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The times., 1899-08-09
SISTERS FOUND DEAD.
Their Bodies Discovered Only After
Several Days Had Passed.

Philadelphia. Aug. S.-Mary and Ann
Crozier, maiden sisters, were found dead
in their home, 1880 South Seventh Street,
It was thought that they were murdered,
but after the investigation the police say
there was no murder. They think that
the elder. Mary. who had been i'll for
months, died last Friday, and that Annie,
despondent at being left alone. turned on
.he gas in the kitchen, where she was
found, and ended her life. They had no
money but owned the house in which they
lived.
The times., 1899-08-09
Murder aud suicrue.

North Conway. N. H., Aug. 8.-Charles
L. Bennett, wood chopper. of Conway
Centre, tonight shot Mrs. Miller and then
committed suicide. Both died instantly.
Mrs Miller had been living with Bennett.
but lately Tilted him.
The times., 1899-08-09
BEATlY'S MEN Rejected
Bad Treatment of Enlisted Men at
Camp Meade.

The wouId-He Captain VIII Now BE
But Lieutenant-Many OF Those
Who rendered Their Services Re
turn to Washington Fnreieai
Methods In Making Examinations.
The times., 1899-08-09
ALL THE TROOPS LEAVE.
The Police Left in Complete Control
at Cleveland.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. S.-AH O; the
troops on strike duty here marched away
today. leaving the police in control. The
boycott Is still in force. Mayor Jones, of
Toledo. is expected 10 speak on "Muni-
cipal ownership the final remedy for strik-
eFs" at the Union Street car mems picnic,
TO be held here tomorrow. The union viii
appoint reception committee to meet
Mayor Jones upon his arrival here
The times., 1899-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

Contraction of chest short breath. weak
lungs, and asthma cured by medical gym
nastic at the Gymnastie Institute, 20 Third
st. ne. JOHN Z. REUBSAM, DR.. NJ. TIL.
iy23-t
The times., 1899-08-09
sim Hone for Dewey's Presence.

Chicago, Aug. s-A letter from Admiral
Dewey addressed to Mayor Harrison has
been received declining the invitation from
the Illinois Manufacturers Association to
visit Chicago. This does not destroy the
hope that the Admiral will visit Chicago
in October.
The times., 1899-08-09

MEN Kidney trouble preys upon
NAL<iN the mind, discourages and
AMI lessons ambition; beauty,
HtND yigor, and cheerfulness soon
WOMEN disappear when the kidneys
out OF order or diseased.
For pleasing results DR.. Kiirner's Swamp Root
the great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sample
bottle by mail free, also pamphlet.
Address DR.. Kimer b Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.
The times., 1899-08-09
THIS PAPER is PRINTED

With INK furnishcd by JkESECKE RRus. 3 Fg
eCHNEEAANN. New York City. my2Iu en-
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

r. q. Rogers and W. II. Meyers and
family are up from bingham ON
visit Tor a few days. They are located
nc the white house,
s. 49, Wilson. of payuun. ~ In tho
cit you business. De Is dumicllcd at the
white house.
y. II. Torcy "a down from Pnri, city
TO circulate for a day or so among his
many friends.
WIN and John Honor together with
their wives, ARE mp from the Carbon
city and are registered 90 the Cullen.
Gabriel De Kreko. a tourlgt. H. regis
tered at the Walker house from Tur-
koy.
Tom Gillian, the well known mining
man OF MaryHvulc, lH up on business
connected with the mines,
Miss Hcssic kcnp0ut of Park city.
Is in tho city YlsitIng friends She 81
located az the walker house.
=. NJ McMlchapl OF the Plattshurg
Lender. Missouri gave the news a call
today.
Miss Edna Trunncl. formerly Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. arrived In tho
city today. and honccforth her ho,ae
win Doc here. Miss Trunncl was cons
uoCted with one NJ the largest printing
establishments Goo Chattanooga II will
be- remembered that this young lldy's
mother came here ON visit several
weeks ugu, and wrote a letter 20 a
paper In Chattanooga for publication,
in which she conveyed her ideas and
sentiments regarding the "Mormons,"
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CHOIR TN CANNED.
lloodlums Throw Bric.a-Brac Through
Ilili Church Window.

