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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
B0OTBLACKS WAR rs ENDED
Combine Has Capitulated to Ca.
Vallo and Frisby.
Routed in Inglorious Defeat After a
Bitter Fight Which Lasted
Eight Weeks.

The boothlacks' war is ended. The
combine has capitulatcd. Th, hatchct
has been buried peace has been declared
and the bootbacks' signs now read
Open until 1890 O'Clock Sundays"
Generals Ca1allo, Italian, and Fri by,
rolored, lined up against the combine
and after fight Of eight weeks routed il
in inglorious defeat.
They we're prosecuted. suffered i'm
paid fines. All this they
stood without murmur and continued
TO shine the shoes of Il sympathetic pub
lie on Sundays.
Saturdays and Sundays are the best
days Of the week in the bootblack bust
ness. As result Of closing their shops
nm Sundays the combine bootblacks saw
their profits decreasing every week
They could stand it no longer and last
Sunday posted cards and kept their shops
oI"n until 1870 o'clock, which rule they
will follow hereafter.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
STOPPED SHERIFF'S SALE.
Injunction Was Issued by Chan
cellor Nicholson.
Ancillary Receiver Whiteman OBJ
jected to Sale of Thomas & Davis
Companys Property

The building ami machinery and part
Of six acrcs Of the Thomas Il Davis
Company it, White Clay Creek hundred
were 10 have been sold yesterday after
noon by Sheriff Mcdaniel. but it did
not take place.
The reason was thut the sale was
stopped by IN injunction secured from
Chancellor Nicholson The Thomas 4
Davis Company is cooperation under
the laws Of the State of New Jersey and
is at present in the hands Of II receiver.
me injunction was secured by j.
Harvey Nhitcman, recently appointed
auxiliary receiver in Delaware.
The matter will new come before the
Ghanccry Court for adjustment. II. II.
Ward represents the company.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
DELAWARE
CLASS DAY
Interesting Exercises Held at
Newark Yesterday.
EXCLAMATION CONTEST
Number Of the Students Try for the
Alum, Prizes College Oratory
the Scene of Much Mer-
rIment.
Special to The Sun.

Special to The Sun.
Newark, June 17.-Senior class day eX-
crcises were held in Delaware College
oratoIy yesterday afternoon. A large
crowd was present. The stage was de-
corated with flowing designs representing
numerous tobacco firms.
Henry A. Warburton, '02 presided. III.
Byron Griffin gave the class history.
He said the class was the largest il,
twenty years. The remarks on the diff
fercnt professors We're clever. The class
piation was delivered by Il. Monroe Baker.
He took for his subject ''rhe Dorinitory
S!stom." He gave an idea of the life
student leads while living at college.
He said that in a great many cases htz-
ing was beneficial to students. lie stated
that the boys in dormitories came in
contact with men of superior minds ami
the life is like one large family.
Cecil Clark Mcdonald delivered the
class poem, "A Ballade Of Naughty
One"
Tho class prophecy was given by
Henry G. McComb. The prophecy was
most tiattering to the young men about
to enter the world us bread winners.
The awarding of gifts to the faculty and
members of the graduating class proved
TO be interesting. Professor Nallandig-
ham received Il tory horse and cart.
Professor Robinson, curry comb to be
lsed ON his whiskers. Dir. Wolf received
4 cake of yeast to be used in chemistry
Herk. DIR. Manning received crow-bar
10 be used in moving the college 10 Vii
.nngton.
The number of hits On the different
professors were not so severe as in former
years.
The defamation contest was held in
he oratory last evening. a large audi
nee was present The following took
'art: "a United Country" Thomas
Leach. .Jr.; 'The Return of Regulars"
Inhn II. &. Pardee, Pitt and the .llleri-
an War;" Charles W. Bush; "Gulty or
Not Guilty" Samuel NJ. ID. Marshall.
Clandius and Cynetria," Alexander NJ.
Jackson, "The Character Of Napoleon"
William $. Evans, Jr.; '.I'he Bllricl
March of Dundee" Gustavus III. Smith;
'Renzi to the Romans" William T.. Con-
table: '.rhc Indians Warming" Geo.
10. DuttOn; ''The Death-bcd of Trai-
tor" Jas. ID. Davis; "Fort Wagner"
Iames r. Mccoy; "Moral Courage"
Herman l.. Wright; "rhe Chariot Race"
Iohn W. Huxley, .Ir.: signing the
Declaration" Clarence NJ. Prouse; "Spor-
cus to the Gladiators," Henry A. War
'nirton.
There are three prizes offered by the
Alumni Association consisting of $50. $15
md $40 respectively. for tile best decla-
nation at the public rtest last night.
The prizes will be presented on Wedies-
day.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
WILMINGTON DISTRICTS.
List Showing the Amount Passed by
the Various Churches.

