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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
IN CONNECTICUT.
Many Firm, Will Be Affected. As Hundred OF
Men Will Strike.

New Haven, Conn. May l3.--on the
eve OF the day set by the International
Association of Machinists for the en-
forcemcnt Of their demands for a 9
hour workday. the situation IN Conncc-
ticut has a serious inspect.
The strikes OF tomorrow VIII be. il
seems, confined to n portion only Of
Connecticut cities. but where they will
occur. they win virtually tiu up the
machinists, screw workers ana metal
workers Industries. Hartford. Water
bury Bridgeport. New Britain ana tho
neighbUrinG cities Of Ansnnin and Der
by are the storm ccuters. In these AN
estimated total Of COCO men viii be idle
when the opening time comes. tumor-
row morning.
The largest strike Viii he at Hart
ford. whcr,. about 1900 hands are con-
ccrnci Here practically no settlement
has been attempted by either employers
or employees and both parties ar"
awaiting the others move.
At Waterbury the situation promises
to become acute. because the rnanufac-
turers have expressed their intention 70
FIJI the places made vacant with non
union men and The unionists declare
that this shall not IT, done Already
pickcts arc watching in coming trains
ana committees from each shop hav"
been appointed to handle tho local situa-
tion in this respect.
In other strike cities. bridgeport.
where $50 mon are involved. Derby and
Ansonia. with zoo. ana Kew Britain
with 200 the situation is quiet. tonight
The strikers ar, completing their or
ganization. however. and prolonged
struggle Is indicated.
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THE macHISIs1s


Association Of Employers will take nc
ton. Tuesday. on the strikes which
may take place in this district, tomor-
row
Three thousand rock drillers, cngin-
GERS. tool sharpencrs. engineers and
mechanics employed In the Rapid
Transit tunnel threaten general
strike. Tuesday. for an advance in
wages and an S-hour workday
Delegate Green OF the Rock Drilers'
Union. reported to the Central Fedora
ted Union. today. that the contractors
for the Rapid Transit tunnel at a gen
eral meeting had refused the demands
Of the tunnel workers for higher wages
saying they would pay no more than
s., IL per day To tunnel workers. Dele
gates Pallis ard O'Ericn reported that
they would attempt to confer with the
rapid Transit commissioners and the
contractors about the grievances Of the
tunnel workers, tomorrow. Delegate
Green said ne ala not believe settle
mcnt of the difficulty could be reached
ana that strike would take place
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STATE COUNCIL. D. A. r.
New State Regent Installed Business se''"
Followed by Reception.

The meeting of the Maine State oour.
Council Of the d. a. Il. was held. 'i'i'
morning. with the Elizabeth "au'
worth Chantcr as hostess. The ihce'r.
was held at the Falmouth. ii wa
called to order at 10 O'Clock py ~.
Frank Packard. State corresponds
secretary. who acted for airs. VIM.
the past officer She indicted tne ,n,o
state regent Mrs. w. i. Youland, ln,
office. presenting her with the iiiS's''
Of her position. ,as.
Tire uogent Of the Elizabeth va a.
worth Chapter, then gave In
"a the Council. which was respoliu-- -.
by the State regent, Mrs. W. H. -.
land. ..,ar.
The business session was yer! "' "A
es,ing ana much was accomplish,
Among the most important queh .u.
considered was the Continental ~
''DeecCration 81 lie FLAG, the u, ,,s
and the presentation Of nag
new battleship Maine. ene.
The addresses OF the ladies' We. NJ
particularly the one of weico'I I,,;,a-
Mrs. T.. w. York, the regent VI 6ne
beth Wadsworth Chapter, also - cent.
given by Mrs. Youland. statc re-
These were followed by di1eie and
ports. viz: those of the treasuie
secretary and these in turn ps linn.
Of the regents from the different AZ.
ters in Maine. Many of these We the
ceedingly interesting, all showm nrr
spirit of patriotism and good w Saraues
After the business session a oa nd IN.
followed. at which were toas's s.csption
teresting speeches. Then rs.s occs.
was given to the visitors, I'M INV sat.
sion in all its details proved hisnI meet.
isfactory. We may be sure tines. - make
ing of the d. A. r. will teno - .,onget
love of country and the nag Adver4
and more neutrality-suspicious.
tiser, May ~. .-.-a.
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MAINE MEN HONORED.
Annual Meeting Of Eew England United Com
merCiaI Travellers at Providence.

