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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
lis A RECORD BREAKER


lho Brockunier ana Sttiel Lizzie"
8finc-1in Western Ontario Highly
Spoken OLA Boom In That Region
Expected This Spring.
The Rat Portage tont.) News and
Lake OF the Woods Mining Journal. IN
It's last issue speaks In high terms OF
the success and enterprise OF two
Wheeling young men. Messrs. Sam
Hugh Brockunler and Edward stifel, in
developing new gold territory In vest
ern Ontario in the Lake of the Woods
region. Says the paper:
The Virginia Gold Mining Company,
OF which Mr.. BrockunIer, ". E., Is res
ident manager, Is n record breaker on
Lake OF the Woods for rapid develop
ment. 1t seems but yesterday since the
two quiet gentlemen, Messrs. Stifel and
Brockualer. came to town and sai1they
had got a rich vein In anew part OF the
country-that they came from the city
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, and they
were going to form a concern called the
Virginia Gold Mining Company to oper-
ate the new claim. Miners were put to
work tunneling Into hill and sinking
shaft when rich pocket OF gold was
struck similar to that met In the No. Q
shaft OF the Mikado., the two gentlemen
then went south, leaving Mr.. Charles
Dolby In charge of the development
work, and stayed away two months.
during which time they organized the
Virginia company and raised 100000 to
carry on work at the Lizzie. To-day the
main shaft is down 125 feet, and gang
OF miners are driving on the 1O0-foot
level. The vein Is gradually widening
out. being n little over three feet at the
bottom OF the shaft and the ore is re-
taIning Its wonderful richness. With
the exception Of the golden pocket,
which was not expected to continue
throughout the workings Mr.. Brocku-
nier says that he was making arrange
ments to double the force of miners In
order to prove an ore body which would
warrant the erection OF mill at as
early date as possible.
The news Of the rich strike on Lizzie
Lake caused a rush of prospectors into
the country last fall and there Is little
doubt but that the nelghborhood OF
Sturgeon Lake and Deer Lake will ex-
psrierce little boom this spring.
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CURED BY HOME TREATMENT.

Notable Letter Written by Mr.. George
Cummings, Sr., Mine Foreman Mt
Tunnclton Mines, w. Vn.
.Drs. Byers and Tucker. Pittsburg,- Pa:
Gentlemen: ! had been afflicted about
l.l5 years. I tried various remedies for my
sickness with little or no coed results.
have been doctored by many doctors.
They told me had stomach and liver
trouble md that my system was run
down and that needed rest. also tried
for relief through patent medicines, was
willing to try anything for while, but
|, at last I became mitch afraid that my
health would not return to mo again. AT
the time OF consulting YOU my condition
was bad. was not able to attend 10 my
work. 1 felt all run down. Head and
that had much trouble In breathing. My
cars panied very much. I was despond-
ont. Could not breathe through my nose,
could not smell, took cold easily, cold feet
and hands. feit tired all the time Got up
In the morning unrefrcshed. no energy.
memory very poor, bones aching short
OF breath, bad taste In mouth. sour rising
and bloatinG at times after eating.
/ saw your advertisement In the paper
and came to the conclusion to apply for
treatment. lam Very gatd I did SO, FOR Il
has. made n new man OF me. ! was ali
broken down two months ago, now ! can
attend to my work and am strong,
recommend your treatment TO any person
suffering as ] did. You have done mo
more good than | can tell. You Will
please use this letter " YOU think proper.
l am, Yours Truly,
George Cummings, Sr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
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BOWLING.
BASE BALL.

