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Declared u I.Unutic.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The well known
Chicago capitalist E. X. Lehman, was
declared by a jury. 10 be a dis.
tracted person. Mr.. Lehman's wife was
appointed couservator OF his $500, 900.
Mr.. Etheridge testified that Mr.. Lehman
was now in Btoomingdale Asylum. In
the opinion OF six other New York and
Chicago physicians who examined the
merchant, he was clearly lupatic. the
result OF too much business. The evil
dence showed that Mr.. Lebman's pecu-
liar idea was for buying things. The
entire contents OF a butcher shop and a
handful Of diamonds which he carried
about in his pockets arc among the
things he has purchased.
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CUMBERLAND CHIPS.

Engineer and Brakeman KIllcds-Cit Sub.
tt. scription to tho II. S O.
Special Dispatch to Lac Jaielli2eneer.
9' CUMBERLAND, MD., May 22.-Adam
stinebaugh, employed rs IN engineer on
a stone crusher by Merwin McKaig, ol
this city, was struck and. instantly killed.
While getting out Of the way Of one train
he got directly in the way OF Cumber.
land and Pennsylvania train.
Thomas McNuliy, Of Mount Savage,
fell from moving train while in an
epileptic fs and was instantly killed.
This evening some female entered the
residence of George Nickic, recently
married, and stole all his ailverware,
The proposition recently made by the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company for
the city Of Cumberland to pay the inter.
est on Sl50,000 has been accepted so far
as the Council is concerned and will be
voted on by a pecial election early iu
| Il
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A Marrow l:scnpC.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May PA seri-
GUS wreck occurred today at Sheffield,
Mo-, ut the crossing Of the Alton and
Missouri Pacific track there. A
Missouri Pacific freight train
had the right of way aud
Was proceeding toward the crossing
when the Alton limited passenger
train, inbound from Chicago, dashed
on tho crossing at speed Of forty
miles an hour. Thu Alton engineer
recognized the freishts right OF way but
his air.brakcs would not work. One
sleeper was demolished and tho rest
ditched. Several passengers were in
iured. but none Killed.
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On to Vancouver.

VICTORIA, B. O., May 22.-Alter their
departure from the opening Of the Pro.
vincial Jubilee Hospital, yesterday, the
Duke and Duchess OF Connaught and the
party drove to Esquima!t, where they
visited H. NJ. s. Ampnion, Just repaired
from her accident last fall while convey
ing the Governor-General to Vancouver.
Last evening the distinguished party
dined at the Government House, Mayor
Grant being one Of the guests. At 1850
o'clock the party boarded the Abyssina,
and left for Vancouver at daylight, They
will leaye Vancouver tomorrow morn.
ing BY special train,
The three days'; celebration OF tho
Queens birthday began this morning.
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MELBOURNE, May 2222.-The Parliament
Of Victoria was opened to-day by the
Earl Of Hopeton, Governor OF the COL
ony. He congratulated Parliament up
on the prosperity Of the country, and
upon tho rapid strides towards fedora.
ton which, he said, was near. This
proved the growth Of the feeling OF a
common Australian nationality. The
work OF strengthening the fort works Of
the colony is advancing. The arming Of
the forts with a new style OF breech-
leaders is almost finished. Parliament,
he said, would be asked to pass u bill to
augment the militia and volunteers.
His lordship announced that a confer
euce would be had at Adelaide, South
Australia, to take action in concert with
the other Australian colonies to bring
about lower postal and cable rates be-
tween Australia and Europe.
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CHICAGO, May e2.-The Baptist publ
cation society resumed 7ita sessions this
morning. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi.
dent, Samuel A. Crozier, Pennsylvania
Vice Presidents, Thos. Armitage, New
York, Col. James Hoyt, South Carolina
Mr.. Edward Goodman, Illinois, Mr.
Joshua Leveridee, Maryland; Secretary
Benz. GnaIths; Recording Secretary. w
A. Roland; Treasurer, Chas. II. Barnes
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DiE Lengue (;umes.

