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sh."'N ."lilh hllns Hall Would be gfl
fled with what she has done 10 mo ~,
sonally, without hurting me IN my ps'.
fession."
WHAT MISS HALL SAID.
Miss Hall, the leading lady Is LADY
Babbie on the stage and Of there /,
queer eerle charm Of mystery about he
blue black Of her eyes. Her specially
Is not baby-blue dressing jackets, but
rings.
We'll, where on earth did you get al
that" she asked. And then s,e saA
some more things.
"Of course, never forced her out u
the company. have been a good iftii
to her. When we were In Seattle, them
was a row. and | offered 10 have d.
company and go East would have
done Il, too but she asked me not "A
Yes, and IL a fuss Is stirred up oyTlA'
| am going to do that now, lsal
good engagement Offered me IN (
Paul.
Mrs. Cummings Is always Nlrs
up a row In the company. she kii
Seattle. She left without any %
and little Mrs. Hines had to gttr'
her parts with one days notles
Cummings told her In Seattle "
she quit that way, she shoutF
have a part In his company s
They had some trouble over IN
which he refused to Jet her see
1T Is not a fact that Mrs EHIrl
always considered the star paTI .
Arthur played Lady Wlndermet
HUBBYs REMARKS.
Mr.. Cummings, husband Of "
genue with the outraged lse"'s
brushed the matter lightly ASIDE
called his wife Miss Douglas v"
much dignity, however 4
"She hasn't been fired IL u, =
peaceful. She is just having ah'.h
OF her cranky spells, she "a. y. 4,
this same thing before Whsn y, =
comes around, she Will ma hs ~
waiting for her just as she q" :
ways done. "a
Miss Douglas is a YEN ~
strung woman; that's all, sne ~. a,e'
her high horse every once N ~. a.
and you have to give her her hsas :,
"sba i. a olevsr ingenue, and sou
times Iuns the leading lsa' ~
hard SO she was offended VIZ. \.
nut a line Of plays on, In WhleH NV
were 10 good ingenue parts *,
~ brought out a version % y
Gwynne' No ingenue pHx
was sore. Little Minister Nv -.
genue part. Sore. Lady WindeTn'''
Fam Sore. .A,,,.
Miss Hall has not The cn0 w.,
parts, and could not nave ~. ,S,
Miss Douglass out OF the oVn,ps ~ a
she had wanted to. ! employ ly s
for any special line OF WORK any
low no one 10 dictate 70 lne, n,
running this company mysen =. =
Erlynne is not necessarily tns ~ y
part. Julia Arthur took nrs, rom M
dermere, and quite an o'o wa
did Mrs. Erlynne. ,,.u 4, pret,
81 aid moi keep Miss Han ~ g'' h
ence 10 Miss Douglass. ! "V o.ssr :
as soon have one as tne MINI mint,
would Are both OF them IN -
Wherefore. il Is plain TO ue an N
tha, ,he fate Of the happy home hone. N
on me question as to Tne,n'' /. /
Erlynne or Lady Wlnderme''
best part. "a. n, brous
nm 10 the divorce court p l'.nla Ne /
The saints forbid there wou,I e Gov
spectacle s OF grave and le aa,lrs N
. W, novortIne before the judss .r ~
Me dIsnity. shedding tragic .s VIVA, n
broadeast with intent % p ws,ps
there are more se's se,i
Tady Wmdermere's elop,s, ,n Trlynns
~ r s 70 her daughter ". An
baby picture business IN '''
scene - ran sunni
.r,r,ts from the vastly deep w n 40
ness sake dig up os'a'
a az him.
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SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

beditious carrying our of this order
The travel and expense involved are
necessary Tor the public service.
by order OF Brigadier General
JOHN O. CANNON,
b. II. Wells Jr., Lieut.. Col, and A,A.G,
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burlington Meeting Postponed

Boston. April g3~The directors ~
the Chicago. burlington G. Quincy rail-
road were ~ have he'a n special meet
ing today. hut owing % the lack OF a
quorum adjournment until Thursday
Was taken.
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TEACHERS.

