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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-01
Ohio River Railroad,
Time Table Effective Nov. 25th, 1909.
eastern Time
GOING NORTH,


Leave Wilian.stown-
ul.4l q. Ill W w hOOiiA1
s1O:36 a. m. ..... to New Martinsvilla
d12:45 p. m. to Pittsburs and Easa
1851 p. M. Wheeling and Int. pointa
s5:19 D. m, Ohio Valley Express Pitts
burg and East.
"6.12 p. IN. Sistersville and int. points
1907 p. M, New Martinsville and Int.
points.
GOING SOUTH.
SS: Sc a. m. ....... TO ParkersDur&
dill a. m. ..... .... to ParkersburG
s12:03 p. NJ, Ohio Valley Express to
Huntington and Cincinnati.
d2:35 p. N. ............... TO kenoVa
"a: 40 p. m. $40 II fleaSdnt
d7:06 p. m. 80. ......to ParkersouTS
1854 p. m. ..... -. Ito Parkersburg
D daily. daily except Sunday.
L. E. CHALENOR.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
The sun., 1901-05-02
SECITRHY TRUST AND SiRE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.

SO Market ST.. wilmington Del
The sun., 1901-05-02
MILLIoNAIREs IN SMASH UP.
Private Car of ID. o. Mills Wrecked
nv Collision In California.

Emigrant Gap. Cal. May LIN the
darkness of the smoke of the snow
sheds Raymond excursion train ran
into the rear end of the limited train.
No. .. at Yuba Pass, four miles east OF
here.
The private car of d. o. Mills was
on the rear Of the limited and was bad
ly damaged. Fireman James Saunders
of The Dalles. Or. was instantly killed,
and many passengers on both trains
nnd men of the train crews were badly
injured.
u. o. Mills and his granddaughter
and Whitcaw Reid and wife had just
seated themselves nj the dining table
in the rear of their car when the crash
came. All were more or less bruised
and scratched, hut none was seriously
injured. Whitelaw Reid received an
ugly cut in the face,
The limited had struck rock in the
sheds and was delayed until the second
section caught up. Saunders was
crushed between the tender and en-
gine. The tender of the second engine
was also driven up into the cab. The
baggage car climbed over the rear ten
der and shot up against the roof OF the
snowshed. knocking down a section OF
/ the shed. Conductor Grant was IN the
baggage ear and was thrown through
+ the door, but is unhurt. The limited
abandoned u. @. Mills private car and
= proceeded eastward,
The sun., 1901-05-02
Farewell, to superintandent.

Tho resignation Of Mr., AMI Mrs. a. S.
Mcsrrvc rs superintendent aud matrun
~ the Ferris Industrial School went into
effect yesterday Their Successors. MIR.
and Mrs IL. 7, rwitchpll are nov III
charge. The Board Of Directors held
its regular meeting NJ the school rrstcr-
day afternoon, After adiumuncnt they
hid goodbye 10 the former Supcrint MI
rnt and matron and wished AIr McServr
success iii his new position aS Superin
tcndrnt Of the workhouSe.
Mr.. MrSeryc made 4 Short address -
farewell 10 the boys ana thanked his
assistant officers for their help while hn
was superintendent of the school pa,
y. Rrinharlt ANA Alfred ,;awthrop also
made short addresses in which they spoke
w The good work donc ~ Mr.. McScrvc
IN the school. Several selections We're
,Hn= w. tlfr school
The sun., 1901-05-02

