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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
GLAZERS ARE ORGANIZING.
Union Will Likely Affiliate With
National Body.

A meeting of the Glazers Union,
which is in progress of organization,
was held in Shields Library Hall last
evening. The new union starts cut with
the brightest of prospects, having al
ready about 200 members. 1t promises
to he one of the strongest labor organi-
cations in the city in short time. 1t is
expected that every glazcr in the city
will be enrolled before long.
Marcellus Wait Of Philadelphia, gem
cral organizer Of the Amalgamated
Leather Workers of America, addressed
the union and urges upon them the I'M
por,ance Of connecting themselves with
the national organization; that better
work could be done thereby. He made IL
very favorable impression and it is likely
that the new union will affiliate with the
national body.
A discussion took place at the meeting
about piece work, it being charged that
number of Elazers in certain shop
were doing piece work. A shop com
mittec was appointed to investigate the
matter and report.
General Organizer Wait returned to
Philadelphia early this morning. lie is
meeting with much success in organizing
leather workers. He only recently or
ganizcd a glazers' union in Philadelphia
with 25O members. Yesterday he sent
to the national body charters for the
Leather Trade council of Philadelphia
and the following Philadelphia unions:
Stakers' Union, Beam Hand Union and
Glazprs' Union.
There is a Stakers' Union and also a
Beam Hand Union in this city which
are affiliated with the Amalgamatcd
Leather Workers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

ion also ordered strike. This will
make a total Of over 5000 union work
men who have stopped their labor since
the middle Of May last, divided as fol-
lows:
City Front federation, comprising IA
organizations, 1900 men; machlnists
and iron workers, 1000; cooks and
walters, 1.500; teamsters, 1000.
Complete Tie Up IL Planned.
The tie up will be complete IL the
plans of the labor unions are success.
full. They hope to stop the loading aud
even to prevent the moving Of ships
that are now almost ready for depar.
ture. Unless the proprietors and man.
ayers are able to secure sufficient non.
union help to load and man their yes.
sells the strike will practically mean
the closing Of the port and the suspen.
sion of business In the wholesale and
manufacturing sections of San Fran.
cisco and Oakland.
The ferryboats are not affected by
the strike. Union men employed on
them will not be called out, and local
travel and freight transfers will not be
disturbed.
When the news of the action of the
federation was sent to the various
headquarters Of the unions interests,
it was greeted with tumultuous cheer.
ina showing that all of the organiza.
uons were IN accord with the strike or
der
Members of the Employers associa.
tion state that they have fully consid-
cred the cost of the strike and are pre-.
pared to meet 1t. The steamship man
ayers will hold a meeting to consider
their course. They are not members
of the Employers association, but will
act in harmony with 1t. They express
the opinion that they will be able to
move ocean going vessels, but will not
disclose their plans.
The City Front federation has issued
a statement In which 1t reviews the sit
uation and states that the strike wac
not ordered until all honorable means
of effecting settlement had been tried
in vain
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
Harvest ftOme,

Tho W. c. L. U. of Stanton and Mar.
shallton md the l. O. G. T. of Marshall.
ton will hold Harvest Home in 'ho
grove Of Edward Cranstnn on Thursday
August TO- Addresses will be mads m,rn
ing and evening. Rev. G. H. Mead of
Of New York, whose addresses ars said
to be mastery, matchless and marvellous.
Rev. Vim. l.. White Of Ssaford, Del.
Rev. A Green of Newport, and other able
speakers will lie present. Vocal mu 'ic
by the League Quarett. OF Wilmington,
also band of music will bs present.
Dinner and supper will be provided for
the small sum of 25 cent. Ice Crea IN
and all kinds of refreshments will be
sold Come and en- joy u day iu the grows.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
DEGISTER'S ORDER
II RE0IsTERs OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE, COUNTY, DEL,

