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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-05
DETAILS AT WORK
PREPARING THE CAMP AND GR0uDs
FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The Dust Has Been Laid and the Offleers
Horses VIII Have, TO BE Res
eued.

There will be no dust on the state en-.
campment Of the Oregon National Guard
and 35 officers horses are stuck on q
sand bar IN the Willamette river.
They we're shipped on the steamer
Ruth, from Portland, and may have 10
be swum ashore TO arrive in time for
Saturday, when the encampment is to
open.
General orders from the Brigadier-
General disclose the fact at the encamp-
ment headquarters that the Third In.
iantry Regimental band, from Portland
and the Fourth Infantry Regimental
band, from Eugene, will be present
during the encampment.
The Details
arrived at the camp grounds today 10
put the grounds in order and do all the
preliminary work, such as putting up
tents, and providing fuel and bedding.
Sergt. Judson and privates Ross, Jones
and Clark, Of the Salem company. were
detailed by Capt. Lyon.
NouI ehlhVeu men VI w n, anu uiIee
enlisted men each Of companies b, G,
d, +, +, an1G. Lieut.. Strain, OF Port.
land has charge Of all the details. The
two regiments will be here Saturday, the
Albany company arriving first, followed
by the Portland aud Eastern Oregon
companies on a special train.
X. $. Greenleaf is the officer desig.
mated 10 lay out and plot the camp. A
general order prohibits hucksters or
sales OF liquors, wines, ale, or beer on
the grounds, or anyone being there after
TATTOO taps are sounded. The weather
promises TO be everything that could be
expected during the rainy season in the
tropics.
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MORE NEWS FROM NOME.
w. n. Helms. Of Salem Reveals some Startling
Facts Conserving the Metropolis OF the
Frozen North.


| Frozen North.
The following extracts are taken from
a letter written TO Mr.. Jay Bishop, ol
this city, by W. II. Helm, dated Nome
City, June 2lst:
"With thousands and thousands oI
others, have been wonderfully deceived
in coming to this county. There are
probably $4,000 people here now, and
still they are coming by the thousands.
Millions Of dollars worth OF produce and
machinery are on the beach that will
never be used. From one 10 three
suicides are reported daily, and hun.
dreds OF men are broke, who would be
glad TO work for their board. What
will become OF them the Lord only
knows. There are one or two men shot
daily, and there Is general disoreer and
confusion.
"ritles 10 all town lots are in litiga.
tion. The country is all staked out for
100 miles around, lying there for sale.
They won't let man prospect before
uhllhks low Clhlinb On lno DtHt
creeks are being worked and are paying
we'll. The beach mining paid we'll last
fall for a few miles and was worked out.
Early this spring the crowd from Daw.
son reworkcd It, but there are still some
spots ielt that pay small wages. How
ever, the men who come out whole on
the trip will be the exception.
IL hauled my stuff up TO camp with
my cart, and then sold II for $50. /
bought small boat, paying $50 for Il,
and have commenced 10 move my stuif
further up the beach. will put in the
summer II there Is any show for some.
thing. There are hundreds OF men
going home ON every steamer. Every
branch Of business is overdone. ri
is very hard 10 get acquainted TO sleep.
ing in daylight. II is as light at mid.
night as AZ noon,
I'VE were thirteen days on the water
from Astoria We spent three days fast
in the icebergs from % to 80 feet thick.
As far as the eve could reach there Was
nothing but ice. Several vessels we're
wrecked, but no one was lost that can
learn Of. The Ohio came In few days
ago with smallpox on board, and WAS
not allowed to land, being sent to st.
MlChaels.'
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no Rn RnPAIRpp.

