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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-01
Juvenile Tempersnee x.rt

The Young Womsn's Christian rsun.,
anse Union Of this city have fer some tim,
past been much interested ia jayensle tenn
pefAnce work. Bat il hss never beea II
'uch An sneourssins condition - Il tn.
pseeeof time. They have had this via,e, ,
Loyal Temperance Legion WIN ps.b ssaio.
sad Junior members, which has bssn vel
sseaded, there bei-g from twenty to sweasy
n's present 1t every meeting showing qui.e
a intsfess on the par. Of the Children
This Legion 10 presided over sad 10 .rs o.
Mrs. FAR, = member Of the older u ion
TIE members Of the Legion. bo:h boz. sut
si'is, are from siz up to eighteen And plr.
teen years Of age.
There has been rttsfv cases vhsrs
Trough The kind influence Of the W. And
r.. nee homes have bsen provided 10, al
nIest destitute children.
Ee'idesii e Legion. other mailer branches
OF work have been esabllshsd. A chill.
d'sn's sewing school mse,s one afternoon
every week uIder the NJ .ns yemen, Of . Y
member. Ard that has also had . good 1t.
'snaaree the children spprecia.ins the OBJ
pof'eniiy f3rded them.
The 70 are pleasantly situated in ths
he' ICONS Mr.. FA,uidges drug store
on the ea'' aide of Water street, and they
CORDIALLY iavits ~ youag ladies' in the city
= make il their home. /. will in . .ho,,
tine be open both Afternoon and evening.
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The Water Compsny's men we're scar h.
leg last night for bad leak in the wat I
pipe between here and Togus.


A small New Yorker. while on a
visit to his aunt, who lives in a New
Hampshire town, was taken to church
and Sunday school AS he entered the
church his aunt said:
Now, George, you must remember
to be very quiet while in church. You
know that it is Gods house, and he
would not like it if you did not behave
we'll"
The young man needed this admoni-
ton and was quiet as lamb.
Later he was taken into the Sunday
school room. Then again ne was eau
sioned.
You must be very good while you are
IN here, George said the aunt, be
cause Elisha Brown, the superintendent
does not like little people who make any
noise
Again the caution WIS well received
and young George was model Of pro
priety.
When he reached home his mother in
CURED how he had liked the church and
If he had been good boy.
He behaved beautifully" said the
aunt. and the mother WAS much pleased
Young George said nothing just then
but Il little later he amused everybody
by reuiarking. The church belongs tl
God. but the Sunday school belongs Il
Elisha Brown. Chicago News.
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Voting Contest,

