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THB WEATHER AND THB CROPS.
Rain and snow General but Reports Quite
RaVornble.

GHNUEhWANs
WAsH1HaroH, D. O., March 30.-Tht
season continues from one to two week
late generally, throughout the Northern
States. Farm work is generally retarded
on account Of snow and cold weather In
the spring wheat regions, and snow and
heavy rains in the winter wheat regions,
although the general prospects IN the
principal grain States are considered very
favorable.
Excessive rains In the States Of the
Ohio valley, Tennessee and Illinois
have retarded ploWing and planting, but
growing crops and fruit are reported IN
excellent condition. Three counties In
Illinois report "Fly damaging wheat, /"
but other counties in the State report
the weather as favorable 10 wheat and
meadows. Indiana and Kentucky re-
port grains and grass in fine condition,
and in Tennessee much corn, oats and
potatoes have been planted.
States OF the lower Mississippi valley
report farm work well advanced; corn
planting 10 nearly completed and cotton
plhuIuk III pEokICudf 324kpoo4Np SAba0A
ness and cool nights have been untavor.
able 10 early corn in the West Gull
States. Louisiana reports cane IN an no.
usually fne condition. Alabama reports
weather favorable; ground being pre-
pared for cotton oats In good condition,
and fair prospects, for fruit.
In the South Atlantic States and Vir-
ginia, excessive rains have proved unta-
vorable, and planting has bern from two
weeks to q month late. 1t South Caro-
lima the rice crop Is in dsrg4r from over.
flow, and mot more than ons.halt the
usual acreage OF corn has been planted,
and prospects are gloomy.
Reports from the inside Atlantic
States indicate that the weather has
been unfayorable for rapid growth, but
grains and grasses are in good condition
aud fruit apparently uniniured. In
New England the weather was untayor-
able for sugar making, and but little
plowipg and gardening was done in
southern portions.
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lNrRR.CoSfINENrAL RAlLWAY.
The Fir,t Surveying Party to Leave Wash'
inrtnn To. .doEFoM.

The First Surveying Party to Leave WaSh'
ingtou To.MOrroW.
wAsHIsaroS, March SO.-The first
surveying party for the Inter,Conti-
mental railway between NoFthand South
America will leave bere next Wedpes-
day. Il will consist Of fourteen men IN
charge Of Lieutenant Francis X. shunk,
Of the d. s. Engineer Corps, who has
been stationed the past year Of WlIlets
Point, N. Y. The party will proceed
from here direct 10 EeuadoE SCUM
America, and there divide. One digia'
ion will survey south and the, ptner
north. Accompanying this surveying
corps will be Assistant Surgeon +. y.
Ogden and Past Assistant Surgeon u
VI, Rush, Of the us. Navy.
4 second party Of surveyors, com;
posed entirely Of RFwy oticeEs, VIII
| leave Washington later IL the month
under Captain Z z. SteeyeE, Third Gay
Slry. and proceed TO Guatemala, and
third party, under 4 naval officer whose
name has not beep announced, will be
ein operations still later in Bolivia.
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AARON BURRY LAW PARrNRR.
Who was the chRuneey Dspsw of Long Ago,
Dies In Brooklyn.

Who was the ohaunoey Dspsw of Long Ago,
Dies In Brooklyn.
NEw YoRK, March SO.-Funeral ser.
vices were held on Saturday night at the
Home for Aged Men, in Brooklyn, over
theremains OF Lawrence GARDENER, who
died in the institution at the age Of 81
years. GARDENER was the law partner
of Aaron Burr, and in his day was rec.
ognized as one Of the most brilliant
members Of the New York bar. His
father was member from New York in
the ffst Congress, and died OF q wound
received in duel. The son was born
in Kingston, this State, in 1900, and
graduated from Columbia College. He
entered into partnership with Burr in
1926, and was to have married Burr'a
beautiful daughter, Theodore, in 1927,
but abe sailed from Charleston for New
York, and was never heard OF sgain.
During the time Dawitt Clinton was
Mayor Of New York, GARDENER delivered
q Fourth Of July Grafton from the CITY
Hall steps. He was the Beau Brummel
and Chauncey Depew OF his day, and
spent fortune OF several million dollars
in generous living. Heleaves o son and
daughter.
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TEE cG6R pALENE OBSERVATION
opened by Force Of the statute and May
BIO kntsred.