The contract for the new ball park
cas-, Of the city. will be let this morn
ins bS the Wheeling & Elm Grove rail-
road company. The plans by Franz
helm. Glesey & Faris have been COM
pIsted. Although the ball club has re-
celved some strong kicks from fans
residing on the Island and in}the over
the-rlver towns on the change OF the
park site. It Is believed there will be an
added patronage frbm the East End and
ou,-the-pIke communities that will
largely make up the loss from the local.
tiles mcntio'e'l-all this aside from the
Sunday attendance III Sunday ball Is
played which the management believes
will nearly equal the entire weekday
attendance.
This years issue Of Spaldlng's Base
Ball Guide IL remarkable compendium
Of the national game. ably Rejecting the
painstaklns care with which the vet
cran editor, Henry Chadwick, has per-
formed his duties. The articles on how
the game should be conducted are es-
pecially interesting. and the otficia. re-
cords Of the League and minor league
and college teams are very complete.
Instructions are also given. which, II
followed by an Intelligent player. are
sure to result In improvement. The al
terations to the rules appear In italics,
and can be seen at O glance.
81 met Jack Glasscock In Wheeling a
few days ago. and We began talking
about ages says Winnie Mercer.
LIVERY one thinks I'm older than Rip
Van Wrinkle, after that twenty-year
snooze in the mountains They are
doubling up my age. I'm only thirty
seven" said Jack. But Honus Wagner,
who was in the bunch when Jack gave
us this Chicago laundry story, refused
to swallow the smoke yarn. You're
not on the stage, Jack. We don't want
your stage age Don't hold out q day.
Tell us the truth Then Jack admitted
that he was on the twilight side Of for
ty."-WashlnCton Post,
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Quay Colifers.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-Ttere was
a conference, between Senator Quay,
Senator Penrose and Attorney General
Elhn. of Pennsylvania, to-day. Mt the
home Of Senator Quay. at which the
senatorial situation was discussed. Mr..
Quay has just come back from the
south. and Mr.. Penrose made d flying
trip over from Philadelphia! to confer
with him, returning tonight. What
the result OF the informal meeting was
Is not known. Senator Quay refused
to answer questions about It. and pro-
tested that 1t had no Significance.
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STAMPS Bicycle opening to-day
morning. afternoon, evening.
THE RIVER.


Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, Il. m.
Pittsburgh. KANAWHA, I:.0 n. N.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, 10 p. m.
Cincinnati ....2GEEN CITY, 1920 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg ZEN IIuR, 0 D. m.
SIstersvIlle. RUTH, 1870 p. m.
CiarinEton, .. LEROY. $3.50 D. IN.
Steubcnyllc. .T.>M. ,BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW,
Cincinnati. =. KEYSTONE STATE, s n. m.
Pittsburgh. .VIRGiNIA, 8 n. m.
Parkcrsburg-i. K. BEDFORD. II n. m.
Matamoras,. .LESlNGT0N, u a. m.
Darlington. LEROY, 800 D. m.
Steubenvlle. Il. NJ. EAYNE, $50 p, m.
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Kinllnc,s Good Imcls.

The first story that Kipling writes
after his illness will bring fabulous
price. 1t will be sought as eagerly by
progressive publishers rs Hostetter's
Stomach Blttcrs Is by all who suffer
from stomach ills Of any nature. No
matter whether 1t be Indigestion, con-
stipation. biiiousncss. nervousness.
stubborn liver or overworked kidneys,
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs will cure
It. It Is an uneQualle6 spring medi-
cine. curing and preventing malaria, fe-
yer and aSuc and all Ills resulting from
rundown system.
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Distinguished Sick.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Vice Pres
Ident Hobart is still kept to his home
by the severe cold from which he has
suffered more or less since his bad at
tack OF the grip last winter, but is i'm
proving slowly.
EX-Secretnry Sherman continues to
improve, and IS gaining strength. He
Is able to sit up for short periods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
Rcllcfin Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
Is Il great surprise on account OF its ex-
teeding promptncss in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back. In male or
female Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure thiseis the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List, druggist. Wheeling. W.
Va. Hars tf&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
THE "ORDINARY" SLEEPERS
Service on the Baltimore 6 Ohio to be
Abandoned April1O.

