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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Read NV Affidavit Of Protection.

lido sOLEMNLY SWEAR that less thsn three
weeks use of Beck's WondeF- Workers by me
when forty four years old Effected cure Of extreme
Nervous Exhaustion, Pain in the Back. and an En-
feebled Condition Of the General System.
DO SOEEMELY SWEAR that the names Of all
who purchase syondeT-Workers will be held
sacred and that they viii never be given 20 others to
use for any purpose.
IDO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that there Is no ''PTi-
vAte Prescription" "Deposit' orc Q. D.. scheme,
or any other scheme of any kind connected with the
sale Of WondeF-vSorlterss The antfre business IS
honest GEO. s. BECK.
Sworn to in Springfield. Ohio, on this Sd
DAY of October, 4. D. 808.
GEO. a. BEARD, No ~ Public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
OYER-WORK.

Hundreds Of Lawyers,
Preachers, Actors, and other
eyer-worked Professional and
Business Men who thought
they had kidney trorble have
teld me that they had never
been sbie to find ANYTHING
else to equsl WONDER
WORKERS for the cure OF
that pain in the BAG K, and the
sll- gone feeling that so often
| precedss paresis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

Daly-West Picked Up Particularly
Sensational Advances IN Star Con-
solidated Stock-Dalton 81 Lark
Also Created Quite A Stir-YesteT-
days Observation-Disclosures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
New York Mining Stocks.
Boston Mining Stocks.

Especial 20 The Herald)
Boston, May i'll Amalgamated, SIS. 90
100 Bingham, S9.62h.
80 Centennial Eureka, $24.00.
AS Cochiti, $9.75d1050.
100 Utah, $27.50G27.621k.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
PLANS OF THE OPHIR
Company Is to BE ReOrganized
at Once.
NEW MEN WILL GO IN
PROMINENT MICHIGAN CAPT.
TALISTS ARE INTERESTED.

Many improvements for This State
line Property Are in Contempla-
ton and Will be Rushed to Com
pletion at the Earliest Possible
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Development.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
IN THE DETROIT DISTRICT.

Operations at the Charm and Copper
head Properties.
George W. Busby, superintendent of
the Charm and Copperhead proper
ties in the Detroit district, came up
from the south yesterday.
Mr.. Busby states that the Charm
continues better in appearance as de-
velopment progresses. He has only
small force Of men employed in the
mine ef the present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Good Reports From idaho.

Major w. A. Stanton, who has been
seeking a meritOrious mining PROPOSE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

Mining bought margin Money
active stocks Maps of the principal mining districts furnished
Will
Utah Stocks. CHAS. E. HUDSON
Telephone IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
ITetaI Market.

Silver, 601sc per ounce.
Copper, Ice per. pound.
Lead, a. S. & r. Co.'S price, S420
New York brokers, $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
UTAH MINES AND STOCKS.
HUDSON SONS & co.

Mining Exchange,
ing Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Tintic &c shinments.
cTintic MinerA
Warning to the Pnhlic.

Warning to the Public
Before buying Buckeye Mining COM
pany stock, verify same by telephOning
the secretary, No. 5sS. There are thou
sands of shares of Illegally issued stock
out.
BUCKEYE MINING COMPANY.
--S-Sle
Hudson Sons & Co. brokers. Quota
tons and information cheerfully fur
nished.
Pure distilled water ice Phone 4S.
Red wagons. Salt Lake Ice Co.
Liebling is Chicago's noted pianist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

Inc price Of wOSDEE.w0RKERS is 0aIy one
Dollar per box, always cash with the order,
~ express az your expense. It will cost you
a. cents to lift il from yoaF express office.
IT yoG seEd Sis viii sesd them BY mail pre-
paid. thus saving you 10 ceats. Do Not
Send free SaEples.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
. SacS Current
SALT LAKE
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY

No. 5-For Ogden and the west. 9:45 am.
No 5-FOr ogden and West...... II 90 pm.
No 1-FOr Ogden and west..... 1900 noon
No. 42-FOr Park City.............. $3.50 9. m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25
4nfprhhe Der Abmirale Setpep
uuo Sampfen.

