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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
FELL FOUR STORIES.

TWO bHIIImOre PU1nters FafaIIY In
jurcd.
Charles Richter and John Bouchal hoisted
themselves into eternity yesterday in Balti-
more They were about to paint house on
Eutaw street and had reached the fourth
ffoor when the scaffolding gave way precipi-
tatlng the two men to the ground Both
We're terribly mangled. Richter was in
stahtly Killed and Bouchal cannot live more
IMAM a Few hours The accident was due
TO carelessness in arranging the pulley ropes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
Norwood Institute,

14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
oc3o Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. CABELL Principals.
A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES A
or $40 per quarter Address I4O6 Columbia ST.
ny nj -1xua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDyILIE PA
1892 per year; a successful school; one Of the
best TO infuse with energy and to wake UP boys
to the duties Of life; boys under 13 years Sl82
j. SHORrLIDGE YALE, AM. Principal.
nS-w,s, m4m'
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30
Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings

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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-30

The best to be found here 0
and as
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

REPRESENTATIVE Whites bill 20 cut of
che tier Of eight northern Kent town
ahips and unite them with townships
from Sewaygo and Nontcalm TO con-
stiIute new county 10 be known as
etockhridgs will not meet with ready
approval. As measure 10 reduce the
cnmbsous territory Of Kent county. It
has some things TO commend IT, The
county Is too large by many miles 70
be convenient for many purposes. But
Mr.. Whites bill contemplates the sew
srAncs of eight townships from the
body OF the county which is more or
less heavily bonded for court house
and Other Improvements. To separate
them nov from the othe- townships
would 90 to transfer the proportion OF
bonded indebtedness for which they
are liable to the remaining townships.
This 10 q consideration that will have
weight in determining the fate OF tais
new county measure. Ii must have
some salient features. bat they are not
suggested by the title.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Persons residing in this city wher
the comforts OF hfs are supplied by
every convenience known to architec-
ture AMI modern heating appliances.
have but faint conception Of
tie extreme cold which extends pretty
generally over the entire temperate
zone OF the earth. Stories Of
suffc..ng from tho blizzard stricken
PLAINS OF the northwest are dupli-
Gated by stories of awful hard
snlps from Russia and continental
Europa. The Thermometer has regis
tered O longer and steadier period of
intense cold than ever before within
tho mersory OF the ''oldest lnhabitant."
And yet right here in Grand Rapids
the comfortably housed citizen enjoyed
immunity from the keen winds and biz
ing cold and mas had but one example,
that of the freezing to death OF 8
drunk n eolored man. to remind him
that this is one Of the "old fashioned"
kind OF winters. The break IN the
snap yesterday was foreshadowed in
the heavy fog which hung thick and
lazy over the city Wednesday morn
ing. Tho citizens Of the city have
every reason TO be thankful that dur
ing the "cold spell" mono were unduly
plncaed By hunger and cold.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Warrants having by an oversight rot
included that part Of her majesty . do
HlfEluDS
Ihe Homen's Educational society
has succeeded Il fasslng thus far s5s, 80
toward The 49,. o90 nnaeh Is needed
Tai Harvard unis~rslty may assume
soase . Eae Frsp nsiblsltles Of the hsr-
ward annex siung tns lie Of giving de-
grees 10 anaex gF&duales-
Alss .Anpa l.. Dawes. the daughter 81
the senior senator from y - sacfsa-esss,
Il s4id 10 receive ncgs iLyfsalioBs 70
q nn~rs, luncAeons. teas aud otAef
s cal suactlons gAan any other womsn
la WASHING ton.
Old 1outs. IA France. nas been bod
Ing az art exhibllicu, ~ wnieh AEs. Cf-
celia Wentworth OF the American sft
col0ny IN Paris, received gold media
tor her picture OF y nun telling DeF
leads.
An OHIO woussn claims 20 have q
churn watch nEs already turned out
sl0. 700 worth of butter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

" Ribogs heated order denying the
correspondents ths right of asylum IN
Paris durIng the panieky sensation fol-
lowing the canal swlndling exposures
turns cut 80 be = clsverly turned coup
70 shield prominent men not yet drag
gsd into tho naelssrsm. Ribot fisrcely
executed bis order. driving four Itsl-
ians and one Polish correspondent
across the border. Threats TO expel
English and German correspondents
wers made, but II was thought better
% let it end at that. The correspond
ents, gosded 10 extra exeTtion, have
taken advantages OF the succeeding lull
and kept the wires hot with iniismma-
tory and sensational stories depicting
existing and probable complications
wholly oeyond the pale OF ressvn. Now
an amendment to the Press law has
been submitted TO the deputies provid-
ing that persons libeing foreign am
bssssdors or the governments whom
they represent N Paris shall lie prose-
cuted. This means wholesale on
slsught upon thu correspond ants. but
they vii Dot dss.st from painting the
Frenen rews n al ths glory Of the
scfora torssss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

