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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

lhis head all day. At three o'clock Mr.
Holt put one of them to sweeping. Two
hours later the whole gang went out
One scab went to the tool room fol
chiSels, he did not know what kind ht
wanted hut he said he had big bump
To cut off and he wanted one he could
hit with II hammer. A rough board din.
| ing table was built for them. Mr.
Moore appointed an apprentice of two
years experience to be assistant fore
man over them to instruct them in the
use Of tools and drill presses"
The following interview with w. d. w
Dimock, secretary Of the Harlan & Hol.
lingsworth Company was given out yes
tcrday.
"lnasmuch as the machinists formerly
employed by this company, now ont on
strike, do not see fit TO return to work.
and as we recognize fully it is their
right to work as they see fit, we have
been obliged TO employ machinsts from
elsewhere and shall continue to do 80.
This is the only statement which we
have TO make TO the press at present. -
lie denied that men had been als,piuyr'r
as detectives who professed to he ma
chinists. He also denied that men had
the company. Mr.. Dimoci said that the
company was making progress and that
nine men were employed in the machine
shop. He said the men would eat at
the lunch room Of the company and
would be protected.
The officials of the company were
greatly ''iarred" when they learned by
reading The Sun Yesterday morning that
one Of the scab detectives had been ar
rested. II is believed the arrest led To
the men being discharged as he gave
the plan away.
To some machinists yesterday Judge
Gray said that the strikers had the SYM
pathy Of the people of Delaware and
that he had heard Philadelphia people
oNprcssin. themselves in sympathy with
the striking machinists here.
1t is understood that when Police Com
missioner Clarkson learned that armed
men were being brought to this city to
do duty in the yards of the Harlan
" Illolingsworth Company he became
dissustcd.
At noon Yesterday five tinsmiths' help
rrs employed at the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company's shops nuit work be-
cause they We're told to do some paint
ing. The men refused to do the paint
ing because they considered il scal,
work. One Of the leaders among the
striking painters stated yesterday that 81
painters are out and only three remain
at work. Tie said that some persons had
an impression that tho painters are re-
cciving financial aid from the machiHists
hut that such is not the case. for the
pantprS are looking after themselves
business Agent Camnhcll yesterday
denied the statement made in onn Of the
local napers YESTERDAY. that an agrnt from
The International Association Of Ma
"hinists wnnld cor,c hnrc on Monday 10
conduct tho strike Tic said that they
had conducted their own Affairs 50 far
and would not submit to any interference
now.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
STANDARD
DETECTIVE BUREAU
IcerseJ and Ronded

Licensed and Bonded
Open Day and Night. business Confidential
Main once, 1413 Gilbert Street
A. l.. MiIIard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Theo. e. Payne, Branch, L2I2 Atlantic Ave.
Supf. Atlantic City, NJ j.
On the reverse side was written 20. X,
A. l.. NJ, Theodore Bunting"
One of the detectives stated that they
had signed contract for two weeks
at $25 week and all expenses.
One of the pickets on duty at the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company yesterday
afternoon received the following COM
mnnication from a man employed in the
works:
" Six scabs reported for duty ut 7.30
o'clock. All were drunk. two so bad
that they fell twice. One staggered
through the boiler shop and fire room
looking for trouble. inviting the black
smiths to take good look at the great
scab menagerv. One man got laborer
to show him how to put wrench on
nut. Mr.. Caskey arrived in time to
prevent him from spelling circulating
sstearing gear. Castey has done nothing
nut throw his hat on the floor and scratch
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
SHOT AT CAR CREW.
Jerry Carney, Colored, Fired at Con
ductor and Motorman.

About ~ o'clock on Thursday night
Terry Carney, colored. who makes his
home in New Castle, fired several shots
IT Richard Mcggnson and William
IIushchrck. the crew of Il Wilmington
ana New Castle railroad car. Carney
boarded the car in New Cactle and be-
came abusive. Just before the car
coached the powcrhouse The motor burned
ont and il was necessary to run the dis
nhcd car into the car barn and bring ont
another enc in it place.
Carney had become 50 abusive that
Conductor Megginson declined to LET him
got on the car after it left the power
house. The colrcd man drew a revolver
md fred three shots at the conductor
and mctorman. The crow was badly
frightened hut escaped uniniured. Car
ney ascapcd to the marshes. The nolicc
were notified Int have not been able to
find the desperate negro.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Suits Will Probably be Brought for Breach
of Contract.
LOCAL STRIKERS ARE JUB|LANT
Some Startling Developments are Expected
Today in Regard to the Hiring of Men
by the ompany--Drunken De-
tective Fined in City Court.
He May Go to Jail.

