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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
Two Marriages.

Al 81. Peters Cathedral Wednesday af-
toruoon Mr.. l.. Z. Ryan and Miss Hattie
Mason were married. Father Ahern ON
ciaicd. N'ter tho ceremony a reception
was given AZ the residence Of Mr. Thomas
o. Myrtle brother-in-law OF the bride.
The young couple received many pres
ents They left on n northern tour.
Mr. n. G. Baker. q popular young man
In the employ or the Richmond Rail
way and Electric Company. and Miss Lii
lie Brau-r were married Wednesday az
tornoon by rev. DR.. Cooper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

suEPHERD.-Died. juno 18th, At 1883
A. NJ. VIRGINIA LEE. infant daughter
OF Lizzie Bennett and Percy Morgan
Shepherd: aged ten months and twenty
days.
"a sigh and a smile and another
angel was welcomed IN heaven"
Funeral notice hereafter.
Died. at tho residence
OF Major Thomas A. Brander. et io:is
o'clock last night, LAWRENCE hay.
the infant con Of william ~. and Lesiss
prsndsr Taliafsrro; aSsd eight mershA
TlnAyl notice later.
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
PfanmilIer Makes "a Grand Effort, but
fooses the Game.

NORFOLK. VA. june 11.-Special.--
Notwithstanding Planmiiler pitched the
best game Of his life at Portsmouth to-
day. Norfolk lost. through errrs in the
latter half OF the game. Norfolks IN
field was particularly weak, with the
single exception OK Wentz al second, who
accepted every chance without a single
mark against.
Burke and Aiasea also played fast ball,
ana Brandt pitched steady game. In
the ninth inning Langsford baued for
Pfanmillcr. and singled. buc Il amounted
u nothing
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

At Birmingham. j. HE.
birmingham .12O23O3 2-15 10 4
Atlanta ......0O1O0 600 % .
batteries. Fricken and Rappold: Sc
christ and Fields.
AT New Orleans. r. III. l..
New orleans ..OOOfO3 OPS - 5
MONTGOMERY 10000 O2Oo-2 Il 3
Batteries: Smith and Gonding; Bailey
and kehOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
Flower Mission.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and tie Young Woman's Christian
Temperance linton will celebrate Flower
Mission al the City Almshouse to-day at
3 +. II. Potted plants, bouquets. with
the text cards Tied with white ribbon,
will DO given each inmate. Religious
services will DO held In tho chapel and
different wards OF the hospital "a
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INCUMBENTS DEFEATED
cDntinued from FIRST Page.

