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The sun., 1901-08-22
.STEELW AR PROGRESS
The Situation Reported as Not Being
49, Materially Changed.

Pittsburg Aug. 21.-The strike situa
fion is not materially changed. The
strikers have not called any more men
out, and none of the plans of the manu-
factnrers for additional assumptions
with nonunion men has matured.
The feeling of irritation at Wells
willie has been increased by the ap
pointment of 80 strike breakers as
special officers to guard the plant of
the American Sheet Steel company.
and the police here have had to dis
perse noisy crowds at the recently tied
up tube plants, but there has been no
sSserious trouble at any point.
IA 1t is claimed that an attempt was
made to fire the Monongahela works OF
the American Tin Plate company, and
the police have been called into the
case to run the supposed incendiary
y down. According to the story told by
John Schuster, general labor boss OF
fhe plant, a pressure gauge was knock
ed off an eight inch gas main and
burning paper thrown into the place
with the idea of destroying 1t with eX-
4 plOsion and fire.
Schuster says he plugged the break
before the brand was thrown and
saved the works. The strikers indig-
nantly deny they had anything to do
with any plot to wreck the plant
No Carnegie Break Yet.
"a The promiSel break in the Carnegie
properties has not vet come. As far
as outward appearances go, the lower
union mill in this city has not been af-
B fected, but the strikers insist that they
have seriously impaired it.
is 1t is quiet6r mt Duquesne, but the
fight for supremacy there Is by nc
means over
Eeryl Preston of the United States
Steel corporation was in the city again
during the day and conferred with the
officials of the Carnegie company. HI
\ and the other officials are still silent as
to their plans. The somewhat shop
worn rulnor of peace has again beer
revived, but the mildest suggestion OF
1t Mt authoritative places produces Ions
and positive denials.
Activity mt Martins Ferry.
At Martins Ferry the American Til
Plate company put force of men t
work building high board fenc
around its plant. 1t is believed ther
that this clearly indicates an early al
tempt to reopen the plant.
A man giving the name OF JON
81 Sternsdroff, who claimed that he wa
one of the strike breakers brought t
the Monessen steel plant, was at strik
headquarters during the day. lie sal
that he was one of party of II me
gathered together at Richmond, va
# by alabama joe Carter ana adde
that he came here under n miSapprt
i hension. He said that Carter told hii
AN that he was to work in n new mill tha
had nothing to do with the strik'
The sun., 1901-08-22
THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Daniel Bacon Thought His Daughter
Was Struck by Lightning.

Daniel Bacon, first officer on the steam
er Branlywine, OF the Wilmington
Steamboat Company had thrilling eN-
perence on Monday evening last Will /,
sitting Oh the front porch Of his homie,
No. 3O5la Franklin street, with his little
daughter, during a thunder storm. While
the little girl was sitting on his lap. IL
vivid fash of lightning rent the sky and
in an instant she was envelopcd in what
appeared to be sheet of fame. Mr.,
Bacon rushed int, the house with his
daughter in his arms thinking tlat she
was dead. She vas only stunned how
ever, and soon revived
The sun., 1901-08-22
EFFECT OF THE STRIKE
ON STEEL TRUST MILLS
Table Showing the Extent to Which
Big Companies are
Crippled,

Pittshurg. Pa. Aug. 21.This table.
prepared by steel expert, shows how
the strike has affected the operaring
companies of the Steel Trust:
National Tube Company-Capacity, l.
100000 tons: 65 per cent. idle.
National Steel Company-Capacity, l.
100000 tons, 40 per cent. idle.
American Steel Hoop Company capa-
city, 100000 tons; 10 per cent. idle.
American Tin Plate Company -Capa-
city, 3,0O0,0 900 tons; 95 per cent idle.
American Sheet Steel Company Capa,
city. 100000 tons; 35 per cent idle.
Federal Steel Company-Capacity, 2
800, 900 tons; 35 per cent. idle.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Reported Strike at johnson Forge
Plant Denied.
BOYs4.ARE OUT, HOWEVER
Trouble Said to be Due to Fact That
Boys Think They are Not
Making Enough
Money,