The ip.s-e-t in the vot Z contest in tn
case Of the White Sa-irg aaci Q and tbs
cl-Ieywen Of his vicinity il s"uning suei
shape that IL will be nece.ss,y Ter thoss
VITO are interested in their cleraymeI
friends 10 get the votes in as soon as pos
bic.
Bear in mind this machine ia the besi
family sewing mschine in the market; il 4,
a very valuable machine and Of the nice 81
finish, and ore that viii please any
lady who may be the fortunate possessor Of
the same. The future con.es: will be
watched vi h sr'st Interest As the interest
Is growing rapidly"
Remember thi, no; nnly includes Au-
gusts, Gardiner ard Ws'ervilie but sur
rounding tosns Bear IN mini the m
chine may be san Il. Smith y Withee :,
tffice, Augusta, q I9d~in Il Cote. Card
ner, and Pops Music Sore, Wstsfville
50 thst the votes are to De LETT or mailed
10 Smith i Wi.hee. office a. RI, X 81. Ga
lerL's stCre, corner Bridge X Water s.s
Augusta.
Cut out this bailo! AID tie tc- lay.
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The lezidees. Il peculiar Turkish sect,
are perhaps the only people IN the world
which consider certain letters. words
and phrases us being cursed. ana the
nerson who prououuces them worthy
subject for immediate destruction They
attach no value to human lie, ana IN
these ordinary dangers are added those
arising from the embarrassing etiquette
of conversational Intercourse with them
for If any one inadvertently speaks tn
word devil. satan. or anything with
the same meaning, lie commits d mortal
ofrense. and To cut Oft his head is a God
pleasjnu act. a sacred duty of the lezi-
dee, the fulfillment of which Will insure
MIN u place in paradise
II, like manner several letters are
wholly banished from their iangudg"
chiefly those which contain the sound OF
.Shun The Arabian word nallet
Thou art damned. is also expunged
because it is believed uy tive lezidees tt
have been the word uttered by dod
when the f.illenangeis were thrown into
nell These and similar words am
phrases are set aside and combination
which do not belong to any language
used instead st Louis Republic.
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Nj Fred W. Estes. was quite low yester-
day.
Mss May Brooks went to Bo,ton yes
tefdsy.
Mi.. Frances Vail of Bangor is wishing
Augusta friends.
Rev @. y. Lindsay Of Bangor has been
invited to Camden, n J.
MI. Annie Co,tle is visiting friends in
Lewiston ard Aubun.
Herry G. Hixou Of Camden was st the
Hotel North last evening.
Rev. X F Griffin arrived in the city last
evening from Massachusetts.
Mr., J. +. Lelsnd goes to Syracuse, N.
Y. this week. Oh . visit with friends.
Deputy Saerih Hersom Of Oakland was
10 the city yesterday on business.
Railroad Commissioners Mortland ami
Bowers srrivei on the evening train yestei-
day.
Mrs. Gso. II. BrCket. was among those
Who stend' the c1ncer. a. Portland last
evening
Mr. j. +. Ssr on Child street is still
quite i'll and his daughter has srrivsd from
Colorado,
Nj. Laura c. Tsylor. OF Waterville,
=. the guest over Sunday Of Mr.. tni Mrs.
J.R To~nsetd.
M JACK Taylor OF the Boston Gil be
-. calling on some Of his many Aagusts
friends yesterday.
b ". Theme And Miss Maria Theme
o. Togus attended the PAderewski concert
81 Portland last evening.
Lyman Msson, foreman OF the cOmpos-
ing room 3: Aliens is back st his work az
ter quite = severe Sickness.
Mi. Lille LeProhon and Miss Belle
W1hbnrue went to Portland yesterday to
a.te1d the Pslerew,ki concert.
Mi,a Msrgie Partridge left yesterday on
the 10 10 A NJ. train for Boston where she
will spend two weeks With friends.
Rev C W. Brsdlse, . former pastor
Of the Method ct church in this city, now
finishing hi, fourth year st Concord, N. H.,
has been invited 10 St. John,bu-y. VI,
Ard viii be transferred by Bishop Foss.
MIR Elrsri A Perry who 10 well-tnown
in this city as one of the brightest new
paper men in the coun,,y and one Of the
best authorities on theatiicAi matters. has
accepted position on the Dramatic News
"m,nssifg editor. Iii, believed that III
News will loose more Of its popularity BY
this charge bu. rather continue to prosper
even more rapidly than before.
Mr.. A. + Fo.s. .ho f.r the past fou'
year, hs. been the popular clerk in the
Maine Central fr, ig At et'ise At the Aususii
station has rec, ivsd prom oiiou. He lesve'
today for P1rlAcj. hs,iag received ths
pointuent Of travelling suii.or. M. Harry
{. Walker, s,n OF Mr.. Z. Il. Walker
comes here to q the vscancl. having so!S
out his hardware business in Au5urc.
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AMUSEMENTS.