Mr. IsiGor HirshDcrg was nominated
by Mr.. Nlttc.
The vote was then as follows Curtis.
l.. King b.. iiardwlcxe. ~. HiIchbcrg ..
The second ballot resulted as follow:
Curtis. L.. King, J.. Hancock. -: HFsa-
berg. II.
The name OF ,lr. King was then drop
ped.
Tho third ballot. was as follows. Cur
tis. 3: Hancock. Is. Hirshberg Il.
The same OF Mr.. curtis was then drop
ned. but he was at once renominatcd by
MIR Vaughan.
The fourth ballot was then taken, but
before the result could be announced,
many members changed 10 Mr.. Hancock
and the latter's nomination was mad3
unanimous.
Messrs. c. J. Fox. J. T. Balew John
II. Hopkins and lewis Doughty vera
n5mirated port wardons. on motion
OF Mr.. Noble
Nominations FOR collector OF delinquent
taxes were next IN order Tho following
names wero laid before tho caucus Mr..
John A. Meanlcy. by Mr.. Vaughan Mr..
Thomas 9. WalfoTd, by Mr. Hardwickc.
AR William II. Cardoza. by Mr.. Wales
stein. Mr.. W. H.. Richardson Dy Mr.
Jones.
Mr. Starke nominated Mr. George d.
Blake but the latter decDLcd 20 have lis
name used stating that he had been IN
formed that some Of tho members OK
the Good Government League had used
their influence with his friends 70 per-
suade them TO vote against him. Mr.
Starke then withdrew his name.
The first ballot was a. follows. Meanley,
-; walford. /. Cardoza l3. Richard
son. 4.
Tho second ballot resulted as follows:
Meanley. II. Walford. 10, Cardoza. u.
Richardson. 3.
The name Of Mr.. Richardson was then
dropped.
During the third ballot the nomination
Of Mr.. Wallford was made unanimous
on motion Of Major Allen.
POOR PHYSICIANS
Nominations for physicians OF the poor
wero next IN order.
Mr. Miller placed in nomination Dr.
J. +. Blankenship for the First district
while Mr.. Woody named DR.. william H.
Parker. The latter gentleman was nomi-
rated
Or. J. f Crane was unanimously nomi-
mated for the Second district and Dr.
r. e. Stratton for the Third district.
For the Fourth district Dr. l.. D. Bat
kins was placed IN nomination by Nir.
Blanks and DR.. A. L. Wexford by Mr..
Starke.
The vote was Datkins. 30: Wexford.
10 DR.. Batkins was therefore declared
the norninea
Mr. Clarke placed in nomination for
clerk 10 committees MT. A. II. Mcdowell.
the present incumbent, who was unani-
InoUsly nominated.
For inspector Of plumbing Mr.. J. NJ.
King placed IN nomination Mr. Andrew
J. Bowman. while Mr. woody named
Mr. August Arsell. Jr.. and Air. Carter
named Mr. j. NJ. Landers.
The first vote was Arseil. l6. Landers.
Is; Bowman Is. During tho second
ballot me domination Of Mr. Arsel was
made unanimous.
The caucus adjourned az 2:3o this morn.
Ing.
The Democrats Declared Elected.
Judge Witt. OF the Hastings CouI, yes
terday dismissed the bill OF John Mitchell.
Jr.. and others. contesting tho election OK
members or the Board OF Aldermen ana
Common Council from Jackson ward The
certificates OF election were awarded 20
the gentlemen declared TO have been
elected by the City Democratic Commit
tee. This dspOges OF the question Of any
ffrfh ..,- 2 -. rfsa - q
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OBITUARY
Mr. Kate Lewis.

Mrs Kate Lewis. wife OF Justice James
y, luis dled wednesday night 90 1918
c,ciock Al her husbands residence cary
and Carter streets. .,,,,.- ,say
Mrs. Lewis was q very popular ieay
Astesmad for her many noble qualities.
and the sympathles Of large number Of
friends win Be extended to her husband
IN his toss. she left seven small chill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
UILL PROBABLF MEET HERE.
Mr.. 4. W. wood Elected President Of the
American seedsmen's Organization.

American scedsmen's Organization.
NIAGARA FALLS, June 1.-THE con-
vention Of American seedsmen which has
been In session here adjourned this after
noon ami v m probably meet in Richmond.
Va. next year.
Tho following officers were elected.
president II. ". Wood. OF Richmond.
VI First Woe President Alexander
Rogers OF Chicago. Second Nce-Presi-
dent. Jerome 3. Rice, OF Cambridge y. Y;
secretary and Treasurer. A. l.. Don, ~
New York.
directors B. Z. Briggs. Of Toronto.
d I Bushnell. OF St Louis; W i.
Stoke OF Philadelphia. c. ID. Crosby.
New York. and s +. Willard, Weather
Porr C0nL.
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ravrence Hay. the infant son OF Mr..
vvnliam ~ and Mrs. Louise Brsnder
Taliaferro died last light at lol5 O'Clock
m the residence OF his gransfathsr, Ma
sor Thomas A. Branser. nged eight
months. The notice Of tho funeral win
bo published later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
Trinity's Old Point Excursion.

The excursion 10 old Point on the 1I,h
under the auspices OF the Parsonage So
ciety of Trinity Methodist church VIII
doubtless prove a great success from every
point OF view This will Ga an excellent
opporturity for those who desire 10 spend
a pleasant day at Old Point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
NOTl.S.
The Washington star printed the fol-
lowing on Wednesday.

