Evening journal., 1901-12-27
GROVER CLEVELAND ACCEPTS
appointment to Industrial Department Of
the National Civic Federation

Now hlkt l''tt atsr-H HA-i ltnit'ui
Grover Cleveland has accepted appoint
ment to the Industrial Department of the
National Civic Federation created at the
recent peace conference OF labor and
capitalist leaders.
The members of the committee are:
THE PUBLIC.
Grover Cleveland. Cornelius y. Bliss,
Charles Francis Adams. Archbishop John
ireland. Bishop Henry c. Potter, Charles
W. Eliot, president Harvard University
Franklin MacNeagh, Chicago; James III.
Eckels. John J McCook John e.. Mil
burn, Buffalo Charles j Bonaparte. Bal
timore; Oscar $. Sraus, Ralph Nj. Eas-
ley.
ORGANIZED LABOR.
Samuel Gomper-. president OF the
American Federation of Labor; John
Mitchell, president of the United Mine
Workers, f. 4. Sargennt, grand master
on the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men; Il. j. Shailer president of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers. James Duncan, secre-
tary of the Granite Cutters Association,
Daniel J. Keefe, president Of the Inter
national Association of Longshorcmen;
Martin Fox president of the National
Iron Moulders Union; james NJ. Lynch,
president of the International Typograph-
ical Union; Edward Il. Clark. grand con-
ductor, Brotherhood of Railway Conduc-
tors; Henry White, secretary OF the Gar
mcnt Workers of America; Walter Mac
Arthur. editor of the Coast Seamans Is
Journal, San Frnncisco james OCon-
nell, president of the International Assoc
citation of Machmists.
EMPLOYERS.
Senator Marcus A. Hanna, Cleveland. /.
Charles NJ. Schwah, president United
States Steel Corporation; :. II. Gala
way, American Locomotive Works;
Charles Moore. president National Tool
Company; j. ID. Rockefeller. Jr.; II. II.
Nreeland. Metropolitan Street Railway
Company Lewis Nixon, Crescent Ship
yard, Elizabcthport \. j.; James A.
Chambers, president American Glass
Company, Pittsburg, Pa; William II.
Pfnhler. president National Association
Stove Manufacturers Philadelphia, Pa,
l.. T. ..ipley. president Atchism. Topeka
an, Santa Fe Railway; Marcus NJ.
Marks. president of National Association
Clothing Manufacturers j. Kruttschnitt,
president of Southern Pacific Railway
Company.
Philadelphia. Dee. 27- Eugene A
Corey. hookkeepcr for Barnes 81 Lohand
auciioneers has disappeared from hi.
home at the northwesf-eomer of Park
and Montgomery avenues, and Is alleged
10 he short ia his accounts with his en-
ployers 20 the extent Of about $4,000
iwo months ago. it Is stated hy a mem
hcr Of the firm, Corey's accounts wer,
discovered 10 be- incorrect An expert ex
animation Oi the books was made, whicl
showed that the boOkkeepcr had falsihet
his entries continuously for two or three
years and had received cash over ant
above the sum OF his returns 70 the cx
tent OF the amount mentioned.
Washington. Dec. 27.-A score OF high
ranking officers Of the navy and army
wil be- placed on the retired list during
the coming year.
The most prominent are Rear-Admira
/ w. T. Sampson and Major-General El
well Il. Otis, commanding the Military
/ Department of the Lakes. Mnjor-Gencra
John r. Brooke commanding the Mill
tary Department of the East Brigadier
/ General George NJ. Sternberg Surgeon
General oi the Army, and Major Genera
| Lloyd III. Wheaton. commanding th,
Northern Department of Luzon.