Il
| The Soiici or i. The title NJ nav ,,,-
| dy from the pen Of ! Il D.,oIsv And
| purchased BIZ Mr.. Charles Frabn.p n.
= hit in London and several either cltls.
What chief y impeIled Mr.. Ffohnan tn mn,
il on the stage va, the adsn,.hiii,v ~ n.
p,iE cipsl par. to the abilities Of M. Hs,,y
| B. Dizzy. Who vith . con,.nv ~ .l.,a,
p"' "Hi oe seen ~ Johcsons Opera
| "u'ae'' next lussdiy eTenirg.
, W.
| r''hhAn' IMAM ~ntm there Is no
"'io "'Any man II 'he oasiness, mas BAT
A''' ''0n 4 a!eA 10 s'e IN "hat lite CT
"i' ''A'y 'ou'a Dc 'uecea'fe''
~A1 "a tn'HA' NC ms ioaha 10 LIS ne"
H'sh'" farce me SORT OF piece that Will PEI
'"'' VI Dfey ih'fooucing naturally those
'pes'sAie' and "'cA' OF Tue uade "hich
INV "e'e''ioie o'1v'hceo Hhe pnohc thss
"' :" Ae''r' rrecsaihs Inc oohc-
Nv" van 0e gwen Tangled Sksin'
'''su' ono ac' iAice % BENZ +. hoeder
ine 1ompAoy 10 III 'Seeptiohaiiy srong
'Ae SUI inc'uoes such well known people
"'' 'Hs'"'a ouchnao' Miss Josephine
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From one Of the northern plsntatiors tue
the state supeiin.s nient had an sppiica
ton for the determination Of The lesal
boundaries Of school district within the
plantation limits. The district raised SIPS,
bat IeverAl Of the residents refused to ray
their portion Ct the tar. on the ground that
the district Was never lezsily orgshiz ID. IS
there was no record to be found OF the
formation Of The iisric, or any boundaries.
II bad simple bsen the custom to regard
certain territory IS the district. Mr.. Luce
in return save 8 q ute exhaustive statement
OF the law, And directed the Inquirer to
search more diligently for scms record Of
the formation Of the district and its limits
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I.is very important in this age OF vas
material pro z,ass that a remedy be pleasing
ia the t,sts and to the eye, easily taken
acceptable to the stomach and healthy In IL
na,ufe and effect Possessing these quail
tiles, s, rup Of Fig, Is the one perfect laxi'
dive AID most gentle diufesic known.
febSd&wlm
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Both the method and results When
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it IS p.easant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and aets
gently yet promptly On The kiIaeys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses The sys
TEN etiectually, dispels coils, head
aches and fevers and cures habitaal
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is tbs
OILY remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced pleasing to the tastc and &C
ceptabls - the stomach. prompt il
its actioo and truly L,nefic'al in its
effects, prepared pnly irau liz most
healthy rnd agreeable spt.-tanc.ss it
mzry e,rei'ert 5aai'tie- ~. noen'i it
r. ali a.. re al 81. 7n.i
popeA ss:,z2; SO
81 10 .ss5I 4 i ~ - ~
hoc = 1..s ss @
sGs s:v - ~ IS s7s- ~t,.
GAy ~ Ley9 o. a.. ~,
are !. Y-.azp-T - a. -. al.
~'shos 70 III j. ~ - tsH.a any
substitute
CALIFORNIA 70 sySt0 20.
say fs4@iSco. ca
.,.sssils ~ Ss~ s,sI.
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Worm Cure for Horses and Colts.

When your horses are .roas'st With worms d
are out Of tosa ii5n, Try rURElsH's WORM
POWDERS. IN are Safe. suf- ant Rel abe.
Hoftemsn spess Rjghy OF theft meri one
Hundred Dollars IS offered ier cas- they vii
rot cnr, Price, 81 per pas kAse Address O. . ar-
| oi-h $50 Chestnut street, Lynn. mass sole man
| u setufer. Mcusy postal totes or pntoffee or
drrs sent ny mail viii receive prompt attention.
febs-dawins
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ALONG THE WAY.