Bentley a Co.. Arc the Contractors Who
VIII Give Employment 10 Laborne Men
on the North Min Race.
Bentley X Co have the contract 10 ill
in a break ON the north side of the ditch
below the head gates OF the old Salem
ilouring mills company, between Liberty
and High streets. The illl will be nearly
lO0 feet up and down the stream and 80
TO 90 feet wide by 10 to rs feet deep
Piles will have TO be driven aud plank
ed, ON the inside Of which will be .rock
clay and earth.
The job will furnish employment to
number of men and teams and will he
done at once and before harvesting he.
gins
The contractors feel assured that they
can make an embankmcnt that will
stand and will push the work, expect.
ing TO complete the job in about
month, at which time 1t il xpected the
warehouse will be- ready 10 receive the
new crop Of wheat.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Passes orr Quietly at This City Weather
Spols Pienles.

Passes orr Quietly at This City. -WeaIhe
Spells PicnIes.
The quietest Fourth OF July seen il
Salem for many years has just passed
But for an occasional firecracker OF
bomb touched off by small boy, ant
the flag flying over Bush's bank, th,
traveller on Commercial street would
have found nothing to remind him that
it was the anniversary Of the nations
birth.
As the shades Of night fell few rock.
cts were sent up from different parts OF
the city by youngsters whose dads had
been liberal with the spending money.
Many OF salem's people went to the
outlying towns which were celebrating
the day, and others went on the excur.
sion down the river. Still others had
all arrangements made for private pic.
mic parties to different pleasant spots in
the country. These were all dsap.
pointed, any many walls wended their
way TO the weeping skies from the
young people who had been indulging in
such bright anticipations Of days out.
ing and summer Irritation in the sylvan
glades OF Marion county.
The day was free from any serious
accident. A Chinese bomb, fired by a
small boy on Commercial street, thew
pebble through 500 plate glass win.
dow into Stones drug store. In another
instance the small boy was fred by tn
Chinese bomb. The bomb had
been placed under an inverted kee
after the fuse was liz, and the boy II !.
lustrated his courage, skill and endur.
anee," by sitting on the keg until the
thing "went off" The key was resolved
into Its constituent elements, and the
boy came down again after awhile, with.
out sustaining serious damage.
While superabundance OF :water, in
the form of rain, prevented the private
pienios, the lack Of it proved disastrous
to the NJ. Il. Sunday school excursion
and picnic down the river. The crowd
went down ON the Altona and started
back on the Ruth. But in cross
ing the bar near wheatland the bottom
OF the river was too near the top. and
the steamer went aground hard and
fast. There were 90 excursionists ON
board, mostly children, and they were
Obliged to put in the night on the boat
without their nighties. At last accounts
the vessel was still agrou nd, but the pas.
sengers will be brought up on another
boat, probably the Modoc, due between
and p. m.
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PERSONALS

Henry Stauffer, Of Butteville, is in tn
city today on business.
Frank Shaier, drove over TO DALAI
yesterday 10 celebrate the Fourth.
Mabel Downing, Of sublimity, hai
gone for summers visit with hel
aunt, Mrs, p. b. Berkeley, at Oakland.
Geo. Stevens the fruit dryer mann
facturer, has. .some work lin his line al
Colfax, Wash, and leaves for that plac,
tolay,
w. +. Davidson, of st. Paul who i,
one Of the few Democratic road super,
yisors elected in this county, was in the
city to-day.
Mrs. Brock Of Spokane, formerly
Linnie Lewis, Of Salem, has been spend.
ing few days at the home OF her
mother, Mrs Josh Smith, in Yew
Park
Mr. and Mrs. n. ]. Judah, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Dunsiord formed one Of the Salem
parties which took in the celebration at
Dallas.
Mrs, Mcdonald has returned from six
months spent at San Jose, Cal. She
will romain in the cityabout month
and returns Ia August TO her new Cali.
iorna home.
Mr.. and Mrs q, Steiner and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Meyers returned this morn.
ing from Dallas, whore they spend few
days, taking In the celebration, They
report a good celebration and fair day
after light shower in the morning.
A. II, Cook, who lived in this city
about eight years ago where he waa en-.
gagged in the painting business, was in
salem Tuesday on his way home from
Klondike. Mr.. Cook while In the Al.
aska gold fields has gained fortune and
was here tovist his sister Mrs. Jack
Goode.
Mrs. Asa Wyman, daughter Of Justice
j. o'Donald, started with her two chill
dren for Dlwson Tuesday morning, To
join her husband, who Is workinga claim
ON Eldorado creek, intending TO return
this fall, but ON reaching Portland and
hnding that the expense would be much
heavier than she expected, she gave up
the trip aud returned 10 Salem today
Robert ID, Wade, county recorder OF
Los Angeles county, Cal arrives on the
afternoon overland, accompanied by his
daughter, TO visit his uncle. DR..
s. Il. Jessup for week, after which he
will continue ON his way TO ST. Paul,
Mum, toatteud the national conyention
OF Republican Clubs, to which he is
delegate.
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MnIIla Boys An Rirht

