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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
Topics Of Current Interest About Man
facfuTinQ.

Topics Of Current Interest About Manu-
featuring.
The Benwood mill is closed down indef
initely.
The Etna Iron and Steel Company is
still busily engaged on their extensive re-
pairs.
William Schwertfeger & Co. are behind
on orders on account Of inability to secure
sufficient workmen.
The Riverside pipe mill is one Of the
busiest institutions about Wheeling. 1t is
running full and on Tuesday booked orders
for thirty milC1 ofpipe.
Thomas W. Shippers, Assistant Secretary
Of the Standard mill at Bridgeport, will
start early next week ON a two weeks
pleasure tour to the Thousand Islands.
The K. ]. Bags Lumber Co., of Bridge
port, has contracted TO build a two-story
frame dwelling for q. Wileman, North
Wheeling, and an additional story on the
residence Of VIM. Erskine, Island.
The LqBslle and Whitaker mills ar,
both forced to accept a much lighter pro
duction than theyinoed on account of thu
hot weather. The men are unable to worl
more than three heats turn most of thi
weather. The past few days, however
have been quite an improvement
The BellsiIe steel works, the only ont
except the Laughlin and junction q
MiDgo, which employs Amalgamsted AS
sociation men. is busy repairing, prepara
tory 10 an early resumption. The plan
hsl been closed since July lat, it is pre-
sumed by some of these connected there
with to await the outcome Of the Carnegie
Phipps & Co. strike at Homestead, Pa.
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BENJAMIN AND BILLY.
rRg,0N AND NAHONB MAXI UP THs
COMBINATION
r.,. E.ss 30 Carry yrga.a-h is TO be Done BY
re5f Federal Paronage-Mahona
VII be- Boss - West
Trs1a News.

s,-.. e. .--.r 'a .i. Rfgis'e.
WASHINGTON. d. O., July 1s.-General
,r.so,s bss had his chief lieutenants from
v..,i,i, here tlr two days in consultation
.;,b senator Qlsy, First Assistant Post
r,.,tsr.Geasal CarksOn, Dudley, Of IN
r...,-s memory. aud others Of the National
p.,,briasp Couun.,s. Mahone's scheme
$40 eonmi. .ha administration 10 him
ui.b Nh. p-oui.s Of unlimited patronage.
Heessu-ss Q1sy that be can carry Virginis
ifbs can bays 100 the patronage he want.
Oasy could not make any promises, so to-
dsy President Harrison wrl consulted.
lie was willing to aid Malone, bat said ne
must be careful.
Hprrison WANT 20 fool the reform ele-
ment. lie is ready % 90 s1 far IS the
worst spoilsmen can demand, but he want
to DO It under a pretense of observing re-
form. Malone laid the law down plainly
saving il was useless TO make the fight in
Yirginia, unless It wrl 10 be done vigOr-
ously that in the first place the Rapubii-
can kickers must be put down. and in the
second, be (Mahoae) must be able
20 distribute federal offices where
they would do most good. This conference
is still being kept up. bat Malone will
have his way He will be given carte
Nm,is TO bribe as much as possible with
federal patronage.
CAPTAIN p0vENER,
of Wheeling was hero to-day, but he de-
clsrsd that hs vas on private business
and that bis visit had nothing to DO with
politics OF Offices.
WRsT VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day ca follows Original
invalid. John T. Giman, reissue a-d ln-
crease. ELAN Hoi kinsou; reissue, Jonn
Harding original widow, Mary, widow Of
Com wilkins
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NORRIS AFTER THEM.
The Springfield Detective Hunting the
Fugltivss.


Fugltives.
NEW YORK, July Is Detective Morris
appeared OF the Tomb1 Police Court to-
day with q r,quisitiOn from Governor
Lowry, of Mississippi, calling for the ar
rest Of Charley Mitchell and Mike DOno-
van, who looked after Kilrain's interests
with Sullivan. Morris has no requisition
for Sullivan, Kllrain or Muldoon. Morris
arrived this morning, and Inspector
Byrnes detailed Detective Lsnttner to as
sist him. Upon application being made
for warrants for Mitchell and Donovan
before Justice O'Reilly at the Tombs
Court, the Justics declared warrants were
unnecessary, as the arrest could be made
without them. The two detectives then
started out with the intention Of making
the arrests at once.
NEW YORK, July 18- Acting District
Attorney Gofi, said to-day that acquisitions
for the parties and principals in the recent
Sullivan Kilrain fight had not yet reached
his Office. The men, he added, who were
identified with the fight, when arrested,
will of course be turned over to Governor
Lowry, and it is certain Governor Hill will
consent as long es the necessary papers are
ahown
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A GOOD MANS BOOK.
Cardinal Gibbons Work Aims to CONVEX
Not to Prosely tize.

