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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

A NUMBER of athletic young ladies of
Portland, Nc, have formed u walking
club. It's members devote two after
Moons week to Professionalism.
LADY Eva QUINN. wife of Capt.
Wyndham (hcir prcsumptive of tho
earl of Dunravcn), has killed Six full
grown tigers from the frail shelter of a
howdah.
YOUNG BUTTERwoRTu, who did such
good work for Yalo in the football
match, is the son of Maj. Ben Butter
worth, for many years q representative
in congress from Ohio.
ARIZONA is coming into line in these
days of The turf and races A strong
jockey club is being formed in Tucson,
and it is probable an Arizona racing
circuit will soon be established.
DANIEL KENNEDY, cighty-four years
Of ago, of Knox, Me-, is n hale and
hearty hunter. He was camping this
fall on the FaSsuC ussawalicag, where
he sustained hisrcputation rs Il trappcr
and hunter.
ROCKFORD, the chess player, could
play twelve games simultaneously, but
no more, not being able even to begin
the thirteenth. After death an exam
ination Of his brain showed that it's
molecules were arranged in squares
like that of L chcSSboard.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
ECHOES OF EUROPE.

No UNvAcCITATED man is permitted
to vote in Norway.
IT would cost 500. 600, 900 to feed the
human beings and domestic animals of
Paris for six months.
PIovB ,Eussians do not cat pigeons
because OF the ranctity conferred on
the dove in the Scriptures.
FEA:C;; Is the only European coun-
try which has to-day fewer ablc-bodicd
men than it had thirty years ago.
IT is seriously proposed to purify the
Thames by importing u school of
crocodilcs to act a river scavcngcrs.
OVER 40,C0O,OOO trees have been
planted in Switzerland in seven years
in the effort to ''rcforcst" the country
BETWEEN Paris and Berlin mail mat
ter is now transmitted in thirty-fivc
minutes by the pneumatic process,
which is found most advantageous.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
LITTLE GEMS.

THERE is n great difference between
having to say something md having
something to sny.-Dr. a. T. Picrson.
WE know not how much We love the
world, till VIC find pain and difficulty
III parting with its good things
Wilson.
WHEN ono has enough light to per.
ccivc that one is mistaken, and too
much vanity to own it, and instead OF
turning bacl; one goes still deeper into
ones errors, it is the progress and the
consolation Of pride.--Chat
WIEN what you read clcvatcs your
mind and inspires you with high and
noble feelings, do not seek for any 9th
CT rule by which to judge the coinpo-
sition; it. is good, made by the hand of
IN inexperienced worlSmnn.--La Bruyere.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
FOREIGNERS OF NOTE.

THE ex-EinPress Eugene will spend
tho winter ut her villa near Mentone
OIL the Mediterranean.
TIE empress of Russia's physician
whom IN attendance upon his imperial
patient receives u foc of three hundred
and fifty dollars day (scven hundred
rublcs).
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
CABINET,

Sccty. OF State. .......... Walter Q. Gresham,
scc'ty. Of tie Treasury John Il. Carlisle, II
sec'ty. Of War. ..... daniel +. lamont H..
Secty. OF the Navy. Hilary ~. Herbert, q
PoStmsster-Gencral.... Wilson s. Bissell, ny
Sec'ty. OF tie Interior. nokc SnitL. Ga
At'orney-Geheral...... KicLalu Ulney, Nusa
Sec'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Morton, NSS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
M. II. MILLER,
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.

Balanc. in treasury June 80, 1893. "a ;13l 2.
From State school funds,.... 1885 80
- General licenses. ,au4 10
Gaming Licenses ......... 20 90
e. Poll lax Io93.. 8Ol %
From crsonal Prop tax.......l.ls% 25
I" Feet collected ........... GAL 81
- Tuition N X Elko Sch ID. ~ 50
Sale del'qt tux prop ~. &c 81
Dcrqt prop sold 10y Com.
1879. 40 20
4" From poll tax 1S92.... 0O
" 10 per ct. dcl'qt taxes '92 G,23
=, Adv1g del'qt taxrs. 1872 8 rs
" per ct int delqt tux, W 7G6
" Tux net proceeds mines ABB 45
Total. ...................y.427 IS
Less commissions AliOHeu by
law and included i'll fees
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
SUPREME. COURT.