The woud-be detectives recently en-
Company TO act as machinistS, We're dis
charged yesterday afternoon. This was
done after the actions of the men be-
came too disgusting to tolerate. At the
time they werze discharged carpenters
were engaged in building hunks over the
patternmakcrs' shop. The carpenters
were notified to stop work on the hunks
mt once.
Charles Berks, one of fhc detectives
who was arrested early yesterday morn
ing for disorderiy condut, was arraignrd
IN City Court yesterday morning. He
sand he belonged III Philadelphia, was
a detective and was sent to Wilmington
to do inside work in the shops He was
fined So in default of which he was com
mitted (" the cells. If the fine is not
paid today Bcrks will be sent to New
Castle Jail for forty days.
i Theodore Bunting another one of the
detectives was taken to machinists' head
quarters yesterday morning by several of
the pickets who IN some manner got in
with him. Bunting told the machinistS
that he was detective in tie employ Of
the Standard DrNctiFe Agency, No.
1413 Filbert street, Philadelphia. He
said he came here on Wednesday with
the other men for duty 1t the Harlan
u Hollingsworth shops. but, finding out
the true condition of affairs, decided not
to remain.
Bunting exhibited revolver saying
that il had been given to him since he
came to this city. lie was taken before
James II. Clarkson. president of the
Board Of Police Commissioners, by Will
liam II. Blake and stated to Mr.. Clark
son how he received the revolver. Later
in the day Bunting was taken TO the
police station by Detective McVey who
took the revolver from him. Bunting
left for Philadelphia yesterday after
noon. II is alleged that an attempt was
made to have the detectives sworn in as
special officers hut the Police Board
would not consent to swear them in, as
they are non-resdents.
BUNTING INTERVIEWED.
In an interview yesterday morning be-
tore PaNlnS Tor MS nome Ill lnlfHueipnlil
Th"odorc Bunting who came to this city
with Berks said:
II was sent here by the Standard De-
tectve Agency. They told me that |
was to work in Wilmington. The mana
ser gave me SO and revolver and I
landed here yesterday. ! went to the
Harlan & IIollingsworth Company's
Yards and was informed that | was to
act as 'spotter' and TO protect the
men who were in the machine shop.
Not one Of the nine men in the machine
shops is machnist. They are simply
accoys intended to make the impression
that men are working.
After getting into the yards I was
greeted with Kisses from some Of the
men and thcy yelled 'scah.' soon learn
cd what 7 was mp against and MS soon -as
could find my way out ! left the yards.
There is pair of ovcralls that were
given to me hut they will not be Of any
,sr TO me. 7 am shoemaker Rerks
is . butcher"
This is the card that Bunting showed
to number of machinists who rongratu-
lated him for the stand he took:
Phone I-ar-ee Cab'e "Drallim'
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
MAY FAIRS
MERRY WEEK
Wilmington Society Talking Of
Two Pretty Weddings.
WE'LL KNOWN FOLK MEETING
Tea at the Morning Library ON Tues
day Morning June 25---Benefit
Concert for the Fresh
Air Fund.
WE'LL KNOWN FOLK MEETING