Employees of the johnson Forge Com
3The Sun last night denied that there
WAS n strike at the works. They also
stated that tine straightcncrs and rough
erS did aot ask for an increase of 10
sthey SAY, originated from the fact th',t
Sercral boys recently quit work becans,.
nthry were not making is much mt nel
as they thought they should.
~ James Gleason OF No. All last Tlirl
street. III. all-around mill man who claims
TO be u member Of the Amalgamat"d As
SO iatioI, and who is employed ut the
Jolinsnn Forge Works, says the com
pany is paying better wages than any
other like concerns i'll this city. Mr.
filcason stated that the company ~
gently put a new 12-inch mill in op III.
stiOn. This new small mill he says has
mot the capacity to ran steady AMI con
Seuucnlly those working in til depart
nleni 10 not make :iS much rs they other
*wise would. IL WAS in this small mil
4 that the trouble occurred Whom S,v
.ral of the employees quit it threw about
10 others out and the mill was cloSr,!
down. The large mill has been running
and il is expected that the small ,nn
4 will he started mp today.
The committee froIa the United Labol
l.eagi.c On the Labor Day celebration
will hold 4 special meeting tomorrow
sDght. At ;his meeting all the iinnl
arrangements FOR the celebration will ln
effected. The labor leaders are pleasc,
at the bright outlook for the day and
s;i! that it is sure TO be Il big success.
The journeymep BARRIERS hold a mcr-
ing tonight. A report as To how man,
of the boss BARRIERS are closing then
shops at s o'clock in the evenings vii
Il he read. As far as can be learned al
of the employing BARRIERS have compiled
with the shorter day request. Man,
journ,'ymen will Join the anon at tl,
meeting tonight.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Wreck win Cause Big Loss.

Laurel. Aug. 21.-rhe wreck on the
New York division of the Pennsylvania,
railroad last night will cause a loss Of
thousands of dollars TO fruit growers
and truckers of this Peninsula. Tel
grams from New York this morning said
peaches had not yet arrived. Twenty
six carloads were from Laurel. The
Philadelphia and New York trains are
frequently late in delivering fruit The
lending flnit broker of the Peninsula
says the delays will entail Il loss Of over
$lDO0O0 upon shippers.
The sun., 1901-08-22
ITALIAN INJURED.
Piece of Stone Struck Him in the
Eve,

Peter George of No. 1924 Thatcher
street, an Italian qnarryman employed
by the Delaware Mining and Granite
Company, was seriously injured while
mt work yesterday afternoon. George
was, breaking rock within Il rsledge ham
mer when a piece Of Stone struck him in
the eysf.serioilsly injuring il.
The patrol wagon was summoned and
removed the injured man to the Della
ware Hospital. At the hospital his e,e
was found t. be badly rnt and in !; seri
Gus condition. II is likely that the eye
will have to be taken out.
The sun., 1901-08-22
To ERECT "a HOUSES.
Permits for the Work Issued to New
ton H. Cloud.

Building Inspector Cassidy yesterday
afternoon issued to Newton III. Cloud.
permits TO erect thirtyfonr dwellings
at Twenty-third and .Iessup and Twenty
fourth and Pine streets The dwellings
;lre to be two stories high and are IL
cost $l,5OO each the aggregate valuation
being 1000.
This is the largest number of houses
Mr.. Cassidy has issued permits for III
once for some time. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Clouds idea in building the hous, 5
is anticipating the demand for houses
which no doubt will result from the en-
ploynent of many more men ut tie
enlarged Pullman shops.
The sun., 1901-08-22
VERDICT IN COPPINGER CASE
De .th R suited From Effects of Car
bolic Acid Taken Accidentally.

Special to / he Sun.
Elktnn. Md. Aug. 21.sMrs. Ida Cop
pinger came to her deatfiNfrom the If
terts Of carbolic acid taken hy herself
accidentally" This was the vertiicr rlr-
dered by the jury of inquest summoned
by Justice Of the Peace Thomas Il.
Burns in the case of Mrs. Ida NJ. Cop
pinger, wife of James NJ. Coppinger,
chief engineer on ]. Edward Addicks
new yacht, who, died Mt st. Michaefs
Sunday night from the results of swaI
lowing carbolic acid in mistake for medi-
cine.
Mrs. Coppnger was one of the pref
tiest and most popular young women III
Talbot county. Her relatives and friends
are greatly grieved at the sad occur
renee. The couple expected to leave st.
Michaels this week on the Adtlicks
Yacht for the North.
The sun., 1901-08-22
COUNT CALLS ON sHAPFER.
German Nobleman Investigating the
Steel Strike.

PittSburg, August 21.-President Shat
fer said today:
The situation is satisfactory to MS.
The fact that the mills are not shipping
my product shows that they are not
making it. The strike ut the Pennsyva-
MIA and Continental Mills was not a sur
prise TO me. Slowly, but surely, we are
creeping ahead.
Among the visitors at strike hea,llua,-
ters yesterday was foreigner whom
President Shaflcr said was Count lux
berg. Of Germany. Mr.. Shaffer said that
hn count was investigating the strike
situation and came to him TO get fair
understanding Of the Amalgamated side.
The sun., 1901-08-22
MORE TYPHOID FEVER.
Edward Cannon and Samuel Blair
Removed to Deiaw are Hospital.