Cardinal Gibbons' Work Aims to Convert
Not to ProselJ tize.
BALTIMORE, July 18.-Parts Of the new
"Oar Christian Heritage" written by
James Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop Of
Baltimore, which will appear next October
through the courtesy of the publishers,
John Murphy & Co., were submitted 10
the hasty reading of an Associated Press
reporter this evening. This hook is not
pOlemical, it does not deal with the con-
troversies agitsted since the reformation,
nor aim at vindicating the claims
of the Catholic church as superior
to those Of ths separated branches
of Christianity. 1t has nothing 10 say
against any Christian denomination
that still retains faith in at least the divine
mission of Jesus Christ On the contrary
most of the topic1 treated still find jealous
advocates in Protestant writers. Nor was
it written in the hope of influencing pro-
fessional free thinkers. agnostics and otf
er avowed enemies of Christianity, but
those who, through association, the ab-
sc nee of Christian training, a distorted ed
uCstion and pernicious reading have be-
come estranged from the teachings of the
Gospel-those who have never shared in
the Christian heritsge of their fathers.
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FIERY PRoHfBITIoNIsTs
Pick Their FIInts and Ready to Go At II
Again.

Pick Their FIInts and Ready to Go At IL
Again.
Special T.ltoTdm 10 he Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 18.-The
Inter State W. C. T. U. Col ference is big
success. The concert last night by the
Silver Lake Quartette, with recitations by
Miss Banks, of Baltimore, drew the largest
week night audience of the season. To-
days sessions were lively with discussions
on Social Purity, mothers meetings and
other lines of W. @. T. U. work. Mrs
Buell., Of Chicago, Mrs johnson,
of West Virginia, and others press
ed the demand for one standard
of social purity for both sexes. The ques-
ton box raised the question. when the
President Mrs. Buell. said the union never
60 prosperous as since it declared its gym
pathy with the prohibition party. The
sensation of the day was the address on
the Crime of Licensing Crime" by DIR.
F. NJ. Ellis, of Baltimore, it was scath-
ing arrangement of the license system as
immoral and criminal, and an eloquent
appeal for prohibition State and National.
The Republican party was scored for its
hypocracy on the liquor question.
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D0LING OUT AID.
Beavers Commission Begins to Help the
Sufferers.

Beavers Commission Begins to Help the
Sufferers.
JoHNsTOwN, PA, July 1S.-Judge
Cummin and Treasurer Thompson closed
up their little bank at $40 this afternoon,
and left for Cresson where they will spend
the night. Daring the day 165 checks
we're issued calling for sum total of SIG,
1856. Most of the checks were for $50, the
highest called for $500, and was paid TO a
poor woman who lost her husband in the
flood. The district paid to-day Was one in
which the damage done resulted from back
water. The houses are not washed away
and but few people were drowned. To-
morrow the Fourth ward will be paid.
The receipt of the money has put some
life into the people and feeling Of conf
dence is beginning to show. Judge Cum
Minis force was kept very busy during bank
hours but everything passed of smoothly
and satisfactorily.
Two unidentified bodies were recovered
to-day. One hundred of the two-story
houses which Contractor Hughes has en-
gagged to erect were allotted to- day, and
Mr.. Hughes will begin building them at
once. lie expects to complete about 10
houses day. They are said to be much
better than the 0klshomas which Gov
Beaver had ordered and will cost much leee
money. 1t is likely that the Red Croes
society will build permanent general hos
pital here.
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nr. s.hln 70 be Rsm,rsa.

WASHINGTON, July 15-Ex-Sanator
Dwight NJ SAbin, who has been to New
York aud Boston attending to personal
business, arrived in Washington yesterday.
He left this morning for his home az Sill
water, MINI, with his two adopted daugh
ters, the little Chambers girls, who have
been at school here. They will remain st
Senator Sabin's home until the fall, when
he will again place them in some Eastern
school Senator Sahin has arrange ] for the
removal of Mrs. Stbin from the asylum at
Flushing, J.. where she is now confined.
She will be taken 70 the mountains Ia
Northern Maine, where she Will remain
with some family friends for some time.
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su,l,van and MuIdoon In Canada.

