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Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28
DEATHS D0lN6S.

Mr. Levi Hubble was found dead
near his house about noon Tuesday. He
was in better spirits and apparently in
better health that morning than usual
and sat in his wife's room conversing
with her and reading the Bible till
about II o'clock. when he left the house
to turn the stock out OF the stable into
the lot. When the men came home to
dinner he was still gone and his son
Willie went out To look for him, when
he was horritied to find his body lying
on "A small bridge over the creek near
the stable. nearly stiff in death. He
had long suffered from some disease OF
the head and his sudden demise may
have resulted from that, though apo
plexy and heart disease are suggested.
Mr. Hubble was native OF Pulaski
county, where he married Miss Martha
Stigall, but he has lived in this county
the most OF his life OF 20 years. His
wife survives him with three children.
Misses Allie and Laura and Will Hub
ble and in their loss they have the sym
pathy OF many. friends Mr.. Hubble
was an elder in the Christian church at
Shelby City and was one OF its most de
vout and liberal members. His neigh
bors speak in high terms OF his uniform
Kindness and say he was POSSESSED OF a
most. sympathetic nature. which could
/ be easily aroused to generous. charitable
action. lie was an ardent believer in
/ the lost cause and showed his faith by
his works in entering in Col. Greely's
/ regiment. Since the war Mr.. Hubble
/ has devoted himself to stock raising, in
which he has been most successful. His
stock Was always the finest in the fair
rings and he hardly ever showed an
animal that failed to wear the blue. The
| funeral sermon was preached at McCor.
mack's church 10y Elder Montgomery
after which large procession OF friend:
followed the remains to their last rest
ing place in Buffalo Cemetery.
Mr.. Hubble was worth perhaps 500,
600 including $4,000 insurance that ht
carried on his life.
--l,ichard Dale Owen, the chemis
and geologist, is dead.
Mr. Fletcher Wilson, aged Is, die,
at Lebanon. He was worth $4,000.
Edward Wilder for many years
leading druggist of Louisville. is dead.
William Harvey, a prominent citi
zen OF Somerset, and for a number o
; years wholesale merchant in Louis
vile. died suddenly this week.
Prof. Robert G. Morrison, Presiden
, OF the faculty of Bellewood Female Sem
nary, died at Anchorage after an Hines
, OF three weeks. He was born in Rock
bridge county, Va.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28

The Bitterness and Call man in the
Truth thus states what we all are aware
ol: The more | see OF this glorious eli
mate OF Kentucky the more | wish |
lived in Mexico California or Peru. A
little bit OF Kentucky climate goes
long way Two weeks OF il is sufficient
TO inspire thoughts OF suicide in the ordi-
nary mind. and three months OF IT is
quite enough to produce despair and
desperation in any human heart. Since
the middle OF last November the people
OF Louisville have had enough OF this
villainous climate to make them the
most hapless lot OF mortsls on the face
OF the earth. Ii We were Frenchmen
there would have been dozen suicides
a day in Louisville during the months OF
January and February aud ior the fins,
fifteen days OF March. doubt il any
country on the globe has experienced a
more wretched variety OF weather than
We have passed through since the mid
dle OF last November.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28
The trial of Robert James at Charl,

The trial of Robert James at Charles
ton, :. c., who hired two negroes to
murder his father, in order that he might
inherit his estate, ended in verdict OF
death. II was proved that James gave
the negroes 500 each for their bloody
work, and the jury found him guilty OF
murder in the first degree.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28

lIUBBLE.-After considerable silence
on account of being busy and away from
home, again show my respect for the
best local newspaper around us 10y con
tributing few items to its columns.
Nothing fresh to say, only Hubble is on
a boom and gas has been struck in four
places in ineXhaustibe quantities. J. \,
Hammonds has sold his stock of drugs
and fixtures to j. L. Burnett II Co. and
they have moved them across the street
to the store now occupied by them. G..
K. Harris little daughter Iel from a
trunk and stuck "a stick in her neck.
Drs. Traylor and Dunlap were called in
and the splinter removed and she is
thought TO be doing well. Measles at Il,
+. Englemans. Mrs. Susie Hammonds
and daughter are visiting relatives in
Casey and Russell counties. james Pol.
lard was presented with two little folks
a few days ago, both hearty and doing
ing from carbunkle, but is improving
q. u. Bright is burning large lime kiln
and will be able to furnish lime ut low
rates. William Arnold has bought Har
Ian & Reid's half interest in the stage an d
mail line from l. ncaster to Danvile ant
is running it successfully. :. NJ. Spoon
amore sold a COW and cali to Burnett fol
SO. The party from Middlesboro living
on Jcak Ierkey's place has effected 4
trade with DIR. John Owsley and hai
moved to his farm on the river.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28