A gang n hoodluma at NinSi East
and First South atructs on sunday
evening made things lively Tor the
worshlppers ut the hin church In that
locality
According to the testimony that was
forthcoming before Judge rimmony
this afternoon. "a gang Of boys has been
ln the habit ~ nnnoylng the congrcga.
ton by loud talking whlstllng ana
general bad behavior outside the ChufNh
during services Things reached n
climax when q fragrant lobster can
came sailing through the window last
sunday evening. The can In ilH head
long night struck "a lady IN the choir,
who promptly struck hlgh note that
caused the minister % also strike ana
temporarily suspend\hls discourse while
the deucons sailed from the south
portal of the building and gathered IN
two youngsters and "a cripple who
couldn't run The boys today gave
the names OF Peter Gray. 10. Erlck
johnson. ii. and John Holden, u years
Guilty or not gullty1" qucrled chris
Please. sir. We didn't mean no harm
and don't know nothing about nothing,
Frank Grow threw the can, not us"
Then tho court read them lecture
hNN HAlns 1T any nA you uN1Hi UT my
others. are brought ln here charged
with o. similar oncuse. nothing on earth
can save you front going 10 JAN. No
matter what denomination; no one has
right In this city TO disturb % re-
llgious denomination. Now. 20. and sin
no more.
The lads dried their eyes and de-
parted.
Q. O. Armstrong. drunk said he
stayed In town 90 get hlH laundry out.
consequently, he got "in' Tor i've days
10 come,
+. n Howard. cripple. too much beer.
was told he came too often and received
a duplicate dose.
Frank Phelps. an aged drunk. bound
Tor POcatcllu. who auored sp loudly on
State street that be- disturbed "a 500
ciable. looked supremacy surprised
when the court had compassion on hiA
gr.y hairs and told him 90 depart
J. W Boyd. q cripple. said same as
old gent"
team" unused Timmony you had
better join the old man"
Matthias Menkn. vuFruncy." ratified
on Prosecutor Delhi.
Nothing Of the kind" intcrjccted
the police court character. "tvo been
working like little man saving wood.
TN tell yer Judge, some parties has Il
IN for me ana I'm goln ter employ
counsel 20 enter suit for"
Lot the ease go over" was the
hurried lntoriection. and Mat sat down.
The cuso against Jack Rlchnrdson Tor
petit larceny wuH continued indefinite.
~ on account Of the defendant having
been sent 20 the Provo asylum.
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Prof. Stephens Has Decided on l25
of His Concert Tour Singers.
THE CREAM OF THE CHOIR.
Many Applications coming from other
states-Aii Refused stephens Goo
ing 90 brighton aud California

