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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
signed by Six More Firms.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 3.-To-day's mail
brought six more signed scales to the Anal
gamated Association Pennsylvania head
quarters. They were for the Salisbury and
Apollo works of p. II. Laufman & Co., the
Palmer Steel & Iron Company. of Muncis,
Ind. the West Pennsylvania Sheet Steel
Hardware Company, of Cleveland, and the
steel works of the Cumberland Steel and
Tin-plate Company, Of Cumberland, Nd
and Steel Companys South Side works
The company refused to sign, but agreed
to pay the rates called for in the scale TO all
tonnage men, and the works are in full
operation.
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Merriam Not IN Enemy of Labor.

DENVER, Col, July 3.-Gen. II. c. Mer-
Ram, who was in command of troops at
Wardner, Ida. when martial law was de-
clared there by the state authorities after
the Occur d'Alene miners riots. took occa-
sion to-day, in an iterview, to assert that he
is not an enemy of labor or of unions. as
has been represented by James r. Sover-
eign. Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, and other
labor leaders. 1T was my wish and my
hope" declared the general, that every
union miner in the Couer dAlene could
declare his innocence and the innocence of
his union and obtain the Governors employ
ment permit, and the higher the wages the
better l should have been pleased"
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No stockyards Strike mt Present.

CHICAGO. July 3.-All talk of an imme-
date general strike at the stockyards is
apparently over, the leaders having decided
to spend the entire summer in organizing
their forces. BY September, they say, they
will be able TO back up their demands with
a good show of strength. A committee Of
one hundred will be appointed to secure
new members 10 the proposed organization.
The packing houses are running. The two
hundred patrolmen who have for the past
week kept guard over the yards were to-
day withdrawn. Most of the strikers have
asked to be returned TO their former posi-
tons.
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Advance of 10 Per Cent.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW ALBANY, Ind, July 3.-Joseph &
Joseph, formerly proprietors of the forge
works and rolling mill. now managing the
property which was recently purchased by
the Republic Steel and Iron Company. an
nounced to-day that the wages of common
laborers would be advanced 10 per cent, be-
ginning to-day. 1t is reported the skilled
laborers will receive advance of 10 per
cent. under the next wage scale.
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PAUNCEFoTE'S PLAN AMENDED.
Changes Made I'm the scheme for
Court of Arbitration.

THE HAGUE. July 3--The drafting COM
miftee OF the arbitration commission OF the
Peace Conference passed the second read
ing OF Sir Julian Pauncefote's scheme for
. permanent court Of arbitration to-day,
ana then took up the Russian scheme which
Is now entitled THE law of arbitration and
disputes Hereunder" Sir Julian Paunce-
Totes scheme was amended so as to permit
the powers wishing to take advantage OF IL
10 propose four names for judges and also
10 permit the foreign powers at The Hague
10 replace the permanent council of admin
tstration suggested in the proposal OF the
head of the British delegation. AT the sug-
gestfon OF NJ. Leon Bourgeois, head of the
French delegation, the drafting committee
decided that in the event OF a dispute II
should be the duty of neutral powers TO call
the attention Of the disputant nations to the
existence of the permanent court of arbitra-
ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
FOR KIDNAPPING JESTER,
Sheriff, Jnilor and County Attorney
Cited for Contempt of Court.

WICHITA, Kan, July Authorization was
filed to-day at Tecumseh, .. T., IN the
Probate Court by w. r. Asher. attorney for
Alexander Jester, against Sheriff Trues-
dale. Charles Riddle. jailor. and County At
torney Pittman for contempt OF Court and
for kidnapping Jester and delivering him TO
the Missouri sheriff without an order of the
court. and in failing TO produce The prison.
er when ordered by the court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
Alger's Pulp Works suffer.

QUEBEC. July Blush fires have been
very disastrous in the province during the
last two days. At Grande Mere where i'm
mense pulp works are owned principally by
Gen. Russell A. Alger. the chip conveyor
was destroyed, as were also some cars of
coal belonging TO the Lower Laurentian
Railway and some telegraph poles. The
damage cannot at present be ascertained
The town of earthly has been entirely
destroyed and 400 people were rendered
homeless. The loss there is $50 O0O with but
little insurance. The village of Mitchell on
the Intercolonial Railway is burning, but
will probably be partly saved.
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Poison I'm the Ice Cream.