How LOVE- LETTERS AKE tSED.-The
absurd paragraph riginallypublished in
Truth satirically, TO the effect that Amer
lean girls made their love letters into pill
lows, with the notion that they induced
sleep has been copied extensively in
Europe and commented on seriously.
Stung TO q sense of investigation by this
base and literal use ot an amusing skit,
Truth sent out commissioners 10 exam
inc the brightest and.best OF the sex in
America, and am able now 10 report
circumstantially, aud with authority,
that the American girls do not make pill
lows OF their old love letters; on the con-
trary, they tie them up with red tape
indorse the ends and keep them 10 be
read in cour,.-New North Truth.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28

The Governors suggestion concerning
the care OF idiots would, if adopted re-
lieve the treasury of the State OF an i'm
mense drain, and the State itself from a
dark stigma. As the law stands we pay
a premium for idiotic children, as once
We paid bonus for the scalps OF wolves.
II each county can not he made to care
for its own idiots, then an asylum should
be provided at Frankfort AS the governor
recommends. CD.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28

B F. Hunter killed Bob Flowers, an
other hoy, in Adair county. Both
drunk.
The Worlds Fair bill passed the
House Tuesday with an amendment
which practically postpones it till 1898.
Chicago is to put up s50O,0O0 to show
that she can furnish $500, 900 more. The
government obligations are AS OF old
Sl;5O0,O00 for buildings and display. The
Senate will now consider.
The supply wagon OF the State
guards, containing the sugar, flour, etc,
was overturned EN- route to Harlan, {,
H., and Privates Curry and Gibbs were
considerably bruised, the box of bacon
falling on the latter. Curry was thrown
over the cliff and landed in the edge OF
! Cumberland river and received several
bruises about the head and face.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1890-03-28

Yesterday. the House Committee on
Coinage, WeightsALd Measures knocked
the administration silver bill higher
than kite The section drafted hy Mr..
Window, authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO suspend the issuance of
certificates under certain conditions, was
killed, and the legal-tender value OF the
dollar oi the dads was adopted. The
speculative craze that is sweeping over
the country is going to bring on iinan-
cial crises one of these fine mornings,
and the best thing Congress can do for
the people is to completely remonetize
silver 10y authorizing its free and unlim-
tied coinage Louisville Times.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
EDITOR BULLETIN:-

EDITOR BULLETIN
Will you permit me through your
columns to call attention 10 a case
of cruelty which is enacted every
Sunday morning, and which the
Tramway authorities are RESPONSE
bile for?
The 10: 45 car from Pauoa is al
ways crowded, standing room both
inside and out being invariably
taken up, and one mule is provided
to draw the same.
There is no blame to be attached
to the driver, who in order To obtain
an impetus OF speed, and so prevent
the car coming to standstill before
reaching the summit of the hill at
Beretanla street, is compelled to
commence urging the animal on
passing the Lyceum.
One has only To travel on that
car, to feel disrespect for COM
pany who practises economy at the
expense of Ill usage to a dumb
creature. The writer has complained
az the office of the company, but il
has been of no avail. 1t is to be
hoped that these few lines, written
at the suggestion of some ladies,
will have some effect. Y.
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trustees terminate their trust, and
that the business DC re-organized in
accordance with the limits laid down
by the Court of Appeals, the Trust
proposes that IIavemeyer, F. q.
Matthicsen and Wiechers, j. r..
Thomas, John l.. Searloop and j..
a. Stursburg, together with such
bankers as they may select, be APP
pointed committee by the certili-
cate holders, with full power TO re-
present them pending proceedings,
and to form a new organization for
tho purpose of protecting the pro-
perry and promoting the interests OF
the certificate holders.
The circular continues: AN GER
tillcate holders who favor the pro-
position aud desire to cooperate in
this plan of reorganization may
send their certificates, with trans
fer, to the Central Trust Company
of New York, with power of at
torney duly executed. The Central
Trust Company will issue, in lieu of
the certificates of the sugar refinery
company deposited, their certili-
Gates, which will be negotiable with
the same facility as the present GER
tilicates of sugar refinery companies.
II is desirable that action by certif-
cate holders shall be taken as
promptly as possible.
The circular is signed by Theo-
dore y. Havcmeyer, Henry o.
Havemeyer, f. o. Matthiesen, John
Il. Thomas, John L. Searlcs, Jr.,
julius A. Stursbnrg, John Jurgen-
sen, John T.. Parsons, William Dick,
William I. Havemeyer and Charles
O. Foster.
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The s. S. ClkUliHE.

