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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16

Orwell Harrington was in Brook6eld
the tirst OF the week.
Charles Lowell has sold his oxen to
| parties in Woodstock.
/ Frank Jenne was called to Barnard BY
the death Of his father.
Miss Abbie " Whitcomb is in Boston buy
] Ing her spring millinery.
Mrs. Waters OF Barnard has been visit
Ing her son, Harris Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gould visited in
Royalton Saturday and Sunday at j. @.
Adams.
Miss Carrie Young, who has been in
Randolph for two weeks, is at home for
the present.
Miss Bertha Davis, who has been at
tending school in Royalton, is at home
for vacation.
Harris Holland has moved onto farm
on the Pittsfield road, known as the Ju.
Illus Ranney place
Mr.. and Mrs Wilied Hassam visited
her father, Dennis Hickey, recently, who
is Ill with the grip.
II is reported that Harris Waters has
hired Ed Mills house for the present year
with the privilege OF buying II so desired.
Frank Boutwell's house had narrow
escape from tire recently. This is the Sec
ond alarm and il We are TO have a third we
hope II may De as easily disposed OF as the
other two have been.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Amos Leavitt Friday afternoon. New
sugar Will De served. Arthur Leayitt viii
be at j. A. chedel's store With teams for
those wishing to go. All are invited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
WITH HEAVY LOSS.
General Lloyd Wheaton Whips
Large Rebel Force.
AMERICAN LOSS Is BUT SLIGHT.
Important Battle Takes Place Near Pasig.
Many Bodie- of killed FiIipiuos n. .oat-
Ing Down the River-General Otis
Makes onieial Report TO War Depart
ment Killed aud Wounded.

Manila March I5-Ganaral How'd
vyhaata,. ,a,,,,,a,,.,,,,a rr,.f.@,, s,....-
,,,,t...
force Of 1000 Filipinos al Pasig this after
noon, inflictciug a heavy loss upon them.
The American loss was slight The Amer
leans captured $50 Fufpinos aIapv h,dias
~ rat,sts p,aaf =, -. -.
oc,t,tz. - 'I'S 's a. ''''''''' al 9
''S','' '',e i.'ei'
ss''s + u non oi company l. Wen
titth regiment, was killed. Private New
man. company +, Twentieth regiment.
Is wounded. Private Carroll. lomrauv
A. TWentv-sarana regiment fs wounded
Private Marshall. ramrapy u ryar,,,-
ss-,,,,s r..-s,..,., s.. -. t.,-.-.
fsg1r-g.s - =, -. =. ''ss
i.7lnt fs ...,,r.,5 Ia I.5. =,
company l. i"enty-see2nl regiment
Us Wounded
Nout e'p = tt3pihos surrendered az tne
tl"il 9i 4atsis 70 the W WasbIuSton rrst-
Htet!t' ana i'a hlilplH9s Were captured at
ia.s Ny the i @enlieth regiment.
our troops round lob dead tiliP.nos
ana ~ pc" graves near Pasis. The pris-
ohels were ahaiiaea' anu therefore Il Is
throwing their arms into the river.
washington, March l5.-The following
dispatch from General Otis was received
this morning.
Manila, March 10.
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DROUGHT Is BROKEN.

san francisco, March 15.--The drought
which was threatening the loss OF mill
ions Of dGiHrs to the state, has been
broken by "a rain storm which prom
ises to continue for several days. NeaI Y
an inch of moisture has already been
distributed over Sacramento valley. Re
ports show that both grain and fruit
crops are In excellent condition through
out the big valley, and the present storm.
with the usual slring showers. will in
sure abunda-t harvests. a light precipi-
tation is reported from Stockton ana
other points in the San Joaquin.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
North Innhridna.

John Durkee has gone to Barre to work
on the electric road.
Mrs. II. p. Albright has been quite i'll
since her return from Hooksett, N. II.
The Good Templars' entertainment on
Friday evening was fairly well attended, /,
all things considered.
The Ladies' Social Circle will bold a So
ciable at the home OF Mrs. G. b. Smith on
Wednesday evening, March 22d. All are
cord islly invited.
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HEARD IN LONDON.