DR.. ralmsse's new be sS'F PAST ,s:. z.
salt Lake. Present ana .saos,ur ~
BE- e' in the hands Of every !, osScsstiIr' :,
lating 10 the great ssi ~, referees v
an Invaluable WORK ~"
study.
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they viii come to their senses. OH
should think Miss Hall would b GA
fled with what she has done 10 ma ~.
sonally, without hurting me h my ps'.
fession."
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Carbon County (Wyo) Journals WI.
liam Edwards Sir. came down from Salt
Lake the first OF the week for short
visit win his son and daughter.
The sun., 1901-03-16
COAL OPERATORS ABSENT.
MINERS DEMAND THE PRESENCE or
RAILROAD PRESIDENTS FORTHWITH.
Omcers Of the Mine worker. Give Nine Presi'
dents Untn This MorninE 20 Hustle 60 Hasie-
ton and Meet Them The Young Boods
want a strike N They Refuse TO Come.

HAzLEroN. Pa. March is The opinion
expressed In a statement by President Mitchell
that II tho coal mine operators failed To appear
al to- days Joint" convention they would be
morally responsible II the mine workers
suspended work had no effect upon them.
for at the hour set for them IN appear none
was present They entirely ignored the ex-
istonCe OF n convention
A. the conclusion Of the morning session
n was said tho Scale Committee was not ready
10 report The delegates from the scranton
district met to hear ev idcnCe on the charges
preferred by Samuel Morgans against Dis
trict President Nichols. District Secretary
Dempsey and National Board Member
Dilcher The charges wero that Nichols
and Dempsey were under the contract OF q
coal operator and that Dilcher had solicited
IA bribe through an agency for the settlement
of a strife The officers wers eIonerated
and this resolution adopted
That Wa brand Samuel Morgans az n traitor
and a man devoid Of principle and not q, TO
belong to the United Mine Workers Of
America the district on GERS being authorized
to instruct the local union To which Mr. Nor
gans belongs TO expel him from member
ship
After the conclusion Of the afternoon session
IL was gwen out that resolutions had been
adopted instructing the on GERS Of the con
vcntion 10 send tho following telegram to
the PRESIDENTS Of the nine coal carrying rail-
roads
six hundred delegates In con vention as
ssmbled. representing all anthracite mine
workers instruct us 10 notify your company
that resolution was unanimously adopted
demanding that anthracite operators meet
delegates In Joint conference tomorrow.
Saturday. morning. for tho purpose of Discus
sing wage scale for wear ending April /. 1909,
"JuHv MITCHELL, Chairman,
"JouN y G,LL.GHEG. Secretary
u,.,,.. o, 49,, ~, ,,u,r, ~ IN. onc,a,ors
=. ,..aa,l =, ,ki. ,.,,a,roI o,,o,,,r which
IN - a., a.. Ia
The sun., 1901-03-16
Az ooo pon sorru ST. JOSEPH.
TALE or A KIDNAPPED BOi.
Excited woman al Police Headquarters Win
alarn for Capt Titus

A woman who wore expensive cloth"A hhh
seemed 20 have dined unwiSely drove t"Foli'"
Uesdluarters last night and asked Tor capt
Titus She said that she lived at th" Wal
dorf- Astoria and that her son had been KID
manned from that hotel by her former hns-
band. When told that Capt TITUS WASH
I'm she said that the police wcr" no good ana
she never had derived any benefit from them
any way
She would not tell her name or her story
10 the sergeant Or any Ol the d"NtUNrN' uut
she talked for twenty minutes over IN" lh'-
tective Bureau telephone Then shS won't
across the street 10 the police news bureau
of one OF the newspapers ANA asked l"r VI"
editor 49,. -.
When told that tho editor did not stay AT
Police Headquarters she said she WnuId Z"
10 hi. on ce and tell her story In me m'ail-
time q detective was trylhs to pu'" H'' "a"
driver The woman saw hun
Don't you say word 10 ihnt man. Sh'
shouted 10 the driver. IT you Il" you II "o
discharged ,..
woman from the Hotel Manhattan mo
woman drove downtown ,,.
Assistant Manager Patrick Of tho NhlhofI,
Astoria said that no boy had been kidnapped
from the hotel and that no woman answering
the description OF the woman looking i"r
Capt Titus lived thor" He learned that q
woman had bred u cab in front OF IN" ho'rl
and ordered the drycr 10 go 10 fohc" heau-
quarters
The sun., 1901-03-16
sHOT Az ANGRY FATHER DEAD.
Young Man Defends His Life when q Bullet
Pass~d Through His Hand.