The new Hawaiian steamer Clau-
dine, Captain w. M. Dodd, arrived
this morning, 81 days from Glasgow
via Cape Verde, which latter port
she put into in order to re-
place the propeller, all the blades
being lost. After effectng repairs,
the Claudine resumed her voyage
for Honolulu. On May Path the
supply of coal becoming greatly
diminished, owing to the unexpected
delay, she called in at Montevideo
on June 18th and after stay of five
days, continued her voyage on l7th
Tor Honolulu, arriving here early
this morning. She also lost another
blade of her propeller when she was
coming through the strait of Magel-
Ian, and the rest of her voyage was
continued with three blades.
The dimensions Of the Claudine
are: Length, 1874 feet; breadth,
81 feet; depth, II feet; free board,
3 feet inches. Tonnege $50 tons.
The engines are OF the triple expan-
sion type. Diameter Fl. Z. Cyl. Is
inches .O32i9 c.; diameter 1. z.
CYL. 20 inches 1000; diameter L.
Z. Cyl. As inches .274l. Stroke
80. She has two boilers Of steel
single tended" constructed to YER
ilas rules. Mean diameter, II feet,
length, 10 feet inches, 3 furnaces
in each.
She has over hundred electric
lights hy Paterson & Cooper of Lon
don, also an arc light 10 work cargo
with, showing great illumination
all over the ship, side lights
and mast head lights are also
electric. Her guaranteed speed is
Is kn"ts an hour; average speed 200
knots day on 80 revolutions per
minute and Z tons of coal.
The Chief Engineer j. L. Duncan
and others give great praise TO Capt.
| w. M. Dodd Tor the way in which
he brought the ship out during the
severe weather they encountered.
The Claudine brings no cargo fol-
this port. She is consigned Il
Messrs. Wilder & Co.
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CHESS TOURNEY.

The Chess Tournament will open
on Thursday night with members of
Glass A opposed as follows
Goldenberg vs. LANCE.
Gear VS.. Eldredge.
White vs.. Alexander.
Wright vs.. Walker.
On Friday evening Glass b will
occupy the rooms:
Hubash VS.. Giles.
Logan vs.. Hutchinson.
Brash vs.. Marsden.
Mahoney VS.. Thrum.
Beals vs.. Sims.
The committee varies the schedule
as announced to allow 4 games per
week for each player. This week
two games are scheduled. OF course
the schedule is not compulsory as to
the number of games, as on appli-
cation the committee will re-schedulc
games to please contestants. From
z p. N. to 10 p. IN. reserved for
Tournament games on Tourney
evenings
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SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE THE FULL COURT.
MONDAY, AUGUST 4

MONDAY, August 4.
c. E. Williams vs.. Pantheon Sta
bles. Trespass on the case. April
term 1890. Jury waived. Defend
ants exceptions TO decision Of
Bickerton, j., of July 2, 1890. Ar
gued and submitted. A. p. Peter
son for plaintiff; +. NJ. Hatch for
the defendant.
The King vs.. All Chez alias All
Hang, violating Chap. Al, sec. .,
Laws of 1856. Defendant appeal
from a ruling of Mr.. Justice Dole
at term, July l6, 1890, sustaining
motion of the prosecution for dis
missal OF appeal from Police Court,
for not beng perfected in time.
Appeal overruled. Deputy Atlor-
ney-General G. Creighton for prose-
cution; j. Nj. Davidson for defend.
ant.
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NOTICE.

HAyING bought out Mr.. w. II.
III Page in the Honolulu Carriage
Mandatory" at 1913 Fort street, am
prepared to continue the above business
under the old name of Honolulu Car.
rage Mandatory, and being an old
experienced carriage builder solicit
the patronage Of my old friends and the
public in general. and with my thorough
knowledge OF the business and with ex-
perienced workmen and using only the
best material guarantee general salts.
faction. Please call and SEQ me before
going elsewhere.
(6igned): GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu, Oct. 81, 1899. S9l II
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marks ON himself and the whole
special committee made in the
House were insulting. Did they
consider that the hon. Messrs. Bald
win, Muller, Brown, and Marques
were men to be influenced by brides!
These things were intended for the
mob behind and not for the House.
Recess from II TO ! 80.
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold the Steamer "Waima-
IL nalon wish all bills against said
vessel, to date, to be presented TO me
for payment. All accounts against the
Schooners "Alika," "Heeia," "Rob
Roy" and Steamer VIVA 10 date,
will please also be presented for pay
ment. All claims hereafter on the latter
four vessels must be accompanied by my
written order or they will not be paid.
j. l. DOWSETr.
Honolulu. July 81, 1890. 6l0 st
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NOTICE.