has ever known. Any one who knows
the value of stocks and studies the
prices Mt which many of them are sell
ing today cannot fail TO realize this.
"NNhen the drop sets in and the public
have had their fill. the consequences
will be awful. II may mean ruin for
thousands. don't think this is very
far away either.
There is no reason for this remark
able advance in stocks.
"Why. some of the things selling on
change today could be reproduced for
half the price now received. They have
no monopoly of these enterprises and
no guarantee that prices can be main
tanned.
'The public or those who have rush
ed madly into Wall street with their
money in Il frantic endeavor TO win
millions will.pay the cost 1t is the his
tory of finance. only this time the dis
aster will be far greater because of the
enormity of the transactions the past
month or two"
Mr. Sage, when asked concerning a
report that the Union Pacific was to he
absorbed by the Northwestern, said;
Il guess if there was to he any OBJ
sorption the Union Pacific would do it,
but there is no truth in the story
Heavy Trading In u. II.
The opening on the Stock Exchange
was again marked by enormous trad
ing and rapid fluctuations in price, es-
,inl ~, mi 4 Il,
5000 shares of this stock were bought
at prices running TO 1lSl4 against l1G7&
ut the previous close. For half an hour
prices held around these opening fig
ureS. Then came sudden rush OF
heavy buying orders. and in hardly
! five minutes $4,000 shares had changed
| hands, running the price up 10 12l
| The tape then recorded the following
/ extraordinary series Of transactions
1 1000 shares at l22la. 500 at 122a,. loo
at 123. 800 at l23Hi. l0o nj III. LOCO N
124i4. 1000 at 124la 800 nj l24A, 20t
at l25. 1000 at l25l.. LOCO at 1869
1000 at l21. 1000 at l21ia. 800 a
127ai. 1000 at 12S. $500 at l2s34. 1000
at 129.
At this figure the rise in Union Pa
cific halted. and il was instantly fol
lowed by immensely heavy selling
Sales of 1900 shares broke the pric
from 100 TO 12T: 5000 more sent it t,
126la, and quick successive sales. a.
gregating S.1oO shares, forced il dow
TO 124la Sales We're made NJ the wild
est variations and bidders on NOR
than one occasion had to pay fu
point over the last quoted price TO &c
their stock.
The bull speculation in stocks brok
ont with renewed yigor in the late af
ernoon, but the important advance
We're largely confined to stocks whic
had not been moved much earlier
the day.
The list included Lackawanna, IIocl
/ ing Valley, Rubber Goods. People
Gas. Glucose Sugar. Wabash prefcrre
the Ontario and Westerns, Reading
New York Central Leather and Bait
more and Ohio, which improved , TO
! points.
/ Union Pacific got up to 129la. b'
other standard stocks moved narrow
!. and We're inclined TO 90 off when mu,
Q stock was encountered on n rise.
The sun., 1901-05-02
MACHINE FIRMS COMBINATION.
of the Details of the
AIIis-ChaImcrs Deal.

New York May 1.-Official announce
ment has been made of the details of
the consolidation of mining machinery
ana engine manufactures. including
the Edward l.. AlliS company of Mil
waukee, Fraser X Chalmers of Chica-
20. the Bates Iron works of Chicago
ana the Dickson Manufacturing com
pany of Scranton. Pa
The board of directors will he Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Judge Gary. chair
man of the hoard of directors of the
United States steel corporation;
James Stillman, president Of the Ma
tional City hank; William A Read Of
Nermilye X 20. William l.. Elliins of
philadelphia. Henry W. Hoyt of chi
cago. Max Pam. general counsel of the
American Strrl and Wire company;
William " Mills, Charles Allis, Ed
ward u. Adams. Frank c. Rigelow,
and NJ. u. COX
The aggregate value of the plants is
placed IL SlO.WnWn. \ working CAPT
tal of a similar amount will be pro
vidcd. OF SaomOOnu authorized capi.
tal S16,2ln.nnn Vt preferred stock and
Sa0,no0WW ui common stock are To he
issued nj once.
The sun., 1901-05-02
STAMPS DID NOT ARRIVE.
The Pan-American Exposition Series
Not Yet on Sale,