ASHTABULA, o. July 3.-Twenty-five
guests who partook Of ice cream at we'd
ding feast In Austinburg. this county. Sun
day, were taken sick. Most of the patients
are recovering nicely but to-day Mrs. Enos
Morgan. at whose home the wedding feast
was served died from the effects OF the
poisoning. 1t is claimed the milk from which
the cream was made had been allowed to
stand too long
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PEACE TREATY RATIFIED.
Approved by the Spanish senate Aft
er nm Exclamation nv Rios.

MADRID. July 3.-The Spanish Senate re-
sumed to-day the discussion OF the treaty
CO peace between the kingdom OF Spain and
the United States. Senior Montero Rios.
president of the Spanish peace commission
at Paris, declared Spain would enjoy the
same commercial rights in Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippines as would be enjoyed by
the United States He pointed out the
treaty was based upon the principle that
Spain had relinquished sovereignty over
Cuba In order that the island should be-
come independent and not be annexed to
the United States.
Later.-The Senate ratified the treaty and
then adjourned.
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Sailors Desert the Defender.

NEW YORK, July Eight of the crew
of the yacht Defender, dissatisfied with
conditions aboard the yacht, left to-day and
refused to return. Butler Duncan, mana
ger of the Defender will try to fill the
places thus left vacant in time for the
The men who left are among the best
sailors in the crew.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

PRETORIA. July 3.-The volksraad. by
vote of IA to 13. has decided to give an addi-
tional member for Pretoria and each district
having only one member now.
Herr Fischer the envoy of the Orange
Free State, had long interview with Presi-
dent Kruger on the question of the fran
chises to-day. 1t is expected that Herr Hof-
myer, the Afrikaner leader, will join In the
conference Tomorrow
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PITTSBURG, Pa, July S.-The strike in
augurated at the Homestead steel works
of the Carnegie company on Saturday. has
not, as yet, made any visible effect upon
the operation of the great plant All depart
ments were running usual to-day, with
a full complement of men. Absolute quiet
prevailed in Homestead all day. The strik-
ers are keeping of the streets and are max
ing no attempt TO interfere with the men on
their way TO the mills. Chief of oPlice Will
lams had a line of men stationed about
the works when the men changed turns to-
day, but there was no disturbance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

mittee that will consider the currency ques-
ton have arrived and expect 10 begin their
deliberations tomorrow. Those already here
j. c. Burrows of Michigan, W. J. Allison
of Iowa, and Nelson Aldrich of Rhode
Island. IL is not expected that the other
eight members Of the committee will attend.
The party has secured cottages at Little
Casino
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Star route Contractor Missing.

KANSAS CITY, No.. July 3-The sheriff
of Strong City Kan, is looking for w. g
Hagans, of that place, a wealthy star route
mail contractor, who has disappeared
nrysteriously. Hagars was last seen in this
city on June Is en- route 10 Council Buns,
where he was TO have started new star
route on July /. He carried considerable
money and his relatives fear foul play.
Hagans was forty-eight years old.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
Women Entertained.

LONDON. July 3.-The delegates to the
International congress of women were en-
tertained by the London Society of Ameri-
can Women at luncheon at the Hotel Cecil
to-day. Mrs. Hughes Griffin presided, sup
ported by the Countess of Aberdeen and
Mrs. -Choate. The company included go
guests The Warehouses OF Dufferin and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

PARIS. July BIN the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day NJ. Charles Ferry, Republican,
raised hornets nest by moving a resolu-
ton in connection with the corkmen's acci-
dent bill. evidently with the intention Of
drawing out NJ Millerand minister Of COM
merce. and Radical Socialist. A great up
rear Immediately broke out and the presi-
dent of the chamber. NJ. Deschanel. sus-
pended the sitting. When the session was
resumed NJ Deschanel announced that NJ.
Millerand had agreed TO explain matters to-
morrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
:. YOu..
Can Obtain
Certain Bodybuilding
Results by Using
GRAPE NUTS
---FOOD-..
QUESTIONING A FRIEND

II one takes the trouble to carefully ques-
ton a person that has been using Grape
Nuts food for two or three weeks, the facts
will be brought out that gradually there
comes over the body feeling OF increased
strength. particularly OF mental strength
and ability.
The mind works clearer and more actively
when IL plays upon brain that Is refreshed.
rebuilt and properly constructed by the
food elements intended by nature for such
work.
This is profound fact regarding Grape
Nuts. The food contains just the kind OF
material nature must nave 10 unite with al
bumen. from which 10 rebuild the gray mat
ter i'm the brain and nerve centers through-
out the body. Therefore the user can ex-
pect and obtain definite result from the
regular use of Graps-Nuth
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
FORECAST FOR THE FOURTH.
Heaven May Assist I'm Celebration
with Thunder and Lightning.