SHAMoKiN, Pa, March Is -EnraRed at
Durell Wagner. dry goods dealer and grocer.
and his son. william. Constable Frank Schiller
at O'Clock tonight walked into their store
and accused them OF entertaining his eighteen
ycar-old daughter. Bella Schlief They said
she waS always welcome at the Wagner home
stead, whereupon Schlief drew two revolvers
II. threatened to shoot Durell wagner and
when the latter escaped into the street Schlief
thrust one weapon into his pocket and hold
ing the other on line with william Wagner =
head. walked toward him
Wagner, who Is 20 years old. begged Schllef
not 10 commit murder Schlicf kept ad-
vancing Several customers fed from the
place Schlief fred az Wagner, tho bullet
passing through his left hand Wagner then
shot twice with revolver. one bullet enter
ing IN. heart Of the constable and the other
hl4 head lie fell to the foor dead
Wagner gave himself up TO the police.
saying he shot In self-defence During the
afternoon Schlicf visited the store and SAID
that he would kin father and son unless they
stopped his daughter from visiunR th" store
schlicf produced a weapon. but stuck II
into his pocket after being assured hy the
mon that they meant no harm To his daughter.
Schlief was ffty years old and leaves FIVE
mutherlcsS children. the youngest being 10
wears. while Bella II the oldest. Schlrf was
constable here for many years Miss
Schlicf had been on friendly terms with tho
Nagners for several years.
The sun., 1901-03-16
A. r. BRENNAN ASPHrJIATFD.
Real Estate Exchange Agent Found Dead In
Grernpoint Hotel.

Alfred Brennan. real estate exchange
agent with an Office m IN" kerHmos Building
m Milton street and Manhattan avenue,
Grcenpoint. was found dead Yesterday IN
J,hn raylor's RaineS law to'"l ~ Gre"npoiut
and Manhattan avenues Ho had been ~
phyxn'ed hy illuminating ga II" WAS ~
vrar- oiu ana nvcd in urang" y WIN l',
.,t,rr he glsn had ln oflc" ~ N"Vark and
did a rrosparOus business iIu '"ii hi, home
IbIrsday and was 60 have returned YESTERDAY
A. O'Clock yesterday morning h" entered
IasIor's hotel lie Wa- slightly uh''r '''
a. 'gu,nrc Of nluor and asked for u rnu'"
InrI, IN rhe afternoon @ ohumhrrTaId -iu' ia
t.. and n wa traced o. Br"urlu'' room H"
Was found dead IN bed partly dr'-."d rl-
had r-raped from an or"n burner NhI,l'I'
yt.nu.u a brother of ~" dead r1n TODD ''"
rnII,r lat rigNf %" Vu- satisfied '.r brother y
death was accidental - b" hai NJ reason -
kIil himself
The sun., 1901-03-16
DORHtS HARPER
widow Of the Late Edward u. Harper Remar
ried 90 Thursday.