1t is expected that the new series of
the Pnn-American postage stamp will be
placed on sale at the local posteffice to-
day. They were to have arrived at the
Federal Bailtlihg yesterday but Postmas-
ter Browne did not receive them for
some unknown reason. In some of the
larger cities the stamps were placed on
sale yesterday.
Collectors of postage stamps will be de-
lighted with the new stamps, for they are
among the neatest and priettiest ever
designed. These stamps will be sold only
when asked for. They are of uniform
dimensions. 0.76 by loo of an inch, the
lower side being horizontal. The borders
take the colors of the regular series of
the same denominations at this date
The words. Commemorative series.
1901" and United States of America"
next below appear above the vignette.
the legend in n line next below the Ger
tral opening, with the denomination in
a line at the bottom. appears in the same
order on all stamps OF the series. All
the lettering is in the white Roman cap
itals. The numerals are all white faced
Arabic in the Roman type, except the
~
Of figure condensed TO secure space for
the two figures. The borders are well
separated from the central pictures, and
the words Of denomination at the bot
tom are proceeded on the same line by
the word Postage" All the central IL
lnstrations are from photographs as the
obeicts represented appear today. and arc
printed in black.
| The 1-cent stamp is designated by q
side-whecl lake steamer with one funnel
On the 2-cent stamp is train of foul
cars and four parcllc railway tracks
An automobile of the closed coach order
with two men on the box. and part OF
the United States Capitol. are seen OF
the 4-cent stamp The largest single spar
steel bridge in the world hearing tw,
trolley cars. with view Of Niagarf
/ Falls hevond, is depicted on the 5-ccnt
stamp. fhe great shin canal locks NJ
Snult Ste. Marie. Mich. are shown nr
the Scent siamp On the 10-cont staml
is an American Line steamship with tw,
| -mnkcstacks and masts.
The sun., 1901-05-02
advance Car Here,

One Of the advance sars of the Fore
Circus. which shows here
en- May %. arrived Yesterday morning
and the men are billing for the city. In
he party are ! +. Allen. f. NJ Coke
Nanicl Malone ] Rosenthal. C. Lang
u. Sweeney. Samuel Rico. r. Hurst. II
4. Scymond. Tohn sharp. James Bliss.
Charles Holmes. John Carrinc. Panl Nc
Grirr, Charles Emerson. David Evans,
L. Roote and Harry Campbell, who are
stopping at the Clayton House. While
10 of the men We're riding in y wagon
acrnSS the r.. w. X Il. railroad tracks
at Fourth street yesterday morning tho
tailhoat,l Oh which thrcc Of them were
sitting broke. rreripitating them to The
railroad tracks. One man was nrctty
hadly hurt. hmt all remained with thu
wagon.
The sun., 1901-05-02
KENT TROLLEY DELAYED.
Company Officials Say Road VIII be
Built.

Because of the delay in the arrival OF
material, work upon the Kent county
trolley has been delayed and this has LED
the farmers and townspeople along the
line to doubt whether the affair is 60 be
pushed to completion by the present
company. Elk, Senator Kenney, who is
counsel for the company, states that ali
the contracts have now been m ade.
the delay ls caused by the inability Of
the company to secure rails OF proper
weight. Fox 4 Sons, OF New York, have
tie contract to furnish the rails This
firm has notified the company that sui
ticient rails for miles of the road will be
delivered in few days. and that on and
after May 10. they will BE- able to furnish
rails at the rate Of so tons per day. The
chief engineer and his assistants are in
Dover and Ia taken possession Of the
company's Office.
The sun., 1901-05-02
DoCKsrApER 5.

Oscar Sisson, Esther Wallace and Wal
ter Caryll Sili present new comedy
sketch commencing this aftern on and
continuing the remainder Of tie week
IL is called Glove Finds a Way ard
when one recalls the strong conedy in
teri relations of this excellent trio in their
.ketches il is but natnri that ose should
expect spn.ethir g equally & cd in this
new one. The suii jet affords sample op-
portunites surely. and the Presentation
Of Love Finds Way viii be aNaitt d
wlh more than ordinary interest.
Ford and Dot West, in a comedy
sketch entitled "The Waiter and the
Maid, have hit upon a great piece OF
fun. They are both clever people and
have been we'll received here this week.
Ruth Royal and Harry MaeFayden, ina
comedy skit entitled AT Auction" and
Little and Pritzkow in singing set con.
tribute largely 70 the general excellence
OF this weeks program. Snow and stone,
black face COMEDY team, have scored
largely at every appearance aud intro
duce some really Original dances and say
ings. Man 4ger Dockstader has done aX.
ceedingly we'll this week in provid 4
such thoroughly high class bill
The sun., 1901-05-02
CONDITION OF CROPS.
Reports on the Fruit Prospects in
delaware.


