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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
SEATTLE Local Report-Maximum temper
ature "A degrees; minimum, IS; mean 20.
Weather, partly Cloudy; rainfall. 80 of an
Inch.
GEORGE ~. SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Jan. q. 1899.
Occasional Light rain.
u. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICJII~
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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IT THE MANILA OUIPOSIS.
Special Correspondence.

Manila, Dec. g.
has been expected By many mem
beers OF the regiment. things
have been happening tn fhs
First Washington vosauteers
since their arrival here. The
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Iininnl.n strael Cars.

HAMPTON. VA. May %. - Special. -
The Town Council held an important
meeting last night. the purpose OF The
meeting being tO hear the report Of the
Ordinance Committee I'M regard 90 allow
ing franchise for operating "a street
railway on queen street After some
discussion the council adopted tle report
of the committee which gave tne New
port News and Old Point Railway ana
Electric Company the right FOB operai" "a
double track system on Arm.-tead avenue
and queen street 20 Hampton Bridge. 10
is not known what action the company
now asking for rights from ine Town Will
take. 4 franchise has been granted the
new company % run IFS cars through GER
tain portions Of the town. but thcy are
anxious tO modify this if possible, 80 as
% be i'm a position tO compete success
fully in point Of time with the present
company.
Mrs. G. NJ Bickford. "a well-known lady
OF this place. was stricken with paralysis
Yesterday and though very SICK. her pny-
s.ciaus DO not fear serious results.
Colonel Thomas TabD and wife are IN
New York for q vacation.
Me-srs G.. Walter Mapp and Russell,
of the Accomac bar, have spent several
days in Hampton this week
The new y. NJ. a.. a. gymnasium was
opened last night with an exhibition drill
bv Mr.. keits class o. Newport News. \
class will he organized Immediately by the
members Of the Hampton Association.
The german az the ChamDerlin last
ufalt was largely attended ana was one
of the most enjoyable held az That hos
felrv I'm some time. Many couples were
An attendance from Newport News.
Hampton. Norfolk and Old Point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
THIS SESSION
THE BEST OF ALL
Prosperous Year With Union Theo-
logical Seminary.
PROGRAMME FOR THE CLOSING.
Rev. DIR. Eoscbro TO Address the Grad
mating Ciass-Thc Attendance In
creased 40 Per Ccnt-N hat This
school Is doing for Kichmond.

Tho FIRST years WORK of Union Theo-
logical Seminary in i,s new location IN
the suburbs OF Richmond viii Dee brought
10 close on Che 3lst 81 May The ses-
sion was opened ON the 5,h OF October
with ringing address hy Dr. Theodore
l. Cuyicr OF Brooklyn. and with other
suitable exercises connected with Che
solemn dedication of the new buildings TO
Cod
.nc term thus ausplciouslv begun has
boon one of unprecedented prosperity
throughout Tho number of students in
attendance has been very much larger
than ever before the total number for
the present session being uincfy-iwo The
average annual attendance for the urc-
ceding scvcnfy-f0ur years OF its history
Was foriy-hvc. The total attendance for
thc year preceding This was s.NfY-iNo.
So that hy iis removal to Richmond the
Seminary has made % gain n % single
session of about 40 rer cent. in attcn-
dance
Applications for rooms for next session
arc already coming in rapidly. and 30
looks as ~ the directors would have TO
take steps for the erection of additional
buildings for the accommodation NJ The
Increasing numbers DO Will crafty the
people o. Richmond To- know that az
though The number of students SIS 20
much larger than ever before. tho Semi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

nounce the opening of the nest session Oh
Wednesday. October ith. ~ J.. ~
THE GRADUATES.
The erauates this year viii bee as ioi-
lows:
lanes Eustace Ballou. panNiIle' Va
1 S Baird Tesxarkana. Texas.
Edward Pascal Bradley statesNIiie, NJ.
G.
william Ford Bull. Norfolk Va.
Nyulam Henry Frazer Lafayette. Ala
Charles Lee Goodman. Basket. hy.
Edward Epes Lane. Richmond va
Allen Jones. Jr. Pocket. y. g.
Joseph Layton Mauzy Mc'iahey 7Fi"''
Va ,, ~,
Uueh pcyton McClintc. Richmond. VA.
PANEL Patrick McGeachy humber
Bridge y. c.
William Scott Morton. liilanua'e' l''
GEORGE Thomas Pace Clarksyille. Tenn.
John Gibson Rcyeley Timber RIDGE
Va.
Joseph Carlton Scott Wisachy = to
George Field SEWER. Richmond Mo.
Robert Ernest Unison, Charleston W.
Va. ...,,,.
Hazael Joseph Williams, Jr' GreenVi''e'
Va. ,..,.,..
Robert Murphy Williams TAYLOR s.
Bridge y. @. ......i,
william Clarence Underwood hop'"'"'
y C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
SOUTHWEST PROGRESS.
4 New Telephone Company-College
In,proycment-Isailr Work