Ch1et Justice. .MellyiIIe ". Fuller, Ill
..sterL he'll J. Field, Cal
-.JoLn h. harlan, Ny
.--.hOrace Clay, Mass
Associate Justicea balm LlutcLtUru, \ Y
DaNlu brewer, Has
henrS Is. BIOWn, Mich
...GeolGe shIras, teun
now ell jackson, Ten
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
OFFICIAL DlRECTCRH"
US. GOVERNMENT.

PresideII.....GRoVE CLEVELAND, r.
fice-Prcsident.. .ADLAI<E. S1EYEHSON3
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
Notice,

The Board or County Commission
era at their last meeting ordered thss
the public be, and they are hereby
notified that sll bills for ecalps that
may be presented TO The Board tron
aud after this date will be positively
rejected.
IT.. e. BnKBY,
hko Mech q. 1903 Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-27
Associate Justices.

II a. Henat, [ ......-Wm. NJ. Stew art
........-.....-. John u Jt mes
Rep. in Congress. Francis Il. Newlands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
NEARLY At AN END
The Metbodist confsssncs Clos
ING Up lts Work.
OPPOSES The GsARY ACT


Work We pushed In the methodist
conference yesterday. ss the TIME for
adjournment VAS drawing near. The
Rev. T. IL Day u Las<oa lead the dsso-
tioEal exercises +. W. woost. IL l.
Potter. J ~ Wright and Mr.. Pratling
were announced - assistants &c the
statistical secretary.
Chaplain hcCabs presented a resolu-
ton % Be presented 20 congress asking
for a REPEAL q the Geary Chinese act ON
the ground 81 justice and fair dealing
and for the reason that IL endangered
the interests % the church Ia China
The petition stated that the Methodist
Episcopal church has 100000 Of pro-
perty and l35 missionaries who would
be endangered II the law were carried
out Ii xas adopted and ordered sent
Ia congress The special order for the
day Was the subject OF changing the
conference boundary lines. The follow
iug substitute for the original motion
Was adopted:
Resolved, That the bishop presiding
be requested To appoint a commission
consisting Of nine members. one from
each presiding elders district. which
commission shall take into consideration
the whole matter IL conference bound
aries and shall have authority TO request
the Detroit conference. ut its session IN
lst3. 10 appoint a similar commissioner
and in case the Detroit conference shall
appoint said commission. then the said
commission OF the Michigan conference
shall have authority 10 act with said
commission % the Detroit conference IN
the preparation II plan for an increase
In the number Of annual conferences
within the territory now occupied by
the Michigan aud Detroit conferences
In harmony with the enabling act OF the
last general conference; and IN case the
Detroit conference shall not appoint
such commission then the said COM
mission Of the Michigan conference
shall have authority to prepare plan
for the division Of the territory now &C.
cupied by the Michigan conference into
two annual conferences and such plan.
in either case shall be submitted for the
action OF the Michigan conference at It's
session in 1904"
John +. Goucher. ID. d.. L. L. d..
president OF female college OF balti.
more, spoke for five minutes
The Rev. j. W. Hamilton spoke In be
half OF the Freedman's Aid society, and
asked for contribution to the support OF
The Christian Educator.
A report providing for an assessment
OF tive cents for each member OF every
charge from year TO year until the in
debtedness on the episcopal residence
in Detroit is raised The report was
adopted.
Chairman Barnes Of the committee
appointed to investigate charges against
the Rev. G. s. Cutler stated that the
case could not be properly investigated
owing to lack Of important evidence.
lie recommended that the matter be re
ferred to the presiding elder. Adopted.
A vote was taken as to the next place
OF meeting, and jackson was selected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Temperanrs circles Throughout The
state A. greatly SURPRISED essr the sr.
r-sf - Nrs Fesily Kstchans q Lansing
81 . ehsre~ - atnne fox sa.ie photo.
ersfb he photographs sre sad n
hare tepn Fesblied ssopi the saioons -
coupis - strciang paoss 9ssphers
Mrs bstchum 80 aarsahsF q he
sscssi rerarisrs' beige nnta at,,at ss
aaorfhs .ga AZ nat tine sh~ 80 ~
svilrss saaer a. - ne order sh,eh
eross,lsa that nrat~rs ,ie~ueesi sninsicai
e she eelfsfe 81 ihe ~-riets nfsy -
tafnssl ous E q r.sts q So -ittbsef ~
u,fa.f.ers q the lotige
Ms Eetham arr~siei - ~ f,fsnl
h,.ies - 80 sssis sea,eat 80 sefssr a
a. sutef,ssste hesiy sni ~ sspsiasa
So set ssiia "a ias etsnisi taat - PES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