With wedding bells to make May Fair
merry the week has ended. The Pat
1owsky- Fleisch wedding in New York
On Wednesday was a brilliant affair and
lakes from Wilmington two charming
women. The Appleby-Bye wedding on
the same evening in Grace Church VAS
an elaborate affair-and nov what
next" says Betty.
There is to be Il tea at the Morning
Library on Tuesday, June 25th from
3 TO o'clock, given by the Neblesse
Oblge Circle Of Kinks Daughters. and
III the seventeenth the Fresh Air Fund
will he given their annual benefit con-
cert at the Misses Hebb's by the Il. A.
Il. Club. Miss Clara H. Bent has this
IN charge and the affair promises to be
most delightful.
Miss Julia and Miss Georgia Swindell.
Of Baltimore, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Richard Wilson on Van Buren,
street.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott has returned
from Boston where she has been visiting
Mrs Henry r. Going.
The w. w. Puseys leave next week
70 spend the summer on the Isle Of
Wight.
Miss A. Louise Elliott has returned
rom visiting Mrs. Samuel Davis, in
Orange. n. j.
Miss Mabel Canning. who was maid
If honor at the Smith Berger wedding.
has returned to Lakewood.
Miss Nellie Murphy Of Pennington is
the guest of Miss Edith Har,1esty.
Miss Edna NJ Stetson of st. Georges
is visiting Miss Mary Taylor of this
city.
The marriage of Miss Georgia Taylor
nf Baltimore and James w. Ponder of
this city. will take place in October.
Miss Kate McGiafferty has gone to
Toronto. Can. to attend the annual
convention of the National Association
Of Dancing Masters.
]. Harvey Whitrman is in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Springer. Jr.
.re visiting friends in this CITY. Mr..
Springer. who is son Of Architect
Lewis r. Springer. is n civil engineer
se.- 4la AIa ..,,IanI ctaa1 c. q =
Point, Md.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

Albert Witt. the lad who was cap
turcd in Washington while trying to
board 4 freight train for Pittsburg. was
nrraiercd end committed to the Ferris
Industrial School nv request of his
mother. who told ~" judge that she
could not manage him. The case of
Tohn 7 ever who was captured at the
+amn time. was held up nending an in
vcstigntinn bv Agent Frank Stout
Lovers mother said that the boy would
mind her and his only fault was in run
ming away. Ravmond lynch. who was
"antrrcd Of th" same time was sent to
his home in Milford.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
STUDENTS AS MACHINIsTs.
Request Made to Governor to Exam
inc Professors Act,

Cincinnati. June 14.-Thc Machinists'
Union, of Covington. Ky. today sent a
letter TO Governor Reckham, in which
they appeal for an investigation Of the
action of Professor ]. r. Anderson. of
the Kentucky State College. who they
claim. is sending students from the me-
chanical department of that college TO
Cincinnati to take the places of the
striking machinists. The officers of the
union assert that ten students are now Mt
work in various shops in Cincinnati
and that they are working without any
pay whatever. The strikers cxnect Gov
ernor Reckham to investigate the matter
and have the students recalled.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
NEW MEN JOIN STRIKERS.
Southern Railway Imports Machin-
lists Who Refuse to Work.

Charleston. s. G., June 14.--Twcnty-
one machinists. boilermakcrs and black
smiths arrived in the city today over the
Southern railway to take the places of
the strikers in the Southern Railway
machine shops. but number Of tho
men refused to so to work and joined the
strikers party. who were about the yards
and machine shops.
The road. fearing trouble. telcphoncd
for police assistance. and a squad of mon
responded. hut their services were not
necessary. There is a conflict of state
mcnts as to the number of new mon who
refused to work upon reaching here. II
was said that there were only Z Of tho
q who went to work. hut Master No
chanic Conlon denied this story. saying
that Is men went to work.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
TAX ON ROAD BEDS.
Matter Will be Argued Before Court
in Banc Today.

Argument will be heard today in the
Court in Banc in case growing out Of
the attempt of City Council to tax road
ways, poles, etc, of railroad companies
operating within the city limits.
There are several cases, but the par
ticular case to he argued is that Of the
rity vs.. the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad Company. The decision will
likely settle the eases of the city against
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co and
the p. w. 4 Il. Railroad Co. Robert
q. Harman will represent the city and
Levi G. Bird and Andrew T.. Sanborn
will appear for the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

The commencement week ut Delaware
College, Newark, will open tomorrow.
In the morning the Rev. r. Burgcttc
Short OF Epworth NJ T.. Church will
preach in the Presbyterian Church,
Newark, before the Young Mems Chris
tion Association The haccaanreate
sermon in the college oratory will be de-
livcrcd by the Rev. Hubert w. Wells.
There will be exercises on Monday and
Tuesday. On Wednesday the com
menccment exercises will be held
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Enwor,b Choir Entertains.

