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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07

FOR SALE-Well-paying manufactures
business. practically no comp0titioa:
price $1.U0 cash or half cash. Address
n 10. care Observation-Disclosures.
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DON'T FORGET to attend Bickertcn .
Devttts removal auction sale Of furni.
ture at lbl2 First avenue. on Tuesday, thA
notice,
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FOR SALE-Canvassers outfits. rangin1
from s. TO $40; rapidly selling goods. IA
dress II. A. Libby. soldierS home. Ortins
Wash.
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FOR SALE-Bargains in lodging houeo
grocery stores. restaurants. cigar sean6s
and other business chances. 1900 to ~
on improved realty. Partners, yl06 q
5000. Moore & Co., ia James street
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PARTY with some capital can get In On 1
gilt-edged prospect carrying gold, silvess
and copper, right on salt water; win e.
Quire very little money TO make 4 foai
payer. Address + 80. care Post-InteI
gencer.
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FOR SAI.E-Near Third avenue car Ina
house. two lots. barn. chickens, Ave cow:
good paying milk route; selling cheap
Fifth avenue. City.
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DON'T FORGET To attend Riskerton Il
tftits removal auction sal.. Of furni-
ture at 1912 First avenue. on Tuesday the
9th, st II o'clock sharp: read auction
notice
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HELP wAxrEn-rExAlE.

LADIES EVERYWHERE as private To-
cat correspondents. tn collect addresses
etc. good pay. permanent engagements
viii net interfere with other work. sn-
close stamped envelope. Address Mrs
Freaa May, Supf South Hend Santa,
rum zinc. under state Iswss. South
Rend. Ind.
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FOR sALE-cITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAf.E-By w. w. Dearborn a Unioo
block.
@isiD feet, four blocks from postofyice: .
bargain a, So 800
"1h" feet On Thirteenth avenue thfee
blocks north OF Denny way six room
house. bargain at 81 90
"'xiEp feet, with modern nine-roorn house:
terms.
FINE nome on Belmont place: full lot:
nine-room house. easy terms x3p9
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FOR SALE-Small business with lara
profits: arm going away: must sell In tn
weeks; small amount OF capital reQuir0&
Call at rLCrf / Boston block.
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WE handle all Republic stocks and upes
application can quote the very loveo1
possible prices on same: Back Bone All
Gold Standard are our specialties. w. II
Vincent & Co.. s and Roxwell block.
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FOR SALE-Cigar and news stand. chean
on Second avenue; rent low; location en-
cellent. Address n 80. care Post-Intelii.
gencer.
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LOCAL. agents desired everywhere In this
state for the best incandescent gas
lamp yet produced gives as much light
"a any. very small cost: simple. safe
and brilliant: q great money maker. F..
p. Drew. general agent. 1904 First ave.
nue. Seattle
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pacity. $500 lumber and 5000 shinslse
daily: located on Grays harbcr ~
Northern Pacific railroad; bargain -
easy terms. Address washington ~
chinery Depot. Tacoma. Wash.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain ana
Live stock Centcrs.