Opened by Force of the Statute and May
be Kntsred.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March SO.-secre-
tary Noble has sent q telegram to Repre-
slntative Wilson, OF the State Of Wash
ington, stating that upon due considera.
tion Of the matter, 1t is his Judgment
that the C@ur D'Alene Indian reserya'
ton in Idaho, as described in the In.
dian appropriation oct, approved March
s, 1891, was opened by force Of statute
and needs no proclamation or further
action to accomplish that end. This
opinion, however, the Secretary says, is
given without any argument made 70
the Department, and 1t Is to be received
Ss the expression Of views that may be
changed II there is any dispute arising
concerning its validity in contest case.
The northern section Of this reservation
which fs open to settlement, consaina
about 800 600 acres, and may be entered
under the homestead act upon payment
OF 81 so per acre, one-half Of which Is to
be paid within two years.
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TIE NEW CONGRESSMEN
May Have to Walt for Their soppls OF

May Have to Wait for Their supply OF
Pub. Docs.
WAsa1SaroN, D. O, March So.-lt is
understood that since the return from
California OF Doorkesper Adama. Of the
House OF Representatives, who has
charge Of the distribution OF public doc.
umapts among Congressman, which will
accumulate in the folding room between
now and December next, he has DECIDED
TO place the books to the credit oil the
members of the Fifty.6tst Congress.
M. Adams is quoted as saying he will
40 this for the reason that after consulta.
ton with CLERK Edward McPherson
that such course has always been the
custonl Ia the absence OF specific action
on the part Of the outgoing Congress,
As there will be something 10 the
neiShborhood Of 100000 or 100000
hooks In readiness TO distribute between
now and the GoDgening Of the incom.
ing Congress, It will be quite ap item
70 the old members and cut oH ina
supply Of spub!ic documents oil me
mepbers elect during the coming cam.
paiph. Mr. Adams, it is said, is OF the
opinion that the books ordered BY the
last Congress belong 10 the members Of
that body, and he proposed 70 place
them 10 their credit, instead Of their sag
cessorv, the msnbars.tlect. There y
tslk to the effect that an injunction VIII
be an b,ied for by some member.eleet re-
straining the D3orkeeper from deliver
ing 10 ex.members books that have been
received BY him SINCE the expiration oil
theIr term on the fourth Of March,
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ALL QUIET AT SLIGO
Yostsrday-sarsoons Busy Dressing tn.
Wounded.

Yestsrday-surssous Bu.y Dressing the
Wounded.
DUBLIN. March SO.-Michael Davitt
and Mr.. Roche, NJ. p, returned from
Sligo to Easkey by q circuituous route
on Sunday night. Mr.. Condor immedi-
atoly called a meeting and dared Mr..
Dayitt to show himself. An alteration
in the road led to a scuftls between
Messrs. Roche and Conway, Members OF
Parliament, and the police were obliged
to separate the combatants. Mr.. DaVitt
remained In Easkey until this afternoon.
Quiet has prevailed in North Sligo to.
day. The McCarthyites continued
their canvass, and Mr.. Parnell addressed
meetiugs in TierarRh. The surgeons OF
Sligo have been kept busy to-day dress.
ing wounds received in yesterdays
fights, The Mayor has refused to grant
the use Of the Town Hall to either party.
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BR,wN.FULLkR.
Tn, daler Justice MARBLES on Another
Daughter In Good style.

Tn, daler Justice nlarrIes on Another
Daughter in Good style.
WARRINGTON. D. O., March SO.-In
tn. presence Of q large and distinguished
ausmblage and without ostentation or
display, Miss Grace Weston Fuller, the
eldest daughter OF Chief Justice and
Mrs. Fuller, and Mr.. Archibald Lappam
Brown, Of Chicago, were married this
evening at s o'clock in St. Johns Epls'
copal church by the Rev: DR.. Douglass,
rector Of the church. There were no
bridesmaids and no nueic OF any de-
sCription, save the wedding march from
LohepRrin, and the church decorations
were confined to the altar land chancei
rail. -,
Miss jamie Fuller, the youngest sister
Of the bride, acted rs maid OF honor 10
her sister, and Mr.. Barnes, OF Chicago
was best man. A large reception was
held at the home Of the Chiet Justice
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
left here for New York on brief tour
and thence will 90 on q trip abroad.
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Parhersburg Briefs.