THIS is to certify that have this day
l. sold to n. F. Burgess, of Homo
lulu, all my right, title and interest In
the New Hawaiian Directory for 1890
81. Any communications TO, or orders
for the Directory will receive prompt
attention If addressed to @. w. Bur-
CESS, at Benson, Smith q Co.
BY order. j. @. LANE,
Editor Hawaiian Directory.
Honolulu, July 81, $500. go 81
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MEssRs. w. G. Irwin & Co. have
become an incorporated company
under II charter accepted from the
Hawaiian Government This has
been dune for the convenience of
their business. 1t does not involve
IL change in the ownership of original
mem hers of the firm, but some OF the
older employees of the house ere
taken into the corporation.
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One Of the patients in the Insane
Asylum is industriousiy putting in
his time by copying the text vi the
biMe. His paper i. carefully cut and
ruled and the writing in type form.
He claims that the book itself Civ 8
the necessary directions for the work.
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rASSssGesS.

From Kauai per stmr Mikahala. Aug
So Bishop, w A rardy, Mast rs
Warehouse (2), J Lindsay, ather
Llbert, Mrs Northumberland aud child, Il
U Starkviile, A Eddie, Z y Whit, W V
Lockwood, Miss l. K"nealii, vi ka-
lakuni, Mrs Bessel anu 2 children, W
Eadie.
from = an Francisco per Alden Besse,
Aug 4-R Andrews. wife and 2 children,
Mir nerrill nd MIR buxton.
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F0RElGu VESSELS IN PERI.

II B NJ > Acorn, Pc lard, from cruise
l. L 5 harles on, Rear Admiral Geo
Brown, FROM SAN Francisco
Z S Nipsic McCurlcy, from Hiio.
Am blk Ophir from Newcastle, n 5 w
Am 4-mstd schr Robert Levers, d =
Pemhl low, from san francisco
Ger Blk AduniS, q Brane, from Bremen
Am bktme Iringard, ii Manson, from
san FL aucisco
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NOTICE.

TNHE Hawaiian Construction Co. will
l. not be responsible for any bills
contracted in their name without II
written order signed either by D. z.
Peterson or j. NJ. Dat.
B. +. DILLINGHAM,
Manager Hawaiian Construction Co.
Honolulu, July IL, 1890. Goa In
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The Wonan's Board will hold a
memorial service i'll remembrance of
the lule Mrs. Damon, in Central
Union Church at 2 80 o'clock to-
morrow aft, rnoon.
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BEFORE M'CuLLY, ].
SATURDAY, Aug. :

SATURDAY, Aug. 2.
Maria Comes de Silva VS.. Joa-
quinn Comes dc Sl"a, petition for
separation. Decision reversed July
!, 1890. Oral decision rendered
d!smissing petition. Appeal noted.
A, Rosa for petitioner; w. A.
Whiting for respondent.
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IN eHAMpERs--BEroRE JUDD, c. J.
SATURDAY, Aug. 2

SATURDAY, Aug. 2.
The Kilauea Sugar Company vs..
Christian Bertelmann, motion of de-
PENDANT to dissolve injunction issued
July 7, 1890. Arsu' d aud decision
re erved. F. M. Hatch for plain
tiffs; z. Neumann for defendant.
Suit Is for specific performance.
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THE Marine Journal (New York;
OF July 5 has n fine portlait Of John
ID. Spreclle!s, head OF The firm be r.
ing his name, accompanied by an ex-
tended biographical sketch.
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NOTICE.

A LII bills outstanding over one year
~ and not paid by August 18th, will
be publicly advertised for sale.
CHAs. j. FISHEL,
The Leading Millinery House, corner
Fort Il Hotel streets. G20 lw
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a PARCEL was picked up on King
street near Mrs. Dominis', Saturday
evening. The owner can learn of its
whereabouts by applying OF this
uiiice.
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NOTICE.
evenings.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will
~ not pay debts contracted in my
name without my written order.
w. G. ACHI.
Honolulu, July Z, 1890. sos I'm
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SnlPrisi. niLIra.