"Will you elope with me?"
'What IS your income?"
"Three thousand q year."
"NO, Harold. If you had five thou
sand would, but with only three I'm
afraid mamma wouldn't like it,
Washington Star.
DEMONSTRATING of storms, once
saw hailstones as large
Gaswell Cnterrupting with sneer)---
Chestnutsl
Dukane-Oh, bigger than thatl As
large as horse Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
Mr.. Grigson-I wonder what old Gen.
eral Bulledogge can see IN that odious-
ly msde-up Blanche Dupuis? Miss
Golightlv--O, the old war horse likes
the smell Of powder, I guess.-Judy.
Mankind. Gays an observing philoso-
pher, is divided into two great classes.
those who want to get into the papers
and those who are only anxious to De
kept out.-Texas Slftings.
IL knows why bees never sit down."
said Waiter. "Why, my dear" asked
hls mother. "'Cause they has pins in
their coat tails. and they's afraid to-"
Hsrper's Young People.
Landlady--I don't know how il il,
but | cannot keep the milk from get.
ting sour. although l always keep it in
the refrigerator.
Boarder-why don't you try the oil
stove that's in my room2--Detroit Free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

There "a final equality in all
things. Remember IL. Ii you think
the coat dealer - rubbing 1t N this
winter, DO eomforted. The ICE dealer
will have no excuse for dong so next
summer. Ice will be dirt cheap when
the robins meet again.
Even the local dealers admit this.
The crop has no. been 50 good before
In years. Whetber the magnificent ice
harvest il due to the operations of the
Mckinley law or Is direct result Of
the recent democratic victory, IS no,
stated; tut the fact remains that your
daily chunk Of ice next summer will
be wen larger than the bill. This is
the winter OF the ice dealers content
and be - dong business with n bg
sugur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
STATE PRESS seNTlmErsr.

IL the democratic congress does not
abolish protection, prosperity will con-
tinue aud republlcanism be indicated.
Ii the democratc party does abolish
protection. disaster will come and the
people will ordain return to repub-
decentralization Citizen.
Ike hoop skirt has passed quaran-
tine and will soon make its debut IN
Chicago society. Those who passed
through the crinoiins craze thirty
years ago are not aching TO make ita
acquaintance At the present.-Ssglnaw
Courier Herald.
a babe was born in . Topeka, Kas.,
trolley car one day last week. Ii II
had been in Kalamazoo horse car the
child would have been wearing kits
before its home WAS reached.-Man.
istee Democrat.
John l.. Sullivan says he will fight NO
more in the prize ring. Will re also
quit brawling on every availa ;;ls op-
portunity outside the squared circle.
kalamazoo Telegraph.
The wool growers and wool manu-.
facturers have each been heard from
this week and as of yore they espouse
The cause OF pro,ection.-Charlotte
Tribune.
Rudyard Kipling is glving the Ameri
can people . rest while he walks the
floor and manipulates the paregoriC
bottle.-DetrOit Free press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
HIT AND MISS BREVrIES.

1t is as hard for the Bourbons to
judge Benjamin F. Butler justly now
rs it was during the war and recon-
struction period. This is Of no conse-
quence, however. The people have
rendered their verdict ON the dead
soldier and statesman. and 1t is to the
effect that, on the whole, in both the
military and the political field he did
his duty promptly, courageously and
etfectively.-St. Louis Globe Demo
crat.
The spectators of the Windy city
tried to negotiate for a section of the
Chinese wall for their great show. but
the mikado wouldn't hear to q propo-
sition for negotiations. The effort,
however. is evidence of the grit OF the
Chicagoans.-Kuoxville Sentinel.
The Ohio man who wrote to ask if
it would be contrary to the labor con.
tract law to import bride has been in
formed that ne will have no trouble in
securing his bride. The trouble will
begin later.-St. Louis POst-Dispatch.
If the great state of Kansas does not
soon learn some horse sense there will
be q general movement of the rest of
the country for annexation to Canada.
Chicago Mail.
Perhaps the hoopskirt 10 revived for
the purpose of hiding the large, &C.
static feet of the Chicago girl.-Mem.
PMS Appeal Avalanche.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