ST. Paul, NJ rch l. - Wheat - No.
Northern. ii 1-4nT2c: No. North
crn. 6gd60 SIC. Corn-No. ) yellow,
81 l-iGi32 3-ic: No. 3, 81 3-l a. 81 lac.
OGts-No. 3 white. % l-iM2g 3-ic; No.
>. 296J29 1-2c Barley and Rye-Sampie
barley. 3SM43c: No . rye. - LA
10 Sic; No. 3 rye, 5lGt5l l-2c.
Duluth. March 1-Wheat-Cash. Mol
hard. II I-Sc: No. Northern. 80 7-Sc;
No. > Northern. 66 3-Sc; No. spring.
81 T-sc: to arrive, No. hard. ~ 1-Sc;
No. | Northern, 30 I->c: February. No.
| hard. Il T-Sc: No. | Northern, 80 I-Sc;
May. No. hard, a 3-Sc: No. l North
ern, - 3-sc: July. No. ! hard, "A 7-Sc;
No. Northern, ~ 7-Sc; oats, - la
29c; rye, - 3-4c; barley, i0tdi6c; corn,
33 l-fc; May. 81 Lie.
Minneapolis, March -Wheat-Feh
ruary, closed at lie; May opened at
II Lie and closed ut II 1-Sc; July
opened AT II 3-Sc and closed at II 5-Sc.
On track-No. l hard II I-Sc; No. |
Northern, 20 T-Sc; No. Northern,
6S7-Sc
Milwaukee. Wis, March l.-Flour is
lower. Wheat quiet No. | Northern,
T3MT3 1-2c; No. Northern, II lie.
oats quiet at 20 l-2N 20 lac. Rye firm;
No. l, 57c. Barley quiet; No. =, soc;
sample, 3TM4Ic.
Chicago, March ~Wheat-No. = red,
70 1-20T3c; No. 3. 66M7lc; No. = hard,
6G0TGc: No. 8. G4IGGc; No. = Northern
spring, 67M70c: No. 3. G5GlGIc. Corn
No. =, "a 3-4@35c; No. 3, 32G32 l-2c.
Oats-No 2, 81 3-4c; No. 3. - lie.
Chicago. March /. - Hogs - Light,
So 60M3 so; mixed, S3.65@3.90: heavy,
50 6003.70: rough, $3.6O03.7o. Cattle
--Eecves. S3.T505.Sj; COWS and heifers,
$l.T504.75; Texas steers, $3,25M4. 30;
stockcIs and feeders, $3.a004.10 Sheep
Natives. s.. 2.S0NI4, 10: lambs, S4M4S5.
Sioux City, Iowa. March l. - Hogs
S3.GOGt3.7O Cattle-Kepvcs S40l5. 10;
cows. OullS and mixed, $20tl; stock
COWS. bulls and mixed, S2M3.T5; stock
ers and feeders, S3.5004,GO; calves aud
yearlirgs, $4M510.
South ST. Paul, March /. -- Hogs -
S3I1N3.TO Cattle-Cows, $3.iOGt3.40;
stocEprS, $Imi.1u; hyiferS. 81 4OG,%.@5;
bulls, 81. sheep, S3.-ari425.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

Havana, Feb. 2S - The hanouot NJ
the Tacon theater Saturday evening
proved a brilliantly successful affair
Gov. Gen. Brooke and Mai. Gen. Lee
spoke. Cubans generally regard the oc-
currences at the funcfion as tbr most
promising auguries of Cuban iudr-
pehdence since the peace protocol was
signed The theater was crowded TO
overfiowinF with spectators. and more
than 200 covers were laid for the
hanQueters. Resides the governor
general and Gen. Lee the company in.
cludcd Mai. Gen. Ludlow. Gen. Chat.
Fee. the governor generals chief Of
star: the StalfS Of Generals Lee and
Ludlow and other army and naval of
ficers. together with many prominent
citizens and Havana officials Gen.
Andrade sat on the right Of Gen. Go.
HeZ and Mayor LHco>tr en- his left.
I'll" boxes were filled with people rep
rcS@ntinG Hayana'S best society. As
III" American generals eH"arpd 4
truml etcr blew once, WEerouD.n con-
cralnd band played THE Star SnanglcI
Banner When the Cuban command
er entered the tramp. sounded
twice and the band played ,ha Cuban
hymn. Among th" speakers wcrr
Senor Pedro TlcrgHro. CDl Carlos
Garcia. Culbcrto Gomez ard Gen.
Lanusa, secretary of II dcnarrnont
Of justice The tendency Of all the
slFerhes was toward Independence
for Cuba with culogy Of Con Gomez
and assertions that he must never
more leave the island.
Gen. Gomez himself did not speak,
owing to the hoarseness com which
he is suffering. c n. l. usa OK
pressed thanks on his beh' T, adding
that the banquet had dor much 10
bring the American and { han ele-
ments TO a clear understanding and to
define the position, work and aims of
the United States military administra-
ton In Cuba. Gen. Gomez withdrew
from the theater about midnight.
crowds in the streets applauding him
wildly as he emerged and followed
his carriage for blocks. Gen. Gomez.
who is much in need Of rest. said TO
friend: ~ lis popularity is killing
me-"
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

Ing agreed to except those relating to
the District Of Columbia. The bill was
laid aside to be completed to-day.
The House.
The house was in session seven
hours yesterday and sent to the SEN
ate two more appropiid taa0a bills, the
army, which has been under consider
alton for several days. and the fortifi-
cations. The former carried about
SI9,DOOO0. and the latter approx
mately $4,I00.O00 The final confer
ence report upon the Indian appropria-
ton bill was also adopted. The only
amendment of Importance attached to
the army bill was one giving two
months extra pay to enlisted men in
the regular army who served beyond
the limits of the United States during
the war with Spain. and one months
extra pay TO those who served In the
United States. The discussion of the
administrations policy relative to the
Philippines which has been occupying
the attention OF the members to the
exclusion of almost everything else
during the consideration Of appropria-
ton bills for the last two weeks was
continued. several speeches being made
on the subject. Mr. DockeE Of Mis-
souri,, the leading Democrat on the ap-
preparations committee, asserted that
the appropriations for this congress
would reach $1,000, 100000.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
WISCONSIN LEGIsLATURE.
A Number of Bills Passed I'm Boil
Houses.