Generals unOesanwaIt @risss Bat i'm
Ober8erlbte oeS DiitrietS Columbia feline
RspIlt in BEN Sale tpessn Der Priiens
seloer fdr bic Desnabme fpanii6sr
S6iie in Der BAL BON WaniIa burd 4o.
mlral Dtpsp uno ielne 2suts eineerei1t.
Der 8eueralaupalt eriu1t barum, oab
Der Sal einsm @ommifidr ibernieien unb
Dem AomiraI DeWsp uub isinsn 2sutsn.
iople aud oel Bunoesresieruns, geitattet
iperbe. I3su8en uernebmsn su lafen; er
lieut in Abreoe, oaB baS BON Dspsp be,
fsbliete 8elhnaber Die fpanii6sn 9reu
ger .JSle DC @ubu", .Ssla be 2uson"
uno don Suan be Auitria" setaperi
balten ; oieie 6abrseuee ieien pislmsbr
pdbrenO benz Seetrefsn gum Sintsn &C..
bra6t tporben. gr etiuGt aud um BOD.
itdnbieere Snformation iber anbers
Yuntte unb ia8t. penn aud feinblides
Gteentbum eefapert tporben iei, i6nne
aus benz alfte oss 8aperns nod feline Gr.
md&tisun8 sefoIsert tpsrDsn. has seta.
perte @iSenibum als 9riie fur Depep
uno feline 2eute su conbemnirsn. Sine
abnllhe &splif bat Der @eneralantpalt in
benz Safe tpeeen Der Briiensslbsr fur Nb'
miral compton unb feline 2sute fur bi,
3erf6runs Der GsrpsraTden SIOtts elm.
eineereiht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25
ssIapurs. eadaipanna uno @sHern Sabu.
9u Strait btu ~. Os,. 1899

- Acet
2 olia-grIGBt scranton fur Rsp 2Jcrf
nm 2.15, 300, $50. 500 unb 1905, 8ormii.
tags ; 1855 unb 1888 Ratmittlas. Str pbt.
laptlpbia nm 5 30. 500 une f0O5 Woratns;
10 55 uub 1913 Ra6mittass. Cir StrSues.
burg, nm 60 Na6mittass. RilG. unb ae.
eUmmpeat,Uus. E3us um 3 40 Rabmiftaas. Or
rrihi Sobofeu mi 6.55, 7.tS, 916 Wprasus;
1908, 2.47, 4.48, 7.t9 unb 4.3S Rabmitiaas.
GrTsitt philadelphia UNI 1000 Mor. los,
3 as. 800 unb 6.22 Rdhm. 9rrtidi Wtp gDprf
UNI IL 05, 2.45 unp 4 90 Wpr. leo, f.52,
5.33 unp S.45 Nahm Bon StIpuesburs uun
s. B Wcrgens
R0roli6 -gtI6et Scranton fir Buffalo unb
3rtiGsnliatipntu, UNI ~ 10. 2 0, 4.05 unb
900 Dor; f.55 uno $50 Nabm. Sur Dc,
peap unp Syrdlufs nm 4 05 DIOR. unb f.55
Na6m. fir Utica nm $50 DIOR. une 1.55
@aGm. 8ir Montrple nm 9 90 Mpr ; los
uuo 5 so Ra6m. our Rthollon I'm 4.t0 une
Oils Ndbm. Gusi6t SCRANTON Spn Buffalo
nm 2 10, 2 SIS, SOS uub 1000 MOr. ; $50
unp 7 40 Hd6m. Bon Ssptao uuo Syracuie
nm 2.55 Dor. 1898 unb $50 Ratm. Bon
SpraeuIs un, 7.i0 RaGm. Bon lltira um 2 SIS
WOr.; 1898 unit $50 Na6m. Bon Ni&pl-
ion UNI $50 DIOR. une 6 10 Nahm. Bon
Wcntrcis UNI 1000 MOr.; 40 unb TAO
Hdhm.
Bloomsbury Sibifion-9srI66t Seranton
fir HOribumpulanp UNI So. 10 05 DIOR;
t.55 uni 6.tn Na6m 6ir plymouth um 1 .05.
$40 uno $50 Na6m. 8ir Rantie 'fs UNI $40
WOr. @rrsitt NolibumbuIane UNI 9.35 Ror.;
ITO. sos unb 9 80 Rabm. Grrsi4t Ranti-
cote UNI $50 MSr. @rrsitt plymouth I'M
2.u5, 4.40 une GAS 3a6m Grrti6t Serau-
ton pom Roribumbsrlanb UNI 9 AZ Dior. H.
35, 4 s. unb $50 Natm. Bon Nautitpfs uui
100 WOr. Bon rlpmOutb nm 7.57 Mpr.;
3.25 une 6 05 Ratm.
Sonutaas'3nee. Pc
siiolid -grlG6t Scranton UNI 2 is, 300,
$50. 10 Us Mpr.; 1888 unp 3.40 Rahm.
Roroli1 -8trlGet SCRANTON I'm 1910, q.
so. 4 05 Dior; 1 SIS une $50 Ratm.
8loomsburg Sibiiion -8rldbt Scranton
nm i0.U5 Dior. unb b.l0 Natm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25

