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The sun., 1901-02-12
THE PEOPLE SPEAK.

We begin, in this issue OF lhe Sun, tht
publication OF the names of Republic IN
signers to petitions that have been circu-
lated TO lind the sentiment OF the people
on the question Of the Senatorial cleo
ton. These petitions have not been SEM
or presented to Union hepubiicane
alone, but to all Repubiicans without re
gard to Iactioi,al prehxes, IN order tnat
the result might represent the general
kepupllcan sentiment OF TINS county.
The ununlmlty with which the petitions
have been signed is oniy another PROOF
of what we have been contending, that
the great pouy OF the l.epuoiiean party
has no sympathy with the marrow rae
tlonai spirit winch prevents the election
publicans of the S,ate in on party, in
oruer 10 prevent the eieetion o. 49,. Az
IDEAS 10 the United States senate.
N nat the peopie are dellaAu.ls IS thai
the representatives or the party IN IN.
u, ,Hls4tIure snaI regard themselves a.
hepuDncans without regard 70 tactiona
plyuAes, and that together as IN counci
oi poiiuical associates, tney shail seiec'
IMo ,anuIuates to he erected 10 IN,
.nlLtu states senate by the votes OF tn
hupublcan majority members OF fh'
Generul Assembly. Anat we know to b
the uesire OF the tiepuDicanS OF the Stat
generaiy. The names we PRINT thu
morning, and shall continue to prin
until the names presented shall includ
representatives from every election dis
trlct oil this county, is an attestation
that desire.
we suggest that Repu...cans who ma
not be reached by these petitions, sen
their name and address to The Su
oA.ce in order that they may be IL
ciuued in the printed lists, and also tina
every one to whom copy OF thes
prlnted names comes mail them to thei
representative at Dover, enforcing wins
TINS petition ana tnese names represent
the completlon OF the Republican victor
won last fail, and the unity of the IL
publican party, assuring future SUI
cesses.
The sun., 1901-02-12
CHICAGO PENNY LJNCH.RoOM.
First One Great Success Men Car
Live for Five Cents a Day.

Twelve hundred men satisfied their
hunger yesterday at the penny Lunch
ooln," 2S0 Clark street, which has just
,een opened rs an experiment by tht
SC. Lnke'S Society, says The Chicago
pecial to the New York Times. The
Undertaking has proved SO successful that
lineteen other rooms will be opened
II different parts Of the city during tho
next few days.
The amount taken in yesterday was
As, an average of 8 ga cents fo. each
heck. Every article on the bill Of fare
S ] cent, which includes coffee with
ugar and cream, rolls, mush and milk
oatmeal and cream, dougtnutS, Sotp.
EiencrWurst, and pork and beans. For
cents Il man gets good, wholesome
breakfast, and IL it can afford to pay
cents he can have spread The
projectors say that when they have the
w"nty rooms in operation they expect
0 feed 25.O0o to 10000 persons day.
No man need 90 hungry in Chicago
h. coming winter" said President Mil
er tonight. 1T will be possible for Il
nan TO live on : cents 4 day by eating III
my Of our restaurants, and there i.
no day that n man who wants work can
not earn at least a nickel. Our expert.
ment has proved wonderful success
lway beyond our expectations, and tht
work Of establishing twenty Of thest
lunch rooms will be pushed by the for
ward movement department Before tht
winter is over the score of restaurants
will be in operation"
Tho St. Luke Society has BIZ en- in ex
lstencc about two years. Its objects NJ,
. establish and maintain institutions ii
the United States and Canada for thu
purpose of reciaiming men and womci
addicted 70 the liquor or drug habit. I'll,
lunch room idea was IN afterthouyht o
| the society, but, believing that "th,
way to reach a mans heart is through
his stomach" the restaurant feature wa
introduced us IN experiment.
The sun., 1901-02-12
LVANIA R r.
lite Road OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d.
UAl.iIMURE Kali ROAD.
schedule III tntcy jhbuaiS u, iooi'
rr.tns Leave Wilmington as foiiow

