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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

cisvs and Steve ofhesally Declared
Eieeset.

WAsiuxeroS. Feb. a-As early as 10
O'Clock on this bright. crisp winter
morning . steady human stream began
- dow toward the great wLite build
lng on Capitol hill, and long before an
hour had passed every available seat
IN tns galleries, except those portions
reserved for the executive and the
diplomatic corps. had an occupant
Jp TO the Tins OF the meeting of tie
house no one graced the bench re-
served for the speakers family. In
the msln puol.c gallery, too often
made . place OF repose for the tired
scd impscunious cltzens. were ladies'
IN fslr ralmcnt. snxlous 10 wstnsss
spectacle which can De seen bat once
n fot years-that Of accompanying
the .,unt.nx OF the eiecforai vote cast
FOR lhe chief maglstrate OF the natlon.
- Dis prayer the chaplain sad:
Almighty God. ss Ne are today to
witness inc sublime spectacle OF count
lng asd ANNOUNCING The vote OF this
great nation for ia chef ruler. We
pray tnkt Thy blessings may rest 1pon
EneEn who are the choice o. the nari')n
10 I'll the Offices Of president and vice
president for tire com * y-ar. Grant
dom aud n.odrrat.oii IA the dlscaArge
of thsiF lo.ty duties"
The lournki having been approved, !,
on motion OF Mr.. Dalxelt the senate
bill w.s passed auth RING the Home
stead and Pltssbufg Bridge company TO
construct bridge across the Moncn-
gahels rsver.
The speaker laid before the house
tne quarantine fsil With senate amend
n1ent. and Mr.. Bayncr moved cen
currencc. Mr.. kAgore Of Texas made
. anumter Of hilbusserlng motions. and
az be took his seat. after Intellectual
Efforts and after EAynor's mossoa 10
concur Was agreed 10, be was greeted
Win sarcastic spuisuse- On motion OF
Mr.. O'>eiil the senste Restitution Hss
agreed 10 authorizing the losa ID the
worlds Columbian exposition 81 the
picture, "The Recall OF Columbus"
~ A. o.. heatcn. \ recess was then
taken for quarter Of al hour.
Alter tae recess. and q few moments
before I O'Clock. DoorkeeLer Turner
announced The presence of the wee
president. sad toe senate OF the
tn.ted states snf the vast assemblsge
rose WITH one accord - DO him honor.
Inc vice president took the CHAR as
~gnet 30 him 10 the right of the
speaker and the senators occupied the
f.rst foar rows OF the ssats 10 the rlgnt
OF the prsssiinx officer. The counting
Of ths electoral vote vas then pro-
c~eded With. and st it, complexion The
senate returned TO iis own ball. When
ths senate hat retired the house re-
sumed "a committee tns consideration
Of the legislative appropriation bill.
the p~nisng psrsgrapA beng That for
TIE appointment of = joint congress
ioasi committee TO inquire INTO the
avs orgtninng the executive depart
msnts OK The governments ~ tne ma
ti0nsi capitol Without dspo-snx Of
tne bill the committee rose aud tie
house 81 5 O'Clock sdiourDed-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

ionls spors Get Into . Hsoosy and Die.
ersesfui Row

losfs. Mich. Feb. s-A party of
Ions sports went over into Ronald
township lsst nieht 10 zee . cock tfht.
The affair turned out . bloody rev.
Every man present va sworn 90 etsf-
nsi sscrscy. but. 80 pssr ss can b>
learned. the fncts are three Alter the
cock light . dispute a-oss ss ~ aware
ing the prlzes. vhich ended in he
rev. Tue i,ehu we're blown cut
and business beran trst bsfvs<n
. rsslrosd ssEs. which we're pfrssnt,
ard fhs Iona crowd tfter~ards al
ioined IN the sDeiee. Mel Barter. .
ssioorsst of tns clts soo . knockss Of
no mean stnlav. had his LED troksn
tv1c~. Lombard Waite. aDptbef
ssloorist. hss ne face smashed. AEc
a1otbsr hsd 90 arm broksn. The 20
lee kne~ ncthinr si-out the gane. aud
today they sfs trying 20 fnd oUt
~hsrs il ~ss Arrests may fellow.
k1nonf tness ~hc we're pr~<sut sfrs y
runss>r ~ rromipsnt busn~es men 81
tue tifr. Mo sf- fnrnirs bsf~en snt
earth % hsss ihs thing s1psfes~se.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