UTICA, N. Y, July ia ST ecial from
OSdensburg says that John L. Sullivan,
accompanied by VIM. Muldoon, passed
down the st. Lawrence this morning on
the Royal Mail Line steamer Passport, en-
route to Montreal.
During the boats brief stop at Prescott,
Muldoon handed dispatch to hotel man
there to be sent TO Montreal asking that a
suite of rooms be prepared for the party on
its arrival.
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A SASSY" ARAB.
Mad n JumI warns oreenfeii To Beware OF
aordon's Fate.

Mad III JumI warns Greenfeli 10 Beware Of
aordon's Fate.
LONDON, July ls.-lu the House OF
Commons this afternoon, the Right Hon.
r. stanhope. Secretary Of State for War
read the reply Of NAd II Jumi, the Der
wish leader in Egypt, in response 10 the
demand made by Gen. Grenfell, for his
surrender. Mad II Jumi says in his re-
ply: Your force Is nothing to me. /
have h,en sent to conquer the world. j
cannot stop now. ! call upon You to sur
render. / will protect you. Remember
Wicks and Gordon"
In his dispatches accompanying Mad III
Jumi's reply to the War Office, Gen Gren-
fell states tnat the Dervish leaders fight
ing men are we'll fed and in good condi-
tion.
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The Pes, Ship Passengers Landed.

New YORK, July 1s.-AfIer being sub
mitted to thorough fumigstion snd dis
injecting process, the 572 steerage psssen-
gers of the Red Line steamship Western
land were landed this morning at Castle
Garden. Mathilde GOsw, the Arabian
woman who was discovered TO be suffering
from smallpox on board the vessel, is de-
tanned at the hospital on North Brother 8
Island, while her husband and child are
on S9inburne's Island.
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MDow osrRAcIzED.

His Fellow Physicians ENpel Him From
Their Society.
CHAgI EsroN, S. c., July lS.-Df. Nc
Dow, the slayer Of Capt Dawson, was ex-
PEELED nom the South Carolina Medical
Society to-day. Alta special meeting Of
the Society the following resolutions were
passed;
"WHEREAs, It has been brought to the
notice Of the Society that DR.. t. Ballard
Mellow has been proven By his own con-
fession, guilty of immoral, unprofessional
and uugenllemsnly conduct, and that
after due notification, the said DR.. Nc
Dow has failed to appear before the Society
10 exonerate himself from the said charges.
Res0lrcd, That he is expelled from the
body.
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GAVE THE CONTRACT.
An Ohio Man WIN Build the New Insane
Asylum.

An Ohio Man VIII Build the New Insane
Asylum.
Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURa, July 1S.-The Board OF
Directors OF ths second Asylum for the In
sane, at Spencer, met at the Hotel Blen'
nerhaseett to-day and awarded the contract
for the superstruction of the building to
Henry Oblennes, of Athens, Ohio, for
S3S, 900. This does not include the heat
ing and plumbing. The foundations have
already been built. There were other bid
ders, viz: Davidson Bros, of Parkersburg
Rusk e Co. Charlie e3tOn, and A. A. Arnold,
of Weston. The contractor is to have his
work completed by October Is, 1890.
Every member of the Board was present.
They are determined to give the State a
good, substantial building.
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THERE WILL BE A FIGHT.

Eastern Glass Manufacturers Refuse to
Accede to ihe Workers Demand.
NEW YORK, July 18.-At the semi
annual meeting of the Eastern Association
of Glass Manufacturers to-day the de-
mands of the workmen 10th in regard
to wages and the limitation OF
apprentices were considered and the
association decided very strenuously to re-
sist them. The meeting also decided that
in the future manufacturers shall insist
that American boys be allowed to learn
the trade instead of importing foreigners,
when there is a scarcity of workmen in
this country,
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BACK TO DEATH.
A Pnssburg Minister Called to Answer for
Crime.

PitSsburg Minister Oalleu 10 answer ior
Crime.
PIrTsBUG, July 1s.-Judge Ewing, at
half-past two this afternoon in the Court OF
Common Pleas No. 2, rendered hisdecision
in the extraditiOn proceedings against
Rev. E F. Flemmon, alias John Yeldell,
delivering the prisoner to the custody OF
the State ofSouth Carolina. The members of
the counsel for both States were all present.
On the announcement Of the decision
Flemmon's face assumed an expression OF
pain and terror, and the general comment
was that he had heard his death warrant.
Mr.. McKenns said be had some new
evidence he desired 10 submit, and the
Court stated he would in that event delay
the final order until Saturday, when ne
would hear this new testimony.
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A oIad.,on,an Returned.