The Washington Star printed the fol-
lowing on Wednesday:
Notwithstanding the denials of owner
O'Neill. OF the Norfolk base-base team. a
frInor has gained wide circulation 10 the
effect that this is the last Of the Virginia
State League. The league outside Of "a
couple or three clubs. is said TO be not
a paying investment and the outlook is
now for a rehabilitation Of the Atlantic
League. with q new line Of clubs. The
cities thus far mentioned as likely to Ice
included number eight. and are Norfolk
Richmond Wilmington, Jersey CITY
Trenton Camden. New Haven and Proyi
6ence This gives two IN Virginia and
one In Delaware. three I'm New Jersey and
one each IN Connecticut and Rhode Island
Richmond and Norfolk are baseball
cities. and, with good management. VIII
pay well. They pay now. and are taxed
heavily TO make the others pay. With
the Atlantic League as an adjunct 10 The
National League, they would pay better.
and as each OF the other cities would
do 81 share. would have no drain on their
profits. and would Doe able 10 give bigger
net eaTninCa
while those who are in the position q
throw Iient upon this subject are very
retlcen;. yet II IS boy no means imp.Co-
uDlC that KlchmohQ may next year hc
In q faster league.
che Virginia State Loae Ie VIII certsin-
~ continue throughout the present sea-
So.
The game this afternoon will be eau
Ell at s.45 o'clock. Malarkey and Cooas
w. pitch.
L.sckaday. alas. alas All allitcrativoly
like long lean. lanky, lazl!y loaiing
lugubrious looking. loppy land-locked um-
bermasl laboriously Juggling "a large leaden
load OF larch loss. little lucky Lilly
langsford languidiy, lamely leisureiy
listlessly. Imply. loitered and loiied
along the lowly lines leading 10 the iorn
lsirs OF limitless loneliness ard iechry-
mosioal bosinoss Norfolk Pilot.
For ALTERATION this is not bad and
Il is reasonable 70 suppose that II intends
TO convey the fact that Lilly has been
rushing the growler.
Pstersburs had fair show TO win
Yesterday, but nine errors Offset their
xolden opportunity.
Brandt again proved himself clever
fwirier. ana mis- time he showed un
2tsa..a.!lsst <lsAsrsn.FfafAsi
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PETERSBURG.

summary. Earned runs-Lynchburg. g.,
Petersburg. 6. Two-bdse hits-Schabol
BroGic. Home runs-McGann. Kane. 2
stolen bases Little. O. Pickering, 2.
Double ys-Lcahy. Little Mccain.
Base on balls-By Evans. 2. Stuliz. q;
Armstrong. g. Tilt boy pitched balls
Smith. .: Armstrong. Struck out-By
Evans O. Armstrong. Q. Time Of game.
two hours and ten minutes. Umpire,
McDcrmOtt.
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pITTsBURG

Summary: Earned runs-Pittsburg, A.
New York. :. Two-base hits-Beckley. j.
Smith. q. Davis. Herman. Van Haltren'
Gleason, .. Three-base hits-G. Davis
Farrell T.. Smith. Home runs-Stenzel.
Sacrifice hit-sugden. stolen bases-E.
Smith, Stencil First on errors-Pitts-
burg, .. First on balls-Oh kilien, q;
of Seymour. z. on Van ilaltren. !. Struck
out-By Killen B. by Seymour. .: ny Van
Haltren, ?. Hit by pitcher-seymour. l. by
Kinen. >. Double plays-Clark and G..
Davis: Bierhauor. Ely. and Becldey;
Donovan. Beckloy. and j. Smith. I'm
pirc. Campbeu.
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CLEVELAND.

Summary: Earned runs-Brooklyn, :.
Home runs-Jones. Two-base hits-JoTes'
z. stolen bases-McCarthy, Childs. Sacrl-
fee hits-Corcoran, Grim, Tebeau Struck
out-By Young. Z. First on balis-On
Young 2: of Daub. g. First on errors
Cleveland. /; Brooklyn, !. Left on bases
cleveland. 8: Brooklyn. 6. Double plays
Corooran end LaChance. Wild pitch
younr Umpire. Emslic. lime. one hour
and thirty-fve minutes.
CHICAGO. ); BALTIMORE, 3.
BALTIMORE, ND. June n.-Papa An
son made four hits to-day, the last one
made In the eleventh inning, winning the
game for his team. Attendance, 5oVO
BALTIMORE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
Knights Of Honor Reflect Onicers.