Prof. stephens. In conversation with
representative Of the "Nows' today
stated that he was In possession OF over
three hundred names Of the Tabernacle
choir who had volunteered 20 go East
on the choir concert tour. lie has se-
lected i25 out OF this number, VINO are
the cream Of the big melody producing
organisation. one hundred ana hity
only are 20 be- chosen. and the professor
will select the remaining % In few
days. OF course they viii be chosen
from tho best material In the conmun-
ny.
Prof. stephens said that he had re-
cciycd a number Of applications from
people residing In adjoining states. for
the privilege Of going East with the
choir. but to ull he had made the same
answer, that n they were not members
OF the choir he could not consider thelr
application, ua members only would pe
allowed TO 10. lie has also received
numerous applications for positions ~
the orchestra. which viii be composed
OF fifteen pieces. He has already out
lined plans for the rphourrnla, To begin
the latter part ~ August and TO con-
tinue. separate from the choir prnctlcea'
untl they leave III beiuuNis Z w NNANlN
that viii be sung IL being got out In
haste.
Prof stephens will 20 to Brighton
Tor q few days outing with friends.
after which he viii return TO the city
Co prepare FOR his annual trip to the
Pacific coast. which outing he enjoys
moro than any other. His trip 20 the
head of the Provo river Ia company
with some NJ his young friends was a
most delightful one. The party was
made up of both sexes: the ladies were
Miss Minnie James Miss Florence ana
Miss Leone Horne. Miss DnEm1r Mar
riger. Miss Bertha Bishop ana Miss
Jessie ChriBtopheraon. The gentlemen
were. Prof stephens. Willard. Victor
and Einor ChrlstorhotH0n. Lawrence
MarriEOr Fay whitney and Frank Rig
by The party first intended going to
the head or weber river, but the awol-
lon condition Of that stream made Il
impossible. 10 they went 10 the head of
Provo river and there pitched their
tented village. and INDUCED In swaklng
the musical echoes, alumbcring In the
mountain gofgcs, and making them
selves particularly obnoxious 60 the
fish and game. The party returned last
night after an absence OF IS days.
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AWAIT BRYAN'S DECISION.
Uncertainty Of Democrats Regarding The Chi
eago Meeting.
Committee TO Take Definite Action on
the Issues 60 be Fought IN Next
Years Campaign.

Chicago, July ig.-Democrats OF ma
tlonu Importance began 10 arrive In
Chicago today and at noon there was
quite a colony of distinguished mem-
bors ana advisers OF the national COM
mittee ready to take part IN the meet
ing of that body tomorrow at the sher-
man House.
George Frederick Williams OF AIassa-
chusctts. who Is regarded as the east
crn candidate for second place on tho
ticket with Bryan; John W. Tomllns OF
Alabama. True Morris OF New Hump
shire, Judge Jamos y. Tarvln Of Ken
lucky, q crowd OF Mclean men from
Ohio. and several more were on the
ground. just before noon Ex-Governor
William J. Stone u Missouri. who will
act as chairman OF the committee in
tho absence OF Senator Jones Of Arkan-
ana, ana several Of his associate ar
rived. Tho kentuckihna. including
senator ]. G. 4. blackburn and senator
Gocbel, recently nominated for COVER
NOR National Committeeman wondson
Clark, Howell Of Georgia.. and others
were expected tonight
The opinion was generally expressed
by the early arrivals that definite nc.
ton on the issues to be fought for in
next years campaign would be- decided
upon az tomorrow's meeting Much in
tcreHt was manifested In the trouble
over tomorrow nightA auditorium
meeting. The announcement OF Mayor
Harrison and National Committeeman
Gnhnn, that they would ignore tho
auditorium annir created no end of
talk' and Bryan's decision In the mat
Ter was unNioualy awaited.
Mr. Bryan was expected 10 arrive to-
night or carly tomorrow morning nnd
both sides 10 the controversy profegsed
certainty as 10 his decision. ii was re-
ported that Mr., Bryan had already nc-
ccpted an Invitation 20 address tho
auditorium gathering. and the fartlon
supporting that meeting declare IL
would now be impossible for him to
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KILLED An AMERICAN.
Filipino insurgent. Firo at Boat-Ter-
rifle Rain. la Manila.

Manila, July 10, $685. p. m.-The Span
lah commission charged with ncEotlnt-
Ing for the release Of Spanish prisoners
held by the Fllip,,ts expect to return
10 Tarlac soon with fun authority to
secure the release Of all tho prisoners.
The commissioners hope 10 b. able To-
make arrangements under which the
sum they are 20 pay for the ransom
~ the Spanish prisoners will be de-
posted In the bank, 10 be drawn by the
Filipln0s 90 future date so that the
money carinot be used to carry on the
war against the United states.
The Filiplnus have refused Co allow
civilian prisoners to embark ON board
any ship leaving Aparr, although they
had passports signed by AguinMdo.
There have been terrific rains hero
during the last two days. In conss-
1uence II has been necessary To use
boats In moving about tho STREETS OF
Manila and the whole country AZ
flooded. The total precipitation thus
fur In july has been 30 Inches md
In the last 81 hours twelve inches 81
rain has fallen.
Insurgents encamped on the bank Of
the Rio 0rande today fired ON tho boai
Laguna de Bay, killing one soldier and
wounding two.
The gunboat quickly dispersed the In
surgsnts.
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OGDEN DAY AT LAGOON.