Providence, May l?.-The annual con-
vention of the New England United
Commercial Travellers of America was
brought to 4 close, Saturday.
These officers We're elected: Grand
councillor. {. l.. Baird. Providence;
Junior grand councillor. c. w. Thomp-
son. Portland: grand past councillor,
G.. l.. Hunt, Boston: grand secretary
w. Fl. Nichols, Providence: grand
treasurer. \. Il. Batter. Lewiston;
grand conductor. c. a. Haines Boston.
grand page. n. NJ. Mennisil. Portland;
grand sentinel. N. l.. Aver. Bangor;
executive committee. two years. II. ID.
Nelson, Portland, ana y. w. Chapman
Boston.
Resolutions of sympathy with Presi-
dent Mckinley on the illness of his
wife Were adopted. and Worcester was
selected as the place for the next an
nUal meeting.
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At CINCINNATI.
Unless Leaders Control Situation a Great
Strike Will Surely Come

Cincinnati. May 13.-No agreement
has as yet hcen reached between the
Machinists' Union ana the National
Metal Trades Association. and one of
tie greatest strikes in the industrial
history Of this city will he inaugurated.
tomorrow. unless the labor leaders,
WHO are expected to arrive. tomorrow.
sfaa succeed in bringing the warning
i2ttions together. President Gompers,
OF the American Federation of Labor.
VIII arrive from Columbus. tomorrow,
morning. to take charge of the strike.
IN ADDITION to Mr.. Gompers., Thomas
!. k'dd Of tho Amalgsmat Wood
workers Union. John II. Lennon. the
tc@Eufcr Of the American Federation
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At PHILADELPHIA.
Only About 1000 OF The COCO Machinisls
Expected 10 Strike.

Philadelphia. May la.-Abput 2V1 MI
chirists Will 20 on strike III this city, to-
morrow for ihc 9-hour day. according {.
John II. k'cgAn. business agent ~ tn"
lntnrua iional Association ~ Machiuists.
Thrrc are about Gso machinists in IT,
city employed by about 10 firms OF
these firms 4 VIII 20 On ninc hours. to-
morrow. Committees Of maChinists VIII
call cn tho Baldwin Locomotive Works.
CramPs Shiphuilding CO., tho MidvIic
Steel Works. Pennsylvania Iron Wufk
o. ara the Southwark Iron Foundry.
which firms employ 800 mon II the com
mittccs are not successful in their efforts
the men at These places who belong tD tn.
union viii inmt diatcly ~ called out. IN
is said however. that onlv "A very sma !
proportion 40 the men employed at the e1-
tahlshneuts named belong to the union.
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SHAMROCK l AND u
Will Sc Or ven 10 Utmost TO Prove New Boats
True Value.

Southampton. May 19--Sir Thomas Lap
ton said to a REPRESENTATIVE 81 TIL" ASsh-
cfatcd Press tonight: "EECrvthiuE con-
nectcd with the Shamrock Il IS now in
propcr condition for n thorough racing
trial. | am determined that the Chal-
fight ii out in manner to lcSt thrir Is
spcctivc abilities hcynnd al question.
Both yachts will he sent ont. tomorrow
morning. for a long days racing on thc
outside course ANA m Vndcavur will I've
made to test them ON every possible poiH..
sailing in whatever weather offers.
'rn. trials will he continued daily AMI
the Shamrock II will be driven as hard
as possible. with the double purpose Of
proving her speed and discovering hcr
weakness
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Found a Buried treasure.

a man in a small town in New jersey
recently found buried treasure in his
yard. which no doubt had been icft thNrc
by ono of Captain Kids famous crew.
a fortunate fird. indeed ard sUhc ont t,
enable him to ike tapri% INC res. # hs
days provided OF course he has so q
health. To obtain seed health The is M
medicine like Hostettcr's ct3mach Bit
tiers. II sets things !ifht /: iht stomach.
and regulates the towels. IT you ar
rorvous and worn oct -ou shoTll Try il
It WI Trace YOU NJ. It + .-p-c tlid
tonic and WI cu:c al ~tor,ac: ~ Il l,;
kidney disorders. Gtro e n IL al and yo.,
VIII rot hr Gar ia;Cd, but &c s.rc Ia
get the genuine.
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ATHLETIC MEET At ORON0.
Brewer Wins With TOT Points. -0.d Town IA
-.0rono. 9.