To-Day wlll 80 the streets Of Grand
R4pids 6llsd ~ith intelligent. earnest.
capable men and zomsn. members Of
The tuin orders q tho Knights and
Ladies o, the Asceabses These people
are gathered 10 take counsel together 70
garding the gpoxth AID Development Of
their beioses. order. They ara not here
for a goosl tlms BY any means. although
= banquet ball. visit - our resorts
o. a eal at the tneaters may slightly
haven TIE barsiga u work placed ca
them.
Asecabesisns - act entirely the pro
dilct q sumner skies and constant pros-
prrsiy Ihs or,.er has passed through
hrrY furuace. Bat came out refined
aud purified The earlier days u tho
ssciety acre indeed stormy, bat those
days have PASSED by.
The legend Il the order IL the story %
Judas Maccaheus. who ranks In history
~ zoe a the anlcst military leaders %
the world Maccaheus gathered about
him those Je4s from all the tribes who
we're not afraid % strike blow for the
Col % Their fathers. and the wonders
they performed have rendered the name
~ their great seasler immortal
London. Ontario. saw the birth Of the
knights a the Maceabees. which oe-
eurse.. 10 ISIS The early society. how
ever, Wa not gifted with all wisdom.
and "a issO. at a meeting held In the
.ity = BuaaIo. an attempt Vas made TO
resiso the laws % the order. This at
tempt resulted Ia schism. the Canadian
party gong BY itself Nathan ;. Boyn-
Too. mac possessed Of the genius OF or
ganisstion. became supreme commander.
AMI from that time the order took a new
lease q life. In the course u time the
twa factions we're reunited. objection
able FEATURES eliminated. business sys-
tenn adopted. and the Maccabees went
forward frcra success 30 success.
Sir Knight Boynton fled the articles
of association Of the Grand Camp Of
Michigan June N. 1881. A meeting was
held in Detroit four days later. at which
tusnty two tents were represented. In
September following new laws and a
new ritual were adopted. and the society
tegan work In earnest. Today the order
numbers i've times a. many members In
Michigan az any other organization u q
simaa- character. aud the growth seems
GUY - have begin.
O,tsiia * Michigan the order II nov
taking magnificent strides ani prospects
a4s thar Il will In time extend 30 all
psrss u The united States
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
CONGRESS OF RELIGIONS
or All Creeis Assem-,
BILE az Worlds Pair.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.--Congress of relig-
ions convened today and Was q gather
ing Of representatives of all the great
beliefs OF the world. The object is %
show how important are those things
upon which all are agreed and how COM
paratiycly unimportant are the differ
ences Of creed. The result u the parlia-
ment il is expected will be TO emphasize
what Is fundamental and throw into the
background those differences which are
accidental and superficial. Addresses
III welcome were made by President
Bonney OF the worlds congress auxiliary
30 the worlds fair; Rev. John Henry
Barrows. OF the First Presbyterian
church OF Chicago. president Of Telig
ions; Rev. Augusta j. Chaplin, Id. d.;
Archbishop Il. A. Feenan; Rev. AIexan-
der Mckenzie. ID. d.; President Higgin-
botham Of the worlds fair.
Responses were made by Cardinal
Gibbons; the Rev. Archbishop Redwood.
New Zealand; Count Aboinsteron. Ber-
lin; the Most Rev. DioDysius Latas.
archbishop OF Zanfe. Greece; Carl Won
Bergen. Pm. d.. Sweden; Prof. q. ~.
Chakravati, ii. ID. Carmapala and L. q.
Mozoomoar OF India; the Hon. Pung
kwang fu of China; Principal Grant OF
Canada; Mrs. Laura Ormston Chant;
DIR. T.. q. Hirsch; Bishop B. w. Arnett;
Miss Jeanne Serabil khersdii. laugraua
OF Bombay; Carl Won Bogen of Sweden.
and others. The entire day was practi-
cally taken up by these addresses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Appointments viii BE Announced To-
Day and Business Completed