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 1.-THE su-
preme Lodge Of the Knights OF HohoI
this morning reelected all ths oiu o.
ficers. including John MuihsaN o- jog
kers. y. Y, as supreme DICTATOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

r. II T.


sKinslow batted for Eustace in tho
ninth.
Score. X. II. T..
Louisville .........1OO1110 500 70 o
Philadelphia. .....5 0 2 lx-iO 10 Q
Summary: Earned runs-Louisville 4.
Philadelphia. 8. First base by errors
Louisville. !. Philadelphia. 3. Left on
bases-I,ouisvillo 10, Philadelphia. IL.
First base on balls-on Frazer 8; of
Taylor G. Struck out-by Taylor. 1. Home
run-Clark. Threc-base hits-Frazer.
Two-ba hits-Milier, Frazer, Nash
stolen bases Miller, Clingman. 2; Clark,
Brouthers. Grady Double plays-Grady
and Hallman. Cross. Hallman. and
Brouthers. Hit by pitcher-by Taylor. T..
Umpire. Hurst. Time Of game. two
hours and five minutes.
WAsHINGTON. Il. ST. LOUIS. G.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE home
team had no trouble in winning to-day.
Cross did some sensational work at short.
Attendance. 3a5.
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Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. !.
Stc'en bases-Pender Sanford Groves.
Cockman. erte. Double plays-Zimmer-
man 20 " els. Fender TO Wells to Be-
land: Tate t. Williams. Base on balls
OF KLgey. 3: of Chcsbro. .. Hit by
pitched balls-COckman. Struck out
by Kaeey. 8. by Chesbro. 8. Time Of
game, one hour and forty-nye minutes.
Umpire, Mace.
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PORTSMOUTH.

3ummary. E0Tned runs-NOIIuIA' :.
Two-base hits-stephenson Vent. and
Planmiller Threc-base hits-Hargrore,
Hallman. McFarlan. Wild pitchcs-Pfan-
miller Bases on balls-oM Pfanm'll9r
Q. Off Brandt. . Hit by pitched ball
Ramp and Thurston. Struck out-by
Brandt. Is. by Pfanmiller. o. Left on
ha.cs-Norfolk. =, Portsmouth. g. Stolen
bases-Burkc. 2: Mailman. 2. Ramp. Ste
pheuson. .. Double plays-Burke 20 Rel
man TO Magee. Roiman to MaSee. Time
Of game. two hours and thirty minutes.
Umpire. Cline.
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Games To-Day.

NdIlt> lV-biN.
ri Richmcud:
Roanoke vs. Richmond.
AT l.. ncnburg.
Petersburg rs. LynChbuig.
~ Portsmouth.
Norfolk vs.. Portsmouth.
Wells slated in behalf OF the Champions
yesterday that very uncertain factor IA
gey. VINO surprised hmscf and his ad-
inirors by making II an even thing with
young Chesbro. who is flrst-ciass twiTl-
er. Both men were found for six SIN
giles. both struck ont five men. and the
former gave three bases on balls TO two
by Cheshro.
But Kagey's support was strong and
alaco leaned our way. and in the end
we were all happy.
judge King. OF Roanoke sat i'm the
grsndstand and saw mis- pets defeated
Several times they were on The verge
OF scoring. hut the Champions always
managed have some startling comb-
naticn that resulted so successfully that
not one Of the visitors got across the
desired rubber.
SHUT OFF AT THE PLATE.
In the third Roanoke got Grove 70 the
tnird bag with only oen out. and it
looked as IL no would score. but Thomas
hit 10 Pcndcr. who threw him out al
land in time 20 shut off Grove two feet
srom abe :.ite.
~ tho Grst Thomas was given his base
on balls. then Tate drove one 10 center
that looked good for three bags but
"Cif" after n beautiful run. squeezed
the bal These were the only two oc-
casons when the visitors came danger
uusly near scoring.
Groves also made n lovely running
catch Of Williams ny I'm the eighth. go
ing into Sanford's territory after the ball
Kahn played brilliant game in right
taking his four chances without an err
ror. Helte and zimmerman were also in
the game and the latter made neat
double when be captured Lynch's line hit
in the second and threw Wreley out at
first
SCORED THREE TINES.
The Champions got one run I'm the sec
ond and fourth. thanks TO Wrigcy's er-
rors and a couple Of timely sacrifices.
IN The sixth Groves got TO first, stole
second and scored on Wells safe drive
past second.
For the visitors Wrigley. COckman. and
Thomas played we'll The game was
quickly played and exciting.
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became ratified by the visitors coaching.
and seven runs were piled W. irwin
kept him at his work FOR another inning
and three more runs resulted. Weather
perfect. Attendance. 400.
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Wa5is on. WON IN