"n,vss fellow Who vas u, f5fsunati
seouzh to be b n % the 18th day Of Pet
,usry to kfep usex Of his birthday ann
,s,,sriss, you'd Ike 70 koosf" 81
o.e,i,a ,ouy eek yssisrasy. "I'n
,..,i, OLD en- ugh 20 ve.s snd VS. born OF
III. zssh d.y Ct F bfusry" be sdded and
osIy On leap years % feel qzi.e csrair
any BIZ hd.y asnivsrnry.' He "a ID.
,im. to see lawyer u once.
Thi,y cu1s man "a deeply in troubl-
In. hi, csse seems mot fos;uaste in coz
,.,,,,n viii that Of the person shs bad
carefully placed elase to the edge Of tn,
,oof Of ons Of the brick blocks on the vesI
ia Of ws,er stree, two bottles lha: looked
..i.,Ley nigh. have contained whiskey
This psnon must have Undergone such &
mem. eatL qalke when be peYpetrstsd ths,
sss. TIA. hls has wouldn't feel in aha pc for
,,,x; month. The totlss we're % eiose
n The eaz. Of the rsof TIA. . strong gus. Of
,ind would easiiy tl1v ths m into the stree.
b.lo. SD il any luckisu passr BY should
10, one Of them on bis head, even then it
4. doubtful 4 tLe tIaotrant fua Of The
,hlaz you'd be apr, ciated BY him. o e
man Who STOOD locking up at the bottles
,s,,sr..y remarked that the man who pa,
,ssm there and endspaeIei the lives Of
bsople Oh the siissaik oush, to get 20
t,,, 10 solitary 10 ksanebee jill.
remit. man who il veil stq tainted
vi,h r.irosd matters and j, some III Of
an sxDeu IN some Iines Of the bu.iasss
,.I! 10 Conversation yesterday that he be-
us,ed that |. would be but fe~ years when
Al the chief railroads. 10 the c5uatry would
be equipped With steel cars. practically IL
ai.uucible by Ire Or in collision. He said
h. md seen The stee! ears now on exhibition
IN Chicago and while be thought they might
be Improved upoh he DID not doubt that
i,iiad u car 10 the near future would be
bull. fJr about the same expense - tie
present wooden cars and tina! they would
Weigh but little more.
Arrangements FER The Next Conference.
Al. the reIE Methods: Conference 10 10
be held 10 thss city April 18Th, some al
r.nssuents 70, it are being made. 1t 10
,1psc,ed that the Methods. church will
not be large enough to accommodate the
evening gathe ngs which will probably he
held in tbs Cor gregstionai church. The
day meetings, however. will be held in ths
Methodist church. The presiding bisho. :
ulll be Bshop ID. A. Goodseli Of Fort
Wota, Texas, man !srge in stature ard
abli,y.
The bishop sill preach Sunday forenoon
and 10 the afternoon Prot. Luther T. Town
send Of Bos,oa u-iser,ity. He 10 the gen
tlemsn whose article In /ton's Herald en-
Clerical Pol.ticA' created go great int
est
Rev. Dr. J. o. Peck, OF New York. cor
responding secretary of the Missionary So
clety. ell speak Thursday evening. Rev.
J. 7 Berry Of Chicago, will be present,
representing the Epworth League, ard
Rev. g. W. Gray. d. d representing The
Freedmen. Aid So 'ietY.
Pre,ien, Ray m md, Of We.laysn Uni-
versity, Mitdlstown, Will be among the dit
togu.hei gentlemen Of the denomination
IN attendance.
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The employees at the book bindsry have
been -oriirg nights recently owing to the
large amount Of orders they now have on
hand.
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43le0.
kHNNkREt

NJ, verucu FEB. %, Elisha C Carson. aged :.
reArs mo Nh.
Esst nj. Ven u-Feb. -. Mrs. Deborah Al
Aims aged W yesrs. mooths
4 aney-Ieo "a. Un.h felgcr. aged s. yea :,
months. .,,, - NJ
North yaaaibcro-fes p, ehhi OF M an
Mr.. Hereett 10. d. aged yeas
. LINCOLN.
Viii eneid-feb. ", Mrs. Sarah King. aged 7,.
SoNERssr-
Norridse xosk, Feb. Is. Mrs j. B. Wetheieil
agtd ~ wears
WALDO.
.Psleruo--ysh. 20, NJ .oife Black, aged y
Yrs. . mos. 20 days.
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C. Hewitt tss rent. the Ballard house
on the corner Of Spriog and Bridge streets
aad Is moving in.
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The voting on the sewing m.chils W
to 3 so P. N. Monday stood - follows:
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The Voting Contest.

The hauling Of ice from above the dam
t, tie hospital vas begun ssaia yesterday.
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a}orll.

ARoosrooh.
Na,arf;-Fsn. IL, to the wife OF PlB. Lee. q
sja.
kExSEBsC-
yassalbor5-Feb. 81, 10 the wife Of irving
Bishop, son ..,., Man,.
geadreld-Feb q. TO the wife Of J. " Aante''
a sor.
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Marrieo.
SnNEESE

Noridsewtex-F, b. "a. by Rev J. A. Jon .
Nj. + mer Oyer and Mis- Emns haines, D ~
OF MOI ridge xoek.
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Just Received.

ecS2 4 large invoice Of Bran NeN
7 Boets. Shoesjhnd Rnbber>. which
will be sold ut phenomenal |,
lew prices. The>e geods taxi,
the place Of those of the same
grade which We have seld since
February 9TH, when We began
our great Special Cash sale Of
fresh..goodsat the Lowe>,.Priees.
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FIRE, SMOKE and WAITER
Sale of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.