cncISsAu, O.. Feb. s.-That there
70 dsooat<ns Among shs unson men
employed on the Pennsyivanla syslsu.
and thai strike y imninept, ~ . fact
and u 10 vel! knsun 70 ths 0fhciais.
despite their sasert,oh that eli u serene
The Ineu bitterly dsnoupce the COM
pany for snd,scriminately disnsssing
union nen. There have teen aiieeed
cAeses fos al disohsfgss, but aeeoed-
aug - tne ststemsps Of the empioyes.
the railroad otiiclzis have made tnatT
ompioyment . burden 81 brotherhoed
men. and when they couplsth they
ass gwen their disensRes cod pon-
union men empicyed. AZ is undss-
stood that ttc ls<ntsn1cut strongly
f&vors . strike and sneet:tRs have hesn
held all along the '1incs- News OF the
meetings reached tfsf eoss OF the ofi-
clals and Il was shoughs beat 10 cease
receiving freight until the matter blows
ever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

The fses thai - had hssa isssussed
with ne important doeuusst given
Above. Had L been known he would
have been dsnisd pasAAse upon the
vassul. As ooon - ho arrived in SAo
Irancieeo hs sailed the oonswunicn. :.
ton : Of MinisteF coieogn q J. II.
l;anse Of this city, uh0so vie Z An
Aant Of The Hawaiian ef1clai.
The letter hes boen foruarded =
President Hsrr,son b NF. 0anaee. uhoI
begs that the wrong deno - esrsssiau.
iAs abiding .intslhgsns. .ssnnsd people. .
vail BE- r,Ratsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
GOES TO THE WALL
WAS A VERY NASTY SMASH


banking houss Of r. v. Rockafsllow
4 Co. closed it, doors thls morning. IL
MAS one Of tho oldess banking institu.
tions in this section.
The failure wss caused by lnsbility
to pay . draft from Philadelphia for
come 81 900. Karly in the morning. il
10 said. . mortgage Vas entered up
against r. v. Rocksfeliow ~ favor OF
Thomas b. Atheston of this city for
SO. 900 70 secure the Peoples and the
Second National banks for money due
from K. V. Rockafeliow n Co. Tue
mortgage is on his residence on North
River street. which is worth many thou
sands Of dollars. Aside from Mr.
Rockafeliow's interest in the bank this
reprosents the only available assets.
many Of the leading business men Of
the town and several hundred people
whose ssvings for. years are IN the
broken bank.
Mr.. Rockafeilow 10 the treasurer Of
this city and the amount Of city de-
posits IN his hands when the hank
closed WAS stl5l 900. His bondsmen
are liable 10 the amount OF $50, 600.
The amount OF deposits the bank car
ried are said 20 be nearly half mil
hon.
AZ 10 O'Clock tonight Mr.. Rockafel-
low 10 reported TO have said: 81 shall
resume in few days"
He explains the closing OF the insti-
tuition Was due Co q demand that had
been made few days ago for q $40.-
900 deposit without due notice and that
had run matters close with the bank.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

The President LIssens to o'Bnsn's Sup
por,ers, but Says Nothing.
wAsmISerox. Feb. s.-A delegation
of Grand Rapids men, including John
Patton. William A. Smith and John c.
Fitzgerald, accompanied the two Mich
igan senators IN . call on President
Harrison today With = Wow TO urging
the candidacy Of Mr.. oBricn OF Grand
Rapids a. United states circuit judge.
Tie pfesIdent received them cordially.
hut did little else than lend = symps.
the.ic ear 10 the good tniHgs ssii OF
Mr.. UBren. No intimat,on wss gwen
by tho president - to tho probable sp-
p1tufsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

A Red Bluff, Cal, Hotel Burns and Q
~ Guest L. Cremated.


RED BLUFF, CAL. Feb. s.-The Tre-
mont hotel was destroyed by Ere yes
terdsy. Lsss, $4,000. This morning
the remains of Charles Hurhbert were
found in the ruins.
VtxsA, Cal, Feb. s.-The Cone &
& klmbail company's general ware
house was burned this morning. Loss.
$50, 900: Insurance.. light.
DENVER, Col, Feb. s.--A special TO
the Republican from Wells. New, gives
details OF . disastrous fire which began
At 4 O'clock this afternoon and is still
raging. The Bulls Head hotel. valued
at $S0, 900. Botts general merehand
store, and q whole block OK buildings
are mass Of rune. The loss 90 far 10
about SIS 900. and will probably exceed
that amount.
GAISEsvIILE, Tex, Feb. s--Belcher-
vile, . small town about forty miles
west of here. was nearly wiped ctf the
earth last night by u fire that broke
out at l2 O'Clock in frame bulldipgon
he east side of the main street. The
loss is estimated at 1900; insurance
about three-fourths that amount. The
origin OF the fire is not known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
GIvk THEM A CHANCE.
Populists VIII Allow the Legality oi
Their House to Be Tested.