3abIunas anpsiiunssn
baabIt unb espriift ...$l9, 46 80
Baar btsablt an 9 R.
gnnpy, S9asmsifr 2,949 80
---$2t,99 1896 tS
6. Or. gsrnpp, S~tasmsiftr. 1899. in 8t6.
nuns nit hem scranton aimtu. Dilrift.
Or.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25

Setalrtrtb bee Gietntbums bss
Otlrttifs. ga 90
Bsridbt bee Su~perintsnsenten George Seemer.
Die b~urhiGnittltbe Nnsabl Der 5nIaTsu pes
Stllles Ssim pdbrsnb bts 9abres mar 44S.
52l365 unp bic 8ofsn Der llntsrbaIiuna Der pa.
~tisnttn, sinidIisBli6 apf, altibtr, 2ibt, Ssi,.
uns, Wteisin, Salairt Der Sfim : aneeasaisn
etc ausfhlis6ltt bfr 8armprcbufte, mar ST..
9f9 bic Wohe per appf.
Die @sianm tfplftn Der 9sfSfiauua fiub altih
Der elmer %sinsissn psIion fir 1852 Sage
aubsrosm tpurofn an ben Itlhen pes Super.
intsntsntrn unp Der ansslsatsn pGbrsnb bee
9abrts Wabljtiitu ptrabrsitt. bic bsr aplf elmer
ptrion fir 1850 Gage alsi6iOmmsu uub bic
j%sitptlis ecrt aussiisltsn lrbti,sr srbisltsu Nabl-
sttttr, bic insgslammt Der & 4 elmer psrlon fir
800 Gage alst1 limb, mas bic 5OtaIjabI br aoh
auf f7S,472 Gage bringt.
glusabl Der 9niaHtu am 81 Dss. 1898, 442.
aufssnpmmsn pGbrsno bee Sabrss, aeifia
atiune, lac, i%rrinnis tf9, ssbOrsn If; total
2S4.
GniIaHsn ipGbr,nb bee Satrss, asifia a,Iunb,
lac. %iriftnnis 81, ssfUrbsn So total 2St.
gtrblsibsn i'm 6tim am 81. Del. 1899, 445,
ME fclet; stifis sdunb 1856. irrTunis 260
Die Obissn 3ablsn umfaHsn % gpiItptifsr, j
Seictsn, z 4inosr.
@trtb Der auf Der 5arm i'm Sabre 1899 sr.
~,isIttu TrObufts, $9538.3i; Haar trbaltu fir
9sfSifigung BON patisntsn i900i. 90; fir prr.
tnufts Sduts srbaltsn 1886 Z; total $9f0n.65.
Gsnius Der 9spSlfsrnns pss DOME am gnbt
isetn Wpnats: Sauuar A42, 8tbruar 442,
MdrS 437, april All, @ai All, SUM- 1926.
Suli 4 4, Nusuf 52l, September 422, SitpbsI
430, Nppsmbsr 439, Dstmbsr 4i5.
Mhtunaspol
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
erie uno @pOmiHs gau.p eitnbabn Go,
in Strait am II. Stpi. 1899.