Service on the Baltimore ~ Ohio TO DC
Abandoned April1O.
Some time ago the Pullman Company.
as on experimental measure, introduced
Ordinary" sleeping car service on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad between Bal
tlmore and Newark, and Pittsburgh and
Chicago. The results to the railroad
company were very. gratifying, but SUBJ
sequently It was asccrtainedl the Pull
man company was not In position to fur
nlsh this class of, equipment to all
roads operating Pullman cars east OF
Chicago and st. Louis, and to allay any
friction that might result from. this in
equality OF service, the Pullman com.
pany requested the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad to resume the standard cars
previously in service which will be
done commencing, April 10. n. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
Volcanic IIrtlptions

Arc grand. but Skin Eruptions rob life
OF Joy. Buckien's Arnica Satvc. cures
them, also old running and fever sores,
ulcers, bols. fclons, cOrns. warts, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands,
chilblalns. Best plo cure on earth,
Drives out pains and aches. Only 25cts
box. Cure guaranteed, Sold BY Lo-
gan Drug Co.. druggist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
STAMPS CYCLE OPENING
Occurs To-day, aud is the Only For
nal Ono in This City.

NAL Ono In This City.
The only formal bicycle opening In
Wheeling this spring is that Of Jason
c, Stamp, Of 1923 Market street. which
occurs to-day, morning, uftdsnoon and
evening. Mr.. Stamp carrSs a large
and varied line OF wheelsScycle sun
dries, base ball and athletd goods. and
these Will be tastetully displayed at to-
days opening. A feature..ot Opening
Day n. Stamps Is the lack Horner
Pie" out of which every customer will
receive something. y s5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
Along tho Landing,

The marks Mt p. m. Sunday showed
II feet inches and falling. Weather,
clear and COOL
The q. D. Wood passed up with a
tow OF emptles at O'clock Sunday
evening,
The Queen City got out Of the upper
river Sunday nj 1880 a. M, with 4 nice
trip for Pittsburgh
Tho Keystone state was delayed be-
low BY the hlgh wnter; she passed up
last night'iifteen hours late. She wifi be
here Tomorrow morning for Clnclnnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
MoRRIsoN,s FAREWELL.

Like some actors. whose names have
been identified with one part, Lewis
Morrison has had q hard task to shake
Faust" from his repertoire. for Ills
mastery creation of Mephisto has be-
come synonymous with Morrison. Ec
will appear here for the last time In
this weirdly fascinating character In
the near future. 800, !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03

!, nj; Fall. Frog :Horns.af ls pruschel,
Rum Dums. liz II. Jahnke. Fog Horns
LIS: Stein. Rum Dums. AIS: w. Jahnke,
Frog Horns. li3; Kahn, Frog Horns, Ill;
Faulkenstein. Rum Duns. no: Brandt.
Frog Eorns, ylO7; Wasmuth, Wheeling,
LOG; McAndrews, Frog Horns. l0l.
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rs the township poor physician for the
ensuing year,
Mira. ssrpttJ. Morris is now receiving
o pension stf IS per month.
John Davis Is home from western
business trip. fg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03

OIL CITY-River 3 feet inches and
stationary. Cloudy uTd cold.
GREENSBORO-Riv D feet II inch
cs and falling. Cloudy and cold.
IL HOWNSffLLf;-R feet Q
Inches and falling. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0 feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and cold.
PlTTSBuRGH-R!yer lO,6 feet and
falling. Clear and cold. q
STEUbENVlTLE - River II feet
inches and falling, rCleprand cold. @
Park ERSHu Rc-Ohlo river q feet
0 inches and falling. Cloudy: mercury
at &c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03

S15 and S37 Fifth Ave, P!ttsburE, Pa. for
Symptom Blank. They Will send one
weeks test treatment frye TO demonstrate
tho durability of their treatment :.
SPECIALFlES-Al! chronic diseases OF
the eye, car, nose, throat and lungs, In
Guiding all nervous skin and blood dis
cases, eczema, plmples, blotchcs, scroyula;
rheumatism and all stomach. heart 'kM-
ney, rectal and bladder troubles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03
Tn l,iirnnn

Americnn-Red Star, White Stnr,
Cunard. Frenoh-North German Lloyd
and Anchor lines.
$ ]. g. ToML1NSoN Agent.
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FOR SALE.