.chea,lie in , ,fecy January IA, l50l.
rr.tns Leave Wilmington as foilowi
Eor philadelphia (express), l.5l, 3.O2, ~.
d 40 AZ 7pu S.ov. S5o, S3O, lu.ll, iv'o1 r9S'
N ~ lI32 u.45 II. IN, xl2.lo, Loo o-M,' q o., =,
l.5o. b.U7, COZ, $50 o.of, .li. s.Vo' aAu ''ao
Accommodation, 6.1U, 7l0 $40, llOo a. m
2sp, z.32, 4.UU, 515, $50. and lo.4o =. "a. =,
For Chester (eApressJ. l.oi ~, o.So, a.4a'
7.5U, Slv s.sv, Soo. lO.ll, LIZ, - 80 -. N,
m. l3i 3Uu, 4os, GUi. 6,oi, ana s.Vo y. IA
Accunmodatlou. olv. I.lU, ll.Oo, q. m''
l23O, 2.d2, 4.Uo. o.o, 900 anu ~. p. NJ 81
i For New York tlhrousn, eMpress,' 10.
s.02, $50 tDJnlng Carr lU.Sz, iVoA, ai,D -, !
M, xlllS IljlnlnY carr, L.Si lDlnns carr
sri 90, 80 1lul.s - Z 80 y z
D. M, connecting via Broaa street st.l'
ilon, Philadelphia, 4.@U. 0.3v, i.lV i.ov' SO
$50, 1911, NO.. ll.52. ll.4o q m, ia.so 10.
1.52, sll, 4.os 5.ul, 6.Ua, o.5i, III, 9.lo. aho
For Boston without change, 1902 a. IN
For Newark Center aud intermediate
statiunsi i.SI u m. and 6,5I y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, a.oo' o.W
s.lv 1918, and 1l.O5 a. m. l4.uo, l2.ld. xi:i2
| l.oU 35i Az 80. +O.U3. b.Ab, LU3, t.so' Oh
| u. M, ANA lVo nisht.
Baltimore ana intermediate stations
3.UV, Ili, . y p -, l-.io ~ ~
| Leave Philadelphia. Broad st .eet, 10.
| Wilmington leXpress), 3.oU i.2J 10, oos
iU.2S a. z5, LOO d. M, Al1,oo, lao z.Ao' OIL
S2S, y.o4, 40I, 4,40, 0.v0, o.-o, OBJ, oo9, ooo
ozv, so, i.Sl, n.zb, il.2S y. III. End E.-
| nl6ht. ~.
| m., l.43. o.23, 4v4, Az. U,zi, 900 luZ@ 49,
| los y. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For Phiiauripnla teApieSsl, Ibi, o.u-
| 4.zu, y.3o, lU.o1, lU.o1, LILO a. m, l.SI, o'0
.sS, 0.Ui, 6.3u, III, 800, anu sio y. NJ
| Accommodation, i.lv. o.lO 300 a. N
| 42.I4, 2.UV, 4.UU, 40. iZo, anu ~. y. IN.
FOR Chester teApIessJ. l.oi, f.lo. 30
| a. NJ d. nl., I.Sl, S.Vu, 400, 6.ui, ana 9.Oo
| IN.
Accommodation. no. $40. S.55, a. M
| .Z.i4, 2.UU, 4.uU, 90, rs, ANA lv. .iS y. IN
| For New ivrht through eApressl. I.o'
,.v2, y.3o ,DInins Carr, IV.o2, NO., ll.ao d
| ~, LOO lDI.n.s = ~, ", u.Ni, Wv kAi
ing carr, III, 9Ib y. m., connecting Va
| oroau street station, Pniiaueipiit., 4l'
U, o.4U, y,1 Ii.,1 Ia l.ai, o.vu. 4 y
| t.oS UV., ~, anu lU.43 y. IN.
| For Boston, without cnanbe, III p m.
Baltimore and W dSlInst tuii, l.oD, o.u,
| ,J.Io d. in, lz.Uo, l2.lJ, lou, o.ol, Aus. Ok
| U.U5, .iu, 100 o.1l y. M, anu i.uo niSht.
4 Baltimore anu tltSflneuIate sthLolis
| .lo y. M, lz.lo night.
| Leave IhiiduelpIld, Broud street, 10
| y LIninGtun teApiessl, 500, llU ll.-S, H.,
| i. m, l.la. Slo, $50, Ali 0.JO, 90. 49, o.o
| 81, o3J, ii. 10, III - D. Ia. ana I4,zU nl9II
Accommodation. S.35, D. ~, lU.So d. III
2.-J, 1.Sl, b.lo, o.oo, and 49, Y. M.
The sun., 1901-02-12
FOR The SOUTH.