Madison, Wis. Feb, 2S. - When the
legislature reconvened last night AS
semblyman David Evans, Jr,, OF Wau-
shara county. chasen at the special
election last week as successor of the
late Assemblyman w. s. Hughes, was
sworn In. A number Of bills were
passed by both houses. In the senate
the McGilliyray bill providing for q
distribution OF state appointiye Offices
among the different counties in accord
ance with their population. was made
the special order for Thursday evening.
The senate passed the Mailer bill APP
propriating $4,000, as a contingent
fund for the prevention of cholera and
other contagious diseases. The as
sembly passed the Yandercook bill APP
propriatipg $4,000 for the improve
ment of the state house. The regular
Legislative reception will be given at
the Park hotel this evening by Lieut..
Gov. and Mrs. Stone. Gov. and Mrs.
Scofleld are In California Assembly,
man Daggett, father Of the anti-tight
lacing resolution, said that Mrs. Dag
gett was so incensed at his notoriety
that she refused 10 come to Madison
to attend the reception.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
DEMOCRATIC POLICY.
House Members in Caucus Consider
the philippine Nnesti0n.


Washington March 1.--At a caucus
Of the D.mocratic members Of the
house Of representatives held in the
hall of the house last night the follow
ing declaration of policy and resolu-
tiUns as 10 the Philippines were
adopted;
we hold that the constitution of the
United States was ordained and es-
tablished for an intelligent. liberty
loving and self-governing people, and
cannot be successfully applied to peo-
pie of different virtues and conditions.
We therefore hold that a colonial pol
icy is contrary to the theory Of our
government and subserve of those
principles of civil liberty which we
have. been taught to cherish. We be-
lieve. with the declaration of inde-
pendence, all governments derive their
just powers from the consent Of the
governed. and we are unalterably OPP
posed TO the establishment OF any
government by the United States with
out the consent Of the people to be
governed, and in conformity with these
principles we instruct the minority
members of the foreign affairs COM
mittee to introduce and urge the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the United States
hereby disclaims any disposition or In
tention to exercise permanent SOW
ereignty, jurisdiction or control over
the Philippine islands, and assert their
determination when an independent
government shall have been erected
therein to transfer to said government
upon terms which shall be reasonable
and just all rights secured under the
cession Of Spain, and thereupon to
leave the government and control of
the islands to their people"
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

Foced Frenchmcn to Act I'm Self
DefCnSp

DetCnse.
hingston. jam, March l. Further
adriceS from Cayenne, capital Of
French Guiana, say that additional
french troops have been dispatched to
Counani because the governor resolved
Information that strong body of Bra.
zlllanS was proceeding up the river. II
Is presumed the French troops went to
meet them. Every effort is being
made to suppress official news about
the situation between the hpllic0se
commissioners and their forces. But
private adyiceS received from settlers
say that the present state OF affairs is
due to the BraZilianS. who attacked
the Frenchmcn ana forced the latter 70
act in Self-defenSe after a hot dispute
between the commissioners. from
which the BrazilianS hastily withdrew
and removed 10 their camp. In the
collision a few men We're killed and
some We're wounded on both sides
The camps, II appears. subsequently
maintained a watchful peace while
awaiting Instructions
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
klPLING MAY LIVE.

condition shows n slight Inn
=, prOvement.
NV. NV York, March 1. The latest
us'ins nannns OF Doctors Janeway and
pusam pnam indicate that the condition Of
NJ. MWuuyard kipling is slightly improved.
rs hipiing went ont for a drive
sor.y |,s"y before O'clock last night. AL
ossa! Ousn very pale and tired she looked
sn%s % relieved and other relatives
|sAa a friends trends of tht family gathered ut
ESe. E urenoble hotel seemed to believe
IN s'. m ue danger point had been passed.
|no "as SAID that the patient had had
Ehs,s VuYuisions during the day, that
Sse's. was no fear of meningitis. The
bnsa !. was weak but digitalis strength.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