Upon the application Of III wood Il. Green,
Executor Of Bennett J. Klair late OF
Christiana Hundred. in said county, dc.
ceased it IL ordered and directed .by
the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give noticeof granting Of Letters Testamen.
tary upon the estate Of the deceased, with
The date Of granting thereof, by causin. Al,er.
tisements to be posted within forty days from
the dateof such Letters in six Of The most pub.
lie places of the county Of New Castle, requir.
ing all persons having demands against the ss.
tate, topreseut the sume. or abide by al act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 10 be inserted within the
samepericd in the DAILY r EPU BL,CAN, . news.
paper publishedin Wilmington. Del. and to bs
continued therein three weeks Q. Q. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of Of.
Gs fee Of the Register aforesaid, at Viii
i,--' mingtOn, in New Castle county afors
kaid, the day and year above written
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register.
NlyTICE- Notice is hereby given thatLetters
Documentary were in due form Of law
granted untothe undersigned, on the eth day
Of July. A. D.. lJJl, and that all persous
having claims against the estate Of the dcceas
ed must present the came, duly attested. to the
suid Executor. On or before the Sth day
Of July 1907, or abide the Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
MWOl'D l., GRkfN,
Executor.
Address: Kennstt square, Pa va
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
IiNcs WITH Hole 10 Brain

Scveu.year.old Samuel Appleby
with a bullet hole through his brain
liycsonat the City Hospital, furnish.
ing the most remarkable case Of the
character known to medical science.
The fact that the victim lives is not
the most surprising feature but that
he escaped instant paralysis is a
phenomenon.
The child was hit almost over the
ear, the bullet passing through what
IS known as the silent area Of the
brain and making an exit on the
other side at directly opposite spot
from the point Of entrance. Not an
artery was rupturcd and there is
about an even chance that the lad
viii recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

NJ UTICE-IO Mill CREEK AD., TAI
IN payers IwiIl meet NH Creek Hd tax
payers during the month Of July at the fol.
lowing named places and give the 8 per cent.
discount allowed by law:
At my homo Nsrshslltnn. on Monday after.
noon July ED and July 18th between 80 and
I o'clock.
Court House, Whining ton, July 10th ami
Nth, between 10 and II 80 In the morning aud
lS0 and 2. 50 10 the afternoon.
Post ONCE Hocksssin, Tuesday, July 23d,
between 10 and IL 4 m.
Union, Demvssy's store, Tuesday July 23d,
between l. 80 and p. "a.
Milford Cross Roads, Thursday, July 26th,
between 10 and u q. m,
Red Mills, Thursday, July 25th, between l
andB.B0 p. m,
Stanton HOTEL Friday, July 18th, Detw
10 and IL L. m.
Marshall ton, Friday, July 28th, between
l.50 and p. m.
Csi Hector Of Taxes for MIL Creek Hid.
iys 10 augl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
Trying to Buy Battle Abbey.

London. July 3u.-lt is rumored tina,
Cecil Rhodes is negotiating for the pur
chase of Battle abbey. with Il view t,
presenting ii to the nation. This abbey
is one Of the most interesting and ven
land. It was founded by William the
Conqueror in ful!illment of IA vow made
by him during the battle of Hastings
aud is reported TO stand on the spot
where Harold fell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
BRIDEGROOM s2, Bride 70.

Clinton. Mass. July 30.-.Joseph Sta.
Piles of Berlin. 50 years old. and Mrs.
Mary Jane Blanchard of Clinton. 10
years old. have been married by the
Rev. A. NJ. Osgood. pastor of the Meth
odist church. Staples is veteran OF
the civil war and draws Il pension.
Both he and his wife have several chil.
dren and II number of grandchildren
They will live in Berlin. where Staples
owns Il small farm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
Boy Drowned In Abandoned Mine.

ShanIukin. Pa, July 30 Joseph 'Sl
lahan. Is years old. and number OF
companions visited an abandoned mine
breach full of water to enjoy swim.
Callahan was the first to disrObe and
waving his hand AT his companions,
took "A running dive into the water and
dit, not rise. II is believed he sank tC
the bottom and his body became fas
in layers Of coal.
Pure Ice Cream only at Bccketts Cafe
7th and Shiplcy streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
tnnreIlirg Machine.

\ ucw rapid "anc'linr machine was
placed III operation ut the local post
office yesterday, which gives u double
seq, ice, A. the I'D MA, hnr is also in use,
rh" now machine, which is operated by
rl"Ctr'IIN has a capacity for ranc"ling
IonO letters Il minnie, hu' fur the pre- sent
il Will not he run faster than GOO per
mlutc, whiln the Old machine cancels
5u0 p,r minute. I h" new On" will carry
not UnIy letters, but also magazines,
books and small packages, which arr"
forced through hy a draft Uf air,
The new machine is used for cancelI-
nr outgoing. mail and til" old one for in.
coming mail, which has been cancelled
hy hand heretofore, The new machine is
Nuli" an acquisition to the poS'oNrr
equipment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
CRUCIAL DAY IN
STEEL STRIKE.
SHORTER HOURS FOR BARRIERS.