The Rev. DIR. ID. Il. Barnes OF kalama-
ZOO presided again at the evening SEES
sion of the conference last night. After
the usual devotional exercises the Rev.
A. 5. Williams OF Ionia, chairman Of the
committee on statistics, read a detailed
statistical report Of the conference, from
which the following interesting items
are extracted, comparisons being made
with the report for the year 1892:
Practitioners 5.5i5 gain AL; full
members 4l.l09. gain 9l3; local preach
ers 2S9. gain L.; number Of deaths 557,
decrease IL; children baptized SIS. de
crease n; adults baptized 2.26S. gain
2l3; number OF schools CO.. decrease IL;
officers and teachers 1878. gain DBL 81;
number of scholars 50366, decrease
1.0s22; number of churches ASS. gain Is;
value s2.0l9.696. gain s32209o; number
Of yarsonages :s-s3. gain 3; value s2.-ss. 2l5.
gain s.. lilo; paid for building ahd i'm
proving churches and parsonagts &c.
co., decrease s35.3lS; paid on bid in
debtedness ON church property s2o.635,
increase s5,5I5; present indebtedness on
church property sSl.1i0. increase s3,s05;
salaries Of the nine presiding elders,
<lo6,O5i.
Mission collections el7.003. decrease
sl54; benevolent collections 60, Col, in
crease a. ,4j6.
A committee composed Of the Reys.
j. s. Hamilton, j. h Stark, l.. NJ. Ed
monds. Levi Masters. l.. h Lenox. j. l.
Cogshall and ID. +. Barnes was appoint
ed to prepare plan for supporting sup
erannuated preachers something simi-
lar to the one adopted by the New York
east conference to be submitted 20 the
conference next year. The Rev. Moses
Nicholson presented the following reso-
luton which was unanimously adopted
Resolved. That the Michigan annual
conference OF the Methodist church
hereby extend to the press OF Grand
Rapids its cordial thanks for their full
and accurate reports Of the proceedings
OF our session.
Before the resolution was voted upon
the Rev. DIR. Barnes, OF Kalamazoo. said
he wished 10 state that he had read all
the city papers and found that the re-
ports were the most accurate ever before
made Of the proceedings Of the Michi-
gan conferences. A voice In the audience
responded How about the picturess"
This sarcasm with reference 10 the efforts
Of morning paper produced consider
able laughter throughout the audience.
j. H. Potts. ID. d.. Of Detroit. was re.
appointed editor OF the Michigan Chris
tain Advocate for the coming year.
The conference then adjourned until
this morning when the stewards will
submit their reports and the cabinet
will report the locations OF ministers
throughout the districts for the coming
year. The great body expects TO com
plete its work this forenoon and adjourn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Reports OF the Standing Committees
and Nominations Made