Typhoid fever seems to be spreading
IN this city mt an alarming rate. There
are now between twenty and twenty
five eases in the city. Two patients, one
suffering with typhoid fever, the other
with maiaria, We're removed to the i,el-
aware Hospital in the Phoenix Amhnl-
ance yesterday. The new eases are Ed.
ward Cannon If No. 80 South Clayton
street who is suffering with typhoid fever
and Samuel Blair of Sixteenth and
Claymont streets, who has malaria.
There are also several eases of typhoid
At the Homeopathic Hospital.
The sun., 1901-08-22
ELOPED IN HIRED CARRIAGE.
Detectives Ratledge and Francis
Found Bits Of Love Letter.

With the aid of Il team hired from
Charles Dougherty on Sunday, James
Julien. Il Market street barber, and Miss
Mary Blscoe, succeeded in eluding TIE
eyes Of stern parents and effecting a>
neat I'M clopment as has occurred in til"
city for sometime. The team, however.
was abandoned near hillside. with il
broken wheel. 1t was found late in thu
evening by Michael Mundy. on whose
farm il had been tied. Detectives Rat
ledge and Francis. who, on notification
hurried to the place established hi,
identity OF the elopers by placing to-
.ether bits of paper. whcl, We're living
on the ground. No effort will be made
to apprehend Julian and his swerthart.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Municipal Court.

III AIinicpal Court yesterday morning
the charge Of larceny against Nio.a
Gibbs. color,sl, was withdrawn and anc
of disorderly conduct to which she
pleaded guilty. A fine Of SIS was i'm
posed. Samuel Cunningham was fined
So on n similar charge Spencer H..
Foulk paid S. and costs for hnrhoring IN
unregistered dog. and John Joyce, lilc
amount, for contempt of court.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Catalogues of the County Fair

Catalogues of "rhc County Fair" to
lie held ut Brandywine Springs IN Au-
gust rs and 20 are il. the hands Of The
managers Of the various departments.
They contain list of prizes offered and
also conditions regarding entries. The
rlmor that l.ambiase's Band would not
be- at Rrandywine Springs during til"
fair is erroneous. 1t will r,.n,lcr concerts
OH those days rs heretofore.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Ir.jured by Explosion.

by the explosion of natural gas. which
WAS used as fuel for Il heating stove
Miss Belle Shaw Of this city. was, with
her sister Mrs. William II. Wright, bad
ly injured Yesterday at the home of the
latter, in Allegheny City, Pa. They had
gone home after an evenings pleasure
and had no sooner struck match than
the explosion occurred Their injuries,
although painful, are not necessarily
serious.
The sun., 1901-08-22
PREDICTS MORE STRIKES.
Secretary Of the Federation of Labor
Talks,

Washington August 21.-Secretary
Frank Morrison of the American Fedora
iion Of Labor said tonight that the action
lf the 1000 Federation. men in Pittsburg
in joining the Amalgamated strikers was
not expected.
''fhe Federation men at all mills where
he Amalgamatrd Association men go on
'trike," he added, in all probability will!
10 likewise. The chances are that tho
community of interest will lead all sucl;
Federation men to strike where the
Amalgamated men in the same mills 60
Dnt. This is matter, of course, that
the local organizations must deal with
'iae Federation cannot order them out >
The sun., 1901-08-22
LAW Covers All Ages.

Those parents who have taken eN.
ccptons to the new law prescribing
death or life imprisonment to kidnapp4rs
of children under the age Of Is, IN belcv
ing that there was no punishment for the
aDunrtion OF ones over that age, max
according to the leading lawyers of the
city, rest easy, as such offenders would hr
arraigned on charge of felony.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Wanted TO Hold Cow for Reward.

lii insisting upon retaining possession
of u stray COW until reward was offered
him. William Floyd colored. created
quite Il disturbance on Market street
near Fourth, yesterday afternoon. To-
liceman Abrams, however, settled the
dispute hy compelling the negro to Civ,
il up 10 John Stidham, from whom it had
escaped,
The sun., 1901-08-22
NO CHANGE IN
THE STEEL STRIKE
Feeling of Irritation at Wellsvlle Has Been
Increased.
.BY APPOINTMENT OF STRIKE BREAKERS