Orlando Porter Dormnn President of the
Gilbert Manufacturing Company, makers oi
cotton goods. was married on Thursdnr TO
Emma 4 Harper. widow Of Edward b Harper
AZ ono time President Of the Mutual Reserve
Life Fund Association, The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Dr. Robert Mao
Arthur Of Cavalry Baptist Church at Mrs
Hnrper- apartments In the Dakota. West
Seventy second street only few intimate
friends we're present Mr. and Mrs porman
will live NJ 3Il West End avenue. where Mr.
Dorman has lived for several wears
Nr Hsrper died suddenly on July 2 1906,
n. tho DAKOTA he was member Of severnl
clubs and was n trustee of Cavalry Baptist
church Mrs Harper has been an sclv"
Nom her of that church for several years
Nr DorrnRn recently founded a library M
san Juan Porto Rico. and was made ch"va-
hor Of the order oi ~ Cathariue for II 10y
tho spanish Government We j. Neslt'-
man Of the church 81 the Heavenly Rest.
The sun., 1901-03-16
FIREHEN RAISING hONEy
Supposed to he for the Promotion Of the Two
Platoon" BiiI In ALBANY

It was reported IN Brooklyn YESTERDAY
that IluO0p had been raised IN voluntary
subscriptions 20 general defence fs0i'
from 'a" o. ern hers ~ the Fremeu's Mutual
BanryD.aut A.-prIation pi Now York, famll-
nrly known ~ ~" Pmkl"a 20 aid IN he
passage ~ the / 10 Platoon Firem"u'- bll
~ Albany Tho measure hl- been cham
yloued b, Csp' James y S.Nord Of hrook-
In, an -. aranAu ut the Fir" Department.
and President " iha benevolent Assoria-
non Fpr month before "a" meeting n
the I-sl-latur" Prrsdeut Clirord sent out
rprd- - ~. members asking for voluntary
s4h-prp'ious tor general defence SO
sflfr9 sum vac asked h4' tie members. u
I- sand. wore privately notified nat So vas
ilo amount "Npsrted Neither President
,Nror1 nor any other member - ~" u.-".
..uf.a. would -lh I.v much none, AZ ..
se'Ner. had been contributed. lor woI.i
Huy NJ 'hrm auui' mat Il VAS 10 be u-"d
To- AhaUE Although the tlues omu 'i"~
Aa. 4r,uHrd ." report 'avorahlr ih" Two
Dhinoa hI, f'v persons believe 'hu' II VI
become A llV Fire hlri Dule iu l'ootlFu
s4II rrsrerHty M instead 81 t' 80 -
re department % would %" positively me
.UF.H... Zoo If
The sun., 1901-03-16
NAVY GtvE rp CASH To BE CoPs.
Now Have Lawyer Bates. Who. They Say, Got
the Money. Arrested for Swindiing.

Horny " Bates. lawyer. with an or'c~
~ 500 Broadway. was arrested Yesterday
by Detectives Birmingham and Cavanaush
on tho charge Of swndling men who wanted
to hrcome policemen
In the Centre street police court W II
Rodenhauser Of $50 Fast Twenty-ninth street
and Holland of 056 Tenth avenue ap-
pcared aS Complainants against Rntes Bod
onhnuser said tha, In July last he paid
Bates $3.50 10 secure an appointment IN the
police force Bates representing that he had
pun which would secure tho Job Hol-
land said that last December he also pad
bates t?5h foi tho same purpose II Is under
stood that there are other Complainants
The dr'octives arrested Bates AT noon
on the Quebec steamship pier a. West and
Christopher streetA He was about 10 SAL
for Bermuda on the steamship Trinidad
Bates waived brrniRnment y"sterday ns
the court was about 10 close. and agreed
10 return ~ the police station "" will he
taken back 70 the Centr. street court ms
morning and arrnisned hefor" Magistrate
Crane. when a dat" will b" set Tor Bate
80
The sun., 1901-03-16
GaiNOR RFFrSED A BRTBE.
So Did knapp and Another. Unnamed, Frank
Noss Tells the Patrls club.