There WAS an excellent entertainment
in Harrison Street NJ, Il. Church on
Thursday night by the Epworth Church
choir. consisting of 80 voices. The
choir was assisted by Miss Bessie Boyer.
Soprano, of Chester. and Miss Helen
Mar Wilson. clocutionst, of Philadelphia.
George King was director and Mrs.
Emma SaXton accompanist.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Doyer's New Rank,

Architects Newman, WoOdman& Har-
ris Of Philadelphia. have sent out plans
for the new Farmers Bank Building at
Dover. The design shows pretty struc-
ture two stories in height, built entirely
of stone Tho specifications call for all
he appointments intended for the modern
banking house. and will be completed at
Il cost of $4,000.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
straw Kide Postponed !.

The teachers and the members of the
graduating class Of Friends School We're
to have given their annual straw ride
last evening but the ride was postponed
on account of the rain.
The Friends will 80 on their ANIMAL
icnic to Pennsgrove today if the weather
is clear.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Rnwerman-Graham NuptiaIs.

George II. Bowerman and Miss Sara
Graham, daughter of the Rev. DR.. Floyd
Graham. We're married at the brides
home i'm Albany Thursday night. The
ceremony was performed by Miss Gra-
hams father, and at the same time her
sister was united in marriage to a young
New York man. Mr. and Mrs. Bower
man win arrive In this city today.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Getting ont Tax RiIIs.

Collectors of citv taxes and their
lcputies lust now are busily engaged in
getting ont their hills for next years
tnxes. Tn the Northern district alone
thore are 5000 pronrrty owners whose
hills must he ready for them on .Tulv
1. In the Southern district. 1000 hills
are hcing made ont for property owners.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
state Ardit11,s Renort.

The State auditors report is being dis
tributed from the office Of Prothonotnry
Spoakmnn in the Court House. Tie rc-
rnived ar"e hoS from Dover which
was fielled with reports.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Commencement at Newark.

The annual commencement exercises
of the Newark High School We're held
last evening, whom class of 10 gradu-
nted The annual address was delivered
by Professor George w. Twitmyer. su-
city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
presbyterjon Eycursiou.

The United PRESBYTERIAN Churches Of
Philadelnhia will hold picnic in Bran
dywinc Springs Park on July II. 1t is
expected that $500 will make the trip
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

MORE SEABOARD MEN OFT.
Savannah. Ga, Jun" 14-Only two
non-nnion machinists are Mt work in tho
Scnhoard shops The strikers today in
duccd all the others to throw down their
tools and go ont. The number while
not large. practically stops work at the
shops.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
Nou-suppnrt Charged.

In .aagistrate Bradlcy's court last
night Lewis L. Grubb was charged by
his wife with non-support. lie was held
for the Upper Court and committed to
New Castle Jail i'm defanlt of $500 hail.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15
ANOTHER ELECTRIC RAILWAY
New Company to Connect West Ches-
ter and Wilmington.

\ charter has been granted at Harris
burg for the West Chester and Southern
Street Railway Company. 1t is pro.
posed to build the line from West Che,.
ter to Wilmington through Concord and
birmingham. The capital stock is $42.-
900. No one could be found last evening
who would talk about the new road.
1t is believed the plan is to follow
what is known as the river road from
this city to West Chester. Manager
Van Trump of the Wilmington City Rail
way Company said that his corporation
was not interested in the new company.
Snapper lunch at Massey's, GLE Shipley
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

Dancing. bathing. fishing on Eagles
excursion to Woodland Beach, Monday,
30 cents
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

Snapper lunch at Massey's, GLE Shipley
street, tonight.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-15

From Printers Ink.
Money spent in continuous adUeg-
tising in the dairy press draWs
interest that is compounded daily.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-16
TAs d. s, Ces,t.