Southern Railway. .--f2Apress t46 p m
amy, sieepers lo foit IaMpa, Aug usla
emphls anu Nen Va eats a.Iu Al Di.o la
lhu sd.ys unl!), 80 4. M tai s.e- iris !
,en Ur.a i, MAJ II, Mc.nfn ;. NASHVILLE. VI.
.shyl.Ie sad Iiu. springs 'rIu.iua Liinlttu,
ot. aug suSti.e Ailu -.us usta, ~ y III. Mesh
taSs
.liantie Cuasg Lie : kxp S. II l3 p nj Giii
sIeIle4s 10 IH.l.estun, JaChhUnAlIie, MaLUu
1fI IAInta n44uaJs onI3l, thoinsuns4-
tuesdays uni5 j, i, III uaIiS, q pr;ls =
,iehuAoL4u ma ) ac- soayI4l.. "F4os slua olG-l.
d 81 ..ususllne ANA tuft Tampa, o.l y Al
etk-uays.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.1l i
"a ually, dining chI anu SleeperS 1
incililIhtl.
oeapoaId Air Llne.-lixpress 4.so a. n
amy, sieepeIs Io 1SGw OIIcdIis ANA Jat II
J.tl4I., rIolIda t.i.u vi tioiaIItal -iLIlteu,
-Llanla,
The sun., 1901-02-12
q @ ps'l,,%s,,.e' .,,t,s,s

cSheuuie In effect Maven,
light. M 'aihs illuminated With with E.
,,co EXPRESS TRAINS i'n
Trains leave Wilminrton
NEW YORK, week-davs
d, m: -2.l9, s2.34, s3.5S ss 10 oi, '9S9.
ited), s6.z', T.42. slO.52 NO n SRoyal
9;oi, ,s.ss. 'll,S5 a. m. .2ai sund
Hioyai Limitedl. T42, .lo.5S sSS
< =, AG.rhIA, n, - q weekday = an ni
.ls.ls, 4. "a al soo ~, g s0 'i9Sz, n.osY ~,
ited), '5.2s. 1927, 6.SS, IL IL K.oyai d
sundays. sol, 7.30, $50. 20 % io;az D.
a. m; '2.34, 800. .3.5S. u 10 .v l0bS,
ited). Gs5. '7.42. s.US. 30 s,5 lhoyal j
hester. weekdays. $50. ~ sd a. m.
ss;ss, ,lo;S2. Illus a. M; .SW' ~.
80 sssa III, Il Il ie;1z y. m. Sunday ~ ~.
's.ss, s.os. .1o.ss 'I ,. :; m m'; 's.d. SO, soS
Atlantic City, weekday. -,
'l2lo s2.34 and '525 b. m 100 a.
a. m; '2.3i p. m. sundays
cape May, Ocean City. wear
a. m: "2.S4 p. m. Sunda avh,days, vs ID
sea a Isle y c city. weekdays, $50 ;isy q. a.
.altimore 81 "a and Washington :
his. 6.55. 's.O4, .ll.Oi, n 'vn' week-dal
J.ls, $40. H.57, .s2O tRov., l2Se. q
'S.04. 'l0.l6 p. m. Sunda " Limitel
sos a. m; 'l266, .2.0s - I.ls, .2l
| Limited), 6.i3. 'S.04. .io.l6 n wv (Roy
Baltimore and way stations N =.
3.ls ?. m daily except SunaaSSSSo. 40 .,
m. o;iS p. M. Sundays only. 5@
's"a,h' ~ .nS Wess-aaSs. 81 ~, 4lS. G.55, 500 u,
sundays, 4.1s. 'S.04, S.os 's,W p.
1457, 6.4s. 1882. 500 p. m . m'; ~.
lttsburg, weekdays. 'SH a
IA .i@is ?. m. Sundays, 'SO4, a. M M. = =
htcaso, daily. 's.o4 a. M: an
incinnati and st. Louis. "a - y m.
'l256, and 'l0.16 p. M, dailv 10 a.
ingerly accommodation. veal a.,
a. M; 3.ly. 6.25. p. m. Sundaus ~ y
M; CAB, 1882 p. m. s0o
.andenberg accommodation w.,.
].ly. 4.57 p. m. Sundays. Ga ees'oa n
.EAVE MARKET ST. STATpfomM' III M -
,altiniore. week-ways, $40 q. m N ~
.andenbcrg, week-da,s. a. a.
800 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m. ~
.EANE PHILADELPHIA For W1.p; w 2;
ton. weekdays. s3.a5, $50 - N "ini .,o
ll.0o a. M: sl229. .l,3T, ais. IA; .sa7 ~ ~
i.3O. $3.50, s6IS (Royal Limi,sSt
40. .7.S9. '9.40. sll.S5 D. m s,,nas
1876, 1880. 800. 11.W a. M: 30 aNua ~ !,
Las. -4.20, $50. .5.4S, (Royal i,,,,.
$50. si.30. s9.40. 10.30 D. m, '.'
Delmarvia Telephone No. l93
Rates to Western points lower than
ny other line. F. d. uNDERWOor
General Mana
|. A. MILLER. Pass Agent, WilmIna
The sun., 1901-02-12
LA GRIPPE.
The Neture and Symptoms of the Dis.
ease and How to Cure 1t.