Most of the churches in the W,'min-
on district Of the Wilmington NJ Il.
Conference have raised the amount ot
he Conference Academy debt appoltion-
ii them.
The following charges have reported
he full amount pledged. They follow.
SheneZer, w. L. Hammond, 800: Pn"'
Deposit, A. :. Mowbray. $500; Bethel
!. w. Dawson. $l0o Perryvillc, Il. w
irecniield. $50; Mt. Pleasant, q. W.
Noodall, $3.50; Mt. Lebanon, Il. ii. Dash
ell, $3.50, Colora, G. Ii. Mitchell. $50:
Chesapeake City, /. j.. Poole. $laO; Itrd
Lion, L. B. Hunter, 800; Claymont. q.
K. Tompkins. $50; kirkwood, $. q. Glib
IONS, $50; Edgemoor, G. ID. Sharrlcss,
;25: Epworth, Il. Il. Short, $500; st.
Paul, w. i. S. Murray, $3.50: St.
ieorges, j. III. GeoGhegan. $3.50; Rising
sun. II. A. G. Westerfeld. 5000: Mar
;hallt,n and Stanton, G. w. Bowman.
100; Cherry Hill, o. w. DcEcnish. $l5G;
st. Johns, Il. II. Collins, Sl5O; Asnuly.
II. $. DulaEey, $500; Newport. A. Green.
500; Chester Eethel, G. W. Burke. $50
Zion, w. Il. Compton, $225: Charlcstown.
7. Il. Plouse, 800; Christina, L. +. Me
kinsey, 800.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
FUNERAL OF JOHN PALMER.
Services Conducted by the Rev.
Hubert w. Wells.

The funeral of John Palmer took plac .
Yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dcnce, No. 1905 Market street. Services
were conducted ut the house at O'Clock
by the Rev. Hubert w. Wells, rector OF
st. Andrews l.. Il. Church, assisted by
Bishop Coleman and Archdeacon Hall.
The honorary pallearers We're Dir T..
q. Shortldge, William J. Hemphill,
David Il. Smith, Lewis $. Williamson,
rhomas Gray, Isaac Bullock, William,
Lce and Benjamin Price.
The following members of Mechanics
ioIgc, |. o. o. f., We're the active pail
hearers: w. A. Walker, Thomas J.
Stein, Benjamin Ball Benjamin Price
CGrbin q. Il. Davis and Edward Morrow
Many of The lodge members attended
the funeral in body. Interment was
made in Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
CELEBRATION
ABANDONED
Delawareans Will Not 60 to Val
ley Forge Today.
REASON NOT ASCERTAINED
Delaware Historical Society Has Is
sued a Handsome Year Book.
Contains Many Fine
Pictures.
REASON NOT ASCERTAINEI