Manila, March 1.-Two native com
nissioners who came from Malolos
urder a flag of truce report that 5000
rebels are anxious to surrender. They
also EXPRESS the belief that Aguinaldo
Is inclined to accept pacific Oyertures.
Mai Gen. Otis did not receive the COM
missi0ners
Except for an occasional volley and
some Individual firing by the rebels
from the jungle near Caloocan, near
tbe river. and in the vicinity of San
Pedro Macati. all was quiet along the
eptire line last night. The enemy's
sharpShooters at CaloOcan continue to
annoy the soldiers in the daytime. but
the Americans no longer pay much at
tention 10 them, receiving their fire un.
Il! the rebels appear in the open in
sufficient force 10 justify volley or an
occasional shell. During the night
tine the men are so accustomed to the
enemy's saluteS that n majority OF
them remain undistulbed. secured by
tle outpoSts and sentries.
In Manila absolute quiet prevails,
the streets are deserted and the only
sounJs 10 be heard after I o'clock at
evening are the tramp Cf the patrols
and pntries and the occa sioual clattcr
Of tae hoofS of an officers horse The
hSGraEce companies, after confer
eAce. have decided TO accept war risks
n an additional premium Of ) IL per
cent per month.
Confidence in Otis,
Washington, March |. Touching
Gen. Otis position at NJ ia. it is
stated at the war department that the
truta is that not for moment has he
had any doubt as to his ability to
maintain his position. though his lines
were so long and thin, the estimate be-
Ing that they extend over twenty-five
miles over the worst kind of country,
and that without considerable rein
forcements he is not able to carry on
the aggressive warfare that he feels
the situation demands. With the ap-
preach of the wet season the necessity
Increases for the dispensing of the in
sureents from the neighbsrhood Of
Manila, and this can be done only with
the aid Of reinforcements. II is esti-
mated from Gen. Lawton's prediction
yesterday that he will arrive at Singa-
port by next Sunday and be In Manila
oy the Wednesday following at the
htest, as the Grant will make all pos
sble speed now it Is known there Is
need for her and all the troops she
| grlngs for Gen. Otis.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
THE IOWA MAY GO.
extensive Repairs on the Oregon
Will Delay Her Trim to Manila.

extensive Repafrs on the Oregon
VIII Delay Her Trip to Manila.
san francisco, March lit has been
Tequently stated during the last few
Gays that the battleship Iowa. now in
,ne harbor, will be dispatched to the
fniDppines shortly. According to the
associated Press advices from Homo
lalu the Oregon is undergoing exten-
Mve repairs and will have to remain at
honolulu for several weeks. The Iowa
ls aiso In need Of repairs, but could
S,oeeed SN to Manila on very short notice
sne nas been laying In the harbor for
Two weeks. and during that time very
l,lie repair work has been done. in
W .Fw OF Admiral Dewey's request that
~. ,.e uregon be sent to Manila for ''po-
nucai reasons" and also of the fact
,aal the Oregon is unfit for the voyage.
II would look as IL the rumors of the
~"as near departure were not with
out foundation.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
CITY MARSHAL SHOT.
Former Trumpeter OF the First Cav
airy Charged With the Shooting.

Crawford. Neb.. Feb. 2S.--City Mar
shall Frank ID. Mooney was shot and
probably fatally wounded at the rail
way station here. Louis Grossman.
late trumpeter Of Company c. First
United States cavalry. is under arrest
charged with the shooting. Grossman
and other soldiers who We're dis
charged at Fort Robinson. were pass
ing through the city when saloon
keeper. accompanied by Marshal
Mooney. entered the ear to collect a
bill from Grossman. The latter paid
his account. promptly. When Mooney
reached the platform a shot was fired
and Mooney fell morth y wounded.
Grossman was arrested, but denies
having fired the shot.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
CREW MISSING.

German Bark Founders and Seven
teen Men Go Adrit In q Small
Boat.
London. Feb. 2S.-The German bark
Johann Frederick. Capt. Lemcke.
from London. for Philadelphia. eight
of whose crew were picked up on Feb.
II. $50 miles east Of the Azores by the
British steamer Kasbok and landed at
Cette on Feb. 90. is stated to have
foundered on Feb 10. The remainder
of the crew, consisting Of seventeen
men, including the captain, escaped
from the sinking vessel In another
boat which was sought fOr by the
Kasbok, but could not be found.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
FOR JAPAN's NAVY, z'Eg;

Final Inspection of the, Americans
Built Cruiser Chitos to he Made.
San Francisco, March /. - The Jap.
anese cruiser Chitoz will be placed Ia
the dry dock so that the naval con-
structors of the japanese navy may
inspect her plates below the water
line and her propellers before fnallay
accepting the vessel from her buiid
ers. When she comes off the dock she
will fly the japanese flag, and will be-
come the crack ship Of the mikado,s
navy.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
preca.tion. Against Cariist..