The various nectarinn Sunday schools
OF ogden gave an excursion 20 Lagoon
yesterday. and most enjoyable day
was spent About 200 people were On
attendance and ALI were delighted with
the outing A ban game with lady
players, was 60 have been given, hut
Tor some cause. II was not played. The
children enjoyed the performance of the
lions. and 900 agreed that klanlla WIS
the best lion tanner they had ever seen,
feet control. and apparently ~ docllo
uH net kittens. To-day iH ogden day
ut the Lagoon. and the ogden Brass
band viii Doe In attendance. 10 well ms
u crowd OF 1900. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged, tgo NJ the
features being u ball game between the
ogden and Rio Grande Western teams.
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nrrrcrIyn snnrrs rALKs.
pon't Like The WAY Important witnesses
Disappear from View,


Detective George Sheets this after
noon was worry pronounced regarding
the manner in which he says he has
been handicapped by the ggngral pub
lic IN the Morris shooting case. Tie
claims that public crlticiHm regarding
tho fact that nuubrook was not Inn
rest. ~ totally uncnllod Tor and that
he has not been connected with tho
police force for nine years not TO
know the way 10 30 10 work
The fact Of the matter ~ that SheetH
WIS rven instructions 10 f.ay with
ncnhrook with the hopes that he would
talk and throw some llght upon the
tragedy.
"oh. the public can crltlclsc but
when IL comes 60 helping out they
throw every obstacle they can In the
way said the detective Ia tones of
deep dlsguat
Look at these witnesses" he con-
tlnucd instead Of coming nut like mon
and coming mp here nsl tDlling their
story. they scatter 10 The four winds
and one can't lay his hands on Thorn
FOR love or anything else. Why, / have
gone without sleep ana worn out pair
of shoes chasing rumUrH ana stories
that people have furnished regarding
this shooting nnnir"
"'rhen these sugnciouH guys that come
up 20 one ana say ~ you only know
what ! know and then walk away
with an air of superior knowlcdgo,thoy
make me TIRED
"NcH. the public are prone IN crltieiHe
hut precious little holp one gets from
Thorn lust tho same" Whcreupou the
slV-fasr-uno detective arose from his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-19

We have had fine exhibitions %,
cycling, but the events scheduled ~,
tonight at tho Salt Palace track Viii
eclipse anything N the sort Ne, ~
tempted. Gum, the haif.niie
champion Of Utah. will try 10 lower Ky.
unpaccd State record Of 21g. % p
Emory. the long distance chnmni,,,
Will try to again lower the colors uf ~
car Julius In i've mile pursuit r,c.
The events Tor tonight are: ''
] mile lap race, professional:
mile Invitation professional:
y mile handicap amateur:
= mile match race Ensign W Mc,t,.
In connection with the above oven,.
there viii be- grand band concert Al
mission 20 all. 20 cents. ''-
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As 10 rniyATr couNsrL.
County Attorney Putnam iiolds that Il
Cannot be Employed.


