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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

GYPSY QUsEN-JUsT ARRIVED AND WILL
VI inform the public of her wonderful powers
in reading the palm Of the hand. telling the past,
present and futur, lost. stolen properly, the
rame Of your future companion, wehether false
or true. Private consultations. call from .
m. 20 p. m, 551 Twenty fourth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

OF M TO ANY MAN OR WOMAN WE
p1VO cannot teach to draw Q crayon por-
trait by our patent method in three lessons, We
pay our pupils $40 to Sl8 per week to work for
us at home, evenings or spare time. Send for
work and psrticularA. Hermann & Seymour cl3
South eixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

WANTRD-MEN WHO WILL WORK FOR
selling eiaple goods by sample to dealers, TX
perience unnecessary. Write us. Household
Specially company, q W. Fourth street. Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

WANTED-A pELIABLE LADY OR GEN
W tleman to distribute samples and make q
house TO hou'e canvass for our vegetable toi,e
s,aps. Forty to SIS a month easily made. Ad
dress Crofts Reed, s4s to $50 Austin avenue
Chicago, I'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

" fled professional nurse, late of Nauchester
England. Terms very reasonable. Apply ISIS
Fourth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

WANTED-GooD MAN AS LOCAL RRPRv-
W sentative to control agents. Address the
Emphe Chemical company, 50 Glenn building,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

RUSINESS MAN HAVING $500 CASH PER
- msnent business. Sure living for hustler
You have the monev investigate Call on or ad
dress c. A. M, l1I6 Perry street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

FOR sAIE-A FIRsT-cLAss SHOOTING
gallery in good order. with or without rifles
c1eap fnr cash IL sold qu OK. Adore Charles
WOLF. No. lei Eighteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

WANTED-GOOD RELIABLE HELP OF ALI
w kinds who can furnish references to ue,
The ARGU. want column. Calls are received a
this Office dallv for domestics, etc., who can com,
well recomm. nded. Try this column for situa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

Goa SALE-A HOUSE AND THREE ACRES
OF land on Twenty fourth street and Thir
teerth avenue. lrquire Of Michael Mccarthy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05

FOR RENr-A 7-ROoM HOUSE.. NO III
a., ~elfth street. Apply Of J. d. Beecher
800 Seventeenth street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
AM srSE,E ENrS.

,, GHASLES II. YALE'S "GREATER
I'N ELNE TEMPTATIONS" "a por-
Seous spectacle. with its sumn,uous
scenery, many hued costumes, pretty
slris and general fairy-like environment
- Always popular. but it Is especially so
mhen' as IN the case of 1.-The Greater
twelve Temptations" which VIII ba
presented al the Academy OF Music for
one night only, this Tuesday. when tho
colossal ana costly show-piece will he
given IN ell Its richness and IMPOSING,
immensely.
NAT, GOoDWIN.-one of the most in
tereStlnE events of the amusement ca,
son is the annual Appearance in Ills
CITY OF Nat. G. Goodwin. Mr.. Goodwin
comes to the Academy of Music on Mon
day evening next In his greatest success
entitled I'm Aliz2oura." MIR. Goodwin's
supporting company this season is the
strongest he has ever brought 10 this
citS; me advance sale OF seats begins
Friday morning. Prices. 20. 30 cents. 81
and SlhO "
SAAlL OF POSEN"-A good sized
audience greeted NJ. b. Curtis at the
academy last night upon the occasion
OIL ms temperance I'm this city, after
an absence of over half a decade. In the
character OF ''Sam'l of Posen." that
likeaole and amusing Ilebraic character
study which Curtis has made familiar
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. In
heart, manner and mind he was the
same Saml of old. though the play as
4 vehicle for the exposition of his Cd
ditles, has been modernized and brought
up to date. The cordial feeling with
which Mr.. Curtis WIS received evidenced
that, despite his long absence and the
vicissitudcs through which he has
passed, he was not forgotten, and his
reception was that usually accorded TO
an old favOrite. Miss Alhina De Mer,
as the French intriguautc. Madamaiss lie
Celeste. gave that difficult character
forcible and remarkably visible inter
probation which has made her
name almost as familiar as that
OF Mr.. Curtis. with whom she
has SO long been associated With a
personality which is particularly adapt
ed to the character she nortrays she
shows Enthusiastically that in her long
absence from the boards she has not
allowed her dramatic ability to Slumbrr
Frank Bronson. the villanious book
keeper. was in tn" capable hands OF Mr.
Harrison Wolf. and Mr.. Frederic kcnsil
asJack Chevoit. an acceptable exposition.
The company is a capable anc, and
barring L. little crudity. due to the fact
of the short time they have been in
ing to their various roles. When they
get to working together tremendously
as a whole not a more pleasing enter
tainmcnt could be chosen at which to
spend an evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
WHERE rs WOMAN, pLAcIq
Ii Hns Been Decided Not TO Be-rne
HNuSe