a
lmproycment-I:ail Work
BRIsTOL VA. May 10-Special-The
virginia and Tennessee Telephone Com
pany has been organized and chartered
with the following officers: George NJ.
Halstein. president; ID. ID. Hull. vice.
president and treasurer Beauregari
Laughon. general manager This CONF
panv proposes 10 purchase and operate
AN the telephone systems between Brls-
tot. Radford and Big Stone Gap.
IL is rumored that the Carter syndicate
located In this city. will soon purchase
large tracts OF land IN Johnson. Unica
and Carter counties. Tennessee.
Immediately after the commencement
exercises of Sullin's College. work will
DE begun upon a new addition of Sui
Inns College costing twenty-five thous-
and dollars.
The commencement exercises OF Sui
Inns Female College will begin Sunday
Nav 2lst: Southwest Virginia Institute
sunday. May 29th; King College, Sunday
June lih.
The MAYOR and Board Of Aldermen OF
bristol Tenn, have transferred 10 the
limited states government lot on Shell
nv street. on which Will be erected 4
any thousand dollar government build
Ing. 49,, =.
About nine miles below this place at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
WANT ALL THE BONDS,
\ winston Company Bids for the
Whole Coming Issue.

WINSTON y. c., May N.-spccial-
Wachor.a Loan and Trust Company ol
this city has put ia bid Tor aA inc
bonds 10 be issued by tine state next
month to Che amount of $1,000.
Memorial pay was celebrated here to-
dov bv NorHeet Camp of Confederate
veterans Addresses were made by Hon.
O. Il watson. Captain r.. X. Crawford
ANA others. An elegant dinner was
served TO The old soldiers by the ladies'
OF the twin city, The graves Oh 'no
confederate dead in the cemetery were
also beautifully decorated by the i'aies'
A fund was started amons the veterans
To purchase uniforms 20 bee worn by mem
i'm attending funeral services OF dead
soldiers. annual meetings OF the camp
and the neat annual reunion at LOUIS
Vile, .l\y.
mont exercises of Salem Female College
opened to-nlgh. with "a grand concert, in
which more than one hundred pupils took
part.
The reputation of this famous school
for fine music was fully sustained in ile
rendition of to-nights programme. ihe
baccalaureatc sermon Will Dee preached
I'm tse Od Moratian Home Church toe
morrow morning 10y Rev. Dr. Egbort
Smith. of Greensboro. Thiriy-nine young
ladies. who represent many Southern and
several Northern states, compose this
years graduating class
Visitors are coming in ON every train 70
attend The commencement exercises,
which will NOT Doe concluded until next
THURSDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
NEVER CAME BACK.
Anxious Inquircrs Desire The Presence
ofPcter West. Palmist.