The Rev. ID. r. Barnes Of Kalamazoo
presided at the afternoon session. This
session was devoted 70 reports from the
various standing committees and they
we're accepted and adopted with but
little debate. The committees were not
all ready to report in the order in which
they we're called and other business was
sandwiched with the reports The tirst
business brought before the conference
was the appointment OF committees 10
be submitted to the conference next
year. Following is the complete list as
reported:
Stewards, TO expire in 1877. X.
Stark, j. W. Hallenbeck.
Periodicals A. Wright, q. j. Gold
en-. G. W. East.
Publishing Of Minutes Secretary and
statistican.
book Concern Accounts-H. ID.
Skinner, Charles Wease; j. w. Meal
lister.
Temperance-F A. Chapman, f. G.
Lewis. +. &. Lee. q. T.. Wightman, \.
L. Thompson.
Educatson--E. 4. Craig. A. L. Fergu-
son. q. b. kulp. l. Grosenbaugh, q. ID.
Chase.
Auditing Thomas Cox. J. II. Thorn
as. r. W Corbit
State of the Church,. w. VicEers,
A. T. Moore. A. NJ. Gould. j. w. s'teife,
s. G. Strickland.
Memorials r. Thompson. T. s.
Actsregor. G.. ". Tuthill.
Public Worship and presid-
ing elder where conference IL held
Conference Claimants james Ham
ilton. W. }. Hathewsy. A. I. Luther. e..
g. Thomas. j. G. Floyd.
Womsn's Work IN the Church,. s.
Sindeip T. y. Pattison. j. III. Emmons
Delegates TO FranSrnal Bodies Pas
tore where meeting is held.
EpNorth League o. y. Ioveioy. w
J. Douglas. W. l. Laufman. J. >. Mont
gomery.
Conference Relstions-D r. Barnes.
j. G.. beach. r. r. Newell.
sunday School aud Tracts ~
Colby. William Dennan. g. s. Barnes.
Bible Cause a. X. Stewart. !. W.
Miller. j. e.. Clark.
Revival Band ID Engle. NJ. NJ. Cal.
len. VI. W. Knapp.
The following conference % TRUSTEES
we're also elected VI NJ CaIien. l.. u.
AErttHnAs r ~ AANiirttViA ~ - - ft~Ntt -.
A. n. Gould. ID. q Ball. James Hamil.
ton. L. Defamartef.
4 reeolutinn was presented by the
Rev. Thomas Nicholson providing Tor
thu appointment q q COMMITTEES q thrre
% prepar. plan By which the ooa1mit-
lee on examination II Glasses my l,e
continued from year 81 year whtn
Efficient II wse argued In IL seaport
that the present system - useatssfatosy
q macy. The Isess. Thomas Nicholson.
y I. Thoua. sod 4. \ blised we're
appointed a. such committee.
% request - the state holiness ssso
eiaglan Two trustees from the csofefenee
~cse appaintesi - wosk elth that ae@o
tistioa. Tbe trustees aproiatsd sere
~. keys , W. Orslek aad GcotRs &
knir
Tie enmm8ttee - tempefases can
clnsissl IS report eifa the rrrrenieti a
a Fs@anf.oa - affirming he sissslfsst
pe.a = the eAafsh - The cause 4 tein
psfanee and askips The state - siibtst,
= fschiiatary runsfiinfifnai anensmfnt
- ths p~ssls The f~asiatina wss IN
saia.asss,ly s.ispfesf The pfrssshefs
saving fan.is peisfg - ihs AH'hissA
e.pafasssts sirefs.i afieass f,f she snsS
sas reas sna ssselsd ssfsfsi sFsA'e.nis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
is RICH IN GOLD
Deposits Of the Metal Discovered
in Msnitobs.
tSGLIsHMfN GRAB Thee CLAIMS
Preparations Beiax Made a. Operate
she Mines on Large snd Ia
tensise PiaxSl

Raj PoRTAcK. ont. Sept H. Near
this small lumber toxn. AZ the head u
the Lake Of the Woods. I'D miles east
OF Winnipeg. are said 10 te ~ extensive
deposits Of free milling gold ~ are 10 be
seen In America
Several English eoncsrns have already
secured good property. A London syn.
dictate. which owns all ~ the isie 10, ale.
Lake Superior. and has been ~ work
there for three o. four years for cop
per. has In It's control the largest
bunch Il mining claims. on which u is
operating extensively. Ii has also
bought the Rat Portage reduction works
Its American headquarters are in Du.
lnth. An kpgIlsh expert ieft here last
week after having obtained options on
large tracts Of mining land along aud on
the yeins- Little American capital has
been invested here 50 far. except from
Duluth, and the Ownership Of most u
the claims Is held BY tho original pros
pcctorsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