The first meeting OF the literary society
of the Y. NJ. c. y. was held last eyrnin.
Al which time the following officers were
elected: President. w. r. Noyes: vice
PRESIDENT. s. X. Norman: Secretary J
X. Neal; Treasurer. j. II. Moreland: ana
Critic. c. n. Foster.
The debate upon the subject re
solved, That woman's place is I'm the
nome. was very interesting, being sup
ported on either side by very eloquent
ana fluent speakers. although some w,r,
slightly embarrassed by the ncwncss
OF the work assigned them, TINT Of
speaking In public. but even these warm.
ed up 10 the question as the debate pro
cecded, and while these trembled du,inr
their first speech they wished Ia avail
themselves of another opportur,i,v If
speaking III defense of their side v.bo,,
the chance was given on the second
speeches.
Upon the merits of the speeches moda
me question was decided by Tho M
olence III iaver of the negative.
fhese debates promise Ia be very a,
'rao;iNe In the future as many suhtao,.
oi general interest will he taken up. and
also because those of the fairor SOW Iii
always be invited TO witness the drhatns
In two weeks the second of thcsa m,ao,
ihgs VIII be held. when Mr.. IL X Wi
cot VIII read paper upon The ..AIonru,
boc'rihe. The public will be invited
Ihose who desire to join the sncin,,,
can leave their names at the nssorIa ~,
| Office al any time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
SOME BASEBALL NEWS.
Manager AcFarIan Has Something To Say
10 the VlrginIan About the Game.
WEhTz HAsAvEBY FAIR RECORD INDEED.
e'e"n Ball Expected The Coming
season ana the New Norfolk Mana.
ger says That is What the People
VIII Get From His Team Time
Alone Will Tell All AboutIt.