Al the meeting of the Patnn Club NJ the
Hotel Savoy last evening, AZ which Col
Charles y pen-on presided, the question
" better government for m" city Was dis
cussed by the Rev pr Thomas Il Shcer.
Wheeler n Pcckham and Frank Moss
trank Moss end that there wer" hopeful
sign and ihnt the heroes were not all dead
A. instance. nc said that a very prominent
\cw Yorker had refused $4,000 In stock
from ~" kdmdpo company TINT wa~ uh"r"d
Il hn would favor 'nni CompHnv's ends that
another city official had refused tho snruo
suount from another water company and
that polio" oNicml, prominent IN the Strong
administration had rcfls"d SIS noO which
va. ur"rcd hv CambIers for permission to
cuudur' their business
Tho name ~ the laS' man Mr. Moss would
not give. hui he said, uiter hi- speech, that
ttr man Who lad refused he Eamavo hrihe
wa. justice Giyuor and "a" man Who had
refused 10 do business with another water
CumpuNy was luCi"n Knapp, who was Comp
tToor Of Long Island Guy beior" console
The sun., 1901-03-16
so. 600 FOR RrssFLL SAGE's REIIEF
Tius Of Bill In the Minnrsota Iegi.Iature
-Not Passed That NaN.

At PAIL. March Is several wears ago
the village Of Reeds Landing. Ninn, issued
bonds to the eSteut ofslo 200, which we're taken
BY Russell sage Of New YORK. When Sage
sought 70 collect tho principal - tha bonds
a." village lad vanished A bin providing that
tho original TERRITORY and IuhbNi'Rnt- ~
Eerd'. Landing b" ro.ror-,h, Tor the dnht
was Introduced In no Nuu". u'a Legislature
aui referred tn conn l'f,.'. - u l'.h ~euItr.
k-ysrud u chairman ~, senator anuOuucel
ful' hs di not Ike ~, f'.r and .yns told 10
,lpug" u C. suit himself IT, d.d 90 and
when tho secretary vrst'r10H gruy"iN Teal
hil for IN 49, ArI ropriating $1,000 for
tho tom porary rD'Isf Of Rus.cl. sage. senator
Greer be champion - mo hil. nearly had p
o. While 'he other -'r'e-uan smiled ~
I"vorui. lie 'oke or Gro"r A"ernhauglrz
fh- '|t.r ''r N'l urS pissed
The sun., 1901-03-16
POLY PREP BOYS IN MUTINY.
THBY FORN TINE SOCIETY or WHITE
RtBBITS AND ADOPT BUTTONS.
Their Motto u Down with Al nab, Ruie,!"
VIII zee whether The, Can't Talk Before
Chapel OF Cant cross Certain streets
Don't Sing In Chapel 4 Dead Cat Episode