The Peninsula Horticultural Society
has received the monthly report 81 the
condition of crops in various parts of
the State They follow:
W. +. ALLEN. Salisbury-Peaches ap-
pies and pears, full crops: Strawberries,
full crop: blackbrrrcs, two-thirds crop.
Il. l.. Cchran, Galena-Pcaches, apples,
plumS. pears and ounces. plenty of buds:
many peach trees in full bloom: straw
berries and other berries in bloom. with
prospects of good crop: all fruits un-
injured so far.
r. L. Gulick. Observation-Disclosures,
apples; pears. plumS ounces. cherries,
Strawberries and raspherries, 100 per
cent.
Harry A. Roe Dcnton-Pcachcs in
! full bloom; apples dormant yet, also
pears: plums in partial bloom. prospect
J good; cherries. strawberries. black
hcrries and resphrrrics. normal.
/ Harrison. Berlin Prospects of n full
irrop of all fruits.
! j. W. Hall, Strawberry pros
poet good for what vines wr have. Ow-
] ing 10 the drought of last summer. we
! have very poor stand of plants III the
rows. Season will he late with rasp-
hrrrics. Rackhcrrics promising. Peaches.
apples and pears all promise u good crop.
! Season very wet and cold.
4 Il. G. Peters, lronshire--Pcaches full
crop Pears not as full rs last year. but
prospects are good for fair crop. Apples
rather Shy Of fruit, buds on most variet-
les aS if there would he Il light crop.
! Strawberry crop fair for what patches
g fh.n,,, IN, "a.
don't show MP well. as the season is back
ward.
1 Maxwell. Still Pond Blight has played
havoc with Bartlett and Manning trees 4
10 : years Of age in this section. Two.
thirds Of the other varieties are dead
'earh orchards look well: some are az
fcctcd with the scale. hut are being
treated with Kerosene. which is useless,
Fine prospect for apples. pears an.
berries of all kinds.
Charles Wright, Seafom- Peache,;
ocarS, apples. plums. quinces, cherries
strawberries and hlackbcrrics. 10 pnl
cent. hlackbcrries 30 per cent: rasp
icrricS. 10 per cent,
Charles Barker. Milford-Pcachps an
lies. pears and plumS, good; auinccs an{
herrieS. fair: Strawberries. light CROP
hlackherries. badly winter killed; rasu
berries, all winter killed
). II. Derby oodSide-Pcachcs. an
'lcS. pears and plumS. all in fine shane.
rasph"rrics. winter killed badly.
John j. Black, New Castle Seasor
backward, and peaches not in bloom
Frhits in general promise fair crop. In
no excess of buds in variety. Small
'ruitS promise well. conditions favorable
The sun., 1901-05-02
PIP VAN WINKLE.

Thomas Ieffer on, whose por;r.yal OF
Grip Van Winkle" last ason caueed So
much comment for tie able manutr ii
which he presented this grand old play
comes to the Opera House on SATURDAY.
aftsrnoon and night. Thomas, it is said,
shows the careful training OF masters
hand and the ease OF his manner and the
act Of his adaptation are said to be made
even more striking by the quaint diaIec
which lows so naturally from his lips
He is said to have inherited great deal
public approval. y dpightfdl evenings
entertainment is assured when Thomas
Jefferson and his excellent company
present rip Van Wrinkle"
The sun., 1901-05-02
WARMING BY Mr.. Sage
Financier Declares That a "Black
Friday" Is Coming. --
THE DAY IN WALL STREET.
Enormous Trading on the Exchange
Marked with Rapid F7uctun-
tions In Price, Especially In
Union Pacific Stock.