WASHINGTON. July 3-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday,:
For Ohio-Threatening. with thunder
storms and cooler on the lakes Tuesday;
probably thunderstorms and cooler on
Wednesday; brisk southwest to west winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Thunderstorm
With cooler in southern portions on Tues
ddg: threatening on Wednesday; variable
winds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
Jamafcau Fruit steamer. Subsidized


LONDON, July 3.-The secretary Of state
for the colonies. Joseph Chamberlain. has
sent letter to the West India committee
saying contract has just been signed by
which the government subsidies the
Jamaica fruit and produce association with
E1o.o00 sterling annually for five years. the
association undertaking 10 establish direct
fortnightly fruit and passenger line of
steamers, TO make fifteen knots between
Jamaica and the United Kingdom. COM
mencing May. 1900. The association also con-
tracts TO improve the wharfage at Kings
ton and elsewhere, TO build hotels and push
the fruit industry The imperial government
pays half of the subsidy. IL is hoped the
contract will be improved and the subsidized
service between Canada and the West In
dies will shortly be arranged for. The chan
ceIlor of the exchequer then moved reso-
luton authorizing the issue of Es65.Oo0
sterling from the consolidated fund. 1t was
adopted by vote of 223 TO 101.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

LONDON, July 4.--The correspondent Of
the Times at Buenos Ayres says: president
Roca. of the Argentine Republic. will visit
Uruguay and Brazil about the middle of
the month to invite the Presidents OF those
countries to meet the President Of Chile here
next autumn, with view of discussing the
reduction OF South American ornaments.
The Argentine government Will also propose
an alliance of the four republics"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
Nearly 500 Gases of yellow Fever.

number of cases of yellow fever at Vera
Cruz in June was ass, and the deaths $50
showing the virulence of the disease durins
the present epidemic. which bids fair to
last into the late autumn.
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has been good to me-" said he to-day, and
am going to trust Him."
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LONDON. July 4-The Daily Mail pup
fishes the following dispatch from Copen-
hagen: THE United State government has
been secretly sounded regarding its DISPOSE
a guarantee of her information neutrality
with special reference TO any naval war in
the Baltic"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
Opera House burned.

BOWLING GREEN. KY, July 3.-F'ire
this morning destroyed Potterss Opera
House and several business houses, causing
a loss of $4,000. Insurance not known.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

SALT LAKE. Utah. July 3-James ].
Jeffries's attention was called to Corbetts
statement in Buffalo tonight that he would
he ready to contest with the winner of the
Jeffrics-Sharkey fight. Jeffries said he was
still in the fighting business. and IL any,
body wanted TO do business with him he
could always be found.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04
suicide of Bernard wurmscr.

CHICAGO, July 3-Bernard Wurmser.
formerly a well-to-do hay and feed mer-
chant of Cincinnati. shot and killed himself
Tonight No cause for the suicide is known
as Mr. Wurmser was i'm good health and
lived happily with his daughter, Mrs. James
Loeb.
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Pixies Peak AbIaze.