The boys Of Company F, o. y. e.,
who visited Dallas on the Fourth TO as.
sist in the celebration. won warm ex.
pressions OF approval from the Dallas
people for their soldierly and dignitied
bearing. The boys do honor both q
themselvesand the organization to which
they belong, by conducting themselye,
like gentleman.
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WILLAMETTE.
Henry Lang, Portland.
Bert Conner, Portland.
w X Halle, Washington, ID. G..
VIM Newman. San Francisco.
Sam 5 Goldsmith, Portland.
Miss Jennie Booth, City.
MIa Theo Downing, City.
I'D Reiser, Portland.
A NJ Grilley, Oregon City.
NJ @ Gingler, Portland.
Miss May Sauyer, Dallas.
Miss Ella Shumake, Dallas.
Miss Belle shumake, Dallas.
III + Williams, Dallas.
Geo w Marx, Dallas.
J 4 Coe, San Francieco.
J : Hart, Dallas.
Geo n Burton, San Francisco.
I'd l. May, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs I'd l. May, Pittsbuag, Pa.
DR. j II Miller, Oregon City.
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sawmHl Suit.

There is a big lumber lawsuit on the
stocks at Eugene this week.
John Coggswell owes g. Goodale $2s72
for saving lumber. The money is in the
First n ational bank garnished and Coggs.
well claims $1,000 worth Of logs got away
that Goodale should pay for. Woodcock
& Bilyew are his attorneys before referee
Harris and ). A. Carson, went up with
Goodale today to try the case.
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Shoe bargains going fast
Given'S old stand.


a chimney fire at the White House
restaurant Wednesday evening, caused
inc nre department to make quick run
To State street, but a Babcock was an
that was required, and no material
damage was done.
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AFlaal Asrnni

Wright Foshay, and Cincinnati I.avery
administrators Of the estate Of James
lAvery, deceased, has filed his final ae.
count in the probate court, and Aug. s
vas set for hearing the same.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-rop buggy, light
0ne'horee wagon, both nearly new
also gentle mare and harness. Address
L, Nercler, corner Liberty and Lin.
coin streets, Salem. rs gttt
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Marriage licenses were issued this
morning 20 Dora Messenger aud Hugh
Mcclellan, Patrick Gulan, witness Emma
Murphy aud 4, Wigman, Patrick Fennel /;
witness.
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Creat prIle plsIflhutlon

Those superb dishes offered by Roth
\ 6rahor will be awarded this Thursday
evening, at 80 o'clock. All ticket
holders are invited 90 be present.
Rom & GRAngR.
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RATES ON Ic{

The following low rates On 49, n
been agreed upon by the Jsr 4
Works and Crystal Ice Wofn
city beginning May 10; ..,. sui|
Confectionery stores, hoten
markets, using 100 lbs or mo's "a I1l|
SOC per hundred; less than than r. a.
Private parties using iVV -
Use; less than 100 lbs, le
sale below lOc. -. -. I
lee in ton lots, t7-bo; AAn
at the works n
Ice shipped in sacks 7os Ps- r.. -
extra. CArifAl =. NJ
6-l6l CArsfAA
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SOME PERTINENT FIGURES
MAYOR BISHOP SHOWS THE CONDITION OF
THE CITY.
Financial Status Of Salem Better Than II Has
Been In the Past Ten Years Council
Proceedings.