"a.
i"u uoss W w, r7, V. ".'u ,,'
Wv : VIZ 'e,."'' 80, ,p"'', uu,hn
.nsS'on' "V' ou' 80 ''o'"'' ~ ,l, a
:" "'''r, ..,,, -, a..
s"lN' nm 80 -, ' h,,
'a'u u'" ~, 80 80 - 81 wv, 49,, -,
w, in' a. 49,. -, =, ~. hoso.a
-, =, o., n.o.s Cn,,r, s,rec, nr poar,,r,
,I''o =, ,ha ,,oona,, r.cess
-. i,,i, 81. ,ri,oi,oI ., ,ho sohooI ,,d
"A. .,,an,ion a., ooIiod ,o ha n,n,,er on
T,,r.dov, ,..n n. dI.coy srod ,,,, ,bo hovs
.a,',..., - .,,a,a oL.D., rhoy hod con.
.rosa,., rnl,on s,res, md Dosr,n, nlace
nher. ,h.v r.m.,ns, untN sss o.clock when
,hev marched In n hodv led nv their class
,.a,.r p,oha IN ,ho c,ass room Ar
r,vI,g Nara ,bsy roru.ad IN nar,icina,s in
the ..rvicea a, ,he chansl Tho oneninv
so,g nm. smrp bv pro, .Iapes EdCnr Van
oIinda Diroctor of Music and Dr Hull The
bov. aid nor ioin I'm The seryices we're con-
duc,.d according IN regular nrosramme and
the boys were told that they would be con-
timed every day The class wa. then dis
missed for the regular studies of the day.
Immediately oftcr the noon recess COM
mcnced on Thursday a meeting OF the two
classes was held and tho boys formed them
selves into the white Rabbits Society,
Al the Academy last night about thirty
OF the boys were found attending the third
annual exhibit Of the POLY Prep" Camera
club Their grievances were stated by ono
of the members of the class Of 'O2 n follows
"Dr Hull wants 10 turn the school into a
kinderuart.n We or, e,nected To be here
o,,,. io a.. r,orrirc, and ,o ,oLa orr ..o,.
os so,n os ,,o ,rri,,a no ,,.,,or uha, tina
4, ,.ha - T. g. ho .,nlon o,,.r
We .n,.r tho classroom. The Injustice OF
mi, Ia apnarent when Won understand that
fr.nucntly the bovs oct here nj least half
an hour before chapel We simply would not
stand II md ye will .,ick too
Asked IL there was any opparent reason
for the action of DR. Hull in cutting m their
privileges. another member gave tho follow
inv version.
About three weeks ago ono of the fellows
brought A dend cat To chanel In n dress suit
case The crt wns lowered into a heating
plpe and tied 20 the under sido Of a register
The odor from the cnt soon pcrvadcd the
room and the Inritor wos sent for IIc broke
tho string and the cat fell through into the
heat chambers or tho furnace. where IL CON
tinued 10 send forth disovrec,bla smeu
nm, or th. hovs tbc, c,,,n,scd tho folloVing
ode on tho incincrotion Of tho cat
-, ,..,, -. o,,. fl, p..,,..,.
cam. ,n. o,o, -, to,, o,t r,h
s,re ,nougn, Il vo. I,rh,,g,, c,,,..
gracious. me, how ". d,t ,n,,,,,
old p,,k. h. though, h,'d hny.ant
For In III, Lab ", would not sit
Through llrcd Windows came the air.
the thought OF Tab was everywhere.
pro'' and scholar' held their no'''.
Nhle fefA "hi ON 'oi ''dn"ht fo'es
The sun., 1901-03-16

be- supplemented by such q system Of free
public libraries as Ia proposed. and the sooner
that work can be commenced upon the
municipality as whole,
MY estimate, that II will take Ave years
to provide and equip all the buildings neces-
sary. is probably a reasonable one. but II the
matter IL taken up promptly by the municipal
authorities. II would seem a. II this time
could be shortened No doabt there are
some rather diffcult questions a. 10 details
to be settled, but there are numb Der Of very
competent persons to settle them, ana inc
interest Of the great mass OF the people, IN
every part Of the city. is 80 great In seeing
that full advantage Is taken OF the oppor-
tunity now presented TO bring free BOOKS
almost TO the door OF every citizen. that We
feel assured hat prompt action will be taken
ALBANY. March iS-Comptrollor Bra y
Coler Of New York city, who was In Albany
to- night, consulted Gov Odell regarding the
Offer OF Andrew Carnegie Of o.. 100000 to the
city OF New York for libraries throughout
the various boroughs Comptroller toler
said that in order to allow New York 20 accept
this gift legislation might be necessary and
that Gov. odell stood ready to further such
legislation by every means In his power
oAnsEoiK Library FOR NEW ROCHELLE
NEW RocHKLi.K. n. Y. March IA letter
from Andrew car nege Offering New Rochell"
,2s. 900 for free public library building was
received here TO- day by william X Palmer
a member OF the local library board. Tho
offer is made on condition that the city pur-
chase a suitable site and pledge itself to give
q. 900 annually 10 support the library Mr.,
Palmer will bring the matter before the city
authorities
$4,000 ron sorTR ST, JOSEPH.
Sr. Jos RPB, No, March IS A reAolution was
adopted in the city Council tonight accei uns
Andrew Carnegies donation OF i2S,O0o Tor tho
purpo,e of building library and nlsh' s'hoo'
In south st DO seph
The sun., 1901-03-16

Mutual LII. object, to Paving the Amount
~ 'hc Poltcy on =. &. Pearson = Iife.