This is the height Of the season,
which will last for Mt least three months,
when colds, catarrhal fevers, influenzas
or grip will abound says popular Science
News. At this time, when one has been
feeling uniformly in a most excellent
condition, thera may suddenly appear a
feeling of lassitude followed by decided
chill or chlliness, Il sudden and rapid
rise OF temperature, quick tense pulse.
moderately dry skin, jreat thirst, coated
tongue, oonstipated bowels, an unpleas-
ant taste in the mouth and general evil
dence of checked or perverted secretions.
The sun., 1901-02-12
DELAW AXE DIVISION.

For Eew Castle, s.l5 a. IN, S,03, 4.34, an,
tao T.. Iii. Meeh-utyk.
For Lemcs, o.io q, IN, i.3i y. IN. weeh
ssss.
ror Dover, harrington, and Delmal
i.lo, ll.uo a. in.i i.oi, o.Jo, ana l2.u y. Ia
3ullda5s, IL IL y. III.
FOR wyoming aid way stations, So
2. III. Weeh-udys.
EApress lof cape Charles, Old Pom
.unlort, ana NoIiolla, IIUo a. LA. Week
.ays and l-.l nlsnt daily.
- Congressional Limited Express. A.
estibuie taIiui cars ana D.an6 Cal
~ eA.ta .aIe otheE tilan Lne u&aal PuIl
tan cH;tIsS
tAJ LilniIeu Express. Nestibule ,'arlu
<Ars, teatiDule tassenger Coaches. ala
l.LiAS Car. NO eAtIs Idte.
Inc MiiminS ton IraasIef Company WA
slI Ior AHA CHECK Dc5saSe Ifonl llotti
sIiu reSlueiIGeS.
cor Iurtner Information, passengt 8
lie referred to TINS liGAet agent al Ii.
,CEtIon.
II. HUTCHINSON, J. Il. WOOD,
General MaHtt--SI Gen. faSs. AZ
The sun., 1901-02-12
pHILA. AND READING RAILWAY.
Wilmington Division.)

wilmington Division)
Time Table In effect January 26. 1900.
Trans leave Wilmington, ttrench street
,tation) Tor Elsmere junction. Mont
hanln, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gran.
sue. Cossart, Chadds Ford junction,
ucopson, West Chester, Embresville,
,lortonville, Coatesviile and intermediate
tations. daily except Sunday. at 1876
n; daily Els and 4.5O p. m. Sunday only,
,05 a. m
For Waynesburg junction. Everscn
nd intermediate stations, daily except
ounday. at 7.35 a. m; daily 2.l5 and Nv
For Joanna, Bildsboro, Reading and In
ermediate stations. daily. except Sunday
i l.35 a. M: daily Els and 4b0 p. m
,unday only, S.06 a. m.
For further information passengers ar
eferred to the ticket agent at the sta'
ion.
y. G. BESLER. Gen. Superintendent
sDSON ]. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. AEenI
The sun., 1901-02-12