SHORTER HOURS FOR BARRIERS.
A permanent organization of the Jour
neymen BARRIERS Protective League will
be effected at Shields Library Hall to
the organization is to secure Il shorter
working day. 1t is said that the ma
jority of the employing BARRIERS are
favorable to the movement and the pros
pects are that no difficulty will he OK
pcrienced in having ii put in effect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

THE widow and children ol Mr.
George W. Vernon, the deceased
editor and founder Of tie REpUB-
LlcAN, are deeply indebted to the
press Of this city, and the citizens
in general, for the many expressions
OF the esteem III which the deceased
was held,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
FILLING STRIKERS PLACES

Sharon, July 3o.--Anothcr car load of
moldcrS and clippers to fill the places
of strikers was brought from phiadcl-
phia today by the American Steel Cast
ing Company. The company expects to
twenty-five Of the new employees were
persuaded to return to Philadelphia to-
dny by the strikers. The strike Of the
blacksmiths Mt the National Steel Works
has been settled, the company conced-
ing the strikers practically all they
asked.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

Logan, Ohio.--Over 500 miners en-
ploycd at the new Pittsburg mine OF
johnson Bros, struck yesterday and the
mine is tied up, owing to the transfer
Of trackman to mining which the
miners claim was in violation of their
agreement with the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
trikc today. Neither were any more
strike-breakers" brought here up to this

strike today. Neither were any more
''strike-breakers" brought here up to this
evening.
Several of the boilermakers have had
offers 81 positions at ut-of-tewn places.
and intended to go away this week, but
they have decided not to go for the pres
ent. When asked for reason they said
"Bccause we expect to go back to our
old jobs soon" The machinists and
other employees at the locomotive shops
who did not go out nre still at work to.
day, and there seems to be no probability
of their quitting.
1900 MORE READY TO STRIKE.
Youngstown, Ohio, July 3O.--The Union
furnaccmen of the Mahoning and Shcn
ango Valleys, who number about 1870
workmcn, We're notified today by the
American Federation Of Labor to go on
strike il the present steel strike is not
settled this week. The Federation of La
Dor, it is reported, considers the sale Of
the 10000 tons Of pig iron last week by
the Bessemer Association to the United
States Steel Corporation as aiding the
combine in its strike against the Anal.
gamatcd Association.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

BOYS as well as men should be
careful n handling fire arms The
careless habit OF blowing III guns
and pointing them at people when
they are supposed to I've unloadcd
should be punished, Hardly Il day
passes but an accident is recorded
as result Of the careless handling
Of fire arms
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
The narketS.

Eggs were selling from Is to zoe. ;
butter, 2bc to ESQ a pound; corn l2c to
10 cents u dozen; pork, IL cents u lb;
oranges IS cents to 4Oc u dozen; mutton
SC to l2c a pound; potatoes Zoo bu ,hel i;
cabbage &c to bc head; chickens. 4Oc to GOc
each; beef from &C to Csc pound; veal, l0c
TO 20 cents do; calf's liver, 25 cent, do. ;
rhubarb 3 cents bunch; tomatoes IL
cents a quar.er.
Raspberrios scents q pint; pinc apples
10c each; string beans l0c q quarter OF q
box;cucumbers 1c to 3c zach, beets sc u
bunch; gooseberries &c u box; cherries 70
and l0c quart; black berries sc q quart:
egg plants &c TO 12o each; peacEes 20c to
80 cents quarter can teloupes so basket
water melons 20c to 81 cents each,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
STRIKING CAR

STRIKING CAR
BUILDERS HOPEFUL.
Scranton. July 30.-Thc striking ear
than ever. you'll hear something in
tcrrSting from Buffalo within the next
twenty four hours" said one Of the men
as they left the Court House this morn
ing. He refused to say anything more
on the subject, but evidently referred to
the expected strike in the New York
Central shops in Buffalo, where work
has been done the last few weeks on
Lackawanna cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1901.