Orono. Ne. May 19.-(SpeciaD.-Tb a,h
letic teams from some Of the s,ttr,
schools Of the eastern part Of the STAT
met on the alumni field. Saturdavsfter.
noon, ana contested honors for theii IN.
rcscnta;iyc schools. Brewer High ram.
ont an easy victor with Ia points. HIp.
gins Of Brewer, secured individual cham.
pionship with Is points The NEE, va,
under tho management Of 4. J. HAYES a,
Gardner. now Instructor at the rniver-
sity. and everything passed off ymootb-
u. Many Of the athletes showed good
form and with proper training and coach
ing can ID developed into good men.
This meet Was held for the purpose NJ
aruusinG athletic interest in some Of tho
small fitting schools " this part Of tne
State from which the University draws
good many ablc but green men. Ii 4
understood that Brewer High viii send
, 2 team 10 Bnwdo!n and ii viii doubtless
meet with success. he games:
| High jump. It. 4 in.-Merrill. Brewer
| II. >. first: Higgins. Brewer II. S. sc
end; Sargent, Brewer H. s. third
1wo-mile run. 15m. i5s.-Kingsbury
Brewer II. S. frs Coleman Brewer
=. second; F'og-. brewer II. s., third
Broad jump IL e. : in.--Pooler, Brews,
II. s. first: Merrill. Brewer II. S. sec.Bd:
Higgins, nrewer II. s. third
Throwing discus. * fl 9 in-Higgtry
Ercw+T IL. 8. first: Beattie Old Town Il
3. second: Harvey. Orono II. s. third
Throwin;, 16-pound hammer. o. Il % in
higgins, Brewer H. S. first. PianqHst
Brewer II. s., second; Beattie. Old Town
| II. s third
Mile run, I'm. 1is.-Norwocd. Brewer H.
s.. first, Lowell. Old Town H. s. second
Pole vaulc. : Il. 2 in.-Kirk. Brewer IL.
s.. first; Higgins. Brewer H. s.. second;
Coleman, Brewer II. s.. third
Putting Shot. 80 #. in.-Higgins Brew
er H. s.. FIRST: Deattic, uii Town H. S.
second; Harvey. orono II. s. third.
iA-yard dash. Il 3-5s.-Patten. Brewer
H. $. first; Rcattic. Old Town H. s., sec
cHd: Pooicr. Brewer II. s.. third.
i3"-yard hurdles. 2s.-P. Sargent Brew
cr II. =. first; Harvey Orono H. 5, Sc
ond: J.. Sargent. Brewer III. s. third.
lii-yard dash, I'm. ls.-pOoler. Brewer
~. $. first HiIIi1rd. Old Town H. S.
second; =. Sarreut. Brewer II, s.. third.
234-yard hurdles. 5os.-P Sarg Mt, Brew
rr IL : first; fonler. Brewer II. S. sec
ord: Harvey. Grcno II. S.. third.
Gnc-milc bicycle, I'm. Is l-jS.-Cating.
Brewer, II. 81. first; Cote Or0no II. 8,
second: BraYtow. Brewer II. S. third.
2a1-yurd dash -Js-Pattln. Brewer H.
=. first: morrill,. Ercwer II. s., seconl,
Bca title. tlI Town II. s. third.
onc-haid mile run. I'm - :-5s.-Pnll9n,
ETcwrr II. s.. first: Rogers Brewer H s,
second; Fraser, Ola Town II. S. third
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TRIBUTE OF LOVE.


campus, the athletic team Of which Mr..
Wcbbcr would have been member
had he lived, WAS at Worcester. strug-
Cling for the New England cha NIPPON
ship in field and track sports. His room
mate, Irving w. Nutter. is the best
half mile runner in the State. ana has
been counted upon as Il sure point win
ncr at Worcester, but after the body
was found there was no suggestion
made that he do otherwise than remain
where his heart was, beside his dead
friend. The number of students who
accompanied the team was very much
smaller than it otherwise would have
been. They deemed it their privilege
and their duty to show by their pres
cnce at the funeral service their love
for him who had been of their number.
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Ar SCRANTON. PA.
Ex3:c..ci thai A5ou. All III, 5000 Nc, Will
Go Out. Today.