8Ot6l1I DlEp9le6 o l6t laselllotlseeF. N
PARKRRsB0Ra, WA, March S0.-The
annual election OF the Trinity yestry
occurred this evening, aud resulted In
the election OF the following gentlemen;
J. N. Camden, T. B. Camden, W. N
Chancellor. W. w. Jackson, Wellington
Vrooman, B. D. Spilman, B. NJ. Amber
Sims Powell, VIII Robbt W. II. Sharp
@. s. Fewsmith and David Burns. This
is the old board with the addition Of Mr.
Burns.
and best known inhabitants-ot this city
divd this evening, aged so years. sht
was the mother Of Col. John N. Mather
a well known and prominent Knight o.
Pythias,
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Dl.bu,.iur ,he Direct Tax Fund.

WAsuIxorox, March So.-1n cOmpli'
ance with the request of the Governor
Of Indiana, the Secretary Of the Treasu'
~ to-day instructed the Assistant Treas
urer at Chicago, to pay the DRAFT OF $3.50,
l44 drawn in favor Of the Governor q
Indiana as that States share Of the d
rect tax fund, less the sum OF S00,OOO
which he says will be detained in the
Treasury until the present difference, n
regard 10 an alleged unpaid Obligation
on thP part of the State has been fully
adjusted. ~
morning in favor Of the Governor O.
Minnesota, in payment OF that States
lireck tax. " -
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California orapgss Coming East.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March SO.-Yester-
day ten special orange trains passed
eastward from the southern part Of the
State comprising sixty car loads. P. E.
Plat, President Of the California Fruit
Union, has returned from the East. He
Gays California oranges are taking great
er possession OF the markets Of the
United States than was deemed possible
earlier In the season. Large shipments
are made daily to all parts Of the Union,
even as far east as New York and Bos.
ton. The Florida crop being virtually
out Of the market, leaves the field open
for California.
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Election Colnmlssi0nsrs sastalpsd.

spRlNaEIELR, LIS, March S0.-In 1850
the Democratic party held its primary
elections under the new primary election
law Of the State. The election commits.
sioners refused to pay the judges and
clerks St that election for their services,
ON the ground thst SUCH payment gas
not provided for under the Law. Test
cases were brought against the city and
Cook county, and were carried 70 the
Supreme Court, That court handed
down decision, in which It upholds the
view Of the election commissioners. The
use Of the machinery Of the law in
primary elections, the court says, Is not
compulsory, and its acceptance 10 moi
intended 10 be tax on the body polite,
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TIE WORKMBN8 COEGaRSs.
IN ses.lOn a. Pall.. Aaopl. an E.haa.tlys

In Session at Pafii, Adopts an EahRaStiv,
Programme.
PARIS, March So.-The workmens
Congress has adopted a programme en-
bracing the following propositions
That eight hours constitute a days
work; that the minimum Of wages be
fixed; that children under fourteen be
prohibited from work; that everybody
declared by the workmen's syndicate 10
be unable 10 work receive public
support; that masters be held re.
aponsible for accidents 10 work.
men; that municipal butchetiee,
bake houses and baEaars be
formed; that communes be allowed 10
borrow money without consulting the
Central Government; aud finally that
every trade organize in readiness for q
general strike to yAnquish the opposing
employefa.
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Haptiur,on I,rIofs.
Special DipateA o Ne Intsllt0aer.

HuS4ISaros, W. Va, Starch SO.-
Burglars entered the house Of 2, 7. Vim
son last night and stole goods to the
value Of $50. No arrests have been
made.
here on Thursday next. Although the
Democrats are doing oil they can to
defeat Dickey, the Republican nominee,
present indications are that they will be
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Eyldently . pe.eryed MhIppLng

INDIANPoLis, .INp., March SO.-A spe-
eial from shelbyille, says: White Caps
assaulted man named Baker ut Fair.
land, last night, whipping him unmerci.
fully. He had Just returned from aerv.
ing q two.year's termin the pehitentiary
and was following certain business men
and seeking to do them bodily harm for
the part they took In the case when he
was tried for murder. After the whip
ping he was released on condition that
be leave the country and never return.
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo. March SO.-The body
Of a man with bullet in the brain was
discovered lying across a brightly burn
ing fire near East Carondalet, Ills,, this
morning, just in time to prevent It's be-
ing burned and charred beyond recogni.
tion. 1t is evidently case Of suicide,
as the man placed The weapon inside his
mouth and sent bullet into bis brain.
His clothing bore the trade mark OF an
Evansville, Ind, tailor. In his pockets
were agold watch and forty cents in
money,
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HANCOCK, MtcH,. March 8O.-Ffed.,
efick H. Begole, representing Peter
White, special master in charge OF the
Bewahic mining property, this morning
delivered to Captain Harris, agent Of the
Qaincy mine. everything jp. bis charge;
on an order from the Special MAsterin
Chancery. Captain Harris recorded at
Houghton q deed from Peter White,
Special Master, TO Mason & Smith for
the property, the confederation being
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Another Steamer Goes Ashore.