Several weeks ago big harlng letters
I'm the windows of one Of the trankun-
street rooms Of the Windsor Hotel am
n0unced that Peter West. Palmist was
there and ready TO forctell everything
that arpertaiued 90 the future OF those
who We're willing and ready % place "a
piece of money 90 the hand they extended
toward nim
Ho carried on a prosperous business
during the time De remained there ana
always promptly paid his hotel blll.
About tWO weeks ago ne lett the CIV,
and left word with the hotel people that
DE would soon return and resume his
practice
In t0 GATE ne has not returned, but
Yesterday number of people visited
tho hotel making anxious Inquiries con-
corning his whereabouts. one of the anX-
ious mQuircrs stated that she had given
the "palmlst' over 500 in cash and a
pair of diamond earrings 10 cure her or
heart trouble. and that he promised 20
confer with her yesterday about the
matter She is still suffering with heart
trouble. She declined to give her name.
and left with the remark that that woull.
not be the end OF the matter.
When the "Palmist' does return he will
have his hands fun with the people who
are looking for him now.
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of the main building bearing the follow
ing inscription:
Watts Hal. This building ls erected
90 the glory of God through the Christian
lberaiiy OF George W. Watts. elder in
The First Presbyterian church of Dur
ham. North Carolina. as a. han Of in-
strucu0u. wherein shall Doe committed TO
faithful men. able % teach others also
the glorious Gospel of the blessed God as
held and taught by the sbyt"Iian
Church i'm the nited states. Dedicated
October llh. A. d.. Eighteen hundred
and nlncty-eighD
THE SPENCE LIBRARY.
Other objects of special interest are the
fre-pr00f library. the munhceut gift of
Mr. W. w. Spence. ruins elder .iu the
First church, Baltimore. The stack room
has capacity OF nifty thousand volumes
Numbers of valuable ecclesiastical d0cu-
monts have been sent in during the -cs-
sion in order TO secure their preservation
I'm this fre-prOOf structure. The beautiful
reading room has % notable collection OF
portraits of Presbyterian WORTHLESS. the
latest addition 90 il being nne pastel
picture of Che Rev w. II. Fo0te, -. d.,
the historian
AN visitors viii Doe interested also i'm
inspecting the rooms. which have been
furnished by churches and individuals
in memory of beloved friends
Through the liberality of Mr. Arents.
OF New York the grounds have been put
into beautiful order. with stone drives.
grass beds. trees and towering shrubs
All visitors I'm the evening viii Doe struck
with the singularly brilliant and soft
light with which the buildings are fur
nishcd from the seminary own gas
plant The houses and ground are sup-
piled with pure artesian wafer The OK
cepdonally good health cujoved by the
entire seminary community during This
first year ON the new site !. attributed
by some t0 the excellence of the water.
THE COMMENCEMENT
The final examination 9f tle students
begin this wcch The closing public exc
erciscs begin on Sunday. May -th at ID
A. NJ. with an address I'm The seminary
chapel on "The Pastors Office" Boy Rev.
=. NJ Green. u. d.. the retiring Modcra-
tor of the General Assembly The am
nual Missionary Address will Le delivered
at IS Il. NJ Of'the same day bv Rev. u.
NJ Whaling. -. j.. of Lexington. va.
The Board OF Directors twonN-f0ur in
number. representing the two Syuods of
virginia and North Carolina. viii meet
ON Tuesday. MAY a0th. at 10 &. ~ There
will be much important business 10 en-
gage their attention. The fHo items Of
most interest 10 tho public Will be the
Boards reception OF the liberal PROPOSE
ton of gentleman of this city. whose
name is withheld for the present. to give
the seminary $1,000 for the .rccion of
chapel end tho action TO De taken in
regard 10 the establishment Of am addi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
NOVEL INJUNCTION SUIT.
4 Henry County Candidate Tries to
Enioin the Electrical Board.

NrARTINsVILLE. VA. May 2O-Spe-
ouI-A very novel case was tried before
Judge S. g. white of the Circuit Court
to-day. ID was asa injunction brought
I'm piusyNania county by W. w. Pigg
candidate f0r the office of sheriff, to enc
ioin tie Electoral Board from having
printed ana used tickets and apply
the Australian ballot system I'm the COM
ing county election. upon the allegation
chat no nominations have been made by
amy political party except the Prohioi-
ton party aud that its nominations are
now bonafde and valid. but done with
the view and in order TO- aid certain cam
didatcs OF other parties.
There being only TWO members Of the
Prohibition convention who nominated
their candidates. the claim IS that this
was a bogus committee. and without
any proper authority
Mr. Nat Green. OF Danville. repre-
scented the plaintiff. and Mr. r. w. Pea
tross the defendant The Judge took
time to- consider the case.
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q, Christianity which have been heard
nv great numbers of our people with de-
light. The students also have been acuVe
,n all forms Of Sunday school and mis-
sion work in and around the city, besides
eunplving the pulpits OF the various de-
nominations In eases OF emergency
MISSIONARY TO CUBA.
Perhaps the most notable movement In
the Seminary itself during the session
Vs. the determination OF the students
~ raise in the Seminary the sum OF >.V'
for the purpose OF supporting a rev mis-
sionary-one of their own numpef-H
cuba They have raised the money ana
propose 70 contribute an equal amount
every following year The spirit OF
Foreign Missions has always been very
strong IN the Seminary and 10 has al
vavs been the chief recruiting ground Of
The Presbyterian Church for that work.
slx of the eight male missionaries who
have been sent 10 Korea since work was
beg,,n there I'm 1872 were trained for their
work by Union Seminary and more than
half Of an the missionaries who have
baer sent by this Church 90 China. Japan.
Korea. Africa Brazil. South America and
other parts OF the unevangelzed world
are also her sons.
,rbie Seminary IS. therefore not only
the oldest and largest PresbytcrGn semi
nary I'm the South. not only the chief
.ource % ,upply for ministers for Presby-
terrain pu'pits throughout the south. but
The chief source Of supply for foreign
nnissionaries
Special addresses on this great subject
hsvo been delivered IN the seminary ms
session by Dr. Chester The head OF the
rorcip, Mission work ~ the Church and
nv varlou. missionaries who ere NJ home
u, ,nriouah such as Rev y. =. Price. NJ
china and Rev. c. r. Morton OF Brazil.
as well as by members OF the faculty ana
pasiors Of the CLYDE Withrespoon'
NJ Guthrie Mr. Cook and Others.
Rev. James a. Worden. d. d, Of Phila-
delphia. delivered en- the Seminary chapel
in FEBRUARY a series Of helpful lectures
on Sunday school work.
RECREATION WORK.
Recreation has not been neglected. Va
nous social functions and entertainments
hAys enliyened many OF the winter even
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