When the enemy attacks their friends
ought to defend. 1t is not because Of
any personal attribute or characteristic
Of Mr.. Addicks, except that of being a
Republican, that invites or encourages
Democratic attacks upon him. II he
could be Democrat, the Kenney- -Sauls-
bury Biggs gang would not be in it.
He could have been United States Sen
ator long ago-because he is a Republi
can he has to fight for what he has
earned and won thrice over. These are
facts that ought to appeal convincingly
TO every man who has hoped for and
voted for Republican success In Dela-
ware.
The sun., 1901-02-12

The Republicans of New Castle coun-
ty are becoming aroused over the delay
at Dover, in the settlement Of the Scna-
torial controversy. They are not only
demanding that two Republican Senators
be elected but are demanding the cleo
tion Of ..r. Addicks as one Of the Sen
ltors, and the members Of the legisla
.ure are likely to hear from the people
n an emphatic way within the next fe"
lays.
The sun., 1901-02-12

The report that the Democrats are
again discussing the matter of voting fol
Col. du pont for United States Senator,
is not at all creditable to the Colonel.
With twenty odd Democrats voting fol
him, IL he were elected, he could not
in any sense pose as Republican in
the United States Senate. According tt
his scheme Of political ethics, he would
be a Dcmocrat-his legislative constitu
ency would be Democratic.
The sun., 1901-02-12
rhe State Senate is a poor place for
.lams to pose as statesmen.

The persistence and violence OF the
Democratic attack upon Mr.. Addicks, is
he most convincing proof that he is
he foremost Republican Of this State,
nd the leader in Republican politics
whom they hate and fear more than any
,ther. No better certificate Of political
haracter could be given to any man than
hat.
The sun., 1901-02-12

Queen W'ilhelmina and her husband
have gone to the Palace in the Woods. 1t
isn't every bride and groom, however,
that can take to the woods with as much
comfort as these royal lovers are likely
to experience
The sun., 1901-02-12

The activity Of the Democrats over
he senatorial matter is indicative Of life
md virtue in the Republican ranks. Com
notion -uneasiness-a among the sinners
j always good sign at revival meetings.
The sun., 1901-02-12

Governor Nash of Ohio seems to think
the people are paying him salary to
help decency along and enforce the laws.
Ohio keeps on raising remarkable people.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Worth Reading.
To the Editor !:

NA'S AsAiboi
| think it my duty to inform
Your readers OF aremedy that should
be III every household.
was q martyr to Dyspepsia ana
Constipation and Sour Stomach and
tried everything in vain. In dies.
rair ! bought ten cent package Oh
the Y. S. ARMY g. NAVY TABLETS,
L East 14th ST., N. Y. City, ana
IN three days felt better, and after.
wards ! bou ,ght twenty-five eehs y.
package and now | am completely
cured. Your druggist can and mus ~
get it for you. =. 25c. and sl.Vo
package. Yours truly,
"A READER.
For SALE AT ALL DRUGGIsTs.
The sun., 1901-02-12

A Philadelphia court has refused to
compel man to pay his wife's cigarette
bills. That's not so slow for Philadel-
phia.
The sun., 1901-02-12

facturers should be removed, but until
libsrality and justice prevail among the
people the prime causes which pre-
vent the growth of the city will remain.
The sun., 1901-02-12

Mrs. Nation will come to Chicago next
week. 1t is reported that the bartenders
are already beginning to equip them
selves with catchers' masks.
The sun., 1901-02-12

]. Pierpont Morgan didn't form any
industrial combinations yesterday. H.
probably just let go for little while to
moisten his hands,
The sun., 1901-02-12
EDITORS JoKELETs.

Mr.. Cleveland is eminently correct
,-hen he says the country is not what
used to be. For instance, the soup
louses have disappeared d.-Washington
Post.
This is the time Of the year when
tate legislatures are busily setting VI
,ork for future sessions of the Supreme
,ourt TO knock down.-St. Paul Globe.
The fact that there are only thrt
,olidays in the month Of February vii
weigh hnrd with bank men and publ,
,iiicials. The country should do better
han that by its public servants.-Ches
er Times.
The sun., 1901-02-12
LOST

r oST- Between Te tn and Fourteenth. Ro1,
~ ney and NJ ,nroe stree is. rei black aha
Hhitc lao robs find viii he Iewsidtd y! le
turnirg to Dr. Z bert Tenth aud rem sueN
The sun., 1901-02-12
Miscellaneous.

