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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
America.
Prcps Receive.

There was a large attendance at the
reception at the Preparatory school las,
night, given by the corps OF instructor $
to students, parents of students and for
mer students Of the school. The entire
building was thrown open and its points
Of interest explained. After 10 o'clock
there was a dance. DR.. Callahan, Mr..
E. Waite Elder and Misses Stuart and
Beardsly. the reception committee, were
assisted by Misses Wangelin. Van Dercn,
Scott. Paddock, Wise, Pickett. Pugh,
Moore, Rose. Stevens, Newman. Martin
and others. and Messrs. Hanley. True,
Nelson. Metcalf, Coan. Smith. Prince
Brown. Fowler. Professors Flynn and
Mosely.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
A PO|1iC0
Sensation
PoPULIST DESER1ER.

And AraPshoe Democrats May be with
out Election Judges.
Denver. Oct. 7 The political sensa.
ton today is the desertion of Commits
sioner Rankin to the administration Re-
publicans. He was elected two years
ago as a Populist. BY this desertion,
the Mckinley Republicans now have a
majority OF the commissioners and will,
undoubtedly. deny the Democrats a
single election judge. The matter will
be taken into the courts as the Demo
Gratis claim their vote entities them to a
share of the election judges.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store Sat-
urday and rlonday,
Oct. 9TH and 9th.

| The more popular our sales become
the greater bargains we give.
Standard fancy prints. worth nov
Wholesale SC, for bargain days, 10 yard
to customer, at only per yard 2Hc.
Ladies heavy union suits. ribbed
aeeced lined, sells at soc, Saturday anc
Monday 7oc
Children's union suits, same quality
all sizes. worth 48c, bargain price onl,
half, age.
Mems natural wool or in camel's hail
color. underwear, half wool. sells at 63c
bargain price only 3sc.
Mems very heavy. all wool. sweaters
worth SI.35, Saturday and Monday they
60 at 7Sc.
Ladies black mercerised silk shir,
waists, all lined, nicely tucked, sells fol
81; we will run them Saturday and Mon.
day at only sI.4S.
Children's winter REFERS. sizes to IL,
large sailor collar. fancy braid trimming,
worth fully SAYS; you can buy them bar
gain days at only sI.4S each.
An other sale Of Turkish towels, only
large sizes. 7ax46. very heavy, both In
cream or white, sells all over at 1856;
bargain price two pairs to a customer a,
only &C each.
hSt ~
quill. sells for sI:7s; bargain price only
73c.
A snap in ladies pocket books, over
500 samples from factory, they run in
price up to 81; your choice of them bar
gain day 75c.
Chenille curtains full length, worth
fully s.. so; bargain price, any color sl.7s
pair.
Ladies fine jersey jackets. the latest
make fully lined with silk, in black, blue,
brown, red, tan and castor, worth in N. Y.
1900 Saturday and Monday only $5.oS.
Misses jackets ages IL to IS made Of
6ne melton. worth S 90 bargain pnce
$2os.
Ladies' fine jersey gloves fleece lined.
sells everywhere at 7sc; our bargain
price per pair I3c.
Girls tam o'shanters, made OF brown
leather trimmed in black, worth soc;
bargain price Ioc.
A special in mems dress or working
shoes. good calf stock. heavy soles. any
toe. good shoe for s.; our bargain price
only sI.3S.
Ladies warm felt slippers. lined and
top trimmed with black fur, other stores
sell it for $3.50, Saturday and Monday
only. we will sell this slipper at SIC.
One other new line of fine cashmere
tea gowns, fully lined deliberately trim.
med, worth IS, bargain price $500.
One case of Canton tlannels, unbleach
ed, worth &c yard. bargain price, 10
yards to customer, per yard SIC.
Ladies' eiderdown dressing sacques,
made to sell at $I.75, all colors, fancy
loops and clasps. only two dozen left.
first come first served. at 73c each, only
one to customer.
Also special sale prices on fur collar.
cites and ladies trimmed hats. at prices
less than the Wholesale. Tell your
friends about it.
The PEOPLES STORE,
"Boulders Great Bargain Store"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
CoNvENES PARLIAMENT.

That Body Together,
Balmoral Castle. Oct AT a privy
council held at the castle this afternoon
Queen Victoria agreed TO issue cali for
parliament to convene October 10.
London Oct "A royal proclamation
has been authorized calling out the
British army volunteers.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
Mckinley In Illinois.

Galesburg, ILL.,. Oct. The president
addressed 1900 people here today. The
day was celebration Of the famous Lin
coln-Douglas debates and Senator Cul
lom welcomed the president on the par
of the state. The presidents speech
was wildly cheered.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
Saved Ship Acts Well.