make it practically impossible Tor tne
company to carry ont its agreement with
the Chesapeake and Ohio
INDIGNATION BELT
Considerable Indignation was expressed
Yesterday at the failure of the fuD-coil-
mittee TO accomplish anything after 20
long a time.
There are hundreds OF thousands OIL
dollars waiting 10 come here. said
Gentleman. "There is work for huns
dreis OF men for months and months,
and 10 does seem TO me to Dee the height
of folly To- delay granting the companies
what they ask
81 am in favor of protecting the city,
interests. but there is a point where tnls
plea becomes absurd. These compan.e
have acquired many Thousands of dole
lars worth or property here. which the
have no earthly use for except to emplo
for the purposes named in their petit
lion TO the Council and I think it alto
gother useless and unreasonable Go re
0uire ID bond OF them after such a guar
antee has been given.
'It IS gratifying to note DE con-
Guided chat "a portion of the committee
Sc in favor OF expedItIng the work.
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tional professorship for the handling al
certain subjects of advanced work when
are not yet adequately provided for.
on Tuesday evening. May 10th. az
o'clocK. Rev. j. H. Hoge, y. D.. viii de-
liver an address in Watts Hall on "Ihe
Palestine of To-day" Dr. lloge has re-
Gently returned from a visit to the HOY
Land.
On Wednesday morning, May 5ist. at
II o'clock, the final address 20 the grauu-
atlng class will be delivered by Kew =,
w Rosobro, d. D., and the diplomas VIII
be presented by the President OF '"e
Board OF directors lie VIII theh oeciaEv
the present session closed ana VIII an-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Bluff city. Tenn. the storehouses Of
Messrs. Brown and Norvell, were totally
destroyed by fire on Thursday. Dhey
We're insured t0 the amount of $500.
Since the purchase of the 5. \. and o.
and d. T.. ANA y. G.. railroad by the
Carter syndicate the surveying of the
line between Elizabethton. Tenn. and
Embreyule. Tenn. has been commenced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL,
The Programme OF the Electoral TO BE
Fixed This Week

ON Monday afternoon the ladies' of the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association VIII
meet in the lecture-room ol che second
PresbyI eliau church to make The are
raneencnts for the proper observation
of Hollywood Memorial Day and TO de-
eide upon the programme 90 Dee executed
on that day.
4 letter has been sent hy the ladies'
of that organization To Il. H. Lee Camp
notifying that body % take charge OF
the parade which viii take place on that
day. and the veterans very promptly re-
sronded I'm the Affirmative by clectins
Major Thomas A. BrandCr chief mar
shall. who viii have charge of the pa
rade.
ON sunday May 2Sth. Lee Camp will
turn out IN q body In the gray uniform
20 participate I'm the exercises and listen
90 the memorial sermon which Will he
delivered on that occasion by Rev. w.
Y Tudor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

ings. the most notable Of which was
MIR Polk Miilcr's evening, complimentary
to the Seminary. which was the occasion
~ unbounded merriment The ministerial
love of innocent FUN Is proyorbial. The
seminary stands in the very heart OF the
bicvclisi's paradise. and the wheel has
heon much iu vogue for exercise on the
magnificent avenues The Seminary has
also leased one OF the scven-acrc lots Inn
medlatciv adjacent for an athletic ground,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
SPENCE LIBRARY AND wEsTwOOD AVENUE.

shall street, and will consist Of tableaux
Rotations and music by some Of the best
talent Of the city Among the latter
Miss Koiner. formerly Of Stanton, but
now resident Of the city. will play a
violin solo Mr.. Crump will delight the
company with a solo. and I'm all respects
a most enjoyable evening is promised
After the attractive programme re-
Treatments will be served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
UNUSUAL COMFORTS FOR AN EX-
CgFRSID<

There will be attached to Mrs. GINS
excursion train 20 Ola Point on Monday
May "a. parlor car. Seats p CENTS
each way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
SnaIl Indictment.