Syracuse, 5;..Columbua, 3. (Asso.)
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, s. IN. ~
Brooklyn, q; Cincinnati, 1. IN. L) u
New York, 10; Chicago, 8. (P.L.) O.
Boston, 1; Cleveland. s. IN. l.. ID
Brooklyn 8; Louisville Is {Asso.}.
Rochester. 4; St. Louis. 8. (Asso.
Toledo, Q; Athletics, l2. {Asso.)
Cleveland, l2; Philadelphia, G. (P.L.
Brooklyn, G;.Bufalo, y. (P. IL
New York, IA; Pittaburgh, 2. IN. L.)
Pittsburgh, 4; Boston, I. (P.L) ns:i
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CARNEGlE'S NEW ROAD.
1t VIII Bother the Fort Wayne and DO a
Good Ilusiuess.

- "1A 'osheE the EoIt wayne unu DO U
Good Ilusiness.
PlTTsnunon, Pa, May 90. : Andrew
Carnegie, and Pittsburgh and West.
ern capitalists have formed Il syndicate to
build railway which will parallel the
Fort Wayne road from Pittsburgh to
New Castle, and then branch Oft up to.
wards the lakes. It will be part OF tho
Pittsburgh and Western system.
The proposed Neville Island railway
will DO the connecting link by which the
new route will be completed. Engineers
have already been at work on the line
for two days. The new line will not only
cripple the Fort Wayne railroad
suburban traffic, but will d..
vide the freight traffic in all
tue Ohio river towns, rs it will
parallel that line to New Castle. The
new route will also enable the Pitts
burgh and Western 10 handle its i'm
mense lake freight trains easier, as
blockades there have been frequent.
How the lines will be changed beyond
New Castle, the syndicate has not
divulged.
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY
Occurs on tho Waters OF Pigeon Crccs-Th,
l}arslsA Eenu- r......

occurs on tho winters or Pigeon CrccS-The
Barsden Tend.
CArLErTspuRo, KY, May 22.-Advices
just received from tho south Of Pigeon
River, West Virginia, gives details OF a
most atrocious murder which occurred
there last Saturday. Jim Brewer shot
and killed Ike Brewer, Jr., in the store
house Of E. W. Walker. The shooting
was caused by the reopening OF m old
feud. Ike Brewer, jr., was sitting in the
store. Jim Brewer came in and without
d word Of warning struck Ike blow
with his Winchester riilo across the
neck; breaking it. - y III
After the already dying man fell to the
floor, Brewer put tho muzzle OF the rifle
to his head and fired, scattering tho un.
fortunate mans brains in every direc.
tion. Brewer was arrested and is now
confined in the Logan county Jail. Jim
Brewer has gained considerable notori.
ETY. by being the leading character in the
killing OF the Barsden brothers, three OF
four weeks ago.
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THEY KOuSrEp HIGH.
Eleven Men Rescued from, n Flooded Coal
Mine,

Eleven Men Rescued from, n Flooded Coal
Mine.
PlrTsroS, Pa, May 222.-The Waddell
colliery, near the borough OF Luzerne,
four miles south OF here, has been flood
ed, and eleven men who werc working
in the mine were shut up for time.
The flooding was caused by tho break
ing Ola rift dam in the abandoned work.
ings Of the Croderick colliery. AS soon
as it was known that the mine had been
submerged, search was instituted for
the missing men. The first search was
unsuccessful. Another entrance was
made as soon as possible. and, perched
upon the highest point in the mine,
were found eight of the imprisoned
miners. They were gotten out safely.
A little later all the others were saved.
The damage to the mine is estimated at
5000, and the mile will have to lie idle
several weeks.
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VIII Accept n Reduction,

scorr HAVEN, Pa, May aa2.-The
miners Of William L. Scott's works were
notified this afternoon that the firm
would pay them one cent less than the
Columbus scale, They aud the greater
portion OF "Yough" river miners have
been on strike for the Columbus scale.
All will resume in fall tomorrow, the
proposal having been accepted by the
minnra LiEs.lf s-Tg -.N N. ~ q
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Powderly to Address the Qunkcrs.

