID Won please.
h.. -imatrd people know very We.
., A>>u. .aur1 Is No. Thoroughly
!, Seed U.ta harmony ..-: now. You
.u...H ,-,u .ia...D.et iaa, q --eai
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Ir,.h ssspeeG Release1. !.

wAsgIxGrpx. August 3t-hinister I1weil
telegrsphs ihst " haiIony; an In'n suspect
has been released from Jail
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RALEIGH. \. C., Aug ust 8.-WiIlism D.
Msrslall. prominent citizen OF siievIiie
suicided this morning. The cause u un
known.
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Apollo Mill shut Down.

- \ \ gust 2o-The inn mills Of
i -. SeTssAutdgEn. yesteriay.
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Wen We're opposed to this
Strike.

2. ~ - rue. Indeed believe = iy.l
\ ui '.e union men wOuE result n
j .s.i.umr.: Of the strike. Now. s0oa
Do parade was ,a.Set a. Z was dis
y f.. '.1' ,aose men Who were opposed /
,'-,se would prohao. Y -.tuse 20 ,aNs
o say r.bEC demonstration. Ill>
,. tain tie -aHkS IS % make the
Ce G.,r-e&., instead o; a help AMI Il
I'.p-e'. - ahau.nei Oi course. tGr
nigh hsvr been Il led with outsiders.
\ p newspaper fellows would have he.
. 'ha' watch would have brOus.. dis.
-r,..rS
KIN Iha; he time might now be a.
} when the CratenGlng parties might
/ IN g. a-tl;-aye their difficulties. |
ei tie subject IN IN interview with
+ E.: jarrett. While he would nn; >ay
lie Association would never Ne viii
y Gb.yl,e this st'lle. be le 'a-ed that
me raj 10; Vet come. lie would no,
PIT himself 70 anything further a.
|eHL Mr.. JarTet: ,::.l seems confident
the S'r,,rcs Will win this fight lie J.,
EC;.! i,ee 10 adm il that he eoIns se,ed
3. s.H .IIosed the strike IN the ti-s,
nu' >sy> that TOW he : embark ! n
b. as .eat,- Of the strikers.
Hc VIII See IL Through
/ end whatever taa; may b..
F i-e impression that the ANAL "a.
\ ASSOCIATION would beinwued IN this
- -as taken hold OF the people. other
4 -.'uD> have become alarmed, AID are
a-'r.y Interest IN the outcome o;
pr''-a ;ed struggle. The LFta
4 .. % IS issue OF to-day. recognizes
o Tie .u..UR.a- concerning the iron
- Is a @-l:i- labu- generally. In
4 ".' =. 3; tie Awalsama;ei AssDria.
'-Ses ~ llls contest other trades
'.- ;a.S country WI, suffer. AL
4 Ier. led : :J- CrJaae-S 10 keep their
-ss s-a' a-t the trouble Will lind il,
=a-,ns>.
ys-y ln;e...-ea, union man said 10 me
LC'ae- .ag
D .9>e t-.s 6-Ir would be ia,a, almost.
e Unions wu.t aot recover from /,
eTi'> WHAT $ the use o: unions.
-. ,,aE. Il they can't gain for rs ou.
as from .ags:s.' We only have the
re ". .Gt-.0.'.Gs lu the >.ppnr; pi
s's s"- ng,a.ac. The result Will O..
..'-r numbers VIZ. .-Ays the unions
..s mon Nao Srrr seriously thInk
.....as a.. Not.
..rT '.-.Ne = now threa'e0ei Thi,
.. : i@s green glass wv-kar> Tae
4 ~. 7..A--, AMI t.llsrS-in have v0i,ei
q 11..i. @"i ,pr higher wages. OUT tina,
a-a'ar.-7yr> sha,. guarantee them
1 h.'>'a' wages 81 Per week, uauI
HIa, lN>E
Manufacturers Held = Meeting
S'.ay sHc decided tn refuse % si.., a.,
'-''r''.ct In sine Of these ssr,b
rs '1e tres hsi heen started pre-
4 = ' ',ar''-s n September lst an
,-s's ast sNpected 20 ire ID pey,
a.eSs so-.e arranger- eat is mad,
4 '21 Nry. lev days the t.7es will B,
4 /. aSi.a a1i the works sh1, down in
q p. 4. he ho-Ses report a go,l
"a q hand AMI seen utterly
4 .-. a''.' ,'ar;lng Such \ lookor,
' U, 'esa.; .2 the dciea, Of he s.rik
4 F..Ha-3.. miners, strike j ~,
20 % -sa 'a.ns 4 ne past
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