Madrid, Feb. %. - The newspapers
are urging the government to maintain
It's precautions against Cariist activity
especially upon the frontier, where at
tempts are being made to smusgle
arms and ammunition into the coun.
try with view to Cariist rising. III
Correspondence estimates that ip'-
100000 pesetas will be required 10
cover the cost of the last two wars IN
Cuba
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
They Want Reciprocity.

st. Johns. y. F.. March 1.-Negotia-
tions have been set on foot here for
an extensive reciprocity scheme with
the United States including fish for
the West Indian market, lumber pulp
minerals and other valuable products
OF American industry. 1t is regarded
as extremely likely that the joint high
commission will never resume its ses-
SLOWS
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Her Husband Dies Of Poison. says
the COroncr's Jury.

Ncllsvillc Wis, March l. -- Sheriff
Tunts has arrived her it'll Mrs. Ella
Eggett. who was arrested in the town
OF Eaton, in this county. on the charge
Of having murdered her husband by
poison. \ complaint was made ont
Saturday against Mrs. EggCtt for at
tempting to Kill her husband by ming
ling poison with his food and medicine.
Mr.. Eggctt was then still alive. ana
the complaint was signed and sworn 10
by him. About o'clock yesterday
morning Mr.. Eggett died, and a new
warrant was sworn out charging the
defendant with murder in the first de.
gree, But little testimony was taken
ar the corOncrS inquest. The verdict
of the jury was that deceased came to
his death from the effects of poison.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
THROUGH THE LINES.

spaptsh Conn missiOners Permitted to
Pass for . Conference with AY-
uinaldO.
Manila. March 1. - The Spanish CON-
missioners. Seniors Rosalio and AbO-
gado, were permitted to pass our lines
TO confer with AgunaldO with refer
ence to the Spanish prisoners at Mala-
los. They returned through the lines
nea. Caloocan with sealed dispatches
for the Spaniards. They said Aguinal-
do and Sandiko are both at Malalos.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
CUBANS ARE
WELL PLEASED
A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF
AMERICAN PLANS.

'snnauet rendered Gen. Gomez
Proves brilliantly Successful
rences at the Function ns the
Most Promising Augurics of Gu
p"n independence Since the Pro-
tocol Was Signed-Generals Lee
ana brooke Among the Speakers
-Tehdency of All Speeches Was
Towards Independence for Cuba,
With Eulogies for Gomez.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
THREE BUSY DAYS.
Quick Action of nm Iowa Woman,
Appropriately Named Mnud :.

Webster City Iowa, March l.-Maud
Smith, nee Hawk. has had three busy
days. She was divorced from her hus-
band here in court Thursday, went
with her new lover. John Crawford, TO
accompany her insane sister. Mrs.
Wright. whom the sheriff was taking
to the asylum. deserted the sister at
Hampton. We're married ther on Friday
and returned here. They bought
household goods and We're keeping
house before Saturday night.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
GERMANY's WILD SCHEME
Said to be Planning Coup IN East
ern Waters. sa

suhu tO DC Trimming Y ~ 0ouV In Esubt~
ern Waters. sa
San Francisco. March 1.-The Even
ing Post prints startling story to the.
effect that Germany 10 planning Q
coup in Eastern waters. She is alleged
to be massing a heet at Marshall is~
lands, between Hawaii and Manila.
cutting of Dewey's line Of communi-
cation and planning with Russia and
France to make q descent on Manila.
The story says that the kaiser Is ncg0-
tiating for the purchase Ut ave war
ships from Chile and Argentina to
strengthen the Pacific feet. 1t II as.
serted that the facts come from q
general officer Of the German army
The Post printed the story that Guam
was to be seized before the fact ckme
out at Washington. Otherwise not
the slightest credence would be placed
in the allegations Of German plot.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
Factory Closed Down.

Alexandria. Ind. March 1.-The 500
employees of the American Plate Glass
company went On a strike because II
notice had been posted that the gangs
OF workmen In one department were
to be reduced 10 two men. The factory
has been closed down.