SUMMIT PIXIES PEAK, Col. July 8.
The Fourth of July in Colorado was ushered
in at midnight by a magnificent illumina-
ton on Pixies Peak. 1900 feet above the
sea with seventeen hundred pounds or reds
white and blue powder.
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Bar. Their. r. II. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
Am. 30.of "a So Swest. Clear 600
pm 1886 IS Al s'west. Clear. o.oO
Maximum temperature. 81: minimum tempera-
ture. 90
Following is a comparative statement of the
temperature and precipitation for July 3. 1897
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Recentfon to schlex.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-Rear Admiral
Schley, who with Mrs. Schley, is the guest
of Col. A. X Mcclure. editor of the Phil
adelphia Times. at his home at Wallingford.
about twelve miles from this city. given
a reception tonight by the citizens OF that
vicinity
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Obitua ry.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-John. Walter
Hendley, the well-known frult. amman anu
culture and the National Museum. died sud-
denly tonight of apoplexy, aged seventy
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The French RetaIiating.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., July 3.-Now that the
bait act is being strictly enforced against
the French the latter are retaliating Dy
driving Newfoundland fishing vessels out
of the harbors along the treaty coast
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To Consider the Currency ouestion.
NARRAGANSETT PIER. r. l.. July a.
-Four members Of the Senate finance COM
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Ava. Lady Randolph Churchill, Mrs. Hum
phrey Ward. Sarah Grand. the novelist, and
other prominent women were present.
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Charles NJ Hart 1871 Springdale avenue,
was arrested yesterday by Detectives Asch
and Dugan and charged with petit larceny
In is claimed that he stole pocketbook
containing s. from Mrs. Dedrick, Al East
Washington street.
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TO CURE a CoLD N Owe DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II II fails TO cure. &c.
The genuine has l. b. Q. on each tablet
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Movements of Steamers.

LIVERPOOL July 3.-Arrived: Corinthias
from Boston; Umbria. from New York.
GIBRALTAR, July 3.-Arrived: Saales
from New York for Naples ard Genoa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

Philadelphia Record.
.Who was the most disappointed man
when she married." asked Belle
.Her husband / suspect" answered Nell.
for Nell loved the bride very dearly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-04

Beautiful Compilations by Using
Champlin's Liquid Pearl. soc. pink or white.
Delightful. marvellous results. harmless.
Evening journal., 1899-01-24

Is hoTi Il ne duz hit ag lin ns mus
stay Cutten the house fur looHn
glasses cos money an he CANT AFFORD
TO hav a man aroun' his establishment
who don know a big loolUn' glass
frum ordinary atmosphere wich kin be
walked through. Talkin about this
yer feller Rose reminds me, Mary Ann,
NV an incident wich occurred on the
trane Rose cum in the smokin car
at Porters' stashun with a lc@g skware
box in his han jes about similer TO
the size that il issued by the Purga-
tory Woods Distilln Cumpny. He
shook hams all roun'. an everybOdys
mouth wuz waterin'. Hit sprist the
hole car that he did'n' say: "Fellers
cum up 10 the water cooler an take
drink" But he jes didn' Wen we got
nearly to Dover he reched up an took
down that box and undone hit. Homes
TO God Mary Ann. there wuzn't a man
in the ear who didn hay water a run
min down over his chin as he watched
that feller Rose Opin that box. Every
body wuz willin TO volunteer to go
an git the glass an the ise~water. All
at Onct | heerd Frank McNMlty say
Hell hit hahn nuthin but flowers"
An. Mary Ann. he wuz right That
feller had brought a box load nv
flowers to a carload NV men who wuz
dyin' NV thirst. He mus Nv bin edu-
Gated in one NV these yere Flower
Misshun Schools where they is taught
to take a boka TO a family who hahn
got no bred or mete or cole in the
house an who'd ruther hav a bunch
NV celery than a bunch NV flowers
But this feller Rose wen roun' dis
tributin them flowers an wen he cum
to me he sez. This IL in honor NV
John Edward O'Sulhvan Addicks
Jones, NV Sandtown." an then we all
Civ a 81 NV relefe an wiped the water
often our chins. Hit wuz a bitter dis
appointment.
Well Mary Ann, | CESS this IL as
much as you'll wan to here in yOre
debillyeated condishun I'd like to git
home to see the kid, but Frank Alice
sez as how this IL no time fur a man to
git sentymentile. I'll be glad wen this
yere weery wars over fur hits gittin'
10 be a tiresOme sort Nv a scrf,..
Yore risin' husband,
BILL JONES.
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DIED

FITZiIARRls.-- In this city, on Janu-
airy 2l. 1899, Lizzie Fitzharris, aged
years. months.
EDWARDS. On January %. 1899
Thomas Edwards. aged 81 years.
EDWARDS In this city, on January
20, 1899. Sarah NJ. wife OF Elias W.
Edwards. aged 90 years
HHclNDRlXSON.-On January 20, 1899
Katie. wife OF James Hendrixson. in
her 21st year
KAdTWSSR.--In this city. on Janu-
airy %. 1899. Henry Karwssr, aged
45 years.
KELLEY. In this city, on January
is, Thomas B. Kelley, aged 60 years.
MClOsHIEY. I'm this city, on Janu-
airy p, 1899, James w. NJ -Closkey,
in his seth year.
THOMPSON-On January %, 1899,
Margaret infant daughter Of Henry
b. and Mary Wilson Thompson.
Won BOURBON. In this city. on
January %, 1899, Frederick Won
aged II years
WALSH. In this city, on the 23d in
stant Margare, wife OF William
Walsh, aged 6S years.
WlNNqNGTON.-In this city, on
January %, 1899. Ellen. daughter OF
Alexander and Ellen Wilmington, in
her 10th year.
Evening journal., 1899-01-24
HIS SONS SUGGESTION.