Hong Kong, Oct. The Spanish
cruiser. Isla de Luzon. sunk by Dewey
and raised by Naval Constructor Hohsoh
had Its trial steam today. 1t made its
splendidly.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
Lawson IL On Fire,

Denver, Oct. "A despatch from
Idaho Springs at O'Clock this afternoon
states that the town of Lawson is on FIRE.
The town has population of 300 and is
without FIRE protection.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07

The Varsity won easily. The game
was entirely one sided as was 10 have
been expected. During the last half, so
as to give the Varsity eleven practice.
the visitors were allowed the ball most
of the time. There were no casualties
and the score was 46 to O.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07

Makesing, Natal. Oct. Women and
children are being sent away. 1t is re.
ported that 5000 Beers are encamped
within \ few feet of the Cape Colony
border.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07

benefit of the best taste-the best talent-the best
material in our quits 1t is not an exaggeration for
to claim to sell the best cheaper than others do.
The unsolicited testimony of patrons prove it.
Take the
$500
grade for example, $S the price others ask for this
suit and then 1t Is value without the exclusive
STYLE without the finish without the effect not
variety.
Our store is the home of fashion, and the abode
of low prices.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
-THINGS-
We Hear Every Day
81 find no clothes any
where that fit like yours.
Yours are the best made
suits I've had shown me-
and I've been the rounds.

There is no mystery
about it gentlemen--su-
periority will tell. Every
suit in our stock is made
for us-.for our trade--for
our use. We have been
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
Cup win be Contested,

New York. Oct. "A syndicate was
formed here today to build a cup chal.
lcnger in case the races go to the Sham
rock. The promoters guarantee to ex.
pend $500 900 or more to hold the cup in
A,pa,,r,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
VARSITY AND MANUALS.

Line up of the two schools on GambIe
Field To-day.
Following is the line up of the Uni
verslty OF Colorado and Denver Manual
Training school foot ball elevens on
Gamble field at the game this after
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
CANADA OFFERS TROOPS.

A.d VIII send Them To Cape COLONY Free
OF Expense.
Toronto. Oct. The cabinent this
morning officially offered Great Britain
as many troops as she will accept and
offered to pay the expenses Of their
transportation to Capetown.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
REBELS VICTORIOUS.
Armutice Declared and VENEZUELAN Gov
ernment Makes Concessions.

Washington. Oct. The navy depart
ment today received despatch from
Captain Hemphill OF the Detroit. stating
that the revolution In Venzuela had
practically closed. an armis,ice having
been declared. This is practically a
victory for the revolutionists as the gov
eminent is to be chang ed.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-07
FAST TRAINS EAST.
Unto. Pacific Puts on q Flyer from San
Francisco.

Chicago, Oct. THE Union Pacific
has inaugurated a remarkable schedule
between San Francisco and Chicago, eff.
fective October IS. BY this schedule the
time east bound will be reduced s hours
and IS minutes. The road will not at.
tempt to cut the west bound schedule
more than two hours and IS minutes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
IN THE POLICE COURT.

In this tribunal yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
One white drunk found that the vio-
lation of the law in that direction was
rather expensive, as he was required
to pay S2.25.
Two white boys were arraigned on
the charge of violating city ordinance,
breaking electric light globes. They
were found guilty and fined g.
Alex Porter, the man who stole a
bolt of dress goods from Mr.. George T.
Wright. said it was mistake-that
he did not steal the property. The
Mayor said, Yes, you said that twice
before when you were charged with
stealing. but 1 find from the record
that you have been convicted twice
before, and served times Of 60 days
and G months, and this being your
third offcnse. and the proof being
positive, will send you to Jail for u
months.''
William Allen, the man who tried to
''hoodoo" the Mcssrs. Irving to the
amount of $3.50, and who skipped but
was caught and returned to the city
by Sergeant Ames. of Suffolk, did not
have a hearing, his case being post
poned until to-day.
The young man. for whom a peace
warrant was issued. was discharged
from custody, the complainant with
drawing the paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
LATEST NAVAL NEWS.