Stra nton. Pa. May 19.-The 1000
Scranton ana Willscsbarrc employees of
the Dickson Mfr. Co.'S machine shops
will go on strike in the morning. The
200 employees of the Scranton Bolt and
Nut Works refused IN offer Of Prcsi-
dent ZchcndcT.
1t looks. tonight. as if all the 5000
machinsts OF Scranton and vicinity
excepting the 100 mon of the Dunmorc
Steel Co. will bc on strike. tomorrow.
The latter company is the Scranton
branch Of the Erie Railway Co. S shops.
The Delaware LackaWanna & West
crn Co, whose 500 maChiniSts here
have been on n strike for two weeks,
continues to import men from all over
the country to take the strikers places.
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LAUNCHING A! PORTLAND.
Steamer Henry F. Eaton Goes Overheard.
Built Tor Eas:por.- Calais Run.

Portland, Ne, May 19.-Thc steamer
Henry +. Eaton was successfully
launched from the yards of the Fort
land Shipbuiid!ng Co. Saturday fore
noon. The Eaton was constructed for
the Frontier Steamship Go. and will
run between PASSPORT and Calais. a
distance Of 30 miles.
The Eaton left the ways at exactly
Miss payson Thompson Of South Port
land, Il sister of one of the officials of
the company broke = bottle of Ameri-
can champagne over the bows and
ClriStnucd the craft amid cheers.
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IT BOSTON,.
Expected tina, abou, 1900 Will Stop WorI
This Morning.

Boston. Nav la-AIout 1850 mIrhiriStS
win strike. tomorrow morainE. because a.
she refusal of their employers to grant
~. = hour day without a co-rcspon ling
reduction ia wage ono hundred an"
fourteen firms VIII run on ts.c H-h"ur
schedule. employ ing about = y m1chintst1
To-day was a udsy time fcr thu. M mhcr-
~ Machinists Lod-r, SO. -4. over ~
new members were initiated into tAt
ANTON during the day
About q d"zcn more shops. tcdar. grant
W. ;h mons demands. Pi~k"ts viii Tiki ~
tabhshrd and explicit Instructions ~
them were sent out. tonight warnin !.
them 10 trauygrcGS the law in I'D d-rcr-
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THE MISSING W. l. REED.
Men Searching at Brockton, but Fail TO Find
Any Trace.

Brockton, Mass. May 19.-Three boat
crews have been engaged all last night
and today in graphing for the body of
Hon. w. l.. Reed who il is feared. COM
mitted suicide. yesterday. by drowning
in the reservoir of the Brockton Water
Works. but without success. a diver
has been summoned. from Boston to
continue the search.
Mr.. Reed was native of Abingdon,
where he was born Oct 5. 1925. He was
Il prominent shoe manufactures until
his retirement few years ago.
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Temporary krrecmea. at Concord. u. H.

Concord. N H.. May 19.-Thcrc will D.
no strike of the machinists in the Hos-
ton x Maine Railroad shops here. 90
morrow, temporary agreement hay
ing been made with the machinists.
Whether there will be strike at som"
future date is uncertain. as the basis
Of the temporary agreement will not u"
given out by either thc Machinists
t'nicn cr the railroad officials. The
same arrangement is thought to have
been reached At other points on the
railroad
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AT CLEVELAND.
Most Of Men Already on Strike--l200 Will &c
Idle. Today.