TorEKA, Ksa, Feb. &-The populists
have finally made up their minds to
give the republicans . chance to test
the legality OF their house organization.
The populist house, IN committee Of the
whole. at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
recommended for paesge Legislative
appropriation bill. The bill has been
carefully drawn anu 10 designed as .
test Of the legality OF the populist
house, which the republicans desre To
make in the supreme court.
In the republican house this after.
noon resolution was introduced and
laid over, regarding the election Of .
pSpulst senator in Nebraska and ex-
te ending the sympathles of the house to
the republican minority of the Ne
braska Legislature. The resolution cre-
ated q great deal of ENTHUSIASM on the
republican side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

House Painters a, cievsisnd Discuss
Them Yesterday.


CLsvKIAxp, O.. fob. s.--wednesdav's
session Of the convention Of the Nssssr
House Painters and Decorators ssso-
cation OF Americs We opensd ~ith an
interesting paper or Taste - Dscors
ton" ~ hsrshsll n. Godfrey, r.. of
nrtr n. 1hs report of The adoption -
ar additional system os naming coior,
snach sss 90 have followed. va posi-
Eened. AZ uAs siso distusinn on
-hits lssd. These vii protsby -
called upos "a thursday. The rt-
nsIudsf cf the fnorrins sac ssken up
wfsh the report ~ comm issse sp-
pointed % test ssrnsbss. ske hfsf re-
port besng gwen ~ Ssfaes fiasch ri
lseirost 1hs hfksrnoen sesslon vss
cen napnced w1h . di~csssisn ss "a .
change - TIE by-fs~s IN the Hs2ttef q
representation a. TIE bstlensi cenfsn.
sion. afief ~cfa teiiaest 80 fr-
msndsf Of me rsporfs 90 me vsrnsh
one.tspa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Nice Clash Over the Governors Orders
IN South Carolina.

Nice Clash Over The Governors Orders
IN South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. s.-The war
between the federal court aud the
county sheriffs and treasurers acting
under the governors directions, aud
which involves the question of the tax
alton of railroads, assumed another
and more aggressive phase today. The
deputy marshais, VINO were charged
With serving toe wrlis Tor contempt,
and injuncuons on the sherihs Of
Aiken, AbbevIile, Anderson and New
berry counties. have returned. and re-
port that the sherihs refuse to surren-
der the property Of the railroads levied
upon by them under Governor Till
mans orders.
In conrt today an order was signed
advancing the dates 10 which the origi-
nal writs were made returnable from
February 2i and March 5. respectively.
to Saturday, February II and March o.
respectively.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
iscEEAssSs BoEnoRs,
The Waters Are Slowly nareding From
Brisbane. Showing Desoistion-

BnispASE. n. s. Hs Feb. s.-The
water is still falling sIpwly. The ruin
and DISSOLUTION reveaisd ~ the food
sbates IL beyond anytA1ng caused by
the last great ilood in 1900. The suburbs
Of the city hayc bcen nin5ost ann.
hilatsd. South Of tne rlver the city Is
still submerged. In the higher parts
Of the city. from which the water ls re-
ceding, many buildings have collapsed
and most % the, others are damaged
beyond hope of repair. The provncisl
towns have snifsfed ~ severely as has
Brisbane.
Every hour brings fresh news of WI.
lagos submerged, houscs wrecked. lives
lost and bfldgss swept Auay. The loss
OF life has been heavy. hat no sppfoxi.
mate estimate Of the nusabsr drowned
10 yet possible The government = Do
ing its utmost TO help ne sufferers
from the noods and has sent torpedo
boats loaded with food aud clothing up
the river 10 the interior townl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

-, so,.a. Ia. -, s.-1~o stotk
tr.sn. ~sfe wrrckhs en the g.. =. 4 q.
rsasaga a. bFzsh f'afef, tys rafiss ssst
~ flsenst. slz,ef 3 9 cork thls rse-n-
- Tslt ssart ser sr1 80 fslIfas6
r - sna sr~ensb ss8 tfs*eusr ~<-s
haft 49, - sutf kfeif tsksa e. thsrf
ts.ss l..s go Q. slisn.s0s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Senator Russell Quietly Walks Into the
Wyoming Legislature.


CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. s.-The ques-
ton that has been 80 long propounced,
Where 10 senate. RusseII,' mas been
solved. The county member came In
rs quietly as he went. and Was 10 his
seat At the capitol today. He persist
emily refuses 10 Say where he has been
other than he VAS away on business.
Ali newspaper reporters. editors and
correspondents have been summoned
before the senatorial investigation
committee. The report OF that COM
mi.tee promises - be gingeriy one.
There are no perceptbie changes or
Indications OF any kind in tho dead
lock. aud Governor Osborne NAV yet
be compelled TO appoint senstor War
rer's successor. Ii the governor does
nee the appointing power Gen. John
Charles Thompson, II IL said. will be
the lucky man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Two Pueblo Men Burned m Shsn;y
While Infox.esisd.

rrtaio. Coil. Feb. s-John Cfogsn
and John Nafrsey were burned 20
crisp q, : 0'eiGcs this mofiing IA Gro
gaze shaats near The PiliA smslteT.
Both we're, !; = seppcse'i. 0ndsr ths a.
finfncE ct i4aof az the time. The
ne ghisefs. Who eere aroused ~ TIE
sefs wsAin Thf- rst,fntng the tie
tst srd be hss no snown relative.
tfogsn esuse herr ffem Cammings.
neAF hffsso.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

R'svkatA. y d. feh. sAt tbe re-
faelsesn esaess "a. mefnlna henstes
rnfisY ~ titsnd Fofks moved thai tas
lsfnt ssssnshiy ssloufa ssne de sssaBf
fa~. Ah,s sas - effect q msties te
~>se 80 eh1see - . senator ~ ftox
sfaof esttfsFafe hentoa. asnseefst.
esssf = votes sas klssnssa. fspss.-
s.seM. IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
nackhon. Of ,he s.llk. nreksn.

wnrrIsss. ". Va, Feh. s.-The
street car sirste is becoming more
serious and warrants we're sworn out
this afternoon for sevetal of the
strikers. a. result If last night.
troubles. All day today tie tracks
were guarded BY police and TIE care
were run with new msn without inter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
Labor Unions Take a Hand.

MONTREAL. Feb. s-The Dominion
Trades and Labor congress has issued
circular TO all labor organizations
throughout Canada requesting the;n to
discuss and vote on the following ques-
ton and submit the result To- the See
son OF the congress winch will be held
here next September:
The mainiensnce Of Canada's proc
ent colonial statue. imperiai fedora
ton, Canadian Independence and po-
lltical union with the United states-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Sc Pa shs Delegates Ds.'i grv~ wssr-
They're -

Iosfa. Hfch.. F.b. s.-Tbe frsi 81
TIE pspuls<t dtlssstss arrived n ans
ritr % sttenc tts roraisi ststs ro.-
rentirn n t.< hsid iere forr~ffe~ ~<<e
aftafosy f-~nersi fiis : ~ f~rf ~
fsrsod fle5fs. ths 6sfestsa csnrioste
fer eessrros isst TAT - f1ft
IfRsc< 1fsnrnss sufsi F1rr 'sf, -ns
= ~ Ienas. editsf fisttrgs bpssr,er.
A csuens zee Gales 60 rect "a the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

srKl~ostssp. ~. feh. s.@-ConrFess
man.rlsef Joe Cannon sltsnif ted to
ss-sna senator George Nscon this
mosnsns 10 tie Leland hotsl. whsn
tue SMOKE cleared sssy tannoa lay
on he laes. and he nose hlnd gfo.
fnsely. The neni er assault grew oat
af Al old nailaeAl fnN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

clxtsxnArr. Feb. 8. Charles W. Short
mshe an Assssnment this evening 90
GsbsAIl Gano- Az one time the ss-
signor was 3 man Of considerable
wealth. but he has been very uptorta-
nate investments and hls property be-
came heavily mortgaged. Hls habih-
tics are about f200. .ooc and assets $780,
900. but the assets are IN such shape
that they could not be turned into
ready money. His home is in Fern
hank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

They Want Our CatfIc kdmitted knfo
Canada for Expofsntoa.
MosTREAL. Feb. ga committee OK
live stock importers 10 70 be appointed
10 wait upon the government aud urge
that stsps be tAksn 10 have The recent
order Of the United States gorerns
ment quaraatiniug Canadian cattle re-
sc1uded. II sbis cannot be accom-
pInnsd, Canadian exporters will ssk
that uniied States cattle will be sd-
m ittsd if1ao CAnads 70 he exported TO
The old country. They are also going
to Ask that corn for fseding purposes
b put on the free list.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Nav YoaK. fse. A losis tonight
The Jury 20 the ease of thsfles W.
sssranef, ~ho sss pf. fsfkhnEsts
oalef asieouve dnflns ne recent cru.
s.ae, snd ehe hAs hetn on ira Ter
estoftan, rendered verdict a gully
after betnx out four heufs sud a hsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Hssssshsas. IA. B eh The senate
shis eseaias saspisa concurrent fes.
oitltssh 80 fsHnsf issais etnsfss
s8en So saia sxssnst sag ffpeai - tns
kohasY elosax pfess q al ths vofids
TAI sFgsspfsstssB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