AIkRNlIY P4IiEsT,
Atl ADMIfTEb FREE at the
Dec HOMEOP ATHlC HOSPITAL
a ANTED-Ail kinds of old books and paw
~ ticktts bought, sold and exchanged "
No. Ii East seventh street
EUGENE STIRLITH.
I,aDtE S /: chlchester's English Pennyroyr
Pills Are The Best.
safe, Reliable. lake no other. sen1 ~
tam. for particulars. "Relief for Ladies, ~
Letter by Return Mall ASK Your Drugglat,
Chichester Chemical Cos,
Phiisds "a
The sun., 1901-02-12
i,jE.

IF You want a frst-c'ass shine at firstcasss
l. ace stDl at Prof Fris US, ). Cor. lhhu
i d Market streets.
The sun., 1901-02-12

NOTICE -ou and after September lI, IVY
seventh street Bridge will be cloeed to the pup
ic travel, as the contract,r will mnlence wy.
~ the new steei bridge at that time. By oids'
If the Bridge Committee.
J. D GALLAGHER. Chairman.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
THE MARKETS.

q co1.1 Good to choice butcher s.,o-,
r. ,Dnr3 Vo Hght TO good 50 Sj0l 30. Iiebt
4 III, - - utShef steers and hcifers. So 25G5
. *, .rl-sSu putchers and fat cows, 50 754g
80 Suckers and light feeders. Sc O)03 Il
Y'dl caves, lower; sales at 81 On to &c ~ ~
~ ~ w IDS. sheep and lanlbs-gest 10 ~
90 wa W; light to good and good MI
h fU1S h 20 90 s %; Light to good mixed and
-Hct sheeo, 80 1503 70; culls ana COM
mon, 81 59Q2 80. Hogs-Miyed AID butcJ,n,
% Z'n6 30; Duik OF sales al Sc 3Oq6 81. nigs
ana lSht workers. Sc 20aG S2ls.
Chlcago-Good to prime steers. S. 70fi
o. poor 10 medium, 90 S00$5 90; stockcr,
ana feeders, steady to slow. 81 256Dl o:
COWS, - 45fti 80; heifers. 50 50G5 90. can.
hers. 81 Quar- 10; bulls choice strong 9th
erS steady 81 2j0i GO: calves steady, SO C0Tp
" 90. Hogs-Top. IS 20; mixed and butch
trS' 30 Sod6 20; good TO choice heavy s. 81
al 20; rough heavy. IS 1915 90: light, IS s
o. ~. Sheep-Good TO choice wethars,
- ioHi %; fair to choice mixed, So .0g3 20:
western shop, So 4004 2j; native lambs
~ OJ5t5 %; western, So 00Ii4 %.
Buhalo-Bcst veals, 81 25Gt7 80; extra.
" 10; fair to good, s. 7547 Hogs-Gocd 10
choice Workers and light medium, 10 lbs.
70 'On6 10; fair light to fairly good weight
Workers, SO 7O06 70; mixed packers
grades, Sc 7506 80: medium heavy hogs.
2lO TO go lbs, Sc 75ft6 so; choice heavy, go
lbs. up, IS 50; grassers and Michigans,
50 65m6 10; pigs, good to choice. s. 406t6 so;
do skips to fair. s. SOFAS 25; roughs, COM
choice to fancy, s. S5d6; do fair to good.
81 2jn5 20; common to good culs. 50 80
as 10; native sheep. handy wethers SO 50
"A 80; choice TO extra mixed sheep, 50 so
as u.s. fair to good do. $3d3 40.
Cincinnati-Heavy steers. choice to eX-
ira S. 356t5 GO. fair to good 81 75d5 %, oxen
S26l4 So: butchers. choice to extra 81 75n5,
fair to good 50 75d4 20; heifers, good TO
choice S46i4 40. common to faih 81 5Od3 20;
COWS, good to choice 50 65I4 -. common
to fair $26f3 60. Hogs, choice packers and
butchers and heavy shippers Sc 45d6 80,
mixed packers S6@6 40. stays and heavy
fat sows $iG5 70. light shippers IS 5016 %.
Pigs. 10 lbs. and less 81 25P5 40. Sheep,
extra SO 1905 %; good to choice - S5d3.
common to fair 81 3J@2 %. Lambs, good
10 choice 81 5Od5 so, common to fair ~ %
"A Is.
Pittsburg-Choice cattle s. GOa5 20.
prime, IS 35d5 so: good. So 15d5 %; good
grass cattle 50 906I4 So heifers $3M4, oxen
SO 5O04. fat cows $2a4 10. bulls and stays
seal common to fresh cows and spring
ers $2Od35. good fresh cows $35Q5) Hogs
heavy Sc 55T6 60. light Workers $6 6Oa6 %;
prassers So 5OTf6 60, pigs as to weight ana
quality Sc 1906 30. Sheep, best wethers
o. TO 100 lbs Si64 10, good 50 TO 80 IDS.