1.-THE natioual capital yesterday a ~ol-
snr ceremony was enacted. 4 matter
q importanrs Wa settled definitely. and
tie worll siil breathe easier ahen II
shall hare resd TIE ness This vas
noshirg h.-s than the work - ascertain.
ine TIE exact weight u No. , As may
b. imagined. family council Vas called
AMI several people deep IN The secrets u
the administration we're invited
Gueeses - 10 he weight pf the new
eenJiiate for popular favor we're called
fof though the prize given 10 the lucky
-sieeser - MT stated IN the dispatches
Tb- father guessed zine pounds and a
quarter. AMI ths doctor went quarter
better. Other gpe~ses rangsd between
four AMI foarteeu. Professional skill
rerosied another victory. Or the bal
ance came down a. the soctsws AZURE
nlne and halt
The father claimei a fsai on the
rrouaa that the ehilds breakfast
sesxnesl the extra four ooncr~. but he
did ne ro~zess sufficient inHuenoe sith
the s.iministration e bis domestic AZ
fairs ~ secure ia allowance Nurse De.
elsred ~ wae brute. add grandma
sad i So a shame f,r hirn - beiittie
BIS great 80 laiy girl Even mamna
shed f-w tesrs. sn3 g. s~ttls the trcu-
he - - 70 bring ne recslcitrants INTO
hBe ~ distressed father vaa forced 70
rr~oft - BE congressional uiethosi~
dstrIhute little pr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
RIFT IN THE CLOUDS
csasral Resumption Of Factories
snc Workshops.
BRIGHT BUSINESS PROSPECTS
Cossoa. irnn and knlstsns Plants ssars
Up--lssaa>sFors On Trade oat-
le<.k of tie Co1nsfs.

EksK. Pa. Sepf<1l TIE a. A. Wat
son fArsr co.2f.any. shlca has been
funnine ca ha1 ii1ae. sfartsud tia mora.
ing on fail ulas saith fali torres a. 80
eolplo3es The f.rse Foncr sorIR
which has been shut doun conll,iafsly.
also started this n,orniGs Win = fail
complement ~ men.
fALL kifEk Aase. sept II I01ay
al bot t~sni, thfce a che aixty .zssen
nllls Ia the CTS are fuuninz IheS ere
r0nning co ; fodaced scale a saces.
varying from = o. "a , : Per pent less
than the schedule Il last ueek. There
Was no resistance Il an kind o1rr~d
SfEiNcplEi.D. Ohio nspt IL The
Whitley Nalcalie ira eorks started up
this morning sith 30 bands Nor
Mil be pot 90 IN fsa ds5s
PiTrsscno. SeIs. IA large pumt,er
- idle nssn we're given empioslncnt a..
day BY tie Fesomplion ~ numerous irun
aud steel piants fof the Insl time
since June 10 every department IN Jones
a IAughlin's American works Mas Ia
operation. giving emI.ioytneDt n s5oo
men. Sixteen aTiitional furnaces we're
put ia operation At the NGiinnal Tube
works. aud The sheet mill a Noorhead.
McCloaDe a Co. Nas started
The carbon steel works On doufie
turn aud the bar mill. tee heading
furnaces. two pudding furnaces and
four sheet mills on United States iron
and tin plate works started up with fuil
forces Zug A Co.'S plant also resumed
ON single turn and othoF plants arc pre-
pairing 20 start
SCHENECTADY. y. Y Sept ii.-fhe
Empire State Knitting mills fceumei
work 10 day. after suspension ~ one
mouth. John Wiederhold A Co. manu-
LECTURERS Of wooicns. underwear. etc.
also resumed operations today with =
limited number II hAndA