manager Claud McFarlan. OF tho
Nortoik club. told The Virrini,n ,a 81
Ilgt that Catcher Armstrone and
alGneSs Weeks and Stephenson yould
A. II, the city about the middle of
| the week, and that the balance of ~
Team would get here about Snna one
men, said The. I'VE will ali shaEe
nands. call time and pitch right in fn,
soou' hard pra ctice, so as to he In f,rst
eIass TRIM TO make good showing when
games" III exhibition
Everybody looks for clean h,n .,,,
season, said, The VirgInian. '''
We'll, said Mr. McFarlan IN ro,,,,
Wlat IS Just what you will ret-eao1
honest ball There ds no reason oT eS'
s Suse Tor anything else The civ of
.soiiolk Is a good ball town. her citizens
T. iiba, LILY rove the game and patronize
hoeraliy In return therefore tbov
should have what they deserve ana that
team that will do them Justice and
q liie same time one, that will DIV lie
Sood department off and on the f,eIS
iy of It, spaN piouo-
I have gotten together 81 good stron,,
aggregation OF ball players. but do nos
e ce Just now TO say what they will do
Ior l would much rather their worl,
should speak for them The members of
the club are all experienced men with
reputatlons. and as you well know. n
pan players good name is money 10
nm consequently they would be very
loohsh Hideed TO pun down In one season
what II takes so long 70 put on q GOOD
foundations" eo"
he improvements at the park are
going on, and by the time the team re-
ports the grounds will he in very good
condition."
In looking over the files OF the Snort.
ING Lie yesterday, hunting up records
Oh several players, the name of Weutz.
Norioik's second baseman. was seen SO
OFTEN that 1t was suggested that his re-
cord for last season be figured ONT IN,
suggestion was put into action, and the
loiicwinE was the final result:
Tainss Als. H. p. L. t
Gl 254 rs PIG %
Elelding average sos; batting average.
1t is a good record, and one that the
young man should feel proud of. and
The Virginian wishes to say further
that IL WentZ rs a fair sample of what
me balance of the team will be tina;
Mcfarlan has indeed secured q very
me company Of ball PLAYERS
I'imc will tell" and as II is several
Weeks vet before the season actually
begins. the fans, cranks and rooters will
nave TO possess their soul with pa
thence" They can content themselves.
however. until then With this fact. that
from all appearances they Will have Il
club to start the season with that is n
great dealer faster and stronger than
was the Norfolk'S AZ the close OF the
season last year and one far superior in
everything that go:S To make up what
the Norfolk fans" are pleased to call
pennant winners
CHARLES II. BLAND.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and General Conditions For
To-day.

washington. D. c., March 10, 1896.
For Vdrginia-Fair: warmer.
\ FAIR variable winds becoming south.
\ erly.
For North Carollna-Fa,r
M, warmer; light southerly winds,
Inc low pressure noted tewnty-fonr
n t,.., ago in the Rocky Mountain dis
oi.c,s mas developed into a storm area
III 1ri iIsnt energy, now central in Southern
iLlnois. The area OF high press,, ne
:Sh moved we, to to the South Atlantic coast.
ana ne c,' Westher Is clear in the Atlantic
a sL Cur districts. Clouds have formed
IN me Lake Regions. the upper Missis-
Sippi ana lower Missouri Valleys. No
Precipitation is reported except a few
scattered al, showers in the Lake Regions.
., ne temperature has risen decidedly
IN the Mississippi Valley and sugbtIv
IN the East and South 1t Is colder in
Northwest. A '"e
cloudy and threatening weather, with
ngift showers. is indicated for the Lake
Regions eI and the Ohio Valley.
he weather will continue fair in
other districts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
MILLER, RHoADs & co.
THIS WEEKS OFFERINGS
AT THE
NEW STORE

ne strong point Of our
[ ll'is weeks offerings will be
" vA Az D A rich compen-
Satlon IN every item advertised!
a succession of Bargain Sur
prlSes on every side |
we re always on the alert
iof merchandise that will help
US Keep up the volume Of trade,
ready to buy at any time the
wholesaler IS willing to meet
our prices, and always selling
the very best for less than Vol,
Pay pa elsewhere. That's why
trade never Iags at
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
v H 4. TR|CE & CO,
Real Estate & Rental Agents
% BANK STREET.
FOR r EMIT.

STORES-Nice store corner Park and
Dramh,eton ayes; 224 Main street: IL. 81
Commerce street: a Bank street: S22
Church street; stores under Gladstone
Hotel; store corner James and High.
Flats-11o. l2l Bank, all modern i'm
provements; 160 James street: several de-
sirable rooms $50 Main street: l0S 2l7
Main: nice fiat on Hill street.
RESIDENCES-l73 Butte street: 90 Duke
street; 16s. Ill Duke; 7G and a Wake; 30
Queen, 81 and 69 Mariner, 1o1 Yarmouth
3 houses Holt street, 81 Yarmouth street,
20 North. February l5 '9S: 2al Church.
April /, '96. Desirable residence Cranky
street extended with 3 acres OF ground ;
corner Mariner and Chapel.
Bramhleton-lii Reservoir avenue: 22G
Willoughby. corner house; 2l0. l0S. 4O4
Park avenue; &c Kelly avenue: S0i High
land.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10