Three or rne party ueserteu at WASH.
ington and two at Huntington.
He declared that as soon as he learn
ed what he was doing he resolved to
slip away also. Late at night, he said,
he got through the guard line with
two companions and came into Pitts
burg. He said that Carter was going
back to Virginia for another party Of
strike breakers.
Sternsdrotf claimed that he was an
expert rougher. He placed the numbei
oaf men now in the Monessen mills at
The sun., 1901-08-22
BEST RACES
OF SEASON
August Meet Of Wilmington Horse
Show Association.
FAST TIME In ALL GLASSES
Contests Were Close Enough to De.
light the Most Ardent Horse
Lover-Good Events
Today.
FAST TIME In ALL GLASSES

rhe best racing seen this season on the
tracks OF the Wilmington Horse Show
Association took place yesterday, the
first day of The last regular meet Of the
season. In every heat of every race
fast time Aas made and the contests
were close enough to delight the most
ardent followers of ;le track.
Everything was propitious for goW:
racing. rhe track was in good shape,
tho weather VAS excellent, though ton
hot for personal comfort and the horses
were in fine condition. The contests re-
suited aS follows
DOL Irnt-nnrSe $2h0
The sun., 1901-08-22
Increase in Circulation.

At the meeting of the directors of the
Wilmington Free Institute Library Tues
day night the assistant librarian report
ed as follows: New books added. 81;
withdrawn absolutely, @; lost and paid
for, 8; net increase, 81. Total circulation
for month, 1S,SO1; July, 1900, circulation,
l2,342; increase, s5s.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Emily wehb WINS Ab,,,t.

Without question yesterday was The
banner day of the season for Emily
Wehb. who triumphed over f"ur" bad
men," in mnreinng their horses heads
and compelling them to drive off with
the reins Tapping about the necks of their
stpedS
The sun., 1901-08-22
Woman Tainted.

While walking on King street be-
tween Front and Second last night, Mrs.
Annie LYMAN fell fainting to the pa.c-
mcnt. She was carried info the house
of Thomas Cole while DIR. Winner AT
her home.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Paving Contracts.

The Street and Sewer Directors have
decided that hereafter all contractors in
bidding for street paving must figure on
furnishing the material rs we'll as doing
the wprk, if the material can be fnrn,
ished cheaper that way. Heretofore. il
has been the custom of the department
to order the paving material from the
IunrrieS and manufacturers and con-
tract with firms and individuals To lay
the pavement.
The sun., 1901-08-22
PERSONAL.

Miss Mamie Camac of Dover is visiting
the Misses Fisher of this city.
Francis ID. Baldwin has returned from
il two weeks tour of New York State.
He spent several days ut the Buffalo
Exposition.
Miss Grace Reed and Miss Edna Davis
of Cleveland, Ohio. are visiting Mrs.
Annie Booth of This city.
Frank w. Dickey. ]. Nuttle. Il. Mitch
ell, T.. Nnttle and w. Smith will leave
on Saturday for Lenape for weeks
outing,
The sun., 1901-08-22
Inquests Adjourned.

Coroner F'rick started the inquest last
night over the remains of Harry .iohason
colnred. who was killed by live wire
on Monday and Lewis Santcnar':a, the
little boy who was drowned in h, Bran
,lywine race.
The imlI.sts were adjourned rs sew
elal witnesses were not present.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Philadelphia Couple Married

John A. Nercer and Miss Helen Bald.
win both of Philadelphia, We're married
in this city yestella, afternoon ly the
Rev II. Burgette Short, pastor Of lip-
worth NJ. Il. Church. The ceremony
was performed at Mr. Shorts home, No
10 East fhirtctn nth street.
The sun., 1901-08-22
civil service Examination,

\ Civil Service examination is being
held at the Federal Building in this city
for the position Of Mechanical drafts
man in the government Srrvlce. 1t began
Tuesday and will end today. There ar>'
only two candidates. Linton Howett
secretary Of thu local hoard, is conduct
ing the examination.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Refused to yacate,

For two months the Pennsylvann
Railroad Co. has been trying to "ls'
Michael Iukarski, a Polish resident Of
Robinson street, SO as to make room fn,'
railroad improvements there. The com
pany has been unsuccessful in its effor' :
ard has consented to Il tiucr uEtil March
20 of next yrar.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Permitto Build Brewery.

\ permit for the erection of the Viii
mington Brewing Co.'S new brewery, On
French street above Front. was granted
yesterday by building Inspector Gas
sidy TO y. Smith Barliley. the contractor.
The shell of the building is TO cost
s20.S40. 1t will be three stories high
and will cover an area 3SX116 feet.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Published by Request.