Now Ex-Governor Hastings turns
against the machine OF Peunsylva-
MIA politics as he calls it. and with
out whose help he never could have
been elected Governor OF Pennsyl-
vania, He delivered quite re-
markable speech yesterday at the
Republican County Convention held
at Bellefonte. Pa. Tasting said
'Gentlemen, | havelived among you
for the past "a years. l have been
honored by you and my party far
beyond my deserts. l am not a
candidate for office and have no
further political ambition, but l
love ny party and its principles and
will always be defender of its
faith Hastings completely knock.
ed out John Hamilton and Johu X.
Thompson, two Quay men. At the
same time, one reason why General
Hastings is out OF politics is be-
cause he could not control the ma
chine that elevated him to the Gov
ernorshlp. He is now getting his
revenge on the men he accuses OF
cutting short his political aspira.
tons. 1t remains to be seen who
comes out on top when election day
rolls around. Gen. Hastings and
other kickers are now. apparently,
on top. Still, If these men are right
and anything like the same state
of affairs exists IN Pennsylvania
that exists in Delaware, then we
don't blame Hastings and his fol.
lowers tor revolving.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

In short time the Wilmington
City Railway Company will have
their new street sprinkler and ex.
pect to have it IN operation Uy
August 10th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
ARRANGLMENTs have been made

ARRANGEMENTS have been made
Rby the F., W. a b. II. L. Co, to
haul the Delaware peach crop,
which IT Is thought will be large
This year. At the shopso Of the Com.
pany in this city, over 400 cars
have been fitted up with shelves Tor
that purpose. It looks as ii the
crop this year would be a paying
one to comm Sslon merchants and
growers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

Col. THEo. TOWNSEND, OF Mil.
ford, says it is all hoax about
there being AIRY mosquitoes at
Slaughter S Beach. More than
that, it is SO cool at night. that
while we cosmopoIltans are sweiter-
ing in heat. the resldeut, Of Siaugh-
ter Beach sleep with blankets over
them. Besides being cool, il has
the best fishing for hundreds Of
miles. We don believe there are
any mosquitoes in Delaware. at
least Of that annoying kind that
drive people away from any town
on the Peninsula.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

A GIGANTIC swinde has been un-
earthed, in which some parties IN
New York City have been flooding
the mails with circulars, sending
them to all parts OF the country,
asking for subscriptions to a two
million dollar fictitious pool for
deal IN September corn. All these
pools are more or less swlndles.
You may make a few dollars IN the
first and second pool. but you will
lose every dollar if you keep on
fooIlng with these sharks long
enough.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31
STRIKES IN VARIOUS PLACES
STRIKES IN MANY PLACES.

SIRlkE Els in MANY ILAN Els.
Ogdrnsburg, ~. Y.-The longshorcmen
engaged in loading the steamer McNittic,
of the Rutland Transit Line, demanded
35 cents an hour overtime on Saturday
night and being refused went on strike
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

Joliet, 1ll.--The strike at the Pressed
ago, has been amicably settled. The 200
men returned to work on the piece scale.
They formerly received day wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

Paterson. y. 1.-THE Ceilings Il No
Ian Co.. silk manufacturers, have de.
cidrd TO give their weaycrs, who have
been on strike. the wage schedule of 1894,
minus Is per cent. These are the terms
demanded by the strikers. The weavers
mill.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

A boon to travellers. Dr.. Fowler Ex
9ract Of Wild strawberry. Cures dyse u
tory, rrhoea, seAsickness nausea. Pleas
ant to take. Perfectly harmless.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

The Water Department does not
think that they should pay
more than one-,hlrd o. the cost tor
repairing the damage made by the
breaking ot the bank Of the Rodney
street basin several months ago
The Street and sewer Department
thinks otherwise aud have rendered
~ bill Tor the amount they
AWater Department should
1t is hoped the matter wiz
settled without resol ting TO the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

AT Newport, r. l., where fete
was held Yesterday, several pic
lures Of Admiral Sampson, which
had been used in decorating for the
occa sion, were torn into shreds,
while the pictures of Admirals
Dewey and Sch!cy were unmolestcd.
Sampson does not know how un.
popular the controversy over who
was the greatest hero at the battle
of Santiago has made him. All
those who took part IN the Spanish
American war are deserving Of the
greatest praise. The newspapers
do not love Sampson for the lndig-
mites he heaped on a newspaper
correspondent,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