n n FUWNoKFJ 70 -AUuFebs tHc Iuu"VFss =
KESSErr SQUARE, Pa, May 92.-The
Friends will hold their thirty-eiehth
yearly meeting at Longwood. neur here,
on Friday and Saturday, June u and la.
Rev. Fred Hinckley, Of Rhode Island,
and Rev. Hugh Pentecost, OF New Jer.
sey, will speak Friday. On Saturday
TsrreuceF Y. ,Powderly will speak on the
labor auestiep, and Lucy Stone Black
we'll and Rev. Anne SHAW on the woman
suffrage question, ~
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PlrrsnuRon, Pa, May oee.-The big
strike at the National Tube Works at
McKeesport will close tomorrow by the
men going back to work. They de.
manded an increase Of wages, but the
company has offered a satisfactory COM
promise. Several thousand men were
involved in the strike. f &
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Mud Dog Causes a Riot.

BPEtlSaToS, Iowa, May pa panic
was caused in North Hill public school
yesterday by a mad dog, which ran up
the stairs and into the hall Of tho build.
ing where tho children were congre'
gated. The scholars fled to their rooms
and the doors were shut by the teachers.
The dog roamed up and down the hall
uttering horrible yelps aud holding the
frightened inmates Of the building al
bay for half IN hour, when their cries
attracted butcher in neighborhood
who came in and killed the animal.
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Clarksbur: Court Matters.

CLAnKspvEa, W. VA, May 22.-This
evening the jury'in the Coliman trial,
which has been in progress for five days
for the shootingtof Shrieves, returned a
verdict Of guilty OF unlawful shooting.
Coffman waa fined $500, and given six
months in the coun,y Jail. The case
against Mrs. S. Z. Adams for forgery was
tried to-day. Tho jury found verdict
OF not guilty. RI lr'.,-
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TIE FIRST SHIT NnT.
Wheeling Put to Sleep by the lslclland
80 County HOys.

Wheeling Put to Sleep by the l:lcl,land
County boys.
The Nailers were not feeling well yes.
terday, or rather the Richland county
freaks" were feeling better. Neyerthe-
less Wheeling did not cross the home
plate. But thing like that should not
be minded. It happens to the best OF
clubs. For instance, indianapolis, the
tail-ender last year, was the greatest foe
Boston or New York had 10 contend
with. It is these little snipe teams, like
Mansfield, that have to be watched. Let
no enthusiast drop his heart because OF
this defeat. Wheeling is doing well
abroad. Luck sometimes sits on the
wrong tree, but finally roos,s where il
ought TO. Following is the score Of yes.
terday's game:
cld.................. 0 ! o 1 0 o 9 . &C
Whcciing..........-.-0 0 o . o o o o o ~
Earned runs. Mansfield 8. Two.base hits
Maushcidf. First base on balls. Mansfield I;
Wheeling .. Struck out, by Bishop /; BY Saw,
ysr5. Wild pitches. wheeliDgl. !. Umpire, Hill
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our Flag Must bs Honoretl,

WAsulSaroS, D. G., May 2s2.-Judge
Thompson, Of Ohio, from the House
Committee on Judiciary, to whom was
referred the bill 10 prevent tho desecra'
tiop OF the United States dag, to-day re.
ported to the House, in an eloquen!
tribute 10 that symbol Of the United
States, and offered the following:
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and House u RtpreXntd
tvts Of Uaitd States IN Con9fess as'e'oea. w <
That any person or persons who shall
use the national flag, either by printing
painting, or aflixing on said flag, or other
wise attaching TO the same, any adVer'
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Kent His Promise.

