The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

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knnrn ~ Lo In,o,T ,n't me-" .,,'.'n H.
Tia, son,o la, ,ni.i', W ~ ~ 'oa.V ,a
doionI ,ho "9, n,,5 N.Y. ~ e",'uT urom , ~
Ia mad !" o,"n, o,, liz S ST",Ih 49, 800.
son ia NJ D"''V''iPt "iI ' oH' ~
doIondiny ~ Do1,io" ~ NV o1,,nr,,in. nm
oH"n" po,,'ip. W W'tIF"'"K W.
collective tho frat limo tho weasel. In
question camo into action In battle
"Tuiu uo the ,nh'
coqo shoniI ny III h,t t t III Ivy
Brennon, as counsel for tho Nmalpn.
mated Association of IRON md Stool
Workers, to be uscd by him "a nm en,or.
ing wedge to secure tho restoration OF
harmonious relations between tho Car.
nogio Steel Compuny and organized
labor which had been broken Off bv the
famous contest OF 1872, incidentally IL
was hoped TINT tho SEVEN mon nnmcd
might be advanced In position with tho
steel company. This ScbSmo wng. how.
ever, abandoned NJ Unavoidable 40
soon after lSg9, Craig thpn aupcostod
that Attorney T, @. McGirr was n friend
of his and that no would tako tho mnt.
ter to him 10 son what couId hc done
lie brought back tho information that
Mr.. MCGirr was very much interested
but after going into the details of tho
case had rOuched tho conclusion TIM.
"thc Carnegies were TOO Biz TO buck up
against"
nor nm,
mi, '''~ ''''N' "'" Al ""'''
the hoh were now IN the ar. Ihcy
didn't know what 10 do. They
had somehow reached tho conclusion
thot Douoo,,,,o o,,o,,or ,., roo,,
sorv 70 LonIio ',,n '','t V,"'' "a' T ~
two rnont;"n"J u s"o ' 'mt nut s"o
lion ~ GnIn tho ~" We" a,'I ny !" o 1To,
wouIdn,, A, III a. VI" - II
Smith n jGH crn 's !t unCtu,u Ou,noa -
al liz no U 800 h,';, WIS nusSo $50
Iiahoi ,ho tnc,s ,r9r" "I io;J boSm oI n;m'
Mr. Smi,L son, ~ a,L ~ DO IN
nj tbn mn, naroorn"I ,on"-a,ai,. vi H.
wus tolI tho ,Ono 'n"n, S1patn.Ii!!' ate
norey ont Of ,Sn o,T"is s ~ m"no o ST'a3
Tho concIrs;on ,Sn' "'' ~ 's" III
IiorsH in !, r im h 'm1'o 0o VIZ w,
tho ;Iaa III ~ "S ca r'J''" So'
nnnv Lnd rooo;rOd al ,oIl 81
100000 or s7OOO OOO from Tho rov.
eminent and they considered that
IL any o! tl''s cou!d 10 recovered or II
goycrnm"nt hosoI I on tbe oI,ntu Uy tr'
thcy ought TO hayo n sharc oi tho uSn,
fruct, Mr. Smith wag in doubt ma to
such conclusion could be realized. lie
therefore called upon Gooroo 4. Jcn,q
Esu., of Drookyille, Pa. who Ind born
solicitorgenora during President Cloyo-
lands first torn to nssist MIN ne conn.
sci. Mr.. Jeukg', first nc, wo. n orm
Mr.. Smith With lottnra NJ introdrrtinn
TO Secretary Of tho navy Hilary
uerber, md SECRETARY nj Tho Trn1sprv
John G. Carlisle In vhi,h ho ro-1;oIi,
commended his iriond Smith IN Tia
GOOD oiIicos of tho odmi;ia,ratior
In last June. therefore Mr. Smith
went to Washington nnd called unon
Secretary Herbert Mr. IInrbort wos
as,onishod md nrnfessol IN hn somn.
what INDIGNANT nlthorvh thnr, Ia n
suspicion NOV that ho was nIaosnd He
asked time 10 invn.tiootn lony cor-
respondenco was con6nc,od
IN ~ IL ~" aI'sAlloH'
Inc secretary was evidently deter
mined to play the thing for sensa.
tion. ma bo had ,ha Iot,or, ur,n tho
,,h;,,, .dl.aoI . ~, -,
J 5ao!p "uu'essGu u n's private resi-
~ LGHeU, "Pp"'o"sI! tuat 'hS even 10 fust
li's tnhaSo hcciotasy anu department
I t'i, "tth niasle' SO grave Nr.
~ f" .ni, "uu n t G;a.tn iiauc nulhoe.
Vi ,i'pa W "ehi"g1oh 10 supplement!
T TLu ossau'Isn mgr proofs anu case
~! -? scG ty VI ttc navy nau ihean-
,ho I rornoe;o " o, a's" NV s1a NV 3 LUZ
w; nj go. y no',p""! aun hl. - IN
,rnt,a. VIVA ~ ''' """' ""' '''e
'' u" m.,
III fns','in., 'a 10. wy "4il'ii.s'l "''o''
49,, 100 49, -. =" p0..I!' M "6'TIGi-
c c,oi,I was , LAM up III "t'cn james -.
','it'' "Hu Hoo' ~ Il; 'G'Ihs ltnc ,attet !
.i'a suosclAo"is puaHs otasGu ron
IN %? uo.st"Gtl 10 counsel, "iu ioTry'
-'cts anu 'uu.oS teI'.cu 'iiat t1c Gar
nus,o r?M Pun! nau TWO certain con-
.h ta'ts WIN .tIe So I'g anu that on
wv pe4STtS hn'ucu turning over 10 Gee
i teLMts iioto.it cct.aIn ihloeflauoh
ocNf!ns upon theso contracts the aiore'
professional services 25 per cent OF
whatever sums were recovered from
.nc . sauoi c I ms agreement
tho scnl nj tho Tnitod State, ot,ocbnI
after clause had been inserted st!pu.
lating that Sir. Herbert should not be
held individually liable for any moneys
involved.
During the interim between June and
December the mon concerned had been
making regular reports to tho govern.
ment OF the procress of platc7 throurh