S-room house on Fourteenth street,
Groom house on Fifteenth street
Donble house on Sixteenth street
n-room franc house and 3 acres Of
ground at EdginGton's Lane.
Groom frame house. with n 1ne lawn.
at Pleasant Valley. trsH!
FOR RENT.
1G6 South Penn street, rooms and
bath ......... .....................sIo %
@ North Broadway. S rooms. ........, Is 60
1885 Main street, . rooms and bath..'--,
S:room house at Echo Polnt; .;;;;;:...: Is %
Store room In tho Egerter Building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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GO. SMITH Exf bBiESIN BANK
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE.

Aron Hall store room, No. 200, Main
street.
Residence. 10 rooms and bath. Nay l.
corner Fifteenth and Jacob streets. -
rooms. first floor. and cellar. McCol>
loch street. April l.
FOR SALE.
$50 cash-Briek cottage. 8 rooms and
lot. East McColloch street.
.1p0-Two-story brick. rooms and
,Ntchcn: one-halr cash: balance on easy
terms. Cheap.
Building sites. from one TO five acres. In
Pleasant Valley, on electric line. Perfect
drainage: fine elevation, Desirable,
C. A. SCHAEFER 6 co.
Corner Fourteenth and Market SITS.
Telephone Oh.
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FOR RENT.

Five dwelling rooms Mt ,lO67 Mnin
street, SEQ. Largo Store ,Yaln num-
bered 1005 Main street; MISC stpro
rooms on Tenth and: NIaft STREETS.
Prices for. store rooms from $50 to
500 per month. ..3 llIs'g
JAMES J.. IIAWLEY.
g,t Real Estate and Lonn Agent,
t--. 1865 Main Street.
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4IMMUNES in NAME ONLY.

The Boys OF Captain Frcnzheim's
Company Disappointed Over tile
News from Washington - Captain
Franzhcin Made Captain of tho
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Notable Letter Written by Mr.. George
Cummings, Sr., Mine Foreman Mt
Tunnclton Mines, w. Nn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-03

5or, 2eas
DIOR REMT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
IL In tho City Bank Building. Inquire nj
me Guy Ua11 ot Wheellns. R,r3
ToR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS.
u best location In city. Possession al
ket atreet. 6clO
TNoR RENT-DWELLING NO. 1852
IL Chaplino street.; SIX rooms, hall, bath
and attic; both gases. Enquire Of B.
kLIDVEs. 23l5 Chapline street. mr25
EoR RENT-oFFIcE AND LopGING
II rooms at 1906 Market street. Water Ind
both gases In each room. Rent very roS.
sonable. Apply to 15q4 Market street.
Z aHNa Isl r. -sf. 9l| ~ aes-IH dp21-pF-fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-06
BROOKLYN BILLS BEFORE THE MAYOR.