I'm the city Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
I'M tine suit Of Belvin and schoolherr
against Mrs. Celia Kass for STILLS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
ALL OF THEM FINE.

steinway. Knabe Hardman, kimoall
and standard Pianos are all fine. When
YOU are in the market FOR a piano, eN-
amino them. No fancy prices charged ior
reducing monthly instalment payments
The prices represent honest work, whici'
means satisfaction and return In duranh-
NV. No regrets. no excuses 70 mahe'
Every sale makes us a friend. waiter
ID Moses & Co, 1905 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Observation-Disclosures.

The ladies OF Monroe Baptist churcn
will give am entertainment next WedneS-
day at SI5 O'Clock. p. NJ. The enter
tamment Will be held at 922 West Mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

1t will pay you TO buy your furniture
from j. H. Rusby d Co. Broad and Fou-
shee streets. Everything sold at sacIf-
ficed prioaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Crowds attend the great tur"i'u,e sa''
OF J. II. Busby x Co, Broad ana rou-
shee streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

the great furniture sale OF Busoy & CO..
Broad and F0ushee streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
PEACE JUBILEE.
Washington. ID. Especial Rates via
& and %.

For the Peace Jubilee a. Washington.
n - Nav pa and 18th, the Chesapeake
ana ONO Railway VIII sell tickets from
stations on their line 10 WASHINGTON ID.
.. and return at rate ana one-halI Tor
the round trip. These tickets VIII be
sold May 2lst 22d, and sd good until
May nth Rate from Richmond S.0o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Big Millinery sale at The Tower to-mor'
row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-17
BOOKSELLING EXTRAORDINARY.
NEW IDEA PUT FORWARD. TO WHICH ANY PUB
Usher Is WELCOME.

II have grand idea." said Mr.. Cheeryble, rush
ing into the office of publisher the other day.
you know how many publishers are complaining
that II grows harder and harder every year TO sell
books as mere books The people want them illus
trated by the latest methods; they want them beau
tlfuly printed; they want them tastefully bound.
and spoiled have they been by the modern meth
cd OF selling that any work which runs into three
four volumes they will only buy on instalments
with spec al bookcase thrown In to fit the set
Now my scheme Is not to oppose this tendency
but TO pamper II IN an extent never vet dreamed
OF by any publisher and so rake In all the trade
would take some massive, popular work. like an
encyclopedia, for instance. combine with II a spe-
clal bookcase. OF course. and also reclining chair
That chair alone Is an idea sure to catch on, but
my browning hit would be an addition to the OUTFIT
OF a photograph with a set OF cylinders so ex-
tensive to cover every chapter in all the vol
umes. Sell the entire combination on instalments
OF 81 week. 10 be delivered payment OF the
first dollar. Then every hard working man can
Ito at full length in his reclining chair every
evening and have the sum OF all wisdom read 10
him without trouble until he falls asleep. Great
idea, eh7"
But the publisher had not been listening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-17
TIRE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass. Dec i6 Special. Brokers ~
port that the local print cloth market has "
firm and fairly active during the week. The s'
will reach nearly three hundred thousand ps..,
and most Of them were odd counts. The quotauS.
still holds at 81 cents. but there Is feeling 'n
will 20 higher before the end OF the year MAN.
facturers are slow sellers, for they are so w"
engaged ahead that they are In no hurry 10 ~"
the demand AZ present prices. il Is understoo' w."
50 per cent OF the total production is sold INTO
March and they are hxed In the mills that VIZ -,
goods cannot he purchased In any quantity io' ~
livery before April Converters are In the MAR
every day and there IS tendency 20 ln ne, ssn
prices on various styles OF weaves. but the MN NV
are In a position TO hold of. . ,aks
Every mill has many contracts as IL een snrs
care OF for come time to come. and there az ana
that have more business than they can hanuiv ara
work the regular hours. For this reason tnes .sr-
running NIGHTS from TO 10 and SATURDAY roonsht
MOONS employing two shifts. This mas ~ be.
about a protest from the labor unions, VIZ NJ con.
lieye such a plan well under way VII. oboyter
tinued and that any legislation In favor o. ~ they
hours will be retarded thereby. Consequens9 and
have decided that night work must 1873 800 night
they have informed the mills thar uhni order
work Is discontinued Immediately they mnnrs,st IN
a strike OF union hands In all mills that ~, II IS
running over the regular schedule or hou all the
probable that there will be no strike, as a, thsy
mills are now short OF. help and are aoins ="
can to bring operatives from other places