BEAUFORT, N. O., March SO.-The
British steamer Banquet, under the
Spanish flag, went ashore on ocracoke
beach, three miles south Of ocracoke
Lille Saving Station, Friday night, load.
ed with 1000 bales Of cotton and 200
tons Of cottonseed oil cake from Calves
ton, Texas, to Newport News, for orders.
The crew were all saved. The cargo and
vessel will be saved il the weather con.
tinues favorable.
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senator Palmer Get. Hot,

sPRtNaFtELp, II4, March sQ,-GensFal
Palmer left for Chicago to-day, and will
speak at Battery D, in that city, on hia
arrival there. He has not yet fully re
covered from hts attack Of grip, but In
slnustiona from certain Chicago polite
lans and the press, that his illness wal
assumed for tho purpose OF evading 60
ing to Chicago, has 6red the old cam
naIpner into instant action.
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rhn nsrlpr % ssal aIattsr.

wAsuISaroN, D. O., March So.-The
Department Of Justice has received the
yslnrp Of the Alaska District ooRrt 70 the
wiz issued by the Supreme Court aslI:
inc that cause be shown Why Irit ol
nrohibItion should mot be Issued 10 ne
rase al me schooner Sayward, hbelled
ioT violation of the law toTbidding seal
inc In RsFing sea. II will be tled IN
shoYt lime by Attorney General Miller
or Solicitor General TAFT, and no reason q
isnoW known why argument s9oglu pol
be proct eded With on the second Aonuai
In April,
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A CounIn Of Hanpibal aamlIn D.ad.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March SO.-The re-
mains Of Emory Livermore, who died at
Carthage, NO., March 27, without medi-
cal attendants, were brought here for
interment An inquest developed the
fact that Mr.. Livermore was q first cousin
Of Hannibal Ham!in. He was born in
Maine 81 years ago. and during his life
was at various times engaged as an edi.
tor and book:keeper. Death was due
to senial debility.
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Two New Insurance Companies Chartered
Special Dtspasea 10 he IaisIlt0ener.
CnARLEsoN, W. Va, March 30.-The
Industrial Fire Insurance Association ol
the United States and the Industrial
Life and Fidelity Insurance Association,
were chartered to-day for the purpose Of
carrying on an insurance business; the
principal offices are in Harper's Ferry
and the capital Of each is 500 paid in
with the privilege Of raising it to $780,
Each Of the churches here celebrated
Easter in very appropriate manner.
Charleston Commandery, No. ], knights
OF the Golden Eagle, about sixty strong,
attended the State Street u. z. church.
and KanaWha Commandery, No. 4,
knights Templar, attended service at
the KanaRha Presbyterian church.
Special services were held at other
churches, but these were the most not
Editor John @. Neale, Of the Star, will
leave tomorrow for q visit Of about ten
days to Cincinnati, Wheeling and other
points, It will be his first vacation for
about eight years.
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West Vlrginin Pensions.

Specials SDipateA 10 ht iaietls0eAeF,
WASHINGTON, D. O., March S0.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: oHeiaal-Jeasson s. BtAnt,
John A. Burns, Robert Logwell, Samuel
Webster, Ephraim Morehead, William
GoOding, William a. Homes, John O
Hays, William i. Davis, Oscar Hooer
Hannah Weasher OF Enoch and v.
Luzadder.
Additional Emanuel Frances. In
crease-John ". Edwards, Thomas a
Mauleby, Solomon Hpford, Henry
Messinan, Michael Timms, Alex Carpen
Ger, George W. SRiReF and Isaac A
Wade,
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FnrIINh News Notes.

LONDON, March 9O.-A heavy snow
storm 10 sweeping over the northern part
Of Great Britain.
DusLIx, March SO.-Miss Anna Par.
nell has written q letter in which she
denies the statement made that she
has not spoken to her brother Charles
Stewart Parnell since the time when the
latter was confined In Kilmainham jail,
LoSDoN, March SO.-The Msrs sayl
that the verdict in the Npperary riot
case is serious defeat for coercion and
for Mr.. Balfour. The jury was com
posed Of eleven Protestants and one
Catholic.
LIyERPooI, March aO.-The agents ol
the Iumaa Company officially deny thai
the steamer City Of New York sustained
any damage by the ere which occurred
Friday night last. They announce thai
the steamer will sail on Wednesday
nRHk
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Everythipg Closed at tho Joliet Iron work.
Jo1lRT, ILL.,, March so.-The rod mill,
the remaining department Of the rolling
mills, has been shut down, thus entirely
closing the entire mill, leaving $500 or
more men out Of employment. The em-
ployes are nonplussed at this action, as
they say they have acceded to the de-
mands Of the company.
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Mnrdnr.r Klils Anothnr Man.