3hgs p%srlaftn STauton fir Sen gJorf, Ntr.
buret unb 3pif&snpuuftsn auf Der 9ris gabn,
t~bsnfaus fur Saiplsp une IOfals punftt UNI 7.05
Woresns unb 2.2S Rahmitiaas.
I3uriidfsbrsnp trtft en- 3ist Gin In Scranton
nm 1924 Moraeue, 3.t6 unb 3 10 Nahm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14


| Nothing looks trashier than cheap
jewelry Go to Ed ). Coleman's ia
Third street, whore you can see a
large selectionof gold jewelry. stick
pins, breaches, cuff buttons, chains,
rings, sc. 6-2U'
al Pike Street China Store beats
them all on Hue ware and low prices.
Call and examine. 6.2t.
l.. L. Young, OF Peel Tree, will Of
fer his personal property for sale, on
Thursday, December 20, 1900. Attend
and get something useful cit.
You VIII tind Stetson's celebrated
soft and stiff hats at Osburn's. He Is
the hat man. CIT.
at Nusbaum's book store there is b
special sale Of cloth bound books AT
10, % and IS cents each. Titles In this
sale are copy rlghted. Telephone your
wants in the X-mas line TO Nusbaum's
Book Store, 3os Main street sgt.
Umbrellas, trunks. satchel and suit
cases make good and lasting presents.
Those at Merrlman's shoe, hat aud
mems furnishing store are the pretti-
est and best ever sold In Clarksburg,
and Merriman's prices are the low
est. 6-2t.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

Upon receipt Of one dollar we will
send post paid to any address the
Daughter of the Elm," by Granville
DAWSON Hall, This book has been
selling by the thousands. and you have
missed a treat II you have never read
thestory. CIT.
See the line Of holiday Goodsat Law
&Co's. est.
Beautiful presents are those trunks,
satchels, suit cases and umbrellas ut
W. 7, Merriman's shoe, hat and mems
furnishing store. CIT.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

The most up-to-date place In the
city to have photos taken for Xmas y
at DeMoss' studio over BANDS drug
store, you get 60 90 pastelle with
every sitting for % cents. OF
Nusbaum's book store Is the only
place In tho city where q complete as
sortment OF toys can be found. 8-2t.
Fresh stoclsof Lowneys candies put
up In boxes, all sizes, 800 Pike 81. Sat
The value ofa dollar IS realized.
when you buy jewelry of.I.T. Shirley,
the leading jewelcr, 4Ol MainSt. sat
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
interest ail.n apuNs ar TL0NNDEs SAVINGS BANK GFksbug

How could you invest your money
better than 70 buy . pait % glasses
for your father, mother, wife, u they
are necessary. Examination free. Pro;
tect your eyes, for sight Is above price.
Prof. b. y. Anderson, Optician, DeiScI'
house, room g W !.
Tell your neighbnr to be sure apd
attend the sale OF personal property ~
L. i. Young,s residence near Peel
Tree, Thursday, Dec. %, 1900. CIT.
Ladies The pre,tlest slippers ever
seen In Clarksourg arc now AZ w. y;
Merrlman's shoe, hat and men 3 fufn-
ishing store. oppositep post ONCE. e.sI.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

Scientific manipulation OF fine
watches and jewelry, j. f. Shirley the
leading jeweIer, 40l Main street. 6.3t
Don't fail TO take your pictures to
be framed to DeMoss' over Bland's
drug store, the have nearly 100 pat
terms to select from. SGT
Fresh nuts and fruits of all kinds
at prices 10 suit the trade 326 Pike
street. Sat
W.T.. Merriman's shoes for every
body. 4s-tt,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

Notice.