Ell from the docket from various causes.
me continuance of the criminal cases
on the docket for this term is suspend
s Gu Until thursday next. when they will
DC again taken up in order. IN
me VIII Of the colored barber Alexau-
ger Curry, who recently died in the
central state Hospital at Petersburg.
was admitted to probate. 90
VIM. Leicester. "a native of England
signlned MIS- Intention OF becoming a
citizen Of the United States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
M!NER. RHQAl& I GO &

in an Easter invoice OF Ladies. 1<,,
shades shades n III. Pearl. White and Butter
Tn rv1 Yards az linen bleached Roller
n.y. encouragement n quality-full width
sstc The e' VAR, ior less than &c. srhe price,
I, oI1 pairs al linen knottcd fringe satin
bord"rsN cd doWeis. white and coiored
the price loo earS bargain at l5c-
Dn opeelat Item IN Table linen: fine satin
large range OF patterns, 7Sc oualjIvnt.
the price, 6Tc the yard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
Geor"e Kc,,nam To.Nir,,t.

Those who fan 20 hear George iken-
mans lecture tonight will miss Il rare
treat. II is greatit Is magnificent.
There is nothing finer on the lecture
platform. said DIR. Nourse in speaking Of
the above Il few days ago. The exhibit
ton of the convict dress. chains, and
letters will give, additional interest to the
lecture ON "rhe Siberian Convict Mines -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
MINOR OFFENSEs.

Charles Rurruss, Fletcher Ragsdon.
Ben. Pool. Sam. Ridley. John Brooks.
j. c. Mason. colorcd. nuisance; in con
nection with c. Moscley; dismissed.
Robert Oliver, colored. assault: fined
s. and costs
Ed. Henderson, colored. nuisance.
lined 81 and costs
Ccphus Archey. colored. breach of the
peace; fined 81 and costs.
w. u. l!artcs. c. Miller. PAT. Green
II. c. Spady, w. II. Garrett. Archer
Rnmscy, y. Hoikcn. J. T. Small. Sam.
Eattic, white. drunk: fined 81 and costs.
iaul Rosano, white. grand larceny:
continued till the 10th.
VIM. Smith coored. stealing; 90 DAYS
in Jail.
George Abbott. colorcd criminal as
sanlt; turned over to Special Officer BAR
rom, to be taken 10 North Carolina.
Mike Bailey, colored. drunk; dismiss
Elcnora Miller. colored. stealing; dis
missed
c. Miller, white. fighting on the street.
continued to the nth.
James IL. Bray. colored. breach of the
peace: continued to the 10th.
Is Z. Spady. colored. profanity; fined
81 and costs.
missed "''
Sam. Battle. colored, profanity: fined
81 and costs
Rosa Lee. colored housebreaking
contlhued live days for examination.
NoSsl Lee. coiored. robbery; continued
five days for examination.
Annie johnson. colored, robbery con.
tihued i've days for examination.
John Stewart, colored. drunk. enod
81 and costs. '''eu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
Iirn Inst Nirl,t.

An alarm OF fire from box sc shortly
before 10 o'clock last night was caused
by slight blaze AT the residence of Mr..
Robert l3Onney. No. 1i6 Charlotte street.
The fire was caused by an Ovcrheated
stove and was eXtinguished with a loss
Of about $40. The chemical eXtiugulsh-
erS were used
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
PSYCHOLOGICAL nnfn.

q. 5. department. or AEricuIturc
weather Bureau. Norfolk, March Q
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending p. IN. last night:
Maximum tempera ture ...... RI
Minimum temperature "a
Normal. temperature deduced from
"A years observation Ar
departure from normal ~ 7
departure since January minus 81
rainfall for "a hours n n
i"'i since March 1 ............ Trace
j. J. GRAY Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
Corporation Cours.

