Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-03

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pioyes Political LeaSue has been or
gained.
Inc Ohio House Committee on Tex
ation unearthed $50 900 600 worth of
un.aAed corporate property in Cincin-
Inc window glass workers have in
uofsea The proposition to establish CO.
operative factories by handsome
vote
Inc mayor of Springfield, Mass, has
PROMPTED night lunch wagons. Peo-
PIE VINO pay rent" protested against ,
them
me books Of the Boston brewery
Workmen unions are at closed closed
70 nemhership. The admission fee IS
S1e.
Agents OF Washington store were
arrested at Laurel, Md, for soliciting
trade without a peddlers license. Fin
ed $dCO.
Iorontos mayor has ordered the
street railway company to increase its
number OF cars during the hours of
congested traffic.
Despite Kansas City ordinance and
the protest Of the Democratic party,
the poll books will be printed by
non-union firm.
An ordinance before the Rochester
Council will prevent undertakers from
locating in residence districts or near
school houses.
Nit. Clemens, Mich, judge sustain
ed an ordinance which compels De-
troit firms that solicit orders to pay
the local peddlers license
Utica hutcharc' scale was SIGNED
Eleven hours will constitute a days
work. Agreement will last five years.
The Central Labor Union, of Chatta
nooga. has received an invitation from
the Chamber of Commerce of Nashville
to send delegate to the industrial
convention.
The people or Hamilton, Canada are
calling upon their municipal leaders
to refuse to extend the street railway
company's franchise and to assume
control of the road.
Troy Commercial Travellers Associa-
ton adopted resolutions protesting
against the manufacture Of shirts, col
lars, cuffs, shirt waists and paper boxes
in Michigan State prisons.
Said Cleveland's City Fire Director:
at is my purpose to transfer single
HF6meu lutO Jut UOW ulOWH SCDpohASo,
and put the married men in the sub
urbs, where rents are cheaper.
Employers of stoneworkers in New
York locked out their men because
they were compelled to pay bed rub
bers and planer men $3.50 day, gauge
sawyers SO a day, diamond saWyers
$3.50 day and laborers about the yard
$3.50 a day.
The Board Of Police Commissions
of Toronto has decided that hereafter
livery hack drivers shall only work
twelve hours a day, but they have the
privilege of doing six hours extra
work, providing they are paid extra
for it.
The English Board Of Trade an
nouces that in the 116 trade unions
makiAg returns with an aggregate
membership of 466,362) 20,57, or ~
per cent, were reported as unemploy-
ed at the end Of February. compared
with ass per cent at the end OF Janu-
airy.
A bill passed by the Ohio Senate pro-
vides that Ohio railroads shall 50o-mlle
mileage books at two cents per mile.
The books may be used by members
of the immediate family Of the pur-
chaser, by members Or agents or
partnership, by the officers directors
or agents of a corporation.
The New York Journal of Commerce
says there are 200 trusts in the United
States, with a total capital, stock and
bonds, amounting to 1852, 600, 900.
This capitalization is said to be equal
to Sc per.cent of the aggregate capital
credited to the manufacturers in the
United States by the census of 1890.
The highest bidder will be given the
telephone franchise in Indianapolis.
His system must be connected with
cities throughout the State. A phone
for the business section must not cost
over $40 a year and residences must
be given service for $24 The COM
pany will have to pay the city $4,000
a year.
The Western Union Company pro-
poses to ask reduction of it's assess
ment from $6S0,000 to $3.50, 0OO 1t is
said the State Board of Assessors will
not only not reduce the Western
Union valuation, but will, in all prob
ability, raise it to S1,000,000, where it
certainly ought to be.-Kansas City
Times.