Lieutenant r.. c. Smith to duty rs In
spector of ordnance at the Bath Iron
Works.
d. p. Menefee from the Chicago, when
that vessel falls in with the Whining
ton. and to that ship.
Naval Cadet q. u. Briggs to the
Machias.
Lieutenant j. Strauss from the AM
phitrte to temporary duty in the Blu
reau OF Ordnance.
Commander J., d. Ford to duty at the
Columbian Iron Works.
Lieutenant Commander e. f. Quail
trough to the Crescent ship-yard
Lieutenant S. Arnold to duty at Port
land. Ore
Lieutenant s. III. Leonard, Jr., to the
Wilmington al once.
Lieutenant D. c. Redgrave to Spar
rows Point at once.
Ensign "A. Bronson. Jr., to duty on
the Wilmington.
Lieutenant w. S. Smith to duty at
Trigg & Co.'s.
Paymaster II. r. Sullivan to duty at
Cavite.
Paymaster Il. S. Jewett from special
duty at Cavite to other duties there.
Lieutenant IL. II. Dehany to the Ran
ger for line duty.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE w1LsoN-JoHNsoN NupT1ALs.
One of the Prettlest Fall Marriages
Solcmnized Yesterday Afternoon at
Port NorfollS

HH-Ir N1- i VII k1NOTIOlh.
OF the many pretty weddings of the
fall none We're more so than that cele-
brated at the Port Norfolk Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon at 3:45
O'Clock. @
The church was most deliberately de-
coratcd with palms, ferns and growing
plants presenting a scene Of beauty.
and was filled to overlooking with the
friends Of the bride and groom.
The bride. Miss Rosa Eure Wilson.
daughter of Mrs. NJ. L. Wilson, is one
|of Norfolk county's charming bellies
and the groom, MIR. Sidney Bruce john
son. ia one of Port Norfolk's prosperous
merchants.
The ceremony was most impressively
performed by the Rev. DR.. Dunaway
pastor of the church, q ring service
being used.
Mrs. James G. Darat presided at the
organ, playing choice selections during
the assembling of the guests and Be
cause" in soft Strains during the cere-
mony. Lohengrin's march heraldcd the
entrance OF the bridal party into the
sacred edifce, while they departed to
Mendelssohn's joyous notes.
The ushers. entering and going to
right and left. were: NIessrs. Clifton
Holland and Duke I1ure. The grooms-
men, in twos, and turning to the right,
were: Messrs. S. B. Carney, Jr., Hugh
Johnson, Horace Bowen and DIR. Cor
bell. Entering and going to the left
came the lovely maids in twos. Misses
Mary Robertson, Cross, Groves and
Gypsy Johnson, all forming a beautiful
open semi-circlo around the waving
palms. The maid of honor, beautiful
blonde. Miss Margaret Carney. entered
alone, followed by the groom on the
arm of his bfother Mr. j. r. Johnson.
Tho bride entered on the arm of her
uncle. Mr.. S. B. Carney. the popular
assistant postmaster Of Norfolk. who
gave her away. The party left the
church in reverse order each maid on
the arm of the attendant groomsman.
The bride was charming in an import
ed go awaygown" OF Beech brown
broadcloth, velvet trimmings and cut
steel buttons, hat and glaves to match.
Each maid was handsomely attired in
blue broadcloth, velvet waist, large
picture hat" Of black velvet The bride
and her maids carried exquisite shower
bouquets of chrysanshemums.
The gifts were numerous, costly and
handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were accom-
panied to the steamer by the entire
bridal party, whence they departed for
Northern cities. They will be "at
home" on Chautauqua avenue, Port
Norfolk, after November 26th.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
LAND FOR FERRY PURPOSES.

Fifteen Thousand Dollars the Amount
To Be Paid for Portion of 1t.
The Council and Supervisors having
decided to purchase the land on the
north side OF the present ferry from the
lessees for SIS, 900, 1t will be bought.
This property is 113 feet on the water
front, running back 65 feet towards
Water street. The other 65 from Water
street to the line of the lessees' prop
erty. Is divided into ten lots each. Ten
are owned by Mr.. e. G. Brooks, who
has offered to sell at q stipulated price
The committee did not feel willing to
pay that price and instructed Messrs
Reed and Codd. two members of the
committee, to make Mr.. Brooks an Of
fer for them, which they have done.
but have as yet received no answer.
The ten belonging to Mr.. Nash he re-
fused to sell at most any price, but said
that he did not want to stand in the
way Of public Improvement, and named
a price nearly three times as great as
Mr.. Brooks. whose property Is assessed
for double the price of Mr. Nash's An
other offer will be made to Mr.. Nash
for the property, and should he refuse
the courts will be resorted to and will
be asked to condemn the same. There
is no time to be lost. What is done
lie can get the quicker trips at the ap.
pointed time, and we have the assur-
ance OF the lessees that they will be-
gin just as soon as they can get the
dock room. A meeting of the commit
tee will be called for next Monday af-
ternoon to hear the report of the COM
mittee appointed to see these gentle
men, and such action as Is necessary
will be taken in the matter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
THE NEW CITY HALL.
Mr.. Brnsons Suggestion Thought To
BE q Good One and Gaining Favor