London. March l5.-The Evening News
this afternoon publishes the following
dispatch from Manila: General Whea-
ton has completely routed the FilipinoS
and has occupied Pasig, Taguig and Pa
teros. Several hundreds Of the enemy
were killed and as many were aptnraG
General OTIS says this is the greatest
victory since Feb, 5. The Americans VII
now press towards Aguinaido,s head
quarters"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
MUSTER OUT ORDERS.

Washington, March 15.-Oriers were
issued today for the muster out OF the
First Texas at Galveston and the Second
Louisiana at Savannah. Both regiments
are now at Havana, but viii be brought
to this country as soon as transports are
available. The Sixth company Of yol-
unteer signal corps, now at Augusta.
Ga. has been ordered mustered out
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
LIBERTY OR DEATH.
Agonciilo's Secretary Talks Of the Pur.
poses of the Filipinos.

New York. March l5.-Sixto Lopez. tn,
secretary Of Agoncillo, the representa-
tive Of Aguinaldo, leader Of the Phil.
ipinos, with Or. Jose Losada, a member
OF the PHILIPPINE junta, sailed for South
ampton today on the American liner st
Paul They refused to discuss national
affairs within the Jurisdiction Of the
United States, but said that they were
sorry that the Americans, who boast So
much about freedom, are trying to make
their poor people slaves.
"The Filipinos were lighting for liberty
long before The United States came into
existence" remarked Lopez, and they
are not going to give up the battle be-
cause the taslmasters have been changed
from Spani8ras TO North Americans
our cry is liberty or DEATH
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
WRECKED BY TORNADO.

birmingham, Ala, March IA tor
nado early this morning wrecked
dozen or more dwelling houses and
three churches and unrooted several Istc-
tories at Avoudale and WoodlaWn, sub
urbs Of Birmingham, but no one was IN
iured as far as is known
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
The Apprtit. q ! GOAT

Is enyied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out OF order. All
such should know that Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful stomach aud
liver remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular body habit
that insures perfect health and great en-
ergy. Only 25c. at Drew & Leonard s
drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16

We, the undersigned, do hereby agreeto
refund the money on a 60 cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrupof Tar IL it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee 25.eent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
w. Il. Blood, Randolph.
f. /. Cafiin, East Braintree.
j. W. Fargo, Randolph Center.
Blodgett Bros, Prookfield.
W. II. Sprague. East Brookfield.
A. @. 0sgood, East Randolph.
II. G. Hubbard, Granville.
Mann a Allen, Randolph.
f.. j. Prince, South Randolph.
H. II. Clark, North Randolph.
+. e. Batchelor. West Braintree.
Ladies' nair work. MRS. II. H. BEAN.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
MANY school Children Are Sickly.

bv Mother GRAY, d nurse in Chlldrents Home New
YORK break mp colds 10 z hours, care Frverish.
ness. Headache. stomach Troubles, Tee hing Dis
orders aud Destroy Worms. Az al Druggists. 25c
sample mailed FREE. Address Allen $. Olmsled
lie Roy. y. Y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16

~ owe my whole life to Bardock Blood
Bltters. ScrOfulous sores covered my
body. ! seemed beyond cure. BIB. B. has
made me perfectly we'll woman" Mrs.
Chas. Hutton. Berviile, Mich. I'm
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
Store TO RENT
After April Is the large, ligh store now
occupied by the HERALD. One of the oest
l.latl0ns In town. Rent very low.
CARPENTERS