Cleveland Ohio. May 19.-The greater
number of the Union maChiniSts of this
city are already on strike, for when
they quit work, Saturday. it was until
their demands should be granted by
the empiorcs. The machinists held
large meeting. today. and are cnthuSi-
astic in their intention to remain out.
Probably 1900 men will be Idle. Eleven
smaller concerns have agreed to pay
the Union scale and concede the re-
duccd hours. Their men will therefore
not strike. The larger concerns have
So far given no sign Of yielding. About
- factories W.ll be affected.
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THE CONSTITUTION
Will Go Out fer Trial Spin. Today. u the
Weather Permits.

Bristol. Il. l.. May 1a.-Mr. w Butler
Duncan stated. this afternoon. that the
Constitution will go out. tomorrow fore
noon. for her trial spin proviucd the
weather is suitable The Constitution will
come back to Herreshoff's after the trial
to have all her fittings put on board.
which work will take a week. Mr.. Dun
can will go to New York Immediately al
tch the trial and will not return until the
boat is ready 10 sail again. joining her Il
that time at Newport for the season.
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cinatti at Boston. St. Louis at Eropk ",
iittsburg al New YORK. ,i.taSp at ihii-
adelpha.
Thursday. Fri6ay and Sliur"aN-ri'ls-
burg at Boston. Chicago 1t hfook ~ ~
cinatti al Now York. 81. Louis "a PA
dclrEia. .,.,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures at Dos on. Ath ct!c
at Washington. Detroit at t.tNn ana
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thir.diy, friddj'
Boston ut Detroit. WashnEtou At t.cv.
land. Athletic ut Chicago, Baltimore at
Milwaukee.
Saturday Boston al Cleveland, Wash
inEton At Detroit. baltimore ii Mu"au
kee. Athletic at Chicago.
Suuday-Washngto nj Dc,r3it. B..t'l-
more at Chicago. Athletic At AIllw
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday ana Tucaday--iIlvcrhill at Au-
;susta. Nashua at Bangor Low,h a.
Portland. Manchester IT Lew sion
"Wednesday ana Thursday Nashua nj
Augusta. HaVcrhill at Bangor. lowell at
Lewiston. Manchester IT Portland.
F'riday-Lowcll at Augusta. Manchester
at Bangor. IavcrhiI at Lewiston. Nash
ua at Portland
Saturday Lowell at Augusta. Mancncs
ter at Bangor. iIaVcrhil at Lewis OF,
Nashua at Portland,
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General Strike Coming at Chicago.

Chicago, May 19.-According to the
decision of the executive board Of Dis
trict No y. Internal Association OF Nh
chinists, representing all union ma
Chiui.ts of Chicago and vicinity. the
general strike will &" into effect in this
city. tomorrow morning
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BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Portland. 10: Havcrhill, 4.

Portland. Me. May ia dr!zzi'ns rain
fell all the afternoon. but 6Vo leop'e
turned out to see the opening OF the New
England League season In this CITY. IN
iiaverhilI team proved Itself 10 hc rather
outclass,d. fielding poorly ana beinS con!
plctely at Coughlin'S mercy az the Dat.
The visitors pitcher, Saford. was MI az
will for three innings. when St iivan VIZ
put in. and il was more like 4 BAH game
O'isricn put the bal over the renee ior
a home run the first time up and the see
ond time boosted il over again. but iiaii"
the two-baSe limit. coughln work IN
the box was remarkable. Despite me ram
he had perfect control and struck OUT u
men. The score:
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No Strike Expected at Lowell.

Lowell. Mass. May 19-As far as can
bc Judged by the present indications
there will be no strike Of Inachinists in
this city. The local union is compare
lively new and embraces a small pro
portion OF the 1000 machinists in this
city. No attention was paid to the re
cent communication from Washington
relative to the 9-hour movement.
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Men Are Satisfied at Quincy. Mass

Quincy. Mass. May 19.-Thc officials
Of the Fore River Ship ana Engine 90.
Cf this city, anticipate no trouble with
their machinists i'll their employ. The
men receive 10 hours pay for 8 hours
work. The Tubular Iivet and stud co.
has granted the men 81 hours week,
commencing. tomorrow. Some 12C0 are
employed in the factory.
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Youngstown Men Will Probably Win.