Way Is our woU- N
attractive and an
other notl II isa't
eu,igely a question
Of sge or features
or intellect. The
uost adniirable and
attractive thing
aboct ~ attractive
woman Is her wo-
raaliness. Every
body ad mires a
y o manly woman.
Everybody doesn {
realize just what It
Is that makes her
woiraniy. She must
have health, Of
course, because
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
SPIDERS LOSE A GAME.
THE BRIDEGROOMS CHECK THEIR
WINNING sTREdK.
Anson's Colts Defeat tho orioles and the
Reds Go Down Before the Bean-Eaters.
Pirates Win from the Giants.

BROOKLYN, June 1.-THE Cleyelands
were checked in their winning streak to-
day. Iaub and Jones were the features.
BROOKLYN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
BOSTON. .. cINCINNATT, J..

BOSTON. June n. Cincinnati was never
IN the running to-day. Nichols pitched
finely and was especially strong AT criu-
cal periods The Cincinnatis made but
one bit of him IN the last six innings.
Dvyer was hlt hard only by Duffy and
the runs OF him were chiefly due 10
errors. The PLAYS boy Irwin and Ions were
the features. Attendance, $500.
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Walter H. Bolton.

NJ. Walter n. Bolton. died yesterday
MT a., bis home. IL south linden
il.oa. sboiic O'Clock. Ho had been con-
SneI 70 his bed for months with con-
Sumption sunni and his death was not unex-
pectoi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

Baltimore. zee. y VV z y - -
Chicago. ....... 002O000 % y
Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore ].
Chicag,. Left on bases-Balumore, s,
Chicago. 8 First base on balls-On Hot
fer .. Of Griffin, g. Struck out-By
HOii :, s by Griffin. 2. Three-base hits
Decker. pwo-baso hits-Dahlen. An
son. flciince hits-Ryan, Lange. Stolen
bases-Doyle. Double pays-Reitz to
Jennings to Doyle. ?, Dahlen, Pfeffer ami
Arson: Keller and Doyle; Prefer and
Arson. Passed balls-Clarl1e J. Kit
trslse, /. Umpire, Sheridan. Time two
hou-s ard thirty minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, 10. LOUISVILLE. Q.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE local
team won its first game Of the week to
day by defeating Louisville. Tho visitors
paved a plucky uphill game ana In
'he eighth inning tied the score cross
scored Tie winning run in the eighth ON
successive hitting. Whether clear. At
tendance G,4ff.
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cincinaac ......dOIOOOOO0-l 8 8
Summary. Thrco-baso hits-Duny. Sac
ri0ce hft-Coluns Stolen bases-Lamu-
ton. Damon. smith Miller. First on
balls-By Nichols. Burke 2. Hoy. McPheo.
by Dwyer Long Hamilton. Bannon. e
First on errors-BOst0n, .. Cincinnati ].
Ht by pitched hai-by Dwyer Camel.
Wild ptch-Dwyer. Struck out-hy
Nichols, MILLER. Owing Smith. Irwin 10y
DIVER. Lowe. Collins. .. Double plays
AlcPhee. Ewing and Smith. Umpire
Lynch. Time Of game two hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

Directory of u chmond and Manchester
TO be Published by j. l.. mn printing
osr rany.
We ask our friends and the public gem
orally TO walt until our canvassers Snow
them our prospectus. We promise tneh
the best and most useful Directory ever
published In Richmond. oo
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St Louis ........ 30O21 90 o o. 0
Summary: Earned runs-Washington. :.
St Louis, l. First base by errors-St
Louis Q Left on bases-Washlngton 6.
st. Louis, 3. First base on balls-On
Dcnohuo c. Struck out-By Maui. O.
by Donohue. g. Home runs-Crook
Three-basc hits-Toyce. Maui. Dowd. and
Movers. Sacrifice hlts-Connor. Stolen
bases-Joyce Umpires. Kcefe ana
Wodman. Time OF game. two hours.
pITTsBURG. y: NEW YORK. Z.
NEW YORK, June u.-Up 10 the sew
enth inning to-day II looked as II the
New Yorks would defeat the Pittsburgs
Only three hits had been made OF Sey-
mour, but with two out In the seventh, he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
The Democrats Declared Elected.