These are tbs days fer TIE women
with pretty necks. especially Il tney
are p tty II the back tie pointed
gown. - oft fufiic around the edge,
the hair drawn up. ali give nsoss
graceful effect If there Is any sAuiy
~ all. Fer that matter. Women Are
apt TO forget the charm Of toe tac@
view { tnssT sweet > Ives. she IS
Wise woman. VINO. instead of standing
ready snd expectsnt 10 2seet him. sits
down N 4 low char ia front Of the IRE
and prrteaas she doesn't know ne Is
coming At just that particular nib ute.
You sees when the eyes have met there
l. little else 10 90 Ii = All over 10
great extent. Why not prolong the
etsgctf GIVE hias Chance 20 see You
moment when ne faneies you 10 not
know ne Is there. Lei him note the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

1t appears that ths employees of the
Western Michigan Furniture company,
Al Holland, are dissatisfied with 4 plan
adopted BY the company 10 confer ac-
oident insurance benefits upon sbem.
The company, II appears, without tirst
obtaining the consent of the men, en-
tered into a contract with the Casualty
company to indemnify its employees
from loss of time oy reason OF acci-
dental injury a. . daily premium OF
one per cent of the amount OF wages
paid. la pursuance Of that contract
the company deducted the premiums
Of insurance from the pay roll, where
A. the employees demurred and refused
10 continue at work until the eause for
complaint was removed or sausfac-
toriiy adjusted. IL Is certainly pru-
dent act in the individual to protect
himself and family from want when
adversely Gomez upon him, but the
equity of forcing such insurance upon
him by his employers Is doubtful.
Especially go when the cost Is taken
from his earnings. Had the company
added one per cent to its scale OF
wages and presented each employe
with an accident certificate of insur.
ance the men would have been both
gratified and satisfied. The American
spirit of business is opposed to pster-
nslism. Every man insists upon
transscting business of hia own wheth.
er TO his gain or loss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

years-and vet her old-iims msgaetssm,
q a. potent As when Erst ssas e-sfaf nsa
AHerican audiences IL DsE hDssilha
lacked the enthusiasm OF soluS
masc's baaaing love, u eontasiieo tbss
soulful deptn Of tender sskcef-ty WHICH
appsAls tor sympathy 70 sae softer pas
ssons OF the soul. sne Is = gentle Rosa
lind, sweet Ia her WAYS As tue dews ol
May n4oraing. The piece, As f7u
Like It." has been presented times
without numbsF--oat uobody plsss
R0saiind as Moajssks plays II. sue Is
sell posse s~c, modest. unaffected,
yielding. sabaiisslye-yss strong enough
10 assert = wonsn's inherent ndepead-
ence. In the Forest scenes sia,, displayed
her exquisite art ID reading Der lines ol
dissemination. But Why multiply
words There - only one Mod leska--
queeaiy, Incompatible. The large
audience IN tue Powers last evening
Felished her superb acting. Tie sup
parting company Is excellent.
TINS evening the lovers of tragedy
Will DC treated 10 a mastery presenta-
ton OF Marc Antony by the lncompar-
able Charles Hant0rd. In "JuHu.
Cesar" he Will be supported by = su.
perb company. the piece being enriched
by toe scenic aceessions formerly used
by Booth and Barrett.
New Mexico" will be succeeded IN
/ the Grand by company of players
and dramatic productions. Miss hath-
arine Rom will present BARLEY Camp
BELLS "A Heroine In Rags"
Frank DE Witt Taimsge was greeted
by q large audience III Hartnsn's hall
last evening. His lecture was received
with evident satisfaction.
There will be matinee in Smiths
today. The chow IS good-reai good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