ANON, TEXAS, March SO.-News reach
ed here to-day of the killing of Tom
Lowe, by Patrick woodring, in Kent
county. The men had had trouble over
a fence. Lowe was shot through the
Head several times and died instantly.
The killing was a cold bloodedHt1air and
occurred in the presence OF loves
daughter. Woodring is under bond for
killing ]. w. Anderson last June.
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CHICAGO. March SO.-Losuirhire KG'
wal, an engineer in chief Of the Pa
ronai coal mines, in Hokadadi, Japan,
together with his assistant, O. Majima;
is registered at the Grand Pacific. ave
have come to America to study Ameri.
can methods Of mining" said he to-day.
1--WE shall goto Pennsylvania and spend
several months. there in the coal mines.
I also intend visiting San francisco 10
see II l cannot establish market for
our coal there"
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PATERSON, N. j., March so.-william
Plichard was standing in front Of his
home, in Montgomery street, when an
unknown italian etoie up unseen and
stabbed him in the back Of the head,
neck and shoulder. Heturned 10 look
for his assailant, and saw him start up
the street on q run. The only reason
Prichard can give for the Italian 9 action
10 that a few nights ego an intimate
friend Of his insulted two strange
Italians, Prichard's wounds are ugly
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CHICAGO, March SO.-A bold ATTEMPT
at jury bribing in $4,000 damage case
against the YsIkes Gable Street Railway
was exposed In Judge McConnell's
court to-day. The accused jury tixers
are ]. j. Hopper and NJ. O. Shannon,
two real estate brokers. Hopper admit.
ted his guilt but Shannon denied all
knowledge OF the crime.
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DAUBER-on Monday, March 30, isli, at s.s5a.
M, Hn,.A ATNiE. dalghtss Of Nina and The late
s 5op paupet' eSed 10 yeafs, months and is
Funeral from the residence other mother, War.
rcn street, Manchester, wedne day AFTER.
noon Al 2 O'Clock. Friends oI the hmiiy
respectfully invited to attend. Inlerm.nt 4
NJ. Wood Cemetery.
eSsai5T Halss ssq 3 @ @Si SHsis sS b 81 MsRa
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RdNlnDI0R Rtp0TttF.
The sparrow hunt Of last week re-
suited in the destruction Of 400 spar.
rows. James Gordon's aide succeeded
10 killing 3t5, and the side Of which
Mr. Turner was captain killed 145. The
individual sportamen were successful a
follows: James Gordon killed 81; s.
Price, l0s; John McCnin, 60; Shan Mar
gerum, 90; Charles Young, l0;Ei Gun.
dali, 3. On MI. Turner'S side, Turner
killed 95; Dick Barbour, 25; Logan
Drum, TO- ]. v. DuHy, 8; Hook Varroll,
Q. The company will take supper at
Bailey's some evening this week.
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MOUNT HAMILTON, CAL, March 30
A small but fairly bright comet, with q
tail fifteen minutes long, was discovered
by Prof.. E. E. Barnard last night at the
Lick Observatory. The comet Is moving
rapidly southwRrd in the direction Of
the sun, one degree day. This makes
the fifteenth comet discovered by this
observer. Its present motion, however,
will soon carry II out Of dght in the
neiehborhood Of the sun.
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5ptcEdI UNDuEcH 70 VIe 4NEslIkVt''Vs'' N
PARKERsBuRa, March SO.-The Au'
gusta Oil Company's well, three miles
this side Of Burning Springs, is dowr
1870 feet and has been cased through
the limestone; D. A. Kreaps is drilling
the well. Moore 4 Chapin's well No. 9
on the Moore farm, is down 528 feet. +
W. Minshall will clean ont his well OF
Chestnut run and willshootit. Apron
inent oil operator said to-day that i
these two wells came in dry 1t would
put a stop to further developments il
that iield.
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out for thirty days and won the strike
for thirty.five cents an hour and eight
hours for days work, with only hand
ful Of union men. Now they claim to
have fourteen local unions, with mem-
bership Of 2, 400, and say they will strike
II their demands are not granted.