SAN Francisco, CAL, May 22.-The
body Of Charles Kent, at one time the
Sheriff OF Nevada County, and later
State Senator from the same county, was
found floating in the bay yesterday al.
ternoon. Business reverses caused
Kent to become respondent, and his
friends state he several times announced
his intention to commit suicide, X ~
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A Peculiar Measure,

BERLIN, May o222.-1t is stated that
Chancellor Won Caprivi intends to sub.
nit measure to the Reichstag impos.
ing a tax upon all Germans who are in.
eligible for service in the army, and up.
on all German citizens who reside
abroad. n Z. tti.lS 81 ~, :
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In Favor OF Women,

n WAsuySoros, May 2a.-For the first
time in the history Of the House Judici-
ary Committee, a majority Of tho mem.
bers today agreed to a fayorable report
upon a Joint resolution introduced by
Representative Baker, Of New York)
providing for a constitutional amend.
ment to grant the right OF suffrage to
women. j. .55
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Window Glnss Deal,

P17Tsppaou, Pa, May ss-William
Townsley, representing all English syn
dlcate has secured options on window
glass factories in this city, valued ut
100000. A number OF the largest fac.
tories are included in the deal, Mr..
Townsley lett for the east tonight. !,
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Window Glass Works Shut Down.

plrrsBuRau, Pa May 22.-At the
convention Of the window glass mauu-
lacturers here today it was decided to
make the annual shutdown June II, in
stead Of July |, as heretofore. The shut
down usually lasts until November |, but
it is expected the early close will cause
the factories to start two or three wee Ks
earlier in the fall. There is slipht1y
smaller stock on hands now than lust
year, but business has fallen away some.
what on account OF the western strikes.
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new CORPORATIONS
That Have Taken Out certifi-
Gates Lately.
NEW IRON COMPANY
Organized in Grccnbricr County.
OIL Companies lnstitutcd-A
Tragedy Growing Out tofa (.
Logan County Fcud. l
Special Di.pateh 10 he In,tlliqeneer.

Special bipatch 10 he In'e'ligener. w
| CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 'aa2.-The
Beaver Lick Iron Company has been in
corporated by Secretary Of State Ohley
It Is organized for tho following pur.
poses: Mining and selling iron, ores,
minerals aud mineral substances from
Beaver Lick Mountain; quarrying lime.
stone and using the same for use In blast
furnaces or otherwise; mining md man.
utacturing clay and other mineral sub.
stances into merclantabls products; ;
erecting blast furnaces aud rolling mills
and manufacturing iron; owning and
operating coal mines aud coke ovens;
doing general merchandising business; !;
laying out town not to exceed Gao acres
in size and selling lots therein. The
principal office is to be kept ut White
Sulphur Springs, Greeubrier county.
Tho capital stock subscribed is $500,
held in shares OF St0O each. The privi.
lege OF increasing tho capital stock to
81 ,0OO, 600 is reserved. The stockholders
are Judge II. A. Holt, Judge A. G. sny-
der and A. L. Matthews, OF Lewisburg,
George Grant and r. ". Montague, Of
White Sulphur Springs, ono share each.
WHEELING DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Wheeling Democratic Club has
also received certificate Of incorpora-
ton. The purposes as set forth in the
articles OF agreement are: teaching the
science OF government. particularly the
study OF the Constitution OF the United
States and the laws RELAXING the tariff
kindred subjects; the diffusion OF knowl-
edge pertaining thereto, and the i'm
provement of the social relations OF the
members. The capital stock subscribed
is $4,000, which is held by nineteen
prominent Democrats Of Wheeling.
OIL AND GAS COMPANIES.
The Chicago Oil and Gas Company
has been granted certificate OF incorpo.
ration. Its place oi,business is to be kent
at Wheeling. The capital stock sub.
subscribed is $500, held by Alex Frew,
A. A. Franzheim, r. 3. McI.ain, John
Dornan and j.. r. }McCortney, all OF
Wheeling, each OF whom holds one share. |
The privilege is granted OF increasing
the capital stock to Sl50,000.
Another new corporation is the Red !
Letter Oil Company, which will also do
business at Wheeling. and which has
subscribed capital Of $500 held in shares
OF Si00 each by d. W. Reynolde, OF St. |
Mary's,'W. II. Curry, A. W. Campbell,
Augustus PoItack anu Alonzo I4oriug, Of
Wheeling. The capital stock may be
Increased to s500,C00.
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Fireman Killed.