The proposed celebration of the Tooth
anniversary Of the evacuation OF Valley
Forge today will not take place. The
Delaware delegates included Chief jus
tice Lore, George A. Elliott, pennock
Pusey and John NJ. Rogers, members Of
the Delaware Historical Society. Sew
rral of the delegates lad expected to
attend.
The delegates had not heard about.
the celebration recently and yesterday
Mr.. Pusey communicated with the presi-
dent of the Valley Forge Association
aid learned by telegraph yesterday after
neon that there was not to be celelra
ton.
why the celebration was abolishd could
not be learned. The society failed te
get Congress to make an appropriation
for the purchase of additional land for II
park and likely had not funds to h I'D
the celebration.
1t WAS reported that bronze mcInor-
ial tablet, had been placed on the house
at Dagsboro where John NJ. Clayton had
been born.
1t was stated that Caldwell x Co lm,
applied to tie society for information as
to the early Swedish merchant flag.
Pcnnock Pllsey referred the communica.
tion to puscy x Jones, who wrote to
correspondents in Sweden and secured
the required information.
Some valuable donations of articles
and books wera acknowledged. A hand
So..le year book, the first ever issued by
the Delaware Historical otiety has jlsl
come from the John NJ. Rogers Press
and sample copies Of the book bound
with gilt edges We're submitted to the
society ut its meeting last night.
The book contains Il number OF hand.
soIle pictures. The frontispiece is n pic
tnrc If the First Presbyterian Church.
built in l74O. which is now occupied by
The society
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
CARRIED BRASS KNUCKLEs.
Union at Knoxville Causes the Ar
lest Of a Non union Man.

Knoxville Tenn, june. 17.-Clem Ingel-
sing, expert machinst, was arrested here
tonight on Il warrant sworn ont by Ii. +.
Henry, President of the local union of
machinists, charging him with attempt
ed assault and carrying brass knucklcs.
lngelsing Is n hof-lnion man, who came
from New York city several days ago. II
was understood to work in the blacksmith
shop Of the Southern Railway. He has
bcaen working in the machine shop. ana
B. f. Henry, ii. Il. Baumz, A. u. Put
man and II. A. Michaes demonstrated
with him. An argument eiisurd, ana ii
Is charged that Ingclsing removed tho
brass knncklcs from his trousers pocket
to his coat. in order to have them conycn-
lent. A constable was called and arrest
ed lngelsing Several hours later Super
lntendent G. l.. Ewing, of the Southern
Railway and Attorney w. Il. Wclckcr
secured bond for the prisoner.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
DAYTON STRIKES TWO SIDES
As Seen by the Company-From the
Workmen's Standpoint.

Our system of treating employees wns
Il success, and did pay as 10 eur sclliu.
force, as TO our office and recording force
and as to all our women wol kers, An
these together number more than one
third of our employees.
Among the mechanics in the factory
II was Il success for years, ana until
the uniors came in. Since then what we
have done has been worse than wasted
under the conditions Of union manage
mcnt here, III many cases. For instance
,lir striking mouldcrs have many rules,
some of which hurt the equality Of tho
work and some of which Increased its
cost. Their rules conceded MS To ten
hcnrs' time. We voluntarily conceded
them nino and Il half hours. and also
twenty-five minutes more Of our time
each day to wash np. They took on.
concessions and made AL of the eXac-
tl0nS on top Of What We conceded. No
manufacturing business in this country
can continue under such conditions.
| make no complaint against all The
unions. The printers, who are Intelligent
men. give MS nc trouble. do not know
how many unions there are in oltr fac
tory. hut ther" are too many-;tt least
ltwenty-four.
| We offer to open our factory with
union labor, without stipulations as Ia
the future on the part of the men. II
they do not accept our offer we will
cross that bridge when we come to it.
am ready to cross il now.-Iohn III. Pat
trrson president National Cash RcgiSr
| Company.
| The present trouble dates back 70 1897
Ii originated when the men in the brass
mounting department decided to form Il
union to protect themselves against the
tyranny Of the foreman IN the depart
mnnt a man by the name Of McTaggart
who. mt that time. was proud of his re-
cord as labor crusher. At tn" least
pr0vooation from one of the union men
he wcnld discharge him. In that way h,
has succeeded in getting rid of all but
six Of the original union men.
The international organization, rcaliz
ing that something must he done to say,
its members from further discrimination
decide Il to wait on the company and de-
mand the reinstatement of two men il
ease the company should increase it,
force in the future. But the company
had no ears for any one against Mr.. Me
Taggert.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
STATIONARY FIREAIEN TO
STRIKE.