The MAY tenn 81 the D. 4. feder.]
court convened II Moacow Mondav
| The federal Rrand iurv vaa called = Il
empaneled & Il. ana had ,uade two q.
dictmente 81 "a O'Clock and completed
iii In the afesrnoon. The indictment,
made Thus fl are ar whiskv cases y,
the Nes Perce ana coeur d,Alene Trd,.u
reservations. Of the offender, from Nez
Perez the following have been indeed.
j. E. Warren. ", Ras.n. 1ouia Arnold.
Henrietta Harbour. Annie Harvey. Nich
Gilman. G. Z. Strsnahau. 81 Inc Ne
Perce agency, and Geo. r. steele. II
Occur dsAlene. are both present and ON
duty before the arand Jury with their
hosts Of Indian witnesses..
An indictment ~ drawn against
Phillip Weaskus, young Nes Perce
Indian. Who Il CHARGED Nth ,naiiinr -
obscene letter to I pupil Of the Indian
school on The Unatilla reservations.
Young Weaskas was arrested BY the
depaty marshal 1t I.Apwai Tuesday
evening and was arraigned wednesday
mornipg. The frst case brought to trial
will b the case ofthe United States ".
Lee West. II u alleged that west robbed
the postoaice It Florence two years 40,
taking watch which had been cent to
Charles Flock BY Thomas Lnmmasson,
: jeweler q coliax. Wet sent the watch
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-16

il that Of the Elnore Comfy Irrigated
Farms Associations. This company Has
it, principal once In New York, With
local branches It Chicago and Mountain
home. II contains over 100 half tone
cuts representing scenes IN Boise valley
and along Snake river. with much de-
scriptive matter. The work b IL two
colofs on calendared paper. Dan w.
creenburg i cashier Tor the new corpor.
alton.
The county commissioners are very
busy men this week. They are complet,
ing the work Of the adjourned April
term. Road matters are chiefly engag,
ing their attention.. Auditor Stookey
was granted $Io month - extra SALARY
for deputy clerk. Petition Of A. Magic
fer change in road district boundary
Wa denied. G. N. Fassatt, analytical
chemist Of Spokane. through his attor.
neys presented : bill for 1Iso for anAlyx
ing the contents Of the stomach Of Prank
Henderson, alleged to have been poision.
ed BY Kitty Roos. An order ~ made "a
: Portland 6fm for I new steel record vault
for auditors oAice. The commissioners
and Mr.. vanarsdal. enginser for the
Northern Pacific Will inspect some roads
. ~ Il
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-16
Real estats ,Alsvssnerts.

Harry Sylvester Wright and wife to
Amanda Sharon. no acres Of land, Nez
PIERCE county, consideration. ta.ooo.
J. o. Maxon to Josephine p. Warren,
lots ? and s. block. =. town Of Fletcher;
consideration, $40.
Bertha +. Bowlby and husband to A.
A. Bardwell, lot asx3S, town Of Nezperce;
consideration, $50.
Bertha =. Bowlby and husband to Roy
w. Adams and Thomas F. Martin. loa
aSxlS feet, town Of Nezperce; considera.
ton, $50.
Lucinda o. Akin to Peter lutte. q
acres Of land in Nez Perez county; con-
sideration. $1,000.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-16
Cut Saw ,ut.

Brockway. the man held for burglary
In the county jail. had ! real good saw
with which he intended to make port
holes in the county jail. 20 in case that
structure was carried out by the food. he
could steer the floating prison clear Of
the rocks In the river. But Sheriff
Kroutinger made up his mind tnat the
jail should remain without port holes.
Brockway had the saw and said he was
proud Of It. The sheriff destroyed that
pride by prescribing dark cell and very
dry bread and Clearwater sand. mica.
diluted in water. Brockway gave up his
saw which was in his bunk.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-16
Nes.aal OH clsI Il spsaass.

Tomorrow, says the Spokane chron'
icle. at the Natatorium grounds the Lew.
iston Normal baseball team will do battle
with the Spokane high school boys. Thu
normal students are said to be good bal
toseers and have already defeated thu
University Of Idaho and the Lewistor
Athletic club. They will come to Spo
kane accompanied BY many Of the stu
dents Of their institution, who win havs
one section Of the grand stand reserved
for them.
The high school team, under captair
Granger, has made I splendid record THU
year. Out Of the four games the,
have played, three have been victories
Heretofore baseball has been neglectet
b. the school. but this year there hal
been decided effort to bring that de
partment UP to the football standard
and the trial has been ! success.
THE SPOKANE PLAyRs.
Captain Granger. It second base, i thu
oldest player ON the team. He i,egur
baseball ct the Tekansha high school
which team he Explained for two years
ID Spokane he FIRST played with the Owl
and then played left field for Pullman
college.