LONDON, July 1s.-The election in the
west division of Carmarthenshire to fill
the vacancy in the House Of Commons
caused by the death of Mr.. Walter Powell,
Home Ruler, resulted in the return Of Mr.
Morgan, Glsdstonian, who received 4,252
votes against 9. 533 cast for his opponent,
Mr.. Drummond, Conservative.
At the last election Mr.. Powell received
4.16l votes and Sir j. c. Lawrence, the
Liberal Unionist candidate, 1,9l6.
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A COUNrERFEIrER BOLD.

The Notorious jim Guyon Nearly Cap
tured-A Biz Haul In Green Goods.
DAYTON, %, July 1S-SeCret service
men 10 disguise have for long time been
dicksnng With Nslson Drggs and wife,
who keeps the U S Hotel, in the country
two niles from here. for twenty one thou
sa1i dollars counterfeit money. To day
ne deal wa7 to be effected, and now
develops that The notorious counterfeiter,
jim Guyoa for whom the goyernmen, has
been looking for nine yesrs, brought the
bogus money here for delivery. The house
was surrounded, and the money aud
briggs and bis wife captured, Guyon es-
espsd, firing on the officers as he ran. One
of lhsm was wounded.
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Prnno.s. = Lawyer., Centennial.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 1s-ElliOt F.
Shepard offered resolution at a meeting
Of the Bar Association to-day authorizing
the appointment Of committee to arrange
for fitting celebration of the Tooth ami
versary Of the institution of judiciary de-
partment Of the national government by
the organization of the supreme court, on
the first Tuesday Of February, 1870, IN the
city Of New York. The resolution was
a1onfed
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BLOODY LOWREY.
He Wants to Have tho Spectators OF the
Fight Indicted.

He Wants to Have the Spectators OF the
Fight Indicted.
NEW ORLEANS, April 18.-It having
been reported here that list Of 1,5OO
names, including newspaper correspond
ents. railroad and telegraph people and
spectators at the recent Sullivan and Kill
rain Fl ght, had been forwarded to Missis-
sippi, and that all parties concerned would
be held to answer for violating the laws OF
that State, the Associated Press correspond
ent a. jackson was instructed to ascertain,
if possible, from Governor Lowrey the
scope of the prosecution; whether or not
the spectators would be proceeded against,
but the Governor declined to be interview
ed on the subject in advance of the action
of the authorities Of Marion county. The
Governor said, however, that be might
have something to say on the subject in a
few days. He thinks the report exsgger-
ated
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COKE srRIKE PROBABLE.
The OouneusvIle Workers Demand High
er Wages Rate.

The Connelisvue Workers Demand High
er Wages Rate.
PrrrsBURG, Jolly 1s.-Tne convention
of organized and unorganizsd cokers, az
Everson, yesterday, passed resolutions Sc
versly criticisirg the operators for their in
difference 10 the plea of the cOkers, and
because Of their refusal - hold confer
eace with organizations on wage our stiOns.
The coke workers ask for conference on
July q. and say if the operators ignore
the demand they viii call on all workers
d lay down tools and quit work on Au-
gust /.
A delegate convention has been called
for July 81, to consider the action of the
employers. Tne cokers demand the scale
Of wages prepared on April IS, with few
exceptions. The additions to the scale
are Blacksmiths, s. 80; carpenters, 81 %;
helpers, 81 So, and car greasers, Sl.75.
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TIE STATES ACCOUNT.

Nearly n Quarter of n Mil"on Spent by
Pennsylvania at JohnstOwn.
PGTTsBURG, July 16.-Col. Gray, OF the
State accounting department, who had
charge of all the State bo2ks at JohnstowD,
has completed his report of the moneys
expended and will mail it to the Auditor
General in day or so. Col. Gray has
vouchers for every cant of the money that
went through the hands of the State an-
thorities during the time they had charge
of affairs at Johnstown. The grand total
shown by Col. Gray's cash book is $24s,-
935 81. He has balance CT 1000 on
hand. Every cent is accounted for, aud
the account is backed by sworn vouchers
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aallasher to Fight mcCarty.

CLEVELAND, O., July 1S.-Reddy Gal
lsgher is in negotiation with President
Fulda. of the California Athletic Club
over match with William McOarty, the
Australian middle weight, to be fought in
San Francisco late in September for Call
f1rnia club purse.
McCarty is the fighting partner oi
Murpby. who knocked out Griffin few
days ago. Only the sizs Of the purse is to
be fixed.
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walhsr say. III. Pal. Wen.