= Coon RAFios, Iowa, May o22.- "A seri-
GUS head end collision occurred last
evening on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
s.. Paul railway. ana mile cast Of Ded.
ham, bstween the flyer and work
train. Tbs engines were damaged, the
baggage car badly wrecked and Ave flat
cars derailed. Fireman II. G. Davis, oi
the work train was killed, and baggage
ankle. 'E n55a ~ 57'tIif = :
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e Bowen Won. <

NEw ORLEANS, May e2.-Billy Mycr,
the "Streator Cyclone" who claims the
tit|e of;light weight champion OF Amer.
lea, met Andy Bowen, a local light
weight, in finish fight for 5000, with
Eve ounce gloves, in !. the hall OF
the West End Athletic :; Club this
evening. Both pen were in excellent
condition. Bowen weighed $50; pounds,
while Myer tipped the scale at 1881
pounds. Twenty:seyep rounds were
fought, whep Bowen was declared the
victor. Y '8SS ~.
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AsnEvILLE, N. G., May 22.-The Cen
eral Assembly to-day adopted the report
of the Committee on Foreign Nlissiona,
recommending that the churches shall
pay sll5,000 the coming year for foreign
missions; also that the Assembly take
action against lotteries. After passing
some minor resolutions the Assembly
adjourned, ~. Il. : :
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BOUGHT By WHEELING MEN.
Twolvs thousand Dollars Worth OF Horses
gN. to Como TO whe0iing.

AWoiso lhoushnu DollRrA Worth OF Horses
g to Como to Wheeling. III
FRANKLIN, Pa, May 90. : NIessrs.
Miller and sibley sold to-day TO Henry
schmulbach and +. ]. Park, OF Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, the ycarling colt Gold
Coast, sire Efectioneer, dam Edith Carr
by Clark Chief. This colt ID full
brother to Campbell's Electlonccr's three
year old record Of 2:22!; and Ito the
same parties the yearllng colt Golden
Slope. by Electioneer, dam Addie, the
dam Of Woodruff, 2:l0t, and Manon,
2:2l.- The price Tor the pair was $l2, 600.
The report is current that Electioneer is
ut the point OF death.
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Il
nm HteoPo4
=, natterlcs-O'Drl mud Aackey; Conway and
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uo Will bs Ilnckr,l l,n

MASON CRY, Iowa, May ooee.-The first
"oricinsl package" saloon Of this city
vas opened up this morning by u. ].
Collinu. Hp has taken the agency ior
selling the goods, and in case Of leeisla.
ton the company will back him. }-'lfe :
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On Exhibition,

YASKroS, S. D., May ooo.-The tirst
Original packages" not consigned te
private parties have been received here
and are on exhibition by the principa
ex'saloon keeper. A large consirn
ment is expected soon, and sales vii
then commence. ,E IL ,iiss,s { 80 -
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t'sement ior public display, or private
gain, shall DO guilty OF d misiemeanor.
aud on conviction thereof III the District
Court Of the United States shall I've fined
IN m sum. not exceeding fifty dollars,
or Imprisoned not less than thirty days,
or both, at the discretion Of the court.
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Tho Eurckn Field.
Nal DienrJrb N me Tnl,ljtorprr