Salem's city council met Tuesday
evening in regular session, all being
present except councilmen Allen and
Gesner.
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BILLS ORDERED PAID.

The petition OF the A. 0. Z. W, lodges
for the use OF Wilson avenue Tuesday
evening, July H. during grand lodge,
was granted,
A new hydrant was ordered placed
near the Woolen Mills, and the old
hydrant at the corner OF the property
occupied by the Salem hospital was
ordered discontinued.
The monthly and quarterly reports Of
City Recorder Judah, the quarterly re-
port of City Treasurer John Moir, and
the quarterly report Of j. p. Frizzell,
street commissioner, and the semi
annual message Of Mayor G. p Bishop,
were read
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MARRIED

MESSENGER -M'POLAN.-At the
county court house, Thursday, July o,
400, Dora Messenger Ia Hugh Me.
folan, both oL French Prairie,
County Judge Scott officiating.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received until July nth
Tor the remodeling Of my residence on
the corner and Court and 18th streets
The right 4 reserved to reject any and
All bsds Plans and specidcatiOns nav
be seen Al the once oi Pugh & GRAY
architects.
I'Std \, W. DURBIN.
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THE MAYoR's MEssAGR.

"To the Hon. Common Council-Gen.
tlemen: beg to submit to you, here
with, my semi-annual statement of the
financial condition OF the city, as re.
quired by the charter.
"You will remember that in Decem.
Der last the following estimates of reve-
nue. and expenses, for the year 1900,
we're ordained by your honorable body
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DemOIratis EOmlnatnus

may not please you, but you are certain
TO he suited with the well.cooked meals.
served at any hour at the
ST. ELMO RRsrAURANr.
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Mitchell, Lewis 4 stAyer Co.'S branch
viii be headquarters Tor binding twins
MS seAsoA' 12daWti
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REVENUE.
From general taxes .... $4,000 90
From saloon licenses ...... 5000 90
From fines and fees .. ...... $50 90
From rents city property .... 700 90
From show licenses ......... 200 90
From vehicle licenses ....... 30 90
From miscel. licenses ........ 1850 90
From street assessments .., 300 90
From miscel. receipts ...,.... 40 90
Total ... ...,.,...,.,-,$27, 900 90
EXPENSE.
Salary account. unt...,..........$ 7,ll5 90
Water account. t............... l,4l9 go
Lighting account. ............. $500 90
Interest on bonds ............ IL ,O20 50
Aotol sssst, tsfsssssss,. VIZ ,UDO AZ
'"These estimates left, for current ex-
penses, over and above the fixed charges
enumerated above, $I,9i4 81.
The receipts TO date are:
From general taxes .........S 3. 3.423 40
From all other sources ....... s.4lO So
lotal '.,.',,.,........,,. 1874 81
"This total includes the sum OF s3S75
received from the sale OF the Wilson Ay.
enue postoilice site, and taking this from
than general taves ,La o,,.,,,,,. otileI
for the past wear would he St SoE So P's
"Relving rnon tbo as,;r, y, ~ ,J'o'oO' -''''o
ordained by your body. at S27 OOO tbere
should be received during the second
half Of the year, (from general taxes1 the
sum Of $l4,676 So; plus revenues iron,
fines, fees and licenses. etc. a. 6S5 go 30.
tai, l9,ll2.47.
The expenses 10 date are,
FOR interest on bonds .,,,...S 5,5lO "A.
FOR current charges and fix.
ed expense e.,.....,........ $3.50 70
Total expense ,.,,........... 1901 10
Iolal revenue,...,.,...,.....l 1884 81
Deiieit t....,.,.,,.......... 238 S8
Warrants called by the ciy
treasurer, for the half.year 400 10
Estimating the revenue Of the
city for the second half of
the year, at the above sum
OF f..,..................... l9llo II
And the expense, fixed and
current. M tbe same snna
expended during the first
half, namely y............... loO-I L
There will remain TO the
credit Of the estimated I'M.
come of the city, to be an.
piled in the cali and can.
collation. of warrants bv the
treasurer, the sum of -on qoI
81 am advised that a caII -. .a-.-.l
,,;,l ha -. ~ 'Sou tuat can Ior warrants
coysrins % TJe tSs 'orenw,.h 10y the treasurer,
DecamIs Si az isoa 's'"''u'ns warrants on
~ co.nmsnJ ;hosa s.,,
careful scrn,inS ,s'SSS asiD5;lsI nsutes 70 your
your cnstomsry cnnaa.a,;g SS sau,osilng thal, with
Affairs the city Nil ha 'a.,s,i a' IN pn0lic
income ar the erJ NJ - YV "e'I WITHIN her
with na,baDs "S - VI Wy present year,
Sah,1, 'st,, pernaPs, her entire floating in.
oi aTV.SeSS eScs"J;n wipeu OUT a consummation
vail ss s ,annss NsIue 70 tue taxpayer, as
the trnstaos - i'ViOiso.e ~ , 70 Yourselves as
The pronosition @ iron, i'Si Sls'y' panty . |
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O.R, & n. City 0ffiee
2i6 Commercial street. Call for passen
yer aud freight rates.
GuY NJ. PowRRs. Agt.
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p,rtiarI n - oeAss Nompany.
Y'.iahu' oregon, Real Estate, farming
sl sAuus speciality. Farm loans negotiated
Senu Tor blank Applications. d4w5-2sti
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........... ..S22. .O55 40