The 4-masted schooner Robert Lew
ers will SAIL Tor san francisco either
Thursday " Friday.
Tie Alden Besse, Captain Friis, ar
rived ear y to day, II days from San
Francisco. She experienced fiue weather
all the way uown. she bri IS six pas
sengers. aud also general merchandise
consIgn, d to Messrs irwin %.
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BAND G0ECERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give q
public concert at Emma Square
this evening at 1880 O'clock, rem
dering the following programme:-
PART /.
overture Berlin Life. ........ Conradi
Fin le-Carmen........ Bizet
Gayotte-The Duchess. Edison
"reminiscences of Douizrtli Godfley
Palama, Pill Aoao, Malama.
PART III.
Medley German Marches. .....
'.''DclucuSlHuZ
Patrol Portuguese. .......... Meylelles
Waltz -Jupi aut... ...... .Fahrbaoh
folka--Amager ........ ...s..GOulrey
Hawaii POnoi.
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TIE new Gun Club will meet at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening at
Z 30 O'clock. All interested are in
vityd TO attend.
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A FULL attendance is desired at
the monthly meeting of the Pioneer
Building AID Loan Association to-
night,
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HIS Majesty the King will give IL
state dinner at lolani Palace to Rear
Admiral Brown on Wednesday even-
ing ut O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

THE Hawaiian Hotel Stables give
l. notice to those owing them old
accounts, that If not settled by August
/, 1890, they will be put in the hands
of collector. COL I'd
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Mr. McCullum, at Kapiolani Park,
offers algaroba beans for sale at $l.25
per 100 lbs.
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THE Hawaiian Carriage Manu-
featuring Co. are Offering phaetun,
buggies, etc. at unusually low prices.
Read the list.
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Hon. S. VI. Damon holds power of
attorney from MIR. w. f. Allen dur
ing The lattvr's absence from the
kingdom.
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THERE will be an auction sale Of
mules and horses by MI. Morgan to.
morrow in Hon j. /. Dowsett's yard
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CAGGGtS FROM SaAND FORTS.
stmr ikahala-5356 bags sugar and
100 bags rice.
Stmr Pele 1882 bags sugar.
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GepAH

SsoSsLS LAWS. iL-E.uEhuW.
Stmr Kinau for liilo and way ports at
2pm
Stmr nikaiIala for Kauai at pm
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LEGAL q GENERAL NEWS.
A COTTAGE is wanted.

A COTTAGE is advertised to let.
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OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO. 5
TIRE TABLE.
TO Take Effect ,guiy 30. 1890.
ERRitASS.

ERHltASS.
Aug 8
Stmr Mikal ala from Kauai
Stmr Mokolii FROM Molokui
Schr Lihulihu II ON Kauai
Aug -
s 5 iauuine, w NJ Dodd, from Glas-
gov
Am nk Alden Bcsse, Fris, from San
Francisco
Stmr p, lc from Hamallra and Lahaina
Stmr Luka from Kauni
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MARRIED.

CANT-DUDOIT-AtS st. Andrews Ca
thedral, honolulu, August Sd, by
the Rev. Alexander Macintosh,
Edwin Hugh ant to adrienue
Blanche Dudoit.
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OIL D,

MAKEE-At Karlsbad, Germany, July
ooh, Parker Norton Makee, aged "a
years, 6 months, 26 days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-28
NO STRIKES FOR THEM.
An Illinois Steel Works That is Liberal
to Their Employees.

An Illinois Steel Works That is Liberal
to Their Employees.
P1rrsBURa, April 2s.-The announce
ment from Joliet, ILL.,, of on arrange
ment made by steel works there to
their employees whereby the mems wages
are considerably advanced without its
asking, is claimed by several workers
here to be proof conclusive that the
steel companies are making money and
could well afford to pay better wages
j. G. Sterling, secretary of the Illinois
Steel Company, of which company the
about 2, 900 men, addressed the employees,
submitting proposition to them which
Is remarkable, considering the way the
world is running on now. The COM
pany will give to each man who stays
one year one per cent. of hia wages, and
SO on up to five years, when five per
cent, of his wages will be added to his
pay, thus at the end of Eve years the
company will be giving these employees
500, 900 year. Men entering the COM
pany's employ July 1, 1889, are entitled
to the benefit. The men received the
proposition with unbounded joy. This
will settle all likelihood Of strikes or
quitting of work without giving notice.