spff3a blspclfh p DC ln'tlll0eneo. q
BrLAoSr, W.YA.,, May 2e.-The barn
shut down. She will DO drilled n'to.
morrow. HeryGy and Vricdol wells will
be shot tomorrow. Island No. 9 was
cased to-day, q ,{.3s 3, z! Z, s.. -,
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WAsn1SGroN, D. G., May o2.-A call
has Reeu issued for a meeting OF the Ex.
ecutive Committee OF the Republican
National Committee in Washington on
Thursday, May 20. 81
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sptciat pispateh to the Lnttiiiuenetr. s. =. -.
CnARLEsroS, w. VA, May 22.-Wil-
liam Seymour Edwards has had record.
edin the County Clerk s office au assign
ment OF oil leases owned by him on 35,.
600 acres Of land lying in tho counties
Putnam and Jackson md owned by Col.
]. L. Mclean, also the oil privilege on
%, 900 acres in Roane county belonging
to Mary A. D. Bruen, trustee. :
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APPRENTICE RULES
Or L. U. No. .. y. L. Of C. Il J.ofot d., nheelit

~ Fus a.IE ...
SEC: !. Any boy Or person, on aud after Oct
! ISL lsS9. epghging himself to learn the trade o
carpentry Sh.l be required To serve u regular
| apprenticeship Of thee '(3) consecutive years
%au saail not be considered u journeyman unless
he has complied with this rule. ~ -"
win the intention OF learning The business.
shali oe held by agreement, iedclturc. or writ.
| ten cohtrnct for term OF three t31 years. ID
sLc'3, No boy uader the age Of ll6) sixteen
years VII be permipcd to enter the trBue miles.
good and sufficient reasons are given by parents
or rsuntdian TINT II Is necessary for him 10 enter
THE trade sooner. s.1-I -
SEC. I. When a boy shall have contracted
WIN m employer to serve ~ three years
NC shall uuder no pretcnse whatever leave his
employer and contract with another, withpu,
luli aud free consent OF said first employer,
unless there Is just cause Tor such change,
ana any apprentice so leaving shall not be Der
mitted to work under the Jurisdiction OF any
local Union OF our, brotherhood but shall be r..
CURED to return to his employer aud serve ou,
his apprenticeship. Al. -
SEC 8. Any boy agreeing to leatn the caepen.
Ter Trade under the above rules shall be consid
ese1 INC protege OF The Union. whose duiyii
shall be to see that Is done the apprentice
ana Shall be subject 10 their regulations und
fdws. Ind tho members Of tho Gn.ou shalt be
required to give any Instructions Necessary aud
make every effort to properly instruct any ap'
prentice who may BIZ working with him. and 10
encourage all apprentices to become efficient
workmen. - --sr.- ! So. = = :
SEC. 6. Any employer who employs one Jour.
ncyman shall be entitled 10 one apprentice;
seven (a), twO(2) apprentices; twelve (la), three
~; twenty (2O). four ~; and one lIIional ap.
twenty (2t). 1'
FEC. Z. ANY apprentice after having served
the iirst eighteen months OF his apprenticeship.
| shall be required TO become an honorary mem.
Der OF the Union and shall comply with the law.
thereof. Sic - -. Z : -
SEC. 8. Admission fee for aa apprentice shall
oe tivc ts5.D9j dollurs aud on the payment OF
forty cents per month dues shall be entitled IA
all tocal benefits. CAGrESrEEs' COMMITTEE,
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Tlfty.siJ Ferislicd,

APSrns4I, May 2a.-At the Tongue
Pointe Inquest yesterday the nuns pro-
dueed list Of tiity.six inmates who per-
ished In the Insane Asylum fire, q .5l
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slort fAlLs, !. b" Najy as.-The
Chairman 81 Sthe State Enfofccment
League says they will make q test case
of f"ori8lnal package'l selleFs, s