Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-14
FAILED
To Settle the Strike,
Workmen Finding En-
pIoyment Elsewhere.
A Conference ofCompany
Officials.
Hot Session Of Village Council
Expected.
Remarkable Pitching Of Frank vesslcr
.--Barberton News.
Remarkable Pitching Of Frank vessler
.--Barberton News.
Especial Correspondence.)

Special Correspondence.)
Barberton, May 14.-Joseph Bishop,
Secretary Of the State Board Of Arb-
tration conferred with Supt. Sneddon
at the Stirling Co.'S Office today. Mr..
Sheldon declined to change the propo-
sition lie made the strikers last week
and therefore the situation is the same.
1t is quite evident that it will be on
ly question of time until the men
find work. Many OF the skilled work.
men are securing employment else
where. Today over 200 molders and
boilermakcrs went to Cleveland.
Mr.. Bishop Saturday evening stated
that he could do nothing more to ter
inmate the strike. He bnted, however
that he would be back In a few days.
Edw. II. Stettnilis, of Chicago, secre-
tary of the Stirling Company, w. A.
Pearson, of Schenectady, n. y, and
w. S. Everett OF Pittsburg, who also
are connected with the Stirling Co.,
held a conference with Mr.. Sheldon
today. There IL talk that men will be
imported TO ill the strikers places, but
as yet there is not any evidence of It,
Houses to rent have become such IL
scarce article that two families have
bought tents and pitched them in the
woods near the Kirkham art tile plant
Yesterday was II record breaker at
the Barberton Inn. They entertained
over 100 guests. Among the guests
was Mrs. Charles Nolan of New York
City, wife of the noted cartoonist of
the New York Herald. She was nc-
companied by Miss Agnes II. Nclan,
of Akron, and Miss Nellie Il. Rooney,
of Plymouth, Wis. Other Akron guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lydcr, Miss
Ethel Adams, Geo. Il. Spencer. Howard
q. Goodwin, j. G.. Jackson and lady.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. u, Campbell and Clcm.
cnt ii. Wright of Tallmadgc
The Council meeting tonight win
furnish more amusement than the
Wallace show in Akron. The injunc.
tion case agniust Mr.. Walsh, which So.
licitor Everhnrd was instructed to re.
vive, has not been revived as Mr.. Ever
hard docs not think it policy to do so.
Hc is waiting for stuart & stuart to
take the initiative in the maer. This.
with the trouble att he canal, in not
getting he pipes under when the wa
ter was off, will he the basis for lot
of discussion, which cause the Council.
men TO have Lint on the lungs" new
disease, which is now epidemic in
Barberton.
The ball game Sunday between the
Marines and Mnchinists resulted in a
victory for the former by score or IL
TO II, A big crowd witnessed the
game. Frank Vossler, the pitcher for
the Marines, surprised everybody. He
struck out 2S men, Had the catcher
worn mask the Machinists would not
have scored. In one inning he retired
the side by pitching ten balls This
young man win bear watching,
A lnrge ware house is being built for
the Akron Canning factory located
north Of New Portage.
Hundreds OF people went to Akron
today to witness the Wallace show.
rhos, Gardner is moving his family,
here from Mt, Vernon.
Chas. zimmerman has concluded his
visit at Kilbuck, His wife and chill
dren viii remain some time.
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