WASHINGTON, d. C., July ls-Walkel
Blaine returned this morning from Bar
Harbor, and was at his desk in the State
Department. % usual. He reports bis
father. the Secretary, as quite well, and
greatly enjoying the sea breezas
Mr. Blaine said that there was not the
shght1t foundation for the story Of bis
fathers gnation. nor for the report
that be contemplated signing Secretary
Blaine 10 an probability viii not return
TO Washington before the first Of October.
when be expect 20 occupy his new resi-
dence on Madison place, opposite Laiay-
ette Square, the old Seward mansion.
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TIE HowLErr CASE.

Evidence - In and Argument to
Begin.
JACKSON, TENN, July 1s.-At last
after over five weeks of testimony, argu'
ment will begin tomorrow morning in
the celebrated Howard libel case. The
strongest tight has been on the question Of
Observation-Disclosures plaintiff is Fed Howard
OF fred Hewlett whom he claims to have
met in New York and changed names
with to 20 in the Tigress in search OF the
lost Polaris. There has probably never
been such another case tried in the United
States. The evideucs would fill volumes,
and much Of it is as strange as the widest
romance. Argument will take severa
days
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chnhrsn starving to peaih

On account Of their inability to digest food,
will find a most marvellous food and rem.
edv in SCorr's EMULSION Of Pure God
Liver OIL with HypOphosphites. Very
palatable and easily digested. DR.. ;. W.
Cohen, Of Waco, Texas, says: Il have
used your Emulsion in Infantile wasting
With good results. Il not only restores
wasted tissues, but gives strength, and in
creases the appetite. am glad to use such
a reliable article
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Elixir of Datse.

Is combination Of the active proper'lt.'
Of dstes, figs and prunes, and other tdop'l f'l'l
cal fruits. Its pleasant tss,e and oenene,A- n
sffects have rendered il immensely Pop.. P,ps,.
lar. II cures habituAl eo9stiPAIion' IiIas ,Ia
gestion, biIiOusress, sick bead, be,dseae' ca " Ps W
ss;n s w F williams, John LAugn,In' I'm
1--WE " W nos,,s' J. T. Goodwin q o.
ana snS foesn +, 4 Co., Wholesale Agens'
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coRR1GAN CALLED TO ACCOUNT.

Nv YORK. Archbishop Summoned to
Rome 70 Explain the mcGlynn Csss.
NEw YORK, July 1s.-The Press states
that Archbishop Corrigau has been sum-
monsd to Rome u explain his conduct OF
the New York diocese, including the Nc,
Giynn affair. the Mcguire burial matter and
a number of other things which have kept
the Catholics Of this vicinity in turmoil
lnr some time past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
Tn. Rurke F,tradItIon Case.

OTTAWA, ONT, July 1s.-The pipsrs in
the Burke extradition matter have been
received at the Department Of Justice
from W Wlnnipeg. A lapse Of time being
provided for By law, an order for extrsdi-
lion cannot issue until the 26th inst, and
In the meantime the Minister Of Justice
will have an opportunity Of considering
The merits Of the cAse.
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The Campbell Air Ship.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., July 1s.-At about
7o'clock Tuesday evening big balloon
passed over this city heading in direction
that would have brought it up over Ruz'
yards Bay or Vineyard sound in an hour OF
two. great many people here believe
that the balloon was the missing Campbell II
air ship, as no sscensions are known to
have bsen made hereabouts.
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ST. PAUL CROWS.

Indication Of Increased Population, Whne
Minneapolis Has shrlnSage.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July lS.-The direc-
tories Of St. Paul ard Minneapolis, just
issued BY the same firm, show a rather re-
markable state of things, and st. Paul is
doing a good deal of growing to-day. The
st. Paul directory shows a gain of 4,O7O
NAMES, indicating a population of 1913, 600.
The Minneapolis directory. on the other
hand shows a falling of 2,6iO names, in
dicating that the Flour City's population
has actually decreased :, $50 in year and
that the city's total is but Us. 600.
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MORE GLASS APPRENTICES.
Window Glass Workers Decide to Perml
More Boys to Learn Their Trade.

Window-Glass Workers Decide to Permit
More Boys to Learn Their Trade.
PITTsBURG, July 18.-The Window
Glass Workers Association concluded its
convention yesterday morning and ad-
journed.
The apprentice system, which was one
of the most important matters before the
convention, was made more liberal. The
number of learners was increased about so
per cent, and the President W. authoriz'
ed to allow q still larger number should
the condition of trade demand it. A COM
mittee was appointed to meet delega ion
of bOttle-blowers at Philadelphia and for
mulate some plan to organize all non-union
bottle e-h0uses in the country.