Judge witt. OF the Hastings CouLt, yes
terday dismissed the bill OF John Mitchell.
Jr.. and others. contesting tho election OK
members or the Board OF Aldermen ana
Common Council from Jackson ward. The
certificates OF election were awarded 20
the gentlemen declared to have been
elected by the City Democratic Commit
tee This dspOges OF the question Of any
further doubt as 10 the right OF the DEM
ocrats elected TO hold their seats.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-11
Gorporatiomen ,.no 1lmtomem.

Yrdlibent @ompers pom Der Nmeris
con Teberatiou Of Qabor" ertlGrt ben
Gampi swiiden ben Wnsetsllten uno Der
0irettion ber StraBenbabn. @eieQi9ait
in Milwautse ais Elm einSelnes Symps
tom in benz semaItisen Ninsen, weldss
ssssnwdrtis Swii9en ben md@tisen Cor:
porationen uno ben M~nbdnseru oes llnis
onsseoantens aussefo@teu wirb. Is
i&eiut, eab 9err @ompers NIT ieiner
Nnsabe I'M &e9te lit, oenn bic DIRECTION
woate ben Nusitanb UNI isben Yreis
usrmeioen, nut nldt UNI ben Der Nncrs
tennuns Der Union. @ie es beiRt, itebt
bin,er Der DIRECTION bic r&ortb Mmeris
Gun Gruit Co., Die iiber a@t StraBens
b%abnipiteme i'm 9anoe bic Gontroue fiibrt
uno oils sruneidslide @esnerin auer
unterbanolun9en NIT Mrbeiters llnionen
gilt. Oie Sage Der Oinse lit eiseuartis.
Sine Organization pom &apitaliiten,
peren Sbdtisteitsfelo ii9 absr cine Gins
sabl uon Staoteu erltredt, weiSert iid,
ben Mnseiteuten oas Re4t Der Gereinis
suns, oas iie iar ii@ ielbit in meiteitem
MaBe in @nipru4 nimmt, uno beiien
Wobltbaten iie nur gu gut gu i@deen
weiB, su;useiteben. IS i@lieBt Oas ein
bimmeli@re,enoes llnre4t uno cine bur@
ni4ts gu re@tisrtisenoe @iQtir in lid.
Die Wrbeiter babeu e%beniowobt bas
@edt, ii4 gu uereinisen uno bic Mners
tennuns ibrer llnionen gu uerlansen,
ais bic Sapitaliiten oas Priuilesium fir
ii3 in Nniprud nebmen, Gorporationen
ODER gar Sruits 81 biIben. Sine Stelz
lun9nabme, wie Die Der rNortb Mmeri>
CON Srult Co.., wioeripri@t benz @eilte
uno Der Interchangeable u~nierer 3eit
uno 1T besbalb ouf bic Dauer unbalts
bar. Mas IS in Dtilwautee aud bless
nal wirtli3 9elinsen, nit @ewalt bas
&e9t gu unterorudsn, bauiis mieoerbolt
oirfen oerartise Ntte brutaler @iqtur
ni3t werben, obne ben alsemeinen uns
spillen oes 9an;en Voltes laut unb ener>
9ii9 9e9en lid lpa9juruien. Die vTruf
g." mag nod 10 finon3traftis iein. ber
Stdrte bes 3eitseiites uno Der 0%fientlis
3en Meinuns lit ibre Ma@t ni@t &C.
ma3ien, uno ie sitter iie oieielbe aui bic
Probe lteQt, oeito i@neQer wiro iie 5us
iammenbreden. (St. Saul 0ltsSts.)