During tn. holidays we will put
quite . number of new bot.ks In our
circulating library, All perS'is join
ing before January /. 1871, may secure
a certificate for one year for only 81 So
After that date the price viii be s2.0
per year. For further information
call at A. S. Law s. Co.'S Book Store,
$50 Pike street. SIT.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
0AsToRTA. =.
R..,,+h. =, The Kind You Have klwaIs Bccpt
s g: : :: lMH7zzzsl

Did youever give it a thought that
poor engraving spells u nice present !?
Enquire Of your friends who does good
engraving. do my own engraving
on all goods purchased at my store.
Ed j. Coleman, Jeweler, No. ia Bird
street. CIT.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
For Sale.

valuable farm of 42o acres, for sale
at bargain. For further Information
call OF write The Gem Milling Co.,
Clarksburg. W. Va. eff.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

Robert Turner, colored, aged 10
years and son Of Maggie Turner, died
Thursday, December6, 1870, oftyphoid
fever at the State Reform Shoot at
Pruntytown. The body was brought
here Friday and inferred Sunday at.
ternoon in Elk View cemetery.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

Hon Harvey W. Harmer has resign
al A. referee in Bankruptcy and attor-
nav W Frank Stout has been appoint-
cd'by Judge John ]. jackson MS sue
cessor. Mr.. Stout qualified this week
atCharleston and has entered upon
the discharge of his duties.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
sibles!

/ have nice line of Bibles. Tesla
ments and other religious bpoks.
Text Bibles % cents up.
Testaments for cents up.
Teachers BibIes with all the helps
for rs cents up. Call.aud see them.
L. E. PErERs.
Bon Ton Store. e.2t.
Go to Ed ]. Coleman's No. ia Third
street fursilyer back mirrors. brushes,
combs, genuine ebony brushes, combs,
mirrors and Foster and Baily's extra
heavy silver novelties. 6-2t,
DIR. Teets, dentist. cit.
Get your pictures framed at Law 8
Co.'S. cit.
The Gem Milling Co. gives more -four
to the bushel than you get elsewhere
LOOK. 3sto 40. est.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
A New Hat For Christmas

Is an offering that will be appreciated
by the most refined lady, when IL
comes from our superb stock of mil
linery. Everything that is new in de-
sign and handsome in style and trim
ming will be found in our subcrb as
sortment of trimmed hats, toques and
turbans. Our prices are the lowest in
town.
Elizabeth co#nan,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08
STATEN ISLAND NEWS.