Never was re such crowd purchasers
o@ to thu rge crowds e all
Shoes and Rubbe
esha Offer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
A MEMBER of the Physiological society and the New
Of use. nascr to- rc tour ,roy s
South person Thoroughly understanding nis pps-
GlsT. box loi. sun uptown oihce. LOO broadway.
AGENTS WANTED for tho best cuH holder on tho
market sells at sight: write for particulars at once:
Sample EgR RiFE S' crr 1H' 56E 1oMra n
AoExrs wANTEn-rrsntan!c employmsnt for both
THOMPSO2MfG %. ii trea, Jones st. Now York.
AGENTS wATTEp-No better .orrort"nity ever ex
men preferred. Address or call {. $. IL World
A GENTS WANTED to sell the best aud cheapest pho.
'0tF'rh ticket s NJ SEX wiI III iT i1s az
AGENTs-ss to 81 daily; experience unnecessary:
PUTNAM 90. uerfum"rs. West winsted Conn.
4 GENTS wanted for an established weekly guide;
ACCURATE, box lo0. Sun once.
AGENTs 50 hriy; Sc. nee ,,nIsadns r ,Mmnl'
Aioo YdKAGI NEWS %" To- iGso 81 av,. ne" VAST
A RELIABLE MAS wanted. about 80; knowledge of
na sp p trAa kr"y pSrso o a 81 ''
A 800 MEMS, OVER. OATS. .>nsy!y dam.
n: aged BY Saer worth ~, tor $3.50 2o9 Flint
A. s.! E. sy; HXEE e: yp 9.SS.a 0 az.
Brooklyn.
RooKHEErER.--A small artificial flower manufac.
iaoro"sh IN d"uSI" ' "nry nal i.sf Ssncray ns
~" ss s' 'r""It 10 : F4 ~r
%n so; adyancH rs .3o =, dssr.nT OF H. Adj
Station A, city
.irs ."una d. pat"1s tcgp a" ,sn, WIZ prs
sSSeGy & y Ga r for M. Gi ara
:aI Xsw YSfk rrr ,,, g. Gnar,,
cs ph ,"fsiaa lSI""s nsrary m.n
ion n nr"W Wholesae nss,ss agents. liz Fulton st.
New York "''''''' ''''''
HCAsnrER" wan,d: ,ouuy man. a.sntan, cashier.
un-r.t sISfi ha NIL ,a"y si5@rek s s,penS.s
permanent po..ilom sl,n 'a,m srGurty r"inrs'' ~
Sr.ss lex *" &@ s1 avn as" JON acc
(,ANvASSERS can make 50 on every 50 invested;
Maine " 10 s Sat'arui" hest ianas bay at s isrr
," "Ty s ssr T. Ts' roa ist " Don 's' 81" UP
(,oLLEcTun.- Married man wanted. on GALAXY about
~ ~. VINO understands collecting IN ne cit! or ono
i4a s. Ga" '"" quickly Apply PERSONALLY 90 East
EnEE To EMrLnyEEs- ,ierman hrn "yery de.cr,p.
Ton sp"gmin ii Inlp In ar s"n,
% sst. f..t i2 IT, ''''e'' A'"' ~ '"e'
EAEM 'IASn wanted, ," sool bone Tor steady " , man:
Offering seal IsalHrSs nat are a,tHG!. com
he written under our Plan Than any other.
q GIAIli.R, room -. World building.
I HAVE A. OrENiNG for tw" reliable men: remu.
j neTa' ion moderate to commence" pOs'ion pcina.
nrnt After r. Is, ELY IT. Warren ht. city. up stairs
and Johnson ~. room !, RrnnLltn.
VNDCSTklul ; Man OF neat appearance Hhnut ~
j who Is quick 10 take hui VIII he ms rHCled ~ our
business an pad while learning. Apply personally
| 2uJ East l13! -.
I AHGEr,HN soyTu-stooE, hay, gam. three farm.
~ wanted; shares money, FAkM. box llu
FUN uptown "ince l,"hj liToaiway,
w drrsiAnl kreUing stock In order. about $40
Address Box llG sun uptown Otice, I2G5 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