MI. Brinson's Suggestion Thought To
BE a Good One and Gaining Favor.
There are a number of the members
of the City Council who are in favor of
borrowing 100000 to build n city hall
on the old Jail property The money
could be borrowed at 4 per cent inter-
est. which would be $4,000 year. In
the building all the city offices could be
located, including court rooms for
Hastings and Circuit Court, n room for
the City Council and other bodies to
meet; also committee rooms, where
business could be transacted without
molesta;ion.
The present court house could be sold
to the county. as they are in need OF
more room and frequently when the
County Circuit Court is in session the
County Court either has to hold court
i'll the treasurer's office or adjourn over
until some other day. Besides this they
are in need of room for n clerks Of
fee and contemplate purchasing the
property adjoining the present clerk $
office. The amount that would have to
be paid for that property would go n
long ways towards paying for the court
house. This scheme Is good one and
would be a move In the right direc-
ton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
MIR. w. b. DAUGHrREY's SUCCESS
He Proves the Virglnian-Pilot to BE a
Thorough Success as nm Advertising
Medium

Some time ago Mr.. w. r. Daughtrey
advertised exclusively in the Virgnian-
Pilot that he would give set of rurs
to any young girl who would make the
most words out Of his name. Yester-
day was the time to close the contest.
SiXty-eight' young misses entered the
contest from the following places:
Portsmouth,, Norfolk, Port Norfolk, Sut-
folk Franklin, East Norfolk, hunters
vile. Bcrltley. Lynnhaven and Eden
ton. n. c.
The judges will meet Monday and will
count the words and the names OF the
contestants and their locality will be
given.
it shows that the Virginian-Pilot not
only reaches nearly all The people in
this city. but in many other places,
where tho Portsmouth news is as care
fjily scanned; and shows that they take.
intercs; in the advertisements of our
merchants.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
Our Must-Go Sale has
not entirely enlptied
Noah's Ark.

On rhe starboard side are some
desirable bargains which you can't
afford to overlook. DO you mer-
chant, housekecper or private buy
er.
On entering this huge ship, which
has been moorcd on High street, at
pier 20S. the past eighteen months,
you leave the gang plank at her
forecastle. Here are many useful
Items which the public have been
carrying away at a rapid rate since
tho first learned that Noah's Ark
is under sailing orders. You then
como to the waist Cor midships),
where you Will see plenty able sea-
men (clerlSs) who are on hand from
bells a. m. to bells p. m.
Passing from the waist you come
to the poop. where all cargo is
carefully wrapped and sent to any
address in tho city. We have little
space for prices, as we want the
public. instead OF tho newspa pers.
to derive the profits.
4-feet Curtain Poles, oak or cher
ry stained, Sc.
Stove Pipe Collars. &c.
Willow Market Baskets; were
75c.. now asc.
Yankee Willow Clothes Baskets,
worth sl.25; Csc.
15c. Coffee Pots. 7c.
Boys Suspenders. &c.
French Imported Toilet Soap.
worth 25c.; now 12c.
Olive CASTLE Soap. &c.
Spring Door Hinges. were 1oc.;
now 4c-
Bedstead Casters. &c.
Curry Combs, &c.
5-:nch Flower Pots. &c., with sau-
GERS.
s-inch Flower Pots. with saucers,
One beautiful Ruby Hall Lamp
left. s2.1o
Agate Ware mostly at your own
price.
Tinware must so at any old price.
Glassware-well. we must sell 1t.
If we ship It. it will break. Our
zoe. hatchets and hammers which
sell elsewhere for 25c., now Sc.
Pot Lids. worth SC. and 1oc.. now
&c.
Number 4 and Baking Pans. &c.
Real Br!stle Daubcrs, &C.
Bankers Ink -ReFbottle. &c.
Our 1oc. Vegetable Brushes, with
handles, Sc.
We have one more show case
left; also the mirrors and desks are
unsold. and one large heating
stove. Every article you purchase
saves us packing. freight and
breakage. Come one. come all.
Come great and small. and keep
the ball rolling.
NflNN'N HpK
2o8 High ST., Ports
mouth, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
THE CATHOLIC FAIR CLOSES !.
The Successful Contestants for the Va
lfous Prizes, and Those Who Will
Have to "Bide Wee -