Wilies-Barre, Ph., June 1.-THE sta
tionary firemcn of this State, repre-
sented by delegates in convention here.
decided today to demand an cight-hour
day and to strike il the demand is not
granted. They now work twelve hours.
They also nsk for the sane pay MS at
present. This ranges from $1.33 paid
in the western part of the State 10 81 50
paid by some Of the coal companies in
the anthracite region. The organization
has membership OF abont 5000. but
four-lifths Of the total number Of Sta
tionarx steam makers in the State and
il Is growing daily. Tie demand is to
be presented TO all employers before
July 8, and they are to have until July
IA to answer.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
SAMUEL CAsPFRsON's FUNERAL
Was Employed by the p, w. & B.
Railroad for 81 Years.

The funeral of Samuel Casperson, for
many years milk agent of the Mary
land division Of the Philadelphia, Will
mington II Baltimore railroad took piac
yesterday afternoon. Services We're con-
Quoted at his late home, No. 210 East
Third street by the Rev. w. l.. 5.
Murray, ut 2 o'clock. lnterment WAS
made in the Riverview cemetery. Mem
bcrs of Hope LoIge, /. o. o. T., of
which the deceased was a r.emDcr, acted
as palllYarers.
Mr.. Caspcrson had been in the employ
of the company for iiffy-four years. rh.
deceased was II brother of j. Il. Casper
son, freight agent of the F., w. n b.
railroad, and George Casperson. lie also
was a prominent member of Asbury NJ.
Il. Church.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
CONTRACT FOR STREET LIGHT
May be Awarded This Morning.
Citizens to Oppose Trolley Line.

AT the regular meeting of the BGrrd
II Directors of the Street and Sewer
department this morning it is probable
he contract for street lighting will hr
lwarded. In view of the figures Of its
lid it is generally expected that the VIII
mington City Electric Company will r.
Give the award for electric lighting.
There is much interest in the matter and
he action of the directors is awaited
with interest.
Residents of West Tenth street will
make formal protest against the request
II the Wilmington City Railway Com
.,any for privilege to build Il railway
line in the street. Property owners along
the street are bitterly opposed to the line.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
HARRY L. WYATT ORDAINED.
To be Assistant Pastor of Bethlehem
Church Philadelphia.

Harvey l.. Wyatt. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Wyatt of No. 1908 Mad
son street, who was Il member OF West
Presbyterian Church, was ordained
into the Presbyterian ministry at Beth
lchcm Presbyterian Church, Broad and
Diamond streets, Philadelphia, on sun
,lay evening. AIR. Wyatt will be assist
ant TO the Rev. Dir. Davies, pastor Of
that church. Dir. Agnew presided and
the constitutional questions.
He also made the orlaining prayer. Dr.
Davies preached the sermon. The Rev
a. N. Neigwin, pastor of West Iresly
terian Church, this city, gave the charge
to Mr.. Wyatt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
EAGLES ON AN EXCURS ION.
Played Ball and Had Fine Time at
Woodland Heacn.

Wilmington Aere, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, took II largely attended excur-
sion to Woodland Beach yesterday
About 1900 went to the beach On pleasure
bent and had very enjoyable time. \
large party of Eagles from Chester
went on the excursion.
\ good time was had on the boat on
the trip to the pleasure grounds and at
the be ach the feature of the day was Il
baseball game between Wilmington
and Chester Eagles. The score was 4
to 2 i'll favor of Wilmington. Bainy's
batting and Kcough's fielding from third
base were features of the game. Schiner-
berer of Chester was much disgruntlcd
at the result Of the game.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
CAItLISS MACHINISTS STRIKE
nAI,I