About fifty residents of the Borough OF Broohil"
held the attention Of Mayor Van WICK TOT He"'H
two hours Yesterday discussing two bills passed by
the Legislature relating solely TO that poroush'
The first measure was designed for the pro'ecuoh
~ ClInton-ave against the encroachnieh OF nay
houses or APARTMENT houses by ptoNlnlls tIat ~
huiidngs should stand twenty feet back rom e,c
buiidng line Most OF the residents or the dsc.Ie
we're renresented in favor OF the DilI. alln IL
Msvor said he thought the @stheiic snoulu mo- ~
eacyinced in all TO the utillthriah' anu "e
The eecond hearing was on the bill ior the ItIIri
ri nronerty adjoining Surf-ave. In Coney Isih i
~, providng that one-third or the cost OF "a ing
oS, tbe avenue should be borne by the Borough OF
and ths remaining third by the property behenlea'
;rha nrieInS law put the whole. assessment
smountine 10 1864 the property Out only $loV
600 Of this has been paid -, 49,. oo,,,.,, -
Frank II Sperry representing the Piopei III.
.,s said that the whole assessment mac oetn bus
g., 'fortv civ lots and each Of them was compeileu
10 boar more than 1900. The assessment was u IN,
foir because some sand lots not beneIted by me
Enforcement were made to pay as fpucii ms OtllsI5
benefted tenfold There were. ne sald, sesela
table institutions on the avenue eNeIhp. i'o
the assessment and this should IN gusuce pe put
Wv H. porough ~ brooklyn IN the first Instance
George H. Fisher. w. A. Engeman man anu nronnrtS
onnosed the biil on the ground tnht me property
faed been benefited twentyfold by the lmproVeme,nt
10 should hear the cost. President bfout OF tne
anroueh sent a letter 10 the mayor ASKING mn
20 VETO the bin The Mayor took no action, Dui
40 he vetoed a similar bill last year II - cAPeea,,,
he y Dursue the same course win the PIese"l
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-06
ITS LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON.

THE BROOKLYN AMATEUR MUSICAL CLUB PRE-
SCENTS AK ENTERTAINING PROGRAMME
Memorial Hall was beautifully decorated with
Easter flowers on Tuesday evening on the occasion
Of the fifth and last concert of the season given by
the Brooklyn Amateur Musical Club Its previous
concerts have been afternoon affairs and were
given at the Piorrepont Assembly Rooms. 1t being
an innovation to hold them elsewhere. Those serv-
ing as ushers last evening were Frederick Sher-
man. H. Day Atwater Claire Flnke. Evelyn Pierre
pont. jr William rockingham, John Chapman
and George Goodrich.
Harry Rowe Shelley. director Of the club. ar
ranged four Of the numbers sung by IT, "LEnvoi."
selections from in a Persian Garden" with solos
by Miss Marion X. Camp contralto yocalise and
tarantelle by Harfager, and Mia Picciarelia'
Other numbers were the Gypsy Songs" Brahms
"In May" Parker: THE Bee Goddard. ana
serenaue by Harrocks. ,. .,...--..,,
and nugo Heinz. with Isadore Luckstone and
Frederick Peachey at the piano.
Scotch Faniasia The 'Prclsled" from ''Dio
Nclstersinger." arranged by Wlhelmj and La
Rondc des Lutins." by Brazzni. Mr. Heinz sang
three songs "Dre Wanderer," Hermann; when
! Awake" Ellen wright. ana fo'eNeI N"e'
Cantor. ,,.,..,, =, .
All the music greeted cnthusiasticaIly by II
cordial audience that filed not only the nall. out
also the adjoining foyer. 49,,
AT the close of the concert the members OF the
club held an informal reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-06
Jersey AT THE NATIONAL AAH'
NEW RURAL DELIVER HoO 70 '
STAY Nh BRowN-PosrMAsTERs
APPOINTED.

Washington. April (specaD.-Representa'l "
Gardner to-day arranged for new rural free oe-
livery route from Palmyra Burlington Oou,,E, ~
,oi,,do among others those now getting man iro"
-. nostonlce and To go into operation about the
middle April also for an Inspector snd HaRto ~
Soro niercer County. with view to estaplishlnS
oqu"Ii roo delivery routes The regular Tree de-
livery is to be established AT Moores'o"" III 'eP'
TENDER. 49,. a,,od tho writ Of error
M Nv Renresentative-elect DAILY In the muir
askeu ~ ~ lanes Brown. This acts as stay.
a n,I Rrovn will not bc hanged on April d Inc
@ In nroba by not he heard before the octoDer
80. 80, ~" ne the present term Is nearly over.
These New Jersey posmastSeTns ry viiam H.
ro,,rGar In Mace OF +. Il. Mathews. resigned; az
South someryre, Somerset COUNTY; James rneovod
hCeolonni John J. Tofey, of Jersey city was mere
yesterday. .tt,. ord n numhor Of other
Newark people are in the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-06
SPANISH VESSELS 90 THR0rGH JERSEY