me clvi motion docket was called
~, IN the Corporation Court yesterday.
ha ne,e was small attendance of mem
49, .ne par and most OF the cases
liz, PASSED IN absence of counsel on
ei.her side. Those ready for trial were
10. e2a The usual number were dismiss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
Ed

HuTcHlNs.-At S p. NJ. Thursday
Col. r. l.. IiUTCIiINs. son of II. A.
and NJ. Il. liutchins, in his 21st year.
The funeral services Will take place
at Court Street Baptist Church THIS
Cruesday) AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock
Friends and acquaintance invited to
attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
= u 3 Tic NJ EXITING
Republican State
. E,Secutiye Committee,

~ ~ Republican, State
Executive Committee.
Norfolk. Va. March 9Th; 1896
u In pursuance Of an order of the Re-
publican State Executive Committee
passed February 9th. upon the petition
Of a majority OF the present Republican
Republicnm voters of Norfolk city is
calfe at the Armory Hall. TUESDAY
NIGHT, March 10TH. Mt $50 o'clock. TO
determine whether the party desire IN
- >i--' WILLIAM LAMB,
'7i President.
R. F. WALKER. Assistant Secretary.
mh10-1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
Burruss. Son & Co..
BAN KERS

Commercial and other business paper
discounted.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
City bonds and other securities bought
yited
Interest allowed OIL time deposits.
Safe deposit boxes for rent Charges
moderate.
Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe
z Letters of credit Issued to nrincino,
cities of the world
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
PORT CALENDAR

sun rises, 6:21 a. M: Sun sets, 6:os D.
M high water. $50 4. m. and T:02 D.
M; low water, 1905 a. M. and 1o.55 n m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
SPECIAL.
SILK SALE Y

again the new store proves its mo.-
.o,S OF the mar kcts and brings to Won
s,..s,,, VI me choicest productions of This
~" o,i.,, ~ price unusually asked for
the ordinary or out-of-,lutc stuffs.
tifu he S aHtuai retail values of these beau
2So yards Satin Stripe Taffsia black
n hImo,. orahge, navy and red, cerisse and
hr ,nSK, Slerald and black. golden
, mney are every thread silk and easily
"a" Yards line stripe Surah Silk. rcd
ana white, red and black, navy and
| S,,,ts' cadet blue and white. Beautiful
SLUT Tor waists or trimmings. EVERY
20 yards novelty weave Satins, gold
n ,, cadet blue, red and cadet blue
N4ihlng ,Eaudy or lashy about them:
VIII make handsome waists Actual
Your choice or the entire lot. Taffe-
Ia; Snrahs or Satins 1T the uniform
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
To Cure n Cold i'm One D.y.

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If IT fails
to cure. Csc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
y BRUTAL ASSAULT.

y colorcd man. named Rob Oliver,
stood before Justice Burroughs yestcr-
day charged with brutallv assaulting n
white man. named Mike Bailey, while
the latier WAS intoxicated The evil
dcncc proved that Bailey while under
the influence of liquor had straycd into
divers back yard. whercupon the lat
ter assaulted him as IL tresDassrr Jus
ticc Burroughs fined the negro 81 and
COSTS and but for the fact that he was
upon Els own premises and that Bailey
was an Intruder. he would probably
have COTTON more.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
Piano for Sale.

A nice Weber Upright piano for 5000.
THE HUME MINOR co.
mho-Tt 184 Mala ssrase.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
CHINA DECORATORS

MRS. JENNY DELoNEY RICr
teaches all the latest Partisan designs In
China Paintings, Tapestry. Pastel, Water
COLLEGA
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ALLIES FOR Beers
Russia France and Germany
Promise Their Aid.
The Tx5Ansyaal Secretary of State
Rpa&hessan Agreement With
lhe Great European
Powers.