The eii-1eDsai lever nss struck ksss-
u&zoo AIief making fhe rounds Of The
earti. one yoaax woman earned
twenty hive cents ~ backing bsots and
another saved quarter By Eoing with
out butter tor ave dsss- The young
man Who failed 10 take nis glri 10 the
theater. gave e 10 the Lora and xso
bounced ~ the gfi. ihlnks t1s scheme
IA invention 81 the devil.
Towns IN the norlAern part Of the
state arr. naying the excltemenl II scc.
lng = double Uncle Toms CAosn COM
pany. Tine double business extends
even 10 the cake VI scs aid nessen.
With 10 last issue ths Rockford Reg
lster completed ne t~snty second year.
breezy and bright ~ ever. Ii IL 20 such
clean papers as the Reg ster that Mich
igan owes much OF her prosperity.
Jeanette Gsgnon has sued {. K.6W.
Eddy OF saginaw tor 80. 90 DAMAGE.
Her husband vas passiag The defend
anti block and wss struuk on the head
by . falling coTnsce and killed.
While Bay City sports are racing
horses on the ice for &iuO purs~s,
wouldn't IL be more hun.anc " donais
the money 10 the freezing poor than ~
spend II for whisky
| N.rtnern iambermen have ro-read
Joe Aiiier's joke hook and Joe Aui-
/ nations truthful tales aud are nov
telling Of the severe winters OF tue
'40's.
Jackson is 70 have = monsteF raS
main on Tuesday night Dogs from
| ali over the state vii kali the r dsnu
against time and curs will watch Ne
| sport.
| Kalamazoo 10 rejoc over the facs
that she can son TAX with New York
+, for 81 = minute. TINS 10 toagn on--
/; well. suit yourself.
| A Cooperville merchant has made bic
clerks friends for life w taking them
and their best girls out slslgning twioe
| in one week.
Janitors Of the Bay City schools are
taking . course of inatruction IN "bow
10 keep IRE burning" They are .
stupid lot.
The sixth annual convention OF the
Michigan State Painters association,
which was held ~ Bay City. has como
| 70 an end.
The house Of Frank Sweeney OF
Kalamazoo Wa partially destroyed by
fire on Wednesday morning. Loss
$500.
A Muskegon justice. with an eye to
business, 10 drafting . bill 90 that the
city can only have two justice shope-
The Cincinnati, Saginaw a Macki-
nav will extend its line TO the latter
village this spring from Saginaw.
Sunday morning the range in the
Sherman house 1T Allegan exploded
and scared the guests stiff. Loss $500.
Scholars of the west Bay City high
school are nurslng headaches this week.
| Exam inations-
| Holland wants its charter amended
90 that women can vote for school in
spectors.
| The board of health Of Jackson says
that Grand river water 10 unfit for use.
| The more that the Bay Cities think OF
il the more goodly seems the trinity.
Plainwell wants her charter amended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

izture, where IL rsges with more or less
acr mony until the caucus decides tns
uomsnIoas lssue. All OF this ma
emery 10 redundant, superttuoas and
extFsvGgaas IS 10 cost. BY e!setlng
senatoFs en direet vote the noEnlna-
noa can be made eontemporsnsoas
With the nomination Of state ticket
AT least three of the four contests
would Dc abolisned or superseded by
direct elections. Tns saving Ia time,
money and energy would be enormous
aud tie people would Dc Letter
sat{sfie6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Canon Carr may now be said TO be the
weaithiest clergyman Ia England, ne
naying lnnsTlled tue vast Castles of SIR
William Evans, tiae Derbysnire baronet
VINO died some We. Ks siuce. Tue canon
was connected with tao late DafoneI 10y
marriage only.
1t 10 SAID that The ezarowitz of Russia
mauliests his synipatuy Tor Gefn.any Ia
many ways anu that he has has sooms
decorated with portraits VI the late
EnipeIors William and Frederick and
OF Moitke, Bismarck aud other German
notADiltles.
The palace of the empress Of Austria,
~ Corfu, - said 70 nave cost u ,50v, 900.
and yet she spends little OF her time Al
1t, seeming to have more pleasure IN
cruising around on her magnificent
steam yacht, the Miramsre.
youngest veteran of the Mexican war,
having enlisted At the age OF IL. He Is
Also the pioneer horse car driver. OF
San Francisco, having been IN the busl-
nees twenty-nine years.
The nawab of Ramdur not long ago
paid Maj. treyer, = surgeon In the
British army, the princeiy tee Of SoO,-
900 tor having brought him through q
three months illness from malignant
rheumatic tever.
Rev. John Cuckson, who has been
called to Brooke Herford's pulpit in
Boston, is master of n penmanship
which, for tiuency aud beauty, Is said
to excel that Of most professional PEN
men.
Mgr. Mocenni, one of the new cardi-
mails. is an invetorate smoker and has \
collection OF pipes that Is said TO be OF
remarkable variety and completeness.
The next Fourth of July will be big
occasion In Newburyport, the colossal
bronze sta tue of William Lloyd Garrison
having to 10 unveiled ut that time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

glow of the freight in your hair; let
HIN take IN the grace of your sweep
ing gown, the thoughtful bend OF your
head; give him = chance to come up
behind you and say the word that shall
turn your face to HE, and put all the
gladness of your smile and voice and
welcome in his sight. 1t IL q good deal
better, Ia it not? You will avoid the
strange awkwardness that mars the
Joy of 80 many first meetings after
long absence, an awk wardness in which
you each feel that you should be more
happy than you are. and show more
happiness. The style Il gown OF to-
days fashions is just the thing for this.
High collars and exaggerated head
dresses were little out of line. but
now that all 10 30 simple and graceful,
it will be a. we'll to remember "hack
effects as legitimate part OF your
repertoire of charms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
SHE PROVED HER COLOR.