and while the labor leaders were protesting
pi"ymient OF ,linkeTton watchmen. the com
destruction Of property Mt CI'ur i'AlIne and
Buffalo. No llnkerton watchmcn were EN-
ployed or were present at either Of these
strikes. The fealn. among tho labor orcani-
cations In this state AGAINST tho militia for its
part in the Buffalo strike IS venomous and in
:" 1t cannot be that largo police force is to
be maintained all oyer the country TO provide
mupity taxed to ma intain thcm. 1t has been
repeatedly shown that the sheriff cannot af.
such communities. therefore. the only other
remedy. II watchmen cannot be employed ia
by calling ont TIE militia. which involves i'm
Il IS to the interests OF thermployrr to RELY an.
tffty nn1n re protection Of the roico the
LOT y; such p!p,ertlon is elective. the
dlyitually by the employer.
he yust az me present tim" arrangements are
winch may impcrl the success Of the
1 Morld s, anlr ard will certainly inJure many
, Their detective bureau. the Pinkertons saw.
Is entirely separate from their business OF
s"!HWE! ss 6ay w" nm ninen, ,,u,.,,,
OF men in connection with about seventy
strikes. and an Investigation ~ our records
thn Mli Iomclus;Sely show the great care and
ln" ilrst strike at which we were employed
S MnS .nnt q" ahS miners at i'radw,ol ILL., in
-
1s.'%. we furnished men at the same place.
,ur employees have been Opposed in all
pit,S o! the country TO over lo5.OnO strikers
within the past twentysix years. and in nearly
es"IS ihslhlce our watchmen have heen as
sau,icu. stoned: and abused for doing no other
ives OF non-union laborcrs And In nil tint
VINE, our men have only killed two pcrsons
Ehlrh cases were accidental and in seif.do-
fence. ana our men had been dcnutiz.d by the
duly acquitted. N '''"' "0'o
We nave always approved and sym rat hizcd
win labor organizations when directed by
hoNest, CAPABLE. and con- eryutiye leaders, Tia
!aW-tDldnG members have no quarrel with
m' S, mnr "my grievance or cause Of complaint
,"i'n'hSt vs. we have never violated any Of
thelrrlghts. Ourdetcctivo branch may have
SOUGHT 70 ascertain whom they Intended TO
strike: but it Is only fair and proper that tho
e'mntrIn2yers should have this Information
me bitterness OF the unions against om-
Iioynrs ana non union men and tho Increasing
lawl"ssnoss ut strikes have rendered ths WORK
., SURVIVING watchmen extremely dangerous
ana undesirable: and Tor that reason We rro.
~, nv 70 Inrnsh wat"h'n"n in such cases.
"!!"WWu.i a., iotncriy W" collected this work.
mo l"Hu'nohy taken lay your committsr and
W" OILY know from garhlrd and pruIuiicod
H na y, IN me press whit has been trs,i-
o'i W ny nlher witnesses. We court the fullest
Investigation of our actions. Had We boon
given tho opportunity to have our counsel
rrots-exaninn tho witnesses who testified
against us. we could have shown how false
ana unfounn"l were thor arcusnt ions II
Seems grossly unjust that II hlacEmailnr md
fonVict ike W" man !;rurc in Chicago should
tiv"s in the United States with immunity nn-
cor cover OF t"stiiying before your committee
,anh me Eretence OF aiding you to ascertain
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Ratcnt suits Involving More Than GOO EIct
tric Street RAILWAYS.

tr'c street Railways.
TOLEDO. Dec. 1.-Two suits were brought
here to-day involving every electric street rail
way in the United States Tho suits were filed
in the United States Circuit Court by tho Hon.
Frank II. Iiurd and o. $. Erumhack. attorneys.
Ind. against the Toledo consolidated street
hallway, 1t Is alleged tina, this company has
inirinsed Bidwolps fundamental original
the principle involved in tho use Of
m mn, sids spring contact also that the
patents Tor tho running and lighting
Of ears with the sam" current 81 elccirirIty
and tho lighting Of streets and houses along
the line from tho current which propels tho
CATS hay" been infrinScd urnn. This il To- he
test suit aud i the IlaintiT is successful
NOR" than 500 different roads throughout tho
Ing, iniringed upon his fathers patent rights.
VIII come In for their share Of the trouble.
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