p,nri P tissy. o. e, Paul, sr-u.. Temp
linsvili. ths morning sn'sfsi upon De a.r
dst - % c.srs "a he one, 4 re Csnnasiansr
a, yarors 81 s,At lie vS sp9oiai.i %
"a. .aitlon Ia sg,s ,er Of las, vel - Ntrr
Van vyck.
A lstsf. 90 Re PAiIivpiss, eli b. slV.n ia
re PARIS sosss q 'hs Harea q re as-tsioh.
w,.t 10. Brish,an Friday sUalsE j.H o. y
Ra,oa RsJss ls.tA. native oi Nstia Il 81
b. inlSrssS<
III Painters ctioa ot Staten tsai -i -
sernsI, orrssissi wsisssip nistt To- NeEs's
Hall. aststoa-
TIE w.a.ri.iss colsri,,s ia'titr. At Pr
bib uoh fsft. ~ss fers-usi 'ha m1-rIrs. tni
mr.. svSs,ous than the oil on- s.i th-usn o.
ac< ~ Ars tim 'ss,lr, ., rlun.su.a.
an, tAtr. siss tee oiA<s ? OFT. lab faiorss
All a Gu;trriam
r.. i-ai,. An soels,y, q As,arJ V u
Caur-A Ss- syrinrvills h.t 'lsr.I fls 'Hi-
bo.irs oss, W. Hos,rd y w.r,lt Prrs.-
ssn, VIC os-'s vsn Pet. ritr Vi sr-rt as1f
Mr. l.ase wihsh'. - ulf W. TVS. sni We
psossr, rbird VIZ Prs Tent Nis' Gsr'
sips p,pay rosr-h vie.-rr..ilst M Gs rss
C1r-seasr. Tr-asarsr Nh. ! u. W'a1i.
s~erury re socisiy Ill hHIt ~. mssthIv
.oci.i reu-ti, fiEh, At - rys.t'--s % o,-'
Mott. q ssnrn'-s'li srt1-'. Ntfits-
Hsrss
H., ~. Joanro,. p.-J- % sumo. IS II
6narrs Nsrinsr' Har-ef. Hr -.fN' H..'-rf
t--ir o; ipscsl mss'bS'. stl.a sl -f.il =
ever tlshi uis seek H' 10 ssi'.si b. -
vs.lsy ,vshSv.isS
A nsv Ioas. q, ths IszShisrs - Aras-II o, 20
- tn.itsisi % weSr,aiay rE9f 10 oH Fsl-
loss Hal f1ft Risorsput
ne n-slJ slsstsd 0eers u Re 'nS1f f1T'.
G-sai Arrnt = re Rsfuti-. 80 sr-s-tf
Bsrr,r Naiin o. ns hsi' r'-' '..
s.issi,y ulght o. h-s'gltrs~ .l Pm 2 -r-
moaa ,.r,iou ss sirsn n lolaf % r'
ssest
90 AFla.,l ~ .: D. AS.a..n. q
sapi~.oa snt - y su.rinI ~ . nitiftef
oresrist ~ pzig,t ysssrcaJ uO-tils IA kinss-
lsy u l. .urcA, fASlessa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08
HARD LUCK
FOR TEACHERS
Account Department Ex-
perts Working Over
Salaries.

Experts Of the Department ~ Ac-
counts we're ut work all day yesterday.
all night and are s,Ill working on the
salary schedules Of the teachers OF Man
haitian and the Bronx. Commissioner
Hertle. Of the Department. said to-day
tha, no one bu, an expert could sppre-
ciate the amour, 81 work involved.
"A system Of fines for ie,eness and
absence" he said. prevails In the
schools. Some Of the hnes are as small
~ six cent. and some ~ large as so.
No matter whether the fne he large OF
small Il has to ne considered by the ae.
countant and q proper division made a.
n what portion II II IL chargeable "a
the regula. salary. n the increased
schedule or 20 the Ahearn increase
cannot say when the work will he I'm.
i.hed. hu, his Department IL doing all
iha, Is possible ana there viii he no de-.
lay here The Mayor wants the
teachers 70 get their money. the Comp.
troller wants 1, and am doing the be,,
can to carry out directions.
Comptroller Coler said this morning
that he hoped TO be able TO pay the saia.
rlcs without delaying longer than Jan. u
!, Il probable that there viii be no delay
abou, the salaries % the brooklyn
teachers. The Brooklyn Borough School
Board has instructed It's clerks to make
the division In the payrolls. showing the
dlfIeren, Increases. and II the clerks fol-
low the Instructions given by the Comp.
trolier In his letter to the Central Board
the Auditor will have nothing to do but
to pass the rolls and obviaie any need Of
daInN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-08
SWEEPERS
MAY STRIKE.
White Wings" to Hand
Ultimatum to Mayor
Van Wyck To-Day.