They were very young and evidently
of the "Chimmie and Maggie" stratum
of society. She ate caramels during
the play and sobbed with the heroine
and Missed the villain.
Between the acts they discussed the
merits of the performers, and he had
the bad taste to admire the pretty
soubrette.
"Sne's all paint and POWDER" smiled
the girl; Actresses always is"
"She's pretty, anyway" he persisted
with masculine stubbornness, San
guess most gurls daubs their faces
Oncet IN q while. You've got some on
yourself. amt yerT
"Well, l guess yer kin jest bet yer
sweet life l amt, see? ?" And to the
amusement of everybody within seeing
distance she vigorously rubbed her
blooming cheeks with q sp0tless white
handkerchief, triumphantly presenting
its unblemlshed surface at the con-
clusiOn of the massage for his inspec-
ton, proving that at least one girl
could truthfully deny his sweeping as
sertlon regarding the use OF cosmetics.
WOMEN LIBRARIANseIN THE SOUTH.
In nearly every southern state a
woman 10 state librarian. The legisla-
ture of Mississippi has elected woman
to that position for the past twenty
years. In Kentucky and Tennessee for
almost as many years women have
held the Office At handsome salaries.
The secretary of state of Tennessee, in
whose Office the librarian works, says
IN Q private letter: "Since we have
had women in the Office they have not
only gwen satisfaction in the work, but
have rendered the office where the
work is done far more comfortable and
| attractive" South Carolina pays Its
librarian, . woman. S2,100 q year.
West Virginia has q woman as assistant
cust, dian of all public buildings, prop
erty, etc., and in that capacity she has
charge of the state library.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Vow that the senstrsi elections in
the several states have been held il is
auits amusing % recall the wheels
within wheels set IN moton at various
tuaes ~ produce senator. Take our
own state for instance. There ars four
distinct political contests % be fought
before the result "a achieved. Tao tirst
CONTEST taxes place IN The township
c1ucusss. wherein delegstes % district
sna county conventions are chosen.
TIE sec,,nd contest takes place IN the
leesslasiee conventous. Then shs polls
ara appealed to. After TIE election
tas ccniles "a transferred - The lsgas-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

PrRsrxenAs, Ala, Jan. I9-Tn Pick.
ems county, two nights ago. May Davis.
a white grit. sged l3. gave birth u q
negro enid, contesstng that James
Williams. coioFed. was ia father
Williams vas arrested by officers eho.
-hiie taksng him 10 CAIRO ton jail Last
night, were ev.rpovered by mssk ed
mob 81 Coal Fire swamp and the negro
vas taken and hanged 90 q tree. IIts
body eAs then fiddied with bullets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20

Mr@. Maud Howe Xii 1t q now to be
come q lecturer a. we'll ~ . Nriter.
She has given some pafiuf talks IN .
modest wsy lstsly. and her success ~
that direction encourages her 81 al.
dress the public from the platform
Tn. salvation Army IA Eagisnd wsil
form one of her TOPICS.
Queen Victoria since the beginning 81
her reign hsa oely signed on" death
warrant. rhieh .ss to- an execution ga
the isls Of Nan. TIE afs passed for r.
lisv.ng her majesty 81 signing death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
MRS. BEsANr IN DEATH.

Death has no terrors for Mrs. Annie
Besant. What the majority of man
kind regard as theory to be dreaded
burden Of the flesh. Yet public opln-
ion makes death the cause of mourn
ing and q source Of fear 10 the living.
There should be nu fear of death.
Take the popular division of man
body, soul and spirit. A slight under
standing of the meaning II these terms
would remove all fear of death. Death
is but the gateway to q mightier free
dom. Life does not end with death.
In death you have life with great activ-
ity; not human life, of course, but the
lives that made up the human lite are
all set free and can do whatever they
choOsav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-20
Maintain an Armed Truce.

HOLLAND, Mich, Jan. l9--The strike
At the West Michigan Furniture COM
papy factory - off the present. J. T..
Mcbride came from Grsnd Rapids and
advised the men not TO strike. He &C
compsnied . comm ttee of the men TO
the managers Office, where l, was de-
cIded that the men should return TO
work. pending a settlement with the
board OF directors over the question of
the insurance plan, which has caused
All the trouble.