Total al.,......,......,. ..,$22,055 40
'"These estimates left, for current ex.
penses, over and above the fixed charges
enumerated above, $4,9i4 81.
"The receipts TO date are:
From general taxes ........S3.423 40
from all other sources ....,.. S,4l0 50
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WON DIAMOND MEDAL.
Miss Lottfe Wands the Victor as Gen.
tral-Avenue Church.

The fall convention of the w. c. 7. u.
that has been in session at the Central
avenue NJ. E. Church, came to con-
clusion last night. The diamond medal
contest was the feature of the programme
In the evening. There were three contest
ants for the medal. The judges We're DIR.
Lasby, Mrs. W. T. Brown and Mrs. K. p.
Brown. Miss Lottie Wands was the win
ner. her subject being ''Old Soapy." The
other two contestants tied for second place.
They were Miss Mamie White, whose sub
ject was IAN Old Mans Story and Roy
Blossom, who recited Rum Selling, Our
Scourge. and the Remedy" To be eligible
tc enter the contest for the diamond medal
the speaker must have won a silver, gold
and grand gold medal in similar contests.
The diamond contest last night was the
fourth this season.
The days programme opened in the
morning with devotional exercises, led by
Mrs White. The reports of the superin-
tendents of departments were also heard
in the morning. In the afternoon papers
were read by Mrs +. G.. Cornelius, Mrs.
Balch and Mrs. WcWhirter.
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IryingtOu.