BIDS viii be received till Saturday night,
march Is, for laying a hardwood floor
thoroughly seasoned birch or maple) IN
sAa store. Bid to cover lumber, laying,
s.c' Floor 10 be smoothed.
l., p. THAYER, Admr., Randolph.
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Minimum charge is Soc.
Additional Rates for special position
Reading netices, double rate.
Legal and Local Advertising.
Liberation and posting, 81 for weeks; estate no
tees H2 special notices, 0e. per line for wee X
6btuarieB-ordinary length, III and 20 copies fur
ntshedi resolutions, 50c.s cards q thanks 25c IN
solicited poetry &C. per line Notices in WANT
column or at head of any town CORES pondence Toe
psr line first insertion when I've lines oF less are
assd when more than ave, additional lines AZ Sc
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seek Tor three weeks, after that Be. per line.
l.. u. JOHNSON. Proprietor,
Randolph, Vt.
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"A dose in time saves lives" DIR. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup; natures remedy for
coughs, colds pulmonary diseases OF every
sort I'm
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16

Ladies' nair work MRS. II. H. BEAN.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16

Guantanamo. March a.
Adjutant General, Washington:
Artihcer George Green. company y,
L. s v. died March u, at o'clock p. m.
Disease, lobar pneumonia, right lung.
Ray, Colonel
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
CLIMATE And CROPS.
HOW THE WEATHER HAS TREATED
TlLLERS OF THE SOIL.

In HAS BEEN WELL, ON THE
WHOLE, AND THBRE Is PROS
PECT OF IIARGp CROPS OF
GRAIN AND FRUITS.
FINowlnlg is tIhe repcrt Of lihs climate
and m-p stlWloe fer the Delaware and
Marylandl sdctlCn fer the week past
The fempdraauro 0uiling uhe early
part of The week was sllghtly below the
nlfmNL A walrm parci sdt In ON The
l1lh AND continued The ba1amoe OF i'hs
week line days were WARM, amid the
nights we've cool. AT Baltimore tine
msan temperature was % degrees
laboye Uha nominal dor Jhe un.lre week.
riI.dg The 9th, 10Th AMID 1lJh IL WAS
fr m dagree to degrees below, while
from the 1lth TO tlhs 18TH tha average
excess Clf temperature above THE nor
NAL was over 8 degrees per day.
Two general rains occurred durlna
the week, on lihe 1lth and cm this 18th.
On the 1lth the rainfall was quite
heavy In localities. There were local
showers in different portions CT this
state on the 9th, 10Th and 18TH The
rainfall was abundant in an districts
with the exception of some of Tine
SOUTHERN counties cn the Eastern
shore. where the rain seems to have
been Fighter than TN other portions oil
the section. In Washington county
some injury was done to strawberry
beds by hail and heavy rain.
Reports from all sect.tns on tlhs stat.
show that the week has BEEN favorable
for vegetable growth. The fine rain.
have improved all crops. The soil hal
been PUT into good working condition
in nearly an prrt.ons of the state; tbs
GROUND lis stiG quite dry i'm some o.
THE SOUTHERN counties of the Eastern
Shcge. On the whole prospects hav,
materially improved during THE pas
week for nearly all crops ut has bee
week of fine growing weather
Garden vegetables and truck ar
lsh0wlng The good effects u the recen
Trains. Peas are blosscming; cabbage
tomato and sweet potato plants hav
: been tranEp'anteh during THE past weel
: I'm great numbers. Strawberries vii
lo Plentiful; they are NOW rlpeninl
rapidly and are beginning TO find the.
r way to the market. Melons and canta
lcupes are coming mp nliceiy. Earn
potatoes are Vigorous.
Reports continue favorable 70
; abundant crops of apples chernies ami
a lpears. James S. Harris. Of Coleman
Kent county, reports that peach tree
are not showing as much young frri
4 s5 the bloom indicated. One repN
: comes from Dorchester county to tn
effect that peaches wiz be abundant
ahah lccality. Professor G. G. Curtis
writes from Harforid county: 1--WE mon
see the effects on the February cold
tend.- trees. vines, and hedges hay
been killed. to the gnmnd.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
HOME FOR ADMIRAL DEWEY.