Eagles 18th annual to Atlantic City
saturday, August 10 b Bridge route,
Dev'lod Crab. at Becketts Cafe, 7th and
Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

SUCH quantity Of grasshoppcrs
arrived on the farms Of c ID. Ito!
comb, S. a. Morse and Samuel
MlCraney yesterday at Canton, Pa.
tha, the buckwheat fields on the
three farms were completely cover
ed with the insects, aud they de.
voured It in short order. i hev
then attacked another patch OF
buckw heat but wood ashes scat.
tered over the gram stopped them
in their greedy career and they
left Tor mere congenlal fields.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

J. p. WETHERILL. JR., OF Phila.
delph,a. yesterday had rather an
exciting experience with his yacht,
a quarter rate at Newport, n. |.
He was on his way to the yacht
club pier, when in jiobing, he up
set and was struck heavily by the
boat as he turned. He got her
righted when the same accident
was repe ated. He was rescued as
he sank TO the bottom. Boating
has its perils as well as its pleas.
ures. and we sometimes think the
pleasures do not balance the perlls.
When going boating be sure you
take some one along who knows
how 10 sail the boat. Inexperienced
persons often have cause to regret
yenturlng in sail boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

New IOrk.lt was said at the head
quarters Of the striking garment work
ers and tailors that no definite day could
be set for the men to return to work.
At least $1,000 would have gone back this
morning, but the action of the Contrac-
tors Association in making demands
upon the manufacturers blocked the pro
grammr. Until contractors and manu-
jority of the strikers will have to re.
main idle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-31

Minneapolis s.-At conference this
afternoon between representatives Of
the Packers and Nailers Union and the
-four nllcrs the latter. while granting TIE
advance in wages asked, absolutely de-
clined to sign a contract for a year or
any other period. The union representa-,
tivrs withdrew and will further conSid'"
the situation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-12
OFFICIAL
Star Route Established several New In
corporations FILED Papers.
STAR ROUTE EsTABLIsHED.

STAR ROUTE ESTABLISHED.
Star route mail service has been 90
tabiished between la Belle. Taos county.
and Eiizabethtown. Colfax county.
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
The Alcazar Copper company 'llei In
corporation papers In the office Of Terri
torial Secretary J. W. Reynolds. The
incorporators are r. 7. Tingley, August
Baum. Albert Fisher. George BALI, q.
a. vehr. NJ. II. Fletcher. Louis @. Sic
bel. Cincinnati: a. ]. Borden, c. 10. Al
lnirc Of San Antonio. Socorro county.
The capital II sl.coO.0cO. divided into !,
10000 shares. The company will work
the Banner. Calumet, st. Mark ara Eek
change mining lodes Mt Alcazar. In the
Chloride mining district. Socorro county.
The headquarters OF the company are
at San Antonio. Socorro county tn
directors are r.. p. Trngley, August
Baum, NJ. II. Fletcher. Loui q. Siehel.
Of Cincinnati. O.; A. J. Borden and c.. Il.
| Allaire. San Antonio. Socorro county.
The Monometallist Mining and Milling
company of Kansas city filed incrrpcra.
tion papers. The hcddqua ctsfs ore 1t
Junction city. Kas. The In ,rp r'trrs
and directors are Thomas r. Knox. Fort
Riley, kas.; William IL. az ny. Marion
II. Foss, James V. Humphrey of Junction
city. Kas William a. Connor, organ,
n. NJ. The capital Is 10000, divided hto
Go,0oo shares. Jesse Brascl is apo Iintrd
The New Mexico agent. with hcal AR
ters Mt organ, Dona Ana county.
Charles Francis, Sturgis. s. D.; Thomas
r. Knox. Fort Riley. Kas.; william u.
| Going. Marion III. Foss. James V. Hum
| phrey OF junction City, Kas., dirnctnra,
filed incorporation papers In the Office OF
Territorial Secretary j. w. PhY1olls for
the Stonewall Jackson and Dixie Mining
and Milling company Of Kan%as Head
a quarters at Junction city, kas.; capital
$4,000, divided into q. 10 .ht"'s New
Mexico agent. Jesse Brazel. with toad
quarters at Organ. ID Una Alt county
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-12

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