Mrs. Jabez Hall is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Wood, at gainesville, O.
Mrs Sue Davis has come to spend the
winter with her son, Mr. Kidd Davis.
Mrs Edwin Thompson has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives in Columbus,
Ind.
Miss Belle Layman and Miss Katherine
Layman will attend the Girls Classical
School this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ID. Forrest returned
the first of the week from their summer S
outing in the East.
Mrs Marshall Davis, Of Los Angeles.
Cal, is the guest of Mrs. A. N. Towles
on University avenue.
Miss Clara Mcintyre will come tomorrow
from Lexington. Mass, to spend the winter
at the college residence.
Prof. w. d. Karslake returned yester-
day from lie Roy, n. Y, where he has
been spending the summer.
Mrs. James Scherfy came last night
from Falkland TO make a short visit with
Mrs. George Brown at the college resi-
dence.
Mr. Noble Krider, of Goshen, and Mr..
Charles Russell, of st. Louis, Mo- will
come tomorrow 10 visit Mrs. Elizabeth
Powell.
Mrs. A. X. Rogers came Monday from
Alfred, y. Y, 10 spend the winter with
Prof A. X Rogers at the home of Mrs.
d. X. Carver.
The members of the Downey-avenue
night in the church parlors for Rev. and
Mrs. w. +. Norton.
The ladies OF the Irvington NJ e Church
gave a reception Tuesday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Hyde, at the home of Mrs
Ritter on Washington street
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Field representatives of fire insurance
companies are holding meeting at Chi
cago.
Daniel b. Hatch, the surviving member
of the firm OF Hatch a Foote, who assigned
at New York last week, filed individual
assignment yesterday in favor OF r. Ellery
Anderson.
United States Commissioner Goodell has
ordered six Cinnamon deported from Jack
scnville, Fla. to China under the exclusion
law. United States Marshall Horn will
accompany the Chinese 10 San Francisco
Mendon Rodriguez was found guilty at
Baton, N NJ, OF murder In the second de-
gree for killing Anna Murra al Cimeron.
Rodriguez conceived the idea that the old
woman had bewitched him and killed her
with an axe.
Teams from eight of the most prominent
Western golf clubs contested yesterday for
the Marshall Field trophy in the opening
day of the Western golf championship at
Onwentsa, Ill. The Onwentsia team car
ried off first honors.
The trustees of the Carthage College.
Carthage, H., have elected Rev l.. Sig
mund. late Of Tiffin. o., president to nil the
vacancy made by President Ruthrauff ac-
cepting the presidency Of Wittenberg Col
lege at Springfield, o.
John keenan,, a woodsman. yesterday
shot and killed Annie Hobson. the daugh-
ter of John Hobson, of Gillinton. Pa. The
two had gone for walk in the woods
keenan,, who claims the shooting was ac-
Cioental, Is under arrest.
The depot agent of the Adams Express
Company at Keokuk. Ia, was robbed of
1000 package consigned by a local bank
to Salem, Ia. The money was supposed 10
have been put in the safe, but was missing
when the depot agent checked up.
Yesterday was old soldiers day at the
Illinois State fair and several thousand
veterans of civil and Spanish-American
wars were admitted free 10 the grounds.
and many reunions of regiments held. Rain
ruined the track for the day and the races
were postponed.
The Ventura. built at Philadelphia for
the Oceanic Steamship Company, was
launched yesterday. Miss Elsie Cronsmil-
Ter, niece of John ID. Spreckels, president
The vessel will ply between San Francisco
and Australian ports.
The Republic Iron and Steel Companys
works I'm East st. Louis. known as the
Tudor iron works. employing 500 men, have
resumed operations after suspension OF
two months owing 10 failure TO agree on a
wage scale An agreement has beer signed
for the ensuing year
Among passengers on board the steamer
Furnessia, which arrived at New York
yesterday from Glasgow was George C.
Hale, chief OF the Kansas City fire de-
partment, and thirteen OF his men, who
exhibited at the Paris exhibition and won
all the contests in which they entered.
A strike was ordered yesterday I'm the
cigar factories OF Sanchese 4 Heya and
Arguelles. Lopez & Bro, at Tampa. Fla.
about 1000 people being thrown out OF
work. At the Sanchez factory two solicitors,
not members OF the union, were put 10
the management refused 10 discharge
them. The other factory had trimmer
from the North who was not q member
and he Wa also retained.