lPUBlIC WILL BE ASKED 10 CON
TRIBUTE FUNDS FOR THE PUR-
POSE.
Washington May 1S.-The National
Dewey Hume Committee held a meeting
yesterday in Chairman Vanderips Of
! fice ami decided to send letters to all
Tine leading newspapers, national banks
and pUsbma5lCrs, asking Them to- Co
operate with this committee by reCelv-
ing contributions from the public and
| forwarding the same to the treasurer,
at Washington.
Following is the appeal to the news
papers: THE National Dewey Home
Fund CommBttee, recognizing tine press
OF the country ais the best medium for
reaching TILE people and THE most pow
c.Ml instrument for good at the com
cMsion OF their meeting yesterday ali
ternoon requested the Associated Press
to- state THAT the committee most earn
testify solicited the cO-operatacm Of
newspapers I'M their effort TO secure
subscriptions. The commihtee raquest
newspaper publishers everywhere 10
open public subscriptions aclonOwlsdge
receipt through theip c,lumns fr-m
day to day, and forward tine same 20
the National Dewey Home Coimmittos
this city, Hon. Ellis II. Roberts, treas
Iurer
1T is suggested that newspaper pub
fishers receiving subscriptions make
their remittances TO the committee mere
weekly, or more frequently if by them
ldsshed. Treasurer Roberts Will ac-
knowledge rsoeipt to newspapers, and
Will finally issue to each subscriber a
souvenir receipt With a view ta the
latter, publishers are requested to laeer
a record of an subscribers, with THEN
post office addresses, and, so far as
possible, to forward the Same with
their remhttances from thine TO time
Temporary receipts have been provided
Iuntil the handsomely engraved sOuVe-
mir receipts are ready for issuance.
"1lhe National Dewey H-me Fund
COMMITTEES believe that the publishers
i'm this country WITH lend their asset-
ance In this work, anil that IL lies With
in their power to make this movements
a great success at tine earliest possible
day.
1.-The committee, recognizing Service
laAcady randered further request THAT
publishers who OPEN public subsorp-
Ulors r-tlfy THE treasurer as early as
possible for their information.
A n1table feature of Admiral Dew.
oy S arrival I'M Washington with be th'
presentation to him by the president O
the superb jeweled swOrd made by am
thority OF CONGRESS- as q Testimonial
b from THE government. The sword wa!
completed some time ago, but owing
! to ITS dellcacy and great value II wa
o Glamed best mot a.. send it to the ad
miral. 1t is NOW I'm a safe deposit vaul
3 awaiting mis- coming.
e The presentation to- THE officers am,
q mon OF the admAuals flagship Of uh'
e handsome meldals authorized by Con
I gress viva occur probably at THE sans
time. The medals are being made b.
New York firm and will be complete.
to-moHu- w. There are about ZOO o
q them, Congress having directed thn
each Officer and man i'm the flee. shoul
$ receive one. Those not distribu "a per
$ sonally to the officers and men in th'
n country probably will be FORWARDED q
e Manila for presentation There
Evening journal., 1899-05-19

COI.LINs.-In this city, on May &c. John
Collins.
FLINN.-On the 18th instant, Anna NJ.
wife Of Thomas f. Finn.
GAYLEY.-On May 10. 1899. Edwin IT,.
Gayley son of Thomas q. and the late
ellen i. Gayey, in the ilst year of his
age.
lIElsS-On May Is. 1899, William Hclss,
aged 10 years. son of Leonard and Will
helmlna lleiss.
KELLEY.-In Middletown Del, on May
1G. 1899, Julia Clark Kelley.
AIANZ.-In this city. on May 10, 1899,
Elizabeth. wife Of the late John MANI.
lSHEEHY. the 18th instant, Bridget,
wife OF John Sheehy.
IsHUSTER.-In this city. on May &c, 1899
| Francis A. Shuster.
SINCIIAIR-In this city, on May II. 1899.
J. Willard. only child Of John w. and
Annie NJ. Sinclair, aged / year and 10
/ months.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral a the par
ents' residence. No. Sl7 West Third
street. on Friday afternoon, May ~. at
J O'Clock. lnterment Riverview Cemetery
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
HE WILL KEEP nINrE.