SO SOFAS S., mixed 70 to so lbs SO 1908 30.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
SCORE PRESIDENT SHAFFER.
Report Accuses Him of Deceiying
Western Men.
THINK STRIKE MlSMANAGED
j. ID. Hickey, Sent by District No. to
Report on Real Situation, Says the
Strike Is Lost - Mentions Morgan's
Offer.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 3.-Steel
strikers in this city may return to
work soon as a result of the report Of
the committees just back from inves-
tigating the situation in the east. Such
actions would probably be followed by
the return of the Joliet workers and
would justify the South Chicago men
in their stand The report accuses
Shaffer of deceiving the western men
as to the real situation, says ~ per
cent of the steel mills are running,
and that had the true condition in the
case been known here the strike would
never have been ordered. The Bay
View lodge took not vote on the re-
port, but another meeting will follow
in a week. The report was made by
]. d. Hickey and ]. p Cooper sent as
special committee to Pittsburg. Mr..
Hickey severely scored President Shat
fer and the management of the strike.
He said the management of the Anal
gated association must be taken from
the hands of Shaffer at once. Shaffer
had without authority caused to be
printed and circulated copies of the
constitution which left out three i'm
portant clauses. He had mismanaged
the strike in such way that it is lost
and the men should at once return to
work and do what they could to save
the Amalgamated association. He said
the true condition of affairs in the
east had been misrepresented by Shat
fer and Tighe, and that if it was
known the men at Joliet and Bay View
would never have struck. He claims
that at one time during the negotia-
lions with ]. p Morgan the latter had
agreed to concede four non-union mills
this year to the Amalgamated associa-
ton, and he pledged his word to sign
! for all the mills in the combine within
two years. If the negotiations had
been properly conducted the associa-
ton would have been stronger than
ever, and there would have been no
strike.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06
WU'S WIFE SOON TO COME.
Chinese Envoy Learns That His Help
meet viii Sail in October.


Washington, Sept. 3.-Wu Ting
fang, the Chinese minister, now in
Narragansett Pier, has written friends
here that he has received advices from
Pekin that Nine. WI will sail from
Hong-Kong for San Francisco Oct. %.
Mr. WI will go to San Francisco to
meet his wife and while west will visit
the great cities that have extended him
their inequalities. Some weeks ago,
when the census bureau issued it's fig
ures on the population of New England
states, some wag wrote a widely copied
article stating that the women OF New
England were greatly alarmed over the
figures officially promulgated. 1t de-
tailed that there were at least five
women for every man and that the
women had concluded to form clubs to
promote the idea of polygamy; other
wise they could never hope to get set
tied in life. The clipping caught Mr..
Wu's eye and he was so profoundly
| impressed by the knowledge it con-
tanned that he sent it to his foreign Of
! fee, with some comments on the
strange situation. Afterward he re-
lated the circumstances at the Metro
politan club and was amazed at the
! laughter produced 1t required the
united efforts Of several diplomats and
able lawyers to make the envoy un-
derstand that the article was written
satirically and the idea of American
women advocating polygamy was pre-
| posterous