Providence, June 1T.-The machinistS'
strike at the Cglliss Stcam Engine
hrnhcl Of the International Power Conn
pany's works was declared off yesterday
The men unanimously voted this morning
to return to work on Monday. The Llen
get the nine-honr day with Il promise Of
about seven and a half per cent. increase
in wages by October / and time and a
half for overtime and double time on
Sunday. and holidays; a fiftyfour-hour
shift for both night ana day men; an
agreement upon the number of apprrnt-
ices for each man, and the same terms
for over time for apprentices and helpers
II was MISC agreed by both sides tlat
il any difficulty arose among the mon
they should at once report it TO the tor
poration and that the corporation must
give IN answer within thirty days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Martin w. Pyle of Constitution. York
county. Pa, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T.. l. Truman of this city, re-
turned to his home yesterday.
Miss Florence Friend has returned 70
her home in this city after several
months visit to relatives in Dallas.
Texas. She entertained number of her
friends last evening.
Mr.. Fceley, managing editor of the
Newark, n. j., Evening and Sunday Sun,
with his wife, is visiting the Misses
Bailey at Third and Grant avenue.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Furniture Car Team of Leland Col.
Inns Crashes Into Another Vehicle.

The furniture ear team of Leland Col
llis ran away from Second and Lombard
streets yesterday afternoon and collidcd
with the buggy of Alexander Harris of
Brandywinc, hundred at Second and
French streets, dr.noliSling il.
Collins team WAS caught ut Busll's
wharf Damage was done To II number
If wagons in front of the Novelty Car
"ilgc Wo'ks.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Preachers Association Meeting

The Rev. Il. n. Cantweil, editor If tie
Peninsula Methodist, read u paper on The
"Doctrnc of Eternal Punishment" at
the meeting of the NJ. Il. Preachers As
sociation yesterday morning An invita-
tion extended to the association by the
Rev. w. w. King, pastor Of Grac" NJ.
H. Church, to 20 on an excursion 10
Cape May ON June 10 was acccp' j.
About twenty of the minist rs and their
wives will 20 on the trip.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Minstrel Quartet Complimented.

In an article in reference TO the re-
.ent banquet of the Anniversary AsSo-
iation Of the Jr. 0. u. A. NJ held In
Philadelphia, the ,Ir. o. L. 4. II. t,ryinw
If that city compliments tn" Wilmington
Minstrel Quartet which rr.ldrrrd several
elections. The quartet consists Of Eu
;ene Start, Elmer Il. Benson. William
h. Johnson and Henry 4. We'll.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
JOHN ELLSWORTH, sToWAwAY.
Came Into Port on British Steamer
Tankerville From England.

John Ellsworth, colored, a stowaway,
came into port yesterday morning on the
British steamship Tankerville from
South Shields, England. Ellsworth got
aboard while the vessel was dislhargng
her cargo at the English port and was
not discovered until she was well out
to sea.
Ellsworth protested against being sent
back to Europe claiming to be an Amcri-
can citizen. On that ground he will
fight against being sent back. Collector
of the Port Cooper will investigate the
matter,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
DELAWARE CHANNEL TO
BE DUG FOR TRAFFIC

The Wilmington Steamboat Company,
The boats Of which ply between this city
and Trenton, \. j., Nill today begin to
drcdgr the Delaware River between
Philadelphia and iortientown Two large
drrdgrs will be put to work, and I'LL the
dirt taken ont will he conveyed far in
land. The cost Of the operation is eN-
pccted to reach $25,0OO.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Examining Board to Meet.

The annual meeting of the homco
lmthic Medical Examining Board will be-
opened at the office of DIR. Charles NJ.
Almond, No. 913 Tatnall strc.. today
and will continue until Thursday There
will be Mt least one candidate for cN-
animation. The allopathic hoard will
meet in Dover at the same time.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Taken Suddenly Ill.