The Rev. r. A. Elwood. pastor OF
Olivet Presbyterian Church in answer tn
many requests, has published his July
open air sermons in pamphlet form and
has placed them on sale IN this city.
There are four sermons On Model Conti-
tionS of Life"
The sun., 1901-08-22
Attending Koque Convention.

In attendance at the annual tollrha
ment Of The National Rogue Association
nt Norwich. Conn, are MIR. and Mrs
James h. Hickman Miss Hickman ana
Dir. Il. II. yeasey of this city.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Master Jones te, Sneak.

The committee in charge of '1'ln
Ccmnty Fair" has received letter fl I'm
Aaron Jones, master of the National
Grange of South Bend, Indiana, inform
ing them that he will he able to speak
at the fair on Thursday, August 20
The sun., 1901-08-22
Plenty Of Peach es.

Large quantities of peaches came to
the city yesterday both by train and
wagon, hut became such 4 drug on the
market that prices We're reduced from
so cents to 81 per basket TO 40 and 50
cents.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Reouests 70 Hospital and Home.

Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Ann G. Kriler were given yesterday to
Martin r. Burris. She bequcathed to
the Delaware Hospital $1,000 and to the
Home for Aged Women, $1,000,
The sun., 1901-08-22
Eorresters of America.

Court Rrandywine, Forresters of
America. will give its annual picnic ut
Bavarian Park this afternoon and even
ing. Albert's Orchestra will furnish the
music.
The sun., 1901-08-22
sick ON the Sire ct.

Harry Sircair Of Baltimore. was su
denly taen i'll NJ Sixteenth and Claym'nt
streets last night. lie was removed to
the Delaware Hospital in the Phoe ,iS
Ambulance.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Sold Property.

A. +. Kooch has sold for Mrs Barbara
IIclldel the saloon property ut the north
east corner of Lancaster avenue and
Franklin street, to John y. Kelley of the
Logan House.
The sun., 1901-08-22
To go TO Fort Hancock.

John NJ Dunn recently appointed y
second lieutenant of artillery by Presi,
dent Mckinley. will leave this city today
for Fort Hancock. y. j.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Spending Summer at Pennsgrove

The family of Elwood ] Truman, sig
mailman ut French street station and
Frank NJ Hall are spending the summer
1T Penns.rnvr. \. j. MIR. Truman spcs
back ami forth to Pennsgroye on tn"
steamer every day
The sun., 1901-08-22
CompIeted Big Sign.

Albert Bucher has just completed a
metallic sign for james Meharg. The
sign is nine feet in length and the letters
are seven feet high.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Struck by Lightning.

Lightning struck ard rendered nncon
ScouS. Mrs James ii. Dnling, Il terant
On the farn of Delaware Clark. during
the electrical storm IN Monday.
The sun., 1901-08-22

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| rine 2.2Gh 2.23K, 2.24A. 2.28..
| E,o.rl racing is promised for today and
the program: should attract the larg st
attenGlmce IF the season to the track. \
Especial racc Will b. participated in BY
Russell I'atchen, DR.. ii. T.. Ewes. Ere e
Silver. W. Il. Riggs nnd Argo Director.
Joshua Wilson.
There will he the 2.40 trot with fifteen
entries including the fast Pittsbnrg colt
Andy Il. considered by horSemen nne OF
the finest 5.year-old trotters in tl.is sec
tion. In the 2.2s pace there will he Il
lstarters. There will he six starters in
1.-THE groccry.nen's race. The program
Iconcludes with the members race which
will bc an event of special interest
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-18

State OF kentucky, county OF Christian IS;
Eustice A. Hail, Cashier of Pembroke De-
posit Bank, Bank located and doing bust
ness in the town OF Pembroke in said county.
being duly sworn, says the foregoing Report
Is in al respects q true statement of the condi-
ton OF the said Bank, at the close of busins ss
on the 3lst day Of Dec, 1900, 10 the best Of his
knowledge and belief and further says that
the business OF said Bank has been transacted
at the location named and not elsewhere ;
ana that the above report is made in compli-
ance with an official notice received from the
Secretary Of state designating the 8lst day OF
Dec, 1900, as the day on which such report
shall be made
Justice A. Hail, Cashier.
Jno. p. Garrett, Director.
WV Garrett, Director.
!. II Williams. Director,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me by Eus-
tice A. Hail, 4th day Of jan, 1901.
w Cross, Not. Pub. , @. c., Ky.
My commission expies January s, 1902
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-18
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