A pDlsasiphsa csns.tn oass unsss %,
Lsfg- Asneuat.

fHiftpfsFAit. ash s.~-Juagmenss
sfsfsssisss fss.ss@ -sfs eenfss-ea 30
tsfdss ~ i.et.sft :. sgeness. 49,. tad
lnE az tfsfies sslsnerl a Ia. eesa-
a. So - ieiteslsf mlHs. one ~ -
lsfsfst seeies, Eswsls ls.snafssssf -
she titf Il = snnounGsa tsaaf tfst
ths egssitofs elslms sa.oaal - ever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

HiHlsfef 70 ti5t Ihtff OF
he ie'taf "a bfousht o. hsn ffsn.
css's sY tae very sssssi wis fs bore tns
HHsst'sti = nWiss.oa n8~ 81 Washing
tol' 80 ne latetest II saglesat OF. A
psfsonsi friend - Nc. &c bora. on
hasnF-- = D. tssfofasa. sesss pss
sssis -. ths eealnssslea. It's s@aih
s't'ns Nsfs uakHesn % be fsils<
psasenss1s sAa ss eAssfsily esssssisi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06
DECLARED VOID.

st. Paul, July 1.-Among the decisions
landed down by Judge Collins. Of the
supreme bench, yesterday, was n that
will cause weeping and crashing of teeth
in Minneapolis. The case was that OF
the State of Minnesota ex rel. board OF
court house and city hall commissioners
Of the city of Minneapolis and county OF
Hennepin, %relator, VS.. Clayton X. Cooley,
as county auditor of said Hennepin coun-
ty, appellant. The supreme court re-
verses the decision of the lower court
and declares that the act of the iegis-
lature entitled ian act to provide addi-
ticnal means for completing and furnish
ing the court house and city hall building
now in process of erection in the city of
Minneapolis and to authorize the issue
and sale of bonds therefor" approved
April s, 1893, to be unconstitutional md
void because prohibited by that portion Of
section 80, article 4, CT the constitution,
which forbids the passing of any local OF
special law regulating the affairs Of any
county, city, village, ward or school dis
trict.'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06
DOUBLE HANGING


Zero Nd, July /. - William
y and Daniel Barber, both col.
e,e executed yesterday for the
Francis NJ. Bowie, a wealthy
FRINGE Georges county, Nd,
'sning Of March 20 last. Pinck.
bowie and engaged him IN a
80 and knocked him from his
sal a b~ludgeon, and with several
dispatched the unfortunate
ssAney then hurried after Bar.
,sa ne two put the corpse in a
piece OF carpet and carried il
u ! 70 an old well where they
N water about eight feet deep.
n.y. ~. ne victims watch, and this
su 10 their detection and con
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06
TIE MISSION.

81. Paul. July 1.-The trustees Of the
Bishop Seabury mission met yesterday.
Bishop Gilbert presided, and the other
trustees present were Reuben Warner, j.
ii. Ames. w. III. Lightner, Judge At
water of Minneapolis, Rev. James Dob
bin of Faribault and Rev. q. III. Davis
of Brairerd. A report was presented
which shows that the institution is in a
sound financial condition, and in which
the arrangements for the approaching
school year were outlined. The document
ELECTED some discussion in the course of
which it was stated that the future Of
the schools was very encouraging, more
so in fact than il had ever been before.
The report was adopted. A few changes
in the corps of teachers has been sug-
gested, but no definite action in this di-
rection has been taken.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06
FIRES DRAWN.

Pittsburg, July 1.-The fires in all the
glass factories in the country were drawn
to-day for the usual summer shut down.
The green bottle plants will resume In
six weeks, but the window glass ard
flint glass factories will not start Up
until September. The window glass scale
will be presented about Sept. /, and the
factories will resume operations as soon
after that date as an agreement can be
reached. The Western scale or a
committee will meet in this city cbout
the middle Of next month and prepare the
new schedule. The manufac turers are
making a general wall on account of
the monetary ~stringency which will te
heard in the conference.