Trenton. April (spccaD.-The sandova ana rnS
Alyarado. Spanish gunboats when were o'p'u.o
AT % rrrt,od states. passed through Trenton TO-
ny '"e lining northward in the Delaware ana
9ay canal bound for the Navy nafh at fSe
Karl'upn b vessels saw hard service In the wal e,e
Ign. Both Ne'si,g heen sunk and the Alvarado nav
ns becn by the spanards T tbe m
ing condition The former IS -, e''I latter Of Captain
Suck both q the United d SsfS on S1 hsr decks
varado mas t W. m the bow and rapid
rp spounder in the stern The saaGVf that they
armed her s unSS tyorth HESS and were not brought
Yong crowd OF Princeton students %e me crews
arross country to the canal ana ehee'eu ''''
bn nrize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-06
NEGROES WIN AND THEN STRIKE
THEY ROUT THE ITALIANS AND ARE RE-
EMPLOYED BY THE TROLLEY COM
PANY-THEN THEY DEMAND


Camden. April 5 (SpecaD.-The greater part OF
the city has been In state Of alarm and unrest to-
day over the conflict between the colored citizens
and tho Italian labOrers who came from Philadel-
pha to work on the Camden and Suburban RAN
way Companys trolley tracks. At I o'clock TINS
morning about fifty Italians came from Philadel-
pha to resume work. They had not gone FAR when
about fifty coored men swooped down upon them
There was a mixture OF Italians and negroes, ana
in a few minutes the Italians were running peIl-
nell to tho ferry closely pursued by the negroes
who goaded and tainted them at every step. AT
the ferry was a policeman. and the negroes halted
at n respectful distance and gradually retired
The leaders OF the Italians held consultation
which resulted in another advance being made at
about 7:3O o'clock, when the performance was re-
peated Some of the Italians darted up Delaware
ave and thence to the wharves. the negroes IN not
pursuit The chase maintained to the very
edge OF the wharf. from which three or four OF the
Italians in their terror fell into the Delaware
Then the negroes retired. while the Italians rescued
their companions.
Another consultation was held by the Italians, in
which Captain of Police Boyle and Mayor Hatch
participated. Half hour later the Italians re-
a large crowd OF men filed the Police Court this
morning anxious TO sec what disposition would ne
made 81 the cases of three men who were arrested
un.tordav on The charge of assaulting an Italian
iaborer during the riot. NO complaints nad Deeh
lodged against the prisoners ana they were us
General Manager Harrington Of the Camden and
Suburban Railway Company. had conference with
Mayor Hatch this morning. lie declared that IL
was not the desire of the company or its agents
tn employ foreign labor. Mr.. Harrington also IN
formed Recorder Nowrey that the company was
willing to employ home labor. but that there ap,
red to be deficiency OF men in this city TO meet
the demand of the work which is now In progress;
Recorder Nowrey arose in the Police Court ana
announced TO the regular spectators that the
Camden and Suburban RAILWAY company wah tsa
mon ar once Here's your opportunity, sald the
Recorder "If you want work go to the COMPANY
ofice AT Second and Market SITS, and you WIZ get
a. M 81 o = day" There was general scramble
Tor tho companys office. When Mr.. Harrington ar,
rived at the office about II o'clock, he was greeted
bv the throng speaker had been selected for the
crowd who addressingg the general mana ger.
said I'VE want work, and are satished 10 IaDor
at ST q a day" ., .., .o.,, ,,,os soor
resumed 1t only temporary uil' no" eN,i
sr the agitators conceived the idea that they cod
gain still further concessions. so they organHed a
Strike for 81 20 a day. and after parading the prln-
cipai streets drove off from the work an me men
who desired to continue at work az the on ra1e
If nav AS a consequence all OF the work was
stopped.