Cannot he Employed.
An important question that has been
before the public in connection with
u number nf actual and attempted salt
Lake homlrldDH. came MP today ltrlh.
tivoH ~ Morris expressed themselves
na being very anxious tn have the pros
ecution make out strong ease against
the accused. They admit that Burt was
infatuated with Miss Strumbvrg but
they also believe that ho was dellhor-
ntoly aud cruelty murdered and with
that end IN Wow have talked N vm-
ploying Judge Dickson. who, by Tho
way. saw the two mysterious young
women run from the cafe. assist the
prosecution. Before doing anything
IN the matter. however county Attnr-
ncy Putnam was consulted and re-
spcctfully declined 60 permit the cm-
pluymunt M private counsel nf rather
to allow II 90 appear IN tho case, said
hei "rhu matter game ny two years
and a half aEo WHEN Waldrmnr Van
colt was county attorney ana he Csc
/ have since followed. lie refused 10
permit private counsel in the Hamilton
murder case. in the Nearns blaCkmnil
and other Cusua. / did the alfuo thing
In the Jones Stout murder case. where
the relatives wanted Judge Powers lH-
ISOLATED with me, But ] felt that 10
was my duty 20 decline IL, and that Il
the way I feel IN this case. much ne
I would like a. accommodate those
most Interested Hut the county att0r-
ney WINS elected by the people of the
county and hls whole duty IN TO
thUm
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Cannot Prosecute, y. ITO Il an Attorney Of
Tho mnnhrnnLa.


When Lawyer Ountcr. assistant pros
rcutlug attorney uf the county arose
In Justice McNnator'a court today and
announced that Dec wnf clearly dlH-
qualified 90 act IN HE official capacity
there was much speculation HH 90 TIE
cause OF his decentralization. Speaking
uf the matter tn To- representative VI the
News" SIR GuutUr said that he was
tho legal adviser and acting counsel fnr
the Hcnhrookra that De-. be- was before
this trouble came up, ana aa "a matter
~ fact WIS NJ now in that be- was de-
Tending uenbroOk iu gambling case
that nroHe Coz Justice Melons court
"suIt." SAID he n have been very care
fui not 10 talk with the uenhurpks ~
regard 10 this matter knowing full wen
the Improperly ~ Hu doing and ihe
criticism 10 which I could be- Justly
subjected. and acting on this theory
I stated to the Hcnhruoka in tho pres
cncu ~ tho police I that ala not wish
them tn open thelr mouths a. me In re-
gard 10 the trouble they were now IN.
They have not done - and l. myself.
have bccn very careful. Nut with on
my care I feel that I could not tnko
this case up in Justice 10 the public, the
relatives n the dead or 90 myself"
fn addition 20 the gambling case In
which Mt. gunter represents the slayer
OF young Morris he unil he had acted
FOR a brother of DsnbrookH In the Pat
nee DRUG store and other LITIGATION.
Regarding tho gambling case the facts
show that Sam Farrell. young man
r,aiding iu this city. did, Du June lOih
Of tho present year, lose the sum ~
t2t1 In nenhrook'e gambling house II
IL claimed Tor the young man that he
wnn wheoditd into tho institution by
say companions und that he was
whecdlod out Of his cash by experts
IN the fionbrook dive Farrell was
much broken up over his loss. but was
not satisfied with his experience. Ito
wanted hia cash and Instituted legal
proceedings 10 recover &c. " he gets
h. success d. before him and not "a
thing 81 the past OF course. be- VIII
not ret n. Mr. Guntrr acting Ia his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-19
A NEW POTATO.

There g. variety Of the prolific
tubgr commonly called the Irish potato,
known In England aa the Hebron
Henuty. n H. sometimes called the
ROYAL potato, because ~ the tradition
that II b. used by the crown. The
queen Dr. said Co prefer 70 10 AN other
kinds n Dr. rather small, very white
and nowcty and ~ good flavor. While
boz ENGLAND. Elder George Hilton See
cured from Mrs Thonbuli. an old mem
Der of the church. nc Hnrloy IN Essex
-four VI the tuhrrH. which he planted or
his return in hls garden lu the First
ward. and secured % good crop.
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NorIor or srocKnoLDrns' MEETlNo

NOTICE 4, horohy given that n genefAl
meeting ~ the stockholders uf the ufant
uulch Mining Company" q corporation XXX w.
der the laws OF Utah, will be hell ~ w
salt Lake city, state OF Utah, ON the ~ 10y
~ August l-pl, at o'clock pm. u $40 VIZ,
for tho purpose of considering hnd N0ils
tho articles VI Incorporation Of said company
to-wit;-Io amend article one ~ NV -
articles Of incorporation by substltnl s
INC words twenty-five 60 years NV WILL
MY QA years, The purpose uf such hli,aa
ment j. 20 change the time uf duration ,l w
corporation from twenty-five ela % w W.
years. and for the further purpose on w.
ing pficcrs and directors " said cnrpll a,u,I
ANA for tho transartluu ~ such othot uA'
moss rs may properly come before H.
Dated this luth dny " July, ~, 800
President
FRANK W. JENNINGS;
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JARMAN's PROPERTY.
Agent Of Notorious Anti.Normon Said
to be Searching Records.