Youngstown, ohio May 19.-Thc Re-
public Iron and Stcc! 60. is said to be
willing To recognizes the striking Roll
Turner's Union and sign the scale with
certain changes already agreed 70. II
is said that the Steel Hoop Co. is will
Ing To pIy more than the scale but VIII
not recognize the urion. The Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor insists, how
ever. That signing the scale is the issue
presented
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Cabinet Crisis in Peru.

Lima, Prue, May ia cabinet crisis
is reported to be imminent. 1t is said
that the Peruvian minister OF finance.
Domingo Almcnara. has threatened to
resign. as he disagreed with his col
leagues on the details CT Tie salt
monopoly.
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Runs made-By Barry :. Curtis, q len
8. Conroy >. Wiley 3, Murphy 8, Wclch ).
Times at bat-Barry l. Curtis 6, OBrien 8,
Conroy l. Wiley /. Murphy 8. Wclch C,
Cameron 6. Coughlin 8. Cassidy I. O Ne !
I3. Dorsey 4. Downcy ). NJ Dorsey 1. Fla
hcrty l. Lent. Sullivan 3. BaXendalc /,
Saford 3. Earned runs-Portland :. Two
base hits-Barry. OBricn. Murphy. Homo
runs-O Brien. Conroy. Stolen bases
Barry. Conroy. Wiley >. Murphy ,. WEIGH
Sacrifice hit-Curtis. First on balls-on
Coughlin >. off Sullivan. Hit by pitcher
BY Saford .. by Sullivan. Struck out-B.
Coughlin 49, BY Saford. by Sullivan J.
Wild pitch-Saford. Passed ball-Curtis.
Double plays-Wcch. Cameron. Conroy:
Coughlin. WEIGH. Conroy; Cassidy. Dow
ncy. Umpire. Mahoncy. Time, In. Am
Attendance, GO.
The games at Lowell. Nashua and Man
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Think Johnson Has Committed Suicide.

Boston, May ia man is known to
have jumped off a South Boston pier
on the water front. yesterday, and as
John johnson. living in that neighbor-
hood was missing from home, today.
the police conclude that the suicide was
Johnson. He had been i'll for some
DAVIS
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Frisco Men Will Und ubtcdly Strike.

san Francisco, Nav 10 There seems ~
doubt that there viii IT. 4 walInui. 10
morrow. Of the maChirists in the tnio'
Iron Works and the RiStion Iron Wors.s.
The number of men is not Vet known. y
lengthy memorial Cmenating from the
San Francisco Labor Cuncil mas been pre-
scented to President Mex nlcy.
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About 500 Will Go Out at Providence.

Providence, X. l., May 19.-Abcut 500
machinsts will go out in this city, to
morrow morning, in conjunction with
the general strike of their craft all
over the country for Il 9-hour day.
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B.IIS. O.T.H.S. CHS

Tho Ivy non giv"r. Fr'ar- evening !,
tho new Eymnasium ny The class Of lts
was a great siI"'c.'s. At about coch
the fricrGs of trC class were presented J,
the ra-rptipn committee. CONSISTING u
'N- -,'rr- and Mrs Harris. Gen. and NE
-r'tr. Dr and Mrs. Fernald. and VI
'r.iinS. president of the class. ana II
about Il half hour fully 100 couples VII VII
gliding through the waltz ~ the StrdI,'
Of PullenS fun orchestra. The dance gnu
cd mt late hour and another social 81.
cess IL credited the class Of 1875 ana III
tered on the annals of the college 5 nH
tory.
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SCHOONER DAKOTA ASHORE.
Sticks on Grindstonc Ledge ard Is Pulled OH
by White dead Lille Savers.

Roclllard. Me, My 19.-Thc two-mastc,.
schooner Dakota, Capt. Dcnniscn. from
Nachias for Boston with lumber cOnsign-
cd To W. Il: Chester. went ashore. at I
o'clock this afternoon. on Grinds zone
ledge. near Fishers island. The " hitc
Head life saving crew went to the vessel
assistance and at flood tide she was float
ed. aftcr some Of the dcckload had been
thrown overheard. The Dakota was tow
ed to Crescent beach. Owls Head, to-
night Her bottom is badly damaged.