Ellen Rooney, while going to worl; at
3anrrofts mills yesterday morning was
taken suddenly i'll at Gilpin avenue and
Clayton street. She was removed to
her home No. so Kentmcre road in thu
Phoenix An,buzlnncc
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Layins Church Foundation.

rhr excavation in the work of con
Struction of the First United Presbytcr-
ian Church 1T Third and Broom streets
is completed and men are now engaged
in laying the foundation for the building.
The work will lie pushed ahead as rapid
lY rs npSSihle.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Work on Street Railways.

pairing to lay tracks on King street above
Sixth. Poles are being planted along the
street. Work on the Seventh street line
WAS not resumed yesterday as the re-
auired material did not arrive. The rad
red is being graded and repaired.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
The Nine=HOur Shops.

American Die and Tool Co.
Hilles and Jones Go.
Remington Machine Go.
Pusey and Jones Go.
Delaware Hard Fibre Co.
George w. Baker & Go.
Jackson and Sharp Co.
Trump Bros. Machine Go.
A. l.. Henaerer Sons.
Chicago Electric Hose Co.
Novelty Machine Co.
+. f. SlOcOmb & Co.
b. 4. Shaw Co.
Belts Machine Go.
Standard Tool & Machine Co.
Diamond State Steel Go.
Delaware Machine Go.
LObdell Car Wheel Company,
Walker and Elliott.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
MFR. Cooper,s Condition Improved.

The condition of Peter L. Cooper. who
was seriously injured sometime ago in
runaway accident, is slightly improved.
He is now able to be our of bed ut
times.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18

The Wilmington City Hallway Com
pany has decided TO run cars on !hr
Spruce street line only as far as Fifth
street until the paving along til" line is
completed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
READING STRIKE CLOSES SUB.
SIDT\RY AIJTTS

Reading, Pa. June flowing TO the
strike at the Readitg Iron Company's
mills the Blandon rolling mill ana Soy
fert's puddle mill had to shut down.
The big car shops have been put on i've
days n week.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Supervisor Dugan on Euty.

Street Supervisor James Dugan who
was discharged last week. was ril,-
stated ON Friday and went to work again
yesterday morning,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
MACHINISTS GET
PRAISE OF CITIZENS
Words of COmmendatiOn From Ministers
and Prominent People.
MUCH INTEREST IN THE BENEFIT GAME TODAY

written agreement was drawn up and
signed Saturday. The strike affected
about $50 men and they were idle II
month.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
June Term ofCourt.

The June term of the United States
Circuit Comt will convene this morn
ing. No cases are marked for trial.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
AT STRIKERS CAMPS.
Contributions of Cash From All Over
the Country,

Reading. June 17.-1'his afternoon a
committee of the Womcns Auxiliary of
the Federated Trades Corncil visited the
camp of the Reading Iron Company
strikers on Fritz's Island and presented
The members OF "Camp Flynn with an
American flag.
Organizer Flynn il receiving daily
many contributions OF cash from various
labor uaions throughout the country.
The second camp Of the strikers. estab-
lished seN eral days ago along the Tul
prhocken creek, about five miles north
Of Rea ling. is growing in proportions.
This camp had Il large number of viSi-
tors today.
The strike situation remains unchanged
and it looks as though il will he Il long
time before the 5000 Reading Iron Com
pany employees will be at work again.
Baltimore. Md. JuEc 1.-THE strike of
machiaists employed by the Detlick \
Harvey Machine Company, Preston
street aul Jones falls, has been brought
to an end by compromise agreement
and the men are to 90 back next Thurs
LAY. when the work of putting in new
machinery will be completed.
At Il conference between j. s. Dctrirk.
secretary and general manager of the
company. and Il committee of the strik-
rrs-H. ii. Gates, John Henry. w. IT,.
| IIowgatc. George b. Barnhart and III.
lIennebtrger-Mr. Dctrick proposed that
the men return to work mt hours n day
or "a hours n week for the same pay
they had before received for 81 hours,
a r,.h N l....,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18

From Printers Ink.
Money spent in continuous adUey-
tising in the dairy press draWs
interest that is compounded daily.