Detective Hutch.ns. OF Dover, and
Samuel Roberts. Of Clayton, yesterday
visited the penitentiauy at Trenton. n,
j., and were enabled to see Coopar
Cotter and Clark, who are serving
time there. Although the VISITORS die
not see Boggs they leanmed that h,
would be made a time-l1eeper in one o
the workshops, He feels his imprison
ment keenly.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
TRIAL OF COL. WAINWRIGHT.
WAS POSTPONED OWING TO TILE
ABSENCE OF THREE MATERNAL
ANITNESSES.

WAS POSIPONllD OWING IL ulkik
ABSENCE OF THREE N1ATDRlAI
WITNESSES.
The remainder of the trial of Colo
incl John w Wainwright, a pension
attorney of this city, charged with fii-
ing false papers in support of "A PEN
sion claim. was postponed In The QUAR-
ter Sessions Court OF Philadelphia yes
telday until to-day, owing to tine abb
sande ~ three witnesses subpOenaed by
the prosecution. They a.a hive at Coates-
Vile. Chester county, and one OF their
number lis Bffie Young. the woman to
whom the pension was grunted Judge
Mcpherson issued attachments for thair
apprehension.
Mrs. Young. or Garis SIS alla3el D..
have applied for a pension thr hugh
Colonel Wainlwiiglht as the widow Cl
Joseph Young n OWL war veIbeaan. in
llS94 II was granted to mar Last yenn
The testimony tended 10 show that uhl.
claimant had bean twice marrldd since
tine death of Young, and WAS not. tIhare-
fore. eligible to a widows pcnlson. AT
ter hearlng tegtim-ny as to the mar
riages OF tihs woman and her oharac-
err, a witness was called who said that
he had infonmEd COLONEL Wainwright
This descendant. az the facts IN har case
before THE filing Of the final papers IN
thIs claim.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
pRoPPEp prAD AFrER. clRcns

Mrs. Lizzie FISHER. colored. OF No.
S29 Buttonwood street, went to the cir
Gus on Wednesday night last, and af-
ter returning dropped dead at her
home DR.. McColley held a post-mor-
TEN yesterday afternoon and pro
nounced death due to valvular diseas,
OF the heart superindnced by endo-
carditis
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
sIvE SELL WHEELs, TOOr'

At prices guaranteed the lowest, at
Ross New Bicycle Dept, 30 Market
street Second fioor). Call and see the
new Chainless Wheels both Bevel and
Sager gear. and the newest things in Au-
tomato Coaster and Brake. applied either
10 rear tire or rear axle. A complete line
OF Bicycle Supplies, Bicycle and Athletic
Goods. Sweaters. Jerseys, Caps and Ho-
sIery. Agents for Spalding's Baseball,
Tennis and Golf Goods. Spring and sum.
mer 1893 Sporting Goods now in stock.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
JUMPED THE TRACK.

The engine on south-bound train No.
o. which was due here at sol yester-
day morning, jumped the track near
Gray's Ferry, delaying traffic twenty
five minutes.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19

Commercial and Shorthand courses
Now Is a good time 20 begin. Code,
college, Sth and Market. individual
training. Call at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

In the matter OF the selection by the
judges OF the circuit court OF Ohio coun-
ty OF board OF fifteen trustees for the
Mutual Savings bank, OF the city OF
Wheeling, pursuant to the act OF the
legislature of West Virginia, passed
February "a, 1850, Judges Joseph r.
PAUL and II. c. Hervey. selected from the
trustees heretofore appointed, or elect
cd. for such bank, the following: How
ard Hazlett. David l.. Ratclin. William
G. Wilkinson, W. T.. Anderson, Henry
Redman. George G. McNown, Charles
II. Watkins. Alfred Caldwell, p. T..
Farrell, Henry SeriS. Charles w.
Frnnzhc!m. Alexander UpdegTafi. Nell
son +. Whitaker, Alexander Mitchell
and Edward Rogers, and made the fol-
lowing order: 1t Is ordered, pursuant
to said act, that such selection shall
be recorded in the ordcr-bool1 OF each
part OF said court, and such fifteen
trustees ehall constitute board OF
trustees for said bank. with power to
do, or cause to be done, all things that
arc proper 20 be done By the corpora
ton, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY
Ky tho Waite Opera Company Mt the
Wheeling Park Casino.