An agent OF the notorious William
Jurman. OF nnu-"Mormon" fame. is
said to have boon In town Tor several
days looking into the county records
with view 10 finding out the title 10
property Ia salt Lake city which jar
man claims Co own 20 the value %
about three milton dollars Thus Tar
he has carefully avoided newspaper
men. and consequently nc publicity can
be given tho result uf his researches.
The boys, however nrc on his trail
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ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.
Mrs. Lydia McCauslin Young, of Provo
Dies from Paralysis.


Special per Deserct Telegraph.
Provo. July i9-Mrs. Lydia McCaus-
lin Young. OF the First ward. dlcd last
evening after an illness Of eight weeks
OF paralysis. Deceased cmigra,cd TO
Utah with her parents from Nauvoo.
NJ, In 1850 and has resided at Provo
most Of the time since
she was born IN Rand county H..
April IS 1885. was married to Jacob
Young, March 0. 1867. and was the
mother % thirteen children, five Of
whom nfe llWpW Funeral services
will be held at the First ward meeting
house Friday, at 2 o'clock y. m.
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Revolver Us.d In the Tragedy Furnished
by Third Person.

There ~ a now phase In the Morris
shooting case that puts another COM
plrSion on the AFFAIR II has leaked
out today ma a positive fact that nel-
thor Morris nor ncnhrook were armed
up until three minutes prior 20 the
shooting.
AZ that time a revolver was handed
up from the restaurant below 20 BEN
brook who received the same concealed
in napkin. ana then thus armed. he
succeeded Ia placing hiH stronger OPP
ponont In o. position where tho tuHalo
entered into ncrcc conflict FOR life or
death for the possession ~ the pistol,
With the tragic termination that the
young man was shot 10 death.
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STATE INSTITUTE OF ART.
Members Appointed by Governor Wells
This Afternoon.

Governor Wells this afternoon issued
n proclamation appointing J. r. Har-
wood. H. l.. A. Culmer. Mrs Elizabeth
g. McCune Miss Louise Richards, j.
y. Fairbanks. J. u, Paul and W. y.
Ware, members N the State institute
~ art, In accordance with chapter %
u the session laws.
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uad m Invitation Only 10 Disc with Al
bert Marri. 81 thr Merchants.

Concerning tho mention Of the name
OF Sir. Ives Cobb in connection with an
appointment with Albert Morris az the
Merchants cafe Mr. Cobb positively
declares that there was no appointment
the corner uf Second South and NIln
while on the way to the 7.i5 train for
snltnir. Albert said! II have n little
dinner party on. won't you Join uHf'
Mr. cobb replied IN the negative saying,
~ am sorry. but / can't do u becauir 1
am going 20 the Lake" From thlA u
appears that Mr.. Cobb was only iuvit-
"a and had no appointment with Al
bert. that h. was tho recipient N an
Invitation that came IN an kitsineHH az
what proved 20 De- AN unfortunate time.
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Mantle. W.
President Everett Of the big con.oi
dated company declares that he /.
well pleased with the situation.
There is nothing to arbitrnt." ,,t,
Mfr. Everett There are plenty of ~ ll
who are glad TO take the places OF ~
strikers and we shall have their MAJ
all iilled within a few days"
Mr., Everett asserted that men v...
constantly arriving from other clio, ~
take the places Of strikers. "
The strikers have announced The,
they viii make q statement to the pub'
10 tomorrow. ENu-