Moroh on-Tba 5Rrit;sh 4
'.aeasaattan
9 oM9 lii mas ~ ~ arasas
from h III l1e,us. ~
saai seeEefA Us ases,.s..@ .s
m EufepS slssen.iy ~ eoas 20
asreeiilsns VII ~ sos go.
anu ,.uss'a ~
tne spnsn! a -. 800. p.,...n $500.
attack z We plsse nli'ssn M 80
enee in3ies ass.haa a.h,,s hlt ~
70 ~ 49, So
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HE WON'T SUFFER.
Prince Alexander Albert of Batten-
berg Nicely Provided for.

Prince Alexander Albert Of Batten-
berg Nicely Provided for.
London, March 3l.-The dressmakers
and milliners in the ~aristocratic portion
of the metropolis are in a futter of ex-
element over the announcement that
the marriage of the Princess Maud of
Wales, youngest child of the prince and
princess of Wales, and Prince Charles,
second son of the crown prince of pen
mark. has been definitely set for the
first Wednesday in July. The Wedding
will be a state n in the Chapel Royal
attached to ST. James palace, and it is
calculated will involve an expenditure
in all details of not less than IS. 200, 900.
There are to be four carriage process
sions from Buckingham palace to the
chapel, n comprising the royal guests
n members of the royal family and
their suites, another the queen and
suite, the third the bridegroom and at
tendants and the fourth the bride,
bridesmaids and attendants. -Four we'd
ding luncheons will also be served at
Buckingham palace. The details of the
ceremonial Ire already being mapped
out by the earl of Lathom, the lord
chamberlain, the earl of Pembroke, lord
steward of the queens household; the
marquis of Carmarthcn, treasurer of
the household, and Colonel William
7ames Colville, master of ceremonies.
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SKINNED THE CATS ALIVE
Philadelphia Boys With Savage
Hearts.
Youngsters of the Qniet Old quaker
City Pull the Fur or the
Feltnes and Throw Them
Onto nfires.

-.n
Philadelphia, Pa, March s1.-The
charge that aslot Of boys up in thu
northwestern section of the city have
neen skinning alive cats and roasting
them on bonfres. while the youngs .er,
VINO lie the roasting danced around thd
nfes, was mad before Magistrate Neall,
at the Twenty-second police station, on
Lehlgh avenue, yesterday morning. Tho
U youngsters are John Murphy.
Patrick Gornerly, Patrick Riley. Ed
ward Murphy. Michael Murphy. John
Jouffy, Mike Collins and Budd Collins,
Their ages range from IA to 9 years,
The warrants for their arrest wer3
TWO out by James Claugh, a grpcer, oil
No. 1852 North Thirty-third street. and
by Mrs. Anna Kelly. who lives on Spen-
Ger street, Falls of Schuylklll. Claugh
has been annoyed by the Juveniles -
various ways, and Mrs. Kelly doplores
the loss OF her cat, which died at the
hands of the boys, she ays According
to the testimony 1t is a ~fayorite amuse-
ment of the malicious youngsters to skin
cats alive in a secluded spot near their
homes and hen bur them upon con-
fires, round which they dance like saw
ages. Magistrate Ncall held each of the
boys naer bail to keep the peace.
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S1RIkESI I'M CHICAGO MONDAY
Spring Campaign Of the carpen-
ters' Union.
An Eight Hour Day at 30 Cents an
Hour Demanded = No Work at
the Bay City Shipping Plant
mo Compromise.

Chicago, March 30.-The spring cam
paign OF the carpenters unions opened
today. and before oon a number OF
strikes had been called in various parts
of the city. Pursuant to resolutions
adopted. every member of the union re-
fused to work for a contractor who had
not Joined the Carpenters and Builders
association and signed the agreement
made by the latter and the carpenters
executive council. giving the men ar
eight hour day and So cent an hour. Ii
will require twenty-four hours to obtain
reliable statistics of the number of men
on strike.
1t is not expected that the strike will
affect work on the Coliseum or any other
large building. as 1t is only the non
union contractors at work on small con,
tracts, who are holding out. The prin-
cipal contractors have signed the union
agreement.