The weeks engagement OF the Waite
Comic Opera Company at the Wheeling
Park Casino closes to-day, with two
performances, afternoon and evening.
In the afternoon, Chimes of Nor
mandy" will be sung and the evening
attraction Is "Ollve;te." Both arc
popular operas with local theatre goers.
and doubtless the two larEes. audi
cnces OF the season VIII be in attend
ance. Certainly the high quality OF the
work OF :hc Waite company deserves
most liberal patronage.
The largest audience of the week last
nigh. heard the company in MARTA
ma" This IL an opera that Is seldom
heard In Wheeling, but Is always heard
with great enjoyment. II was put on
handsomely. Miss Louise Moore, In the
title role, again distinguished herself.
The supper. was very good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
Yn1rr Erc,r Hnll Inimrcd.

Last evening at 1880 O'Clock on the
pike in Pleasant Valley, young Frew
Hall, older son of Mr.. and Mrs. james
*. Hall. was injured as the result OF a
frightened team running into HIS blcy-
Gle and throwing him to The ground. An
Elm Grove car was coming down the
hill and a carriage team was passing
out to the park when tho accident &C.
CURED. The horses became frightened
and dashed to one side. catching the
boy before he could escape. He was
thrown and the carriage passed over
him. Mr.. Hall was out driving near
by at the time, and took his son home
In his carriage. Doctors Cracratt. Hhpp
and Dickay were called and It was
found ,ha, tho boy was not seriously
hurt, his worst injury being a wound
above the left ear IN which four stitches
were taken. The wound was very pain
tul, but Frew bore the pain with n for
tltudc that was rema rasablc for one OF
such tender age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
THE NORTH WHEELING

Company,s Proposition to Acquire
the Brooke Plant at Wcilsburs Is
not yet Accepted, and Tn,ll Then
the Removal Of This Industry is not
Assured. u,
The statement that the North Wheel
Ing Glass Company mayrmove It's bus
mess to Wellsburs on account OF the
obstinate strike of the Toys employed
at the plant, has been received with
alarm throughout the community. es-
pecially IN North Wheeling, and the
hope is generally expressed that the
youthful strikers will not become re-
sponslble for such disaster to Indus
trial Wheeling. h.
Secretary FIJI. Park, OF the company,
stated to an Intelligencer reporter last
night that his company had made IN
offer to the Brooke company, Of Wells
burg. and II 1t Is accepted the plant will
be, moved. He said that even II the
boys abandon their strike now the COM
pany would stand by its proposition to
80 to Weitsburg II the Brooke com pany
accepts the proposition advanced by the
North Wheeling. lSs II
Mr.. Park said the boys were being
paid ten cents more than the average
wage In this district before they went
on strike. and now they want seventeen
per cent. more. At first he thought the
boys parents would influence the boys
to abandon their unreasonable demands,
but he recently learned that the parents
are unfolding the boys, This being the
case. Mr. Park says his people became
disguised and decided to locate the bus-
mess where 1t could be carried on peace
fully. The Brooke company's stocl4hold-
ers he added. would meet In a Few
days to consider the proposition made
by the North Wheeling. and the mat
ter would be in allegiance until their de-
cision is reached.
General indignation Is expressed that
boys. influenced by the parents. should
be able to bring about the loss Of one
Of the city's important industries. It
Is said both boys and parents are now
beginning to regret their unreasonable
stand rLgF E.