An ultlmatum II 70 bs ha1ded to-day
20 Mayor Van Wyck by the employees
OF the street-Clsanng Department. and
unle.s the demands are granted a gen
eral strike on The system = threatened
There are 400 men In the employ OF the
department
Many Of them complain ~ the long
hours they are fcrcel 10 work. and alsn
pro,e., against being forced 70 pay & .
for new uniforms which they say arc
worth only t.5, and si.e5 for hats, which
retail at Is cents
For months there has been much dts
content among the white wings.' Ane'
rs,Ioos have been made that the sweep
ers have been forced TO work ten OF
twelve hours al lime. 30 Ear has TINS
discontent extended that At = meeting
held Yesterday a, - East foriy-seven''
stree, II was decided. In event ~ the
failure n the proper authorities 20 rem
edy the matter. 10 inargurate a strike
Such Q strike will involve tho whole OF
the Street Cleaning Department. consist
ing OF nearly 400 men.
Besides the violation OF the slgh'-houi
law. the employees aiieEe ths, some per
son IL swindling them In the purchase
OF their "white-wing" uniforms.
The waterproof uniform. 30 The me'
assert. costs them t2to, and IL no, WORT
more than ti:, Regulation hats which
can he boush, for IS cents cost the met
Hes.
Under n eon,rac, made by the depart
men, uniforms can only he bough, Al
one Mace. The men do not blame Com
M ,sioner McCsrtn ey. but his immeiiat
.Y,,ordinates. a. the Commissioner j. ~
ana has no, been al his once for s.vera
weeks.
The State Factory Inspector has sen
IN District. Attorney Gardiner charges 81
violating he eighi-hour law agains'
STRENGTHENING Commissioner James Nc
CARNEY. Accompanying the charges *
a request that the matter be laid befor'
he Grand Jury for the purpose Of 80
curing an Indictment againsi him.
Specific Complaints made by employee
o. the Department comprise the charges
The Factory Inspector has furnished ~
District Attorney with q lis; Of VII
nesses. all employees Of the department
all Of whom. It 10 requested, be sive'
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Deputy Commissioner Gibson said to-
day TO an Evening World reporter:
There is absolutely no chance OF o
s'r.sc. and the men have no cause OF
complaint. They viii not strike, because
every man % them knows they are en-
ployed under the Civil Service la~r.
and A strike would render them Liable
20 charges which would result In their
removal
Now as TO the !2Jo suit the fact IL
that IT save. every man an, buys ~
81 = on clothing |, T. new suit with
heavy waterproof d,cssing that does
away with the necessity for the over
coat. for which they pay $40 IL takes
the place. too. Of the old suit. for which
they paid us
Il, was designed because the men
kicked against the ov.rcOats. They re-
fused 10 wear them because they we're
50 heavy. and would work In IA rain In
the thin suit and get vci through rather
than wear the oNcgroats.
Moreover. the men who have over
coats DO not have 10 buy the new suits
The 1j-cent aprons about which they
are Kicking ysrs addei to me driver n..
ordered by IN. department. and many
refused TO do 30 and bought Instead Is
cent aprons from other arms.
Then I he Department contractor
cam. down 10 q cents. and the men
can buy t~lre as good coat Tor that
as the 5-cent coats Al that. they can
buy the others ~ they want TO,
''The men work on an average ten
hours a day. They DO not come under
the provisions 81 the eigh, hour law. sc-
cording To a decision Of the Corporation
Counsel being hired by the year at q
salary % t7.9. and not by the day"
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TOOK POISON on 4 SPREE.
Wrs. rerkiss. Who TrieA Suicide
o. 0pesaWay. Ned 0eea Dssnk.
ing for several Days.

Mrs Minnie Perkins who attempted TO
Nil herself nj Broadway and Forty 500
ond stree, last nixht by swallowing car
bollc acid In the presence Of several hun
bred persons. was pronounced out OF
danger At tn. Roosevelt, Hospital this
morning.
Mr.. Perkins. ~ho~e husband IL Ned
Perkins. an orchestra leader nov tour
ing With company In Connecticut, ad.
mltied that she had been drinking Tor
several days When asked why she
wanted 10 lie she answered incoher-
emily.
Friend. u Perkins saw he "a able 20
provide for hi- Rifs and DO not belleNe
that 81. aad been left destitute