ftt.tr f1aFe TO .rBlQe q Wee
Talked or.
Several valuable prizes were dis
posed OF Wednesday evening at the
fair and the following are some of the
lucky ones: Mr.. Benny Foster one bar
rel flour; Mrs. Mary Burrow, one ton
coal Mr. James Mulyey, one barrel
flour; Miss Edna Owens, slumber robe:
Nlr Eugene Wynn, tone Of. coal. Mr..
Wynn very generously gave his prize
back to the fair to be disposed of again.
The closing night of the fair brought
large crowd out, and several interest
Ing contests We're settled. The pony
was won by Master Thomas Reagan;
the fine doll at Mrs. Stanly's table by
Miss Williams, daughter; Of Q. l.. Will
liams; the Steiff piano by Mrs. F. Il.
Wonnycutt; the bicycle by Miss May
Butler, while the following letter set
tied the contest for the trumpet:
Portsmouth. Va, Nov. 16, 1899.
Miss Minnie Stanley:
have the pleasure Of casting 1854
votes for Emmett Deans, foreman
Hook and Ladder Company of this
city, on the trumpet being contested
for between Emmett Deans, of Hook
and Ladder Co. No. /, of Portsmouth,
Va. and Charles ParlSes, of Berkeley
Steam Fire Engine Company, of Berk-
ley, Va.
Enclosed find s73.45,- amount of said
votes. Yours truly,
j. w. TATEM,
Driver P. II. & l.. Co., No. 1.
AS Captain Parkes received 245 votes
the contest was decided In favor Of
Captain Deans, who received many
congratulations on his success.
a splendid musical program was ar
ranged and the following we'll known
talent rendered both Instrumental and
vocal music in splendid style to the
evident delight OF the audience. We re-
rot ir,n1 70 1s-I ~,
in full as every number was a treat
in itself.
The general rattle was the occasion
of great pleasure and many fine prizes
were won. We have been requested to
state that the Elks' badge contest will
be disposed of Monday evening, the
chief of police badge on the goth, and
the Knights Of Columbus badge next
Thursday. These contests were post
poned at the request Of the contestants.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
DEBATING sOCIErY

This evening at s o'clock number
of young men will meet at the Y. NJ.
c. y. to organize Debating Society
OF some character. The plan OF or
gan!Zation has not been decided upon.
1t will be a city council, United States
Senate, or regular Debating Society.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
{ Otitiinc.

s Teyerfdisn ppoints. Cures ali aches
H 1ieadaches La Grippe Aches-Rheu
5S1aa hc Pains. etc U lie, and 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
OTHER PORTSMOUTH Lo-
CAL ON PAGE II.
lfl 7:ii.

IIANK1NS.-At the residence of his
grandfather, Mr.. J. Thomas Dllnn. Pr:n-
Ter Is. 1889. MT $50 a. m, HARRY LEE,
only son OF Komper j. and Sarah c.
Hankins. aged year, 1 months, days.
Funeral services from the residence
THIS Urrlday) AFTERNOON at o'clock
Friends and acQuaintances are invited TO
attend. Interment in Cedar Grove Gem
etery, Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
ABOUT YESTERDAYS SHOOT.

regular weekly shoot yesterday after.
noon at Columbia Park
There was only ten members pres
ent. Below will be found the score:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
a Horn. Tor You.

We will buy you a lot, build you n
house and let you pay rent unit you
pay for 1t. and then we will give you n
clear deed to the property. Do you
know any easier way to get a home
when you haven't the cash to pay for
one? All we require Is q small cash
payment as earnest money. Call and
find out what we are doing. It cost you
nothing TO inquire. The Seabonrd Real
Estate Co.. Eli High street. up stairs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17

We keep every shape OF collars. Let
us sell you your collars. Chas. r. Wei.
ton 81 Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
EVENTS TO-DAY

, Stonewfl Camp No. /. Confederate
.la.nys s, rhorntongGarr!son No. 1923
l,aA e y. u.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-15
STRIKE SETTLED
North Wheeling Bottle Works Goes
On Monday.

The strike which has existed at the
North Wheeling glass works since last
April, was brought to happy con-
clusion yesterday by both parties to
the dispute getting together and COM
promising their differences. As is
known, the strike was among the
Juvenile employees of the plant and the
trouble might have been bridged over
long ago had 1T been possible to get
the boys together to consider the mat
ter seriously. Through the efforts OF
Commissioner Barton and 7. ]. Duffy.
the boys were gotten into confer
ence with the management at 10
o'clock yesterday. The latter agreed
to allow compensation for time which
had heretofore been lost and the en-
ployes agreed TO go to work at once.
The management will begin this
morning to get the plant in readiness
for operation. and it will be on In full
Monday.
The management state II Is the in
tention to continue the plant in oper-
alton right along, and 1t is understood
no haste will be made in starting the,
Brooke works recently purchased at
Wellsburg.