RosToN, March IS The Murral life In
surnnco Company Of New York has filed
In tho Uni'cd St1'ns Circuit Court q hill in
equity against lyd'" wright Pear SON widow
- \ James & Pearson PRAYING that N" do
fentau' del 'vcr u policy of Insurance issued
on the ifc ~ Mr. Pearson. ON the bill Judge
Aldrlch hHs granted subpoena returuHble
on MAY . md i-surd an order r'strouiuE
Mrs Pearson from bringing q suit on The
policy In either the State or Federal courts
The policy wac fur s.4n uno and wrr issued
10 Mr. Pel'sup on m APPLICATION made Dec
q. 1907. Mr PEARSON va taken III and went
~ hospital whore be- c'cd, on Jan. y, after
an opc ration for APPENDICITIS 1ho COM
pauy m H. bill alleges 'hnt tie policy was
obtained hy fraud, md bv the corCealwent of
facts which would lav" caused the con
puHy 10 refuse acceptance ~ the J. rumiuU and
delivery e the policy had II been aware =
them The comIanv alleges fIriher that II
has 10 adequate remedy a. Law, and II tenders
back the amount Of n" premium pad. which
vaSsi5.594 ~ with interest
Mrs Pear son to-day Ned q motion asking
that the injunction b" dissolved
The sun., 1901-03-16
Advance Granted 10 broad SILK weaver.

p,rrFsuN. y ! March IL Al The mass
meeting of six weaver, tonight y COM
m'''ee NJ three was appointed - att"nd the
rna>s meeting of New York weivcrs 10 he
held tomorrow evening a. the West Sde
IHbnr Iyrouu. 7t2 West Forty second street
nl-LUICl"r Bros broad six mHuu'Hr'uTprs
m 'lf, r'v. granted to-day an advance Of
Do per cont 70 rl"Ir weHyers 1hs Is the
rr.' r.r,H." uaIr 10 broad sin weaver
.rH Do ugV'-'- tht' similar demands will
be made ~ 0iN,r broad -lk mills
The sun., 1901-03-16
PAGE ron ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER
Republican County Committee TO Submit The
En- senators Name TO Mayor.

The Republican County Committee met
last evening after conference Of the Ex-
ecutive Committeeman which was held in the
afternoon and instructed President Robert
Clarke Morris to certify to Mayor Van Wyck
that ex-State Senator Charles B Page OF the
Seventeenth Assembly district was a suitable
person and the choice OF the committee Tor
the oirlce Of Commissioner Of Elections under
the new law President Morris will make the
certificate to-day
The sun., 1901-03-16
CHIC,GO PREsSMEy'S STRIKE.
Newspaper of the CIV Come Out Desplt. tho
Efforts Of the Union.

CHICAGO March iS The strike ot the
pressmen on tho T,mss-Hsrdd and Tribune
Ia under way. but has No., stopped th8
publication Of those newspapers The
Record has suffered least bv the strike The
afternoon papers, the Post and Journal
succeeded In getting out. although the Post
had to be printed on the Record presses
Tho journal zucceeded IA running one press
Several oi the prrssmsn IN that paper did
not go ON on strikc with their fellow mem-
bcrs of the union The out-oi-town members
oi tne ETe'utyc Board of III" Pressmcn's
mon let the r.'v tN-nisht for th"ir homes
in the Ei-t convinced that tho strik" may
be lnrru,ted to tA" infringement of N" local
officer
The sun., 1901-03-16
ROPR STPPITEy
Prench's ProEress
he wet
Special Cdbi@

Special Cahi<
LoSnoN, March
received the fold
Kitchener. dated al
De Wet il repo
kal northeast of 4
River Colonvl
French reports
that In addition ID
and casualties 20
recently lost ~ in
lAs have been tax
rendered He haA
rounds oi ammu
mules. 80 'rrl; -ux
ana wagons n 4
DELAYS the mOvem&
Methuen hs-
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