Yesterday the Wayfarer informed
his readers that job II. jackson. presi.
dent Of the Jackson and Sharp Com.
pany, OF this city, was one OF those
who sent TO Representative Conaway
Of Sussex county. a cure for the hic
G. ughS which threatened the life on
the Sussex statesman.
This remedy was for the patient 70
work his head and neck up and down,
and around and around until the mus
cular exercise broke the hiccoughs. He
was, i is said, sitting in his home circle
when the idea q sending word OF this
cure TO Representative Conaway en-
iered his head. A0er explaining Il
TO his family be said;
III write 10 him.
Bur, father" said conslderate and
sympathetic mem5er OF his family
the poor man is suffering, and. II
were ypu, I should telegraph the cure ,
ia would require so many words
that tbe expense would be enormous. D
said Mr Jackson.
Il dont think so. father" said On,
Of his boys II you want him to dt
what You say you DO. an you have {.
say are the words 'Rub0er-necl1 A,
and he'll undeistand IT,"
For a suggestion OF telegraphic brev
ity the Waytarer considers this mas
terpiece
Evening journal., 1899-01-24
NouNp THIE DOOR OPEN

AS Police Sergeant George Black
was passing the stationery store
OF Albert Ccwglli No. Wesl Tenth
street, Sunday afternoon about A
O'clock he noticed The front door was
open and no one in the store. Sergeant
Black nailed up the door and notified
the proprietor.
Evening journal., 1899-01-24
CARD OF THANKS.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. 21, 1899.
To the President of the Economic
Insurance Company. Peter ]. Ford.
Dear Sir Kindly accept my sincere
thanks for the prompt settlement OF
the claim on the life OF my late bro
ther, Levi ID. Smith The c,aim was
paid by the superintendent less than
three hours after reported the death
at your office. ! take this method OF
thanking you ali, and / wish to let my
friends and the public know what the
home company is doing for the people
Of Wilmington. / remain very respect
fully MARY J. TOMLINSON,
SAL Windsor street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-24
IAYTON's COMMON-sIENsE.

"Dr. Ca,eb r. Layton is a nice man.
well-educated and naturally bright.
remarked a Sussex county politician 70
the WayEaler, "but he needs a set OF
goyernor-bahs on his temper He gets
mad SO often that persons don't pay
any attention to his anger, taking il
as matter % course His father was
a different sort OF a man. While pos
sessed Of a nmited education he had a
big fund CT oommon-sense and made
excellent use Of "a.
when he was sherin Il Sussex
county the Junction and BreakwateI
Company Of which Judge Houston,
then simple member OF the bar. was
president, decided to build the road
Through from Georgetown to Lewes.
This necessisased ad quod damnwm
PROCEEDINGS for the right Of way, ana
the sheriff had to preside. Charles NJ.
Cullen represented the property own
ers and Judge Houston his company.
Sheriff Layton was in a dilemma, fof
both men were astute practitioners
and he would be called upon to decide
an points in controversy between
fhem His common-sense came 10 his
RELIEF The first objection made he
decided in favor OF Houston; the next
in favor Of Cullen; the next in favor
OF Houston, and the next in favor or
Cullen. Thus he proceeded to the end
OF the hearings, regardless Of themerits
OF the argument, his one idea being to
Keep both men satisfied by giving
neither the advantage Of the other. At
ter it was over both lawyers compli-
mented him en- his fairness and dimpar.
tiality.
Evening journal., 1899-01-24
HlAD HIS HEAD CUT.

BY the breaking Of a derrick chain
Yesterday Hugh MHCafer;y, OF No. 1875
East Ninth street, FOREMAN in the Nc.
cuiiough Iron Works. had his head
SeYeriy cut. The wound was dressed
by Or. FrisJ and the injured man sent
home