New York, May Russell Sage de-
.lares in an interview that he believes
the financial world is on the verge of a
BLACK Friday which will prove the
most disastrous in the history Of the
country.
"The public has become strangely
speculative mad" said Mr. Sage when
his opinion was asked on the present
conditions OF the stock market. 1T is
Unprecedented. But there is nothing to
warrant this remarkable imitation of
stocks.
Another Black Friday is pending.
1t will be the worst our financial world
The sun., 1901-05-02
ImpOSed a Heavy Zine.

James Canm"mil" was fined $50 and
costs IN City CnnlT last night for selling
liquor without Il License. Holm Bonner.
who vas tinrd 81 for drunkenness NJ The
morning session WAS again charged with
drunkenness and fined 81. At the morn
ing session hattie Perkins, colorcd. was
lrlal=lltni On thr charge of >lahhing Will
lhth Slt"er. r"lorrd. fill" ease was con-
'lelw nntH thi> morning. rlrtcru years
nil Nahcl Adam>. c"lurrd. 0f Milford.
accused If larceny of 4 diamond stick
pia, fhe mnp"rlS If William Jor,iun. waS
rrwalal"d I" II" custody nf .kgrnt Stout
af th" = L. q. g. ..e caSc " Edward
t'fi~r"e, charged with larceny wa> con
tnnad until thi~ morning.
The sun., 1901-05-02
Pension News

Col. John Wainwright, has obtained =
pension tor Harriet A, Richardson,
widow OF Willard Richardson, residing
at Houston, Kent county, Dsl., of eight
dollars a month from February 8, 1901.
Mr. Richar son served as chaplain j
the S9th Regiment, New York Nolun.
teers.
Widows Of soldiers or sailors, who re
married and are again widows, can III .
der recent act OF Congress be pension, d
ON account OF the soldier or sailor hus
band. Col. John Wainwright, expert
pension agent, No. 8 West Saventit
street, Wilmington, will give full infor'
nation ON this subject.
The sun., 1901-05-02
Tbinl TIey HAVE Dunham,

san Jose. Cal. May 1.-Sheriff Lang
ford ana Deputy Sheriff Rache have
arrived here from Wichita, Kan, bring
ing with them man whom they be-
lirvc 10 he James C. Dunham. who muir
derrd tile Mctilnncey family in lS!h'
The prisoner certainly bears a remark
ahlr resemblance to Durham, hut those
who knew the murderer best are not
unanimous in their verdict.
The sun., 1901-05-02
: WV
Great Golf by NurtlUn.

London May Harry Nardon gave
IA brilliant exhibition of golf on the
links ~ Ealing. near London, in the
iirst great professional tournament Of
the present year. The other contest
ants We're J. II. Taylor. Jack White
ana James Braid Vardon finished
with -. Braid won second prize with
IS. Taylor'S score was S., and Whites
was 81
The sun., 1901-05-02
Reduced One Way Second Glass
Rates 10 the West via R.&o. r.. r.

Every Tuesday until April S0th. incln
sive. the p. * o. II II. Co. will sell
second class Settlers and Coonists'
tickets to the West ut greatly reduced
rates. Colonists' tickets will lie sold to
Arizona. California. Mexico. Nevada.
New Mexico and Texas points. Fares to
California points will be $3.50. For ful'
particulars write or apply TO III. A.
Miller. Il. A.. Delaware avenue station.
Wilmington, Del.
The sun., 1901-05-02
Pnllen Acquitted.

lov"r. May l,-Wlliam l'ullcn was
|nanittrd in court this Afternoon Of the
larceny of two horses seized ~ thr prop.
arty II hi> father hy a constable. The
inI'N Wit~ ont hti u few minutes. Pul-
len claimed that rs tru~tc" fur his mother
me- Nd prior lien ~ III" horses ana
le>irrd u have control "r them until he
n"nii consult / lawyer H. was given
IN Informal reception hy a score of
riirul> affrr caur.
The sun., 1901-05-02
VIII Elect Two inspectors.

litr Democratic members of Council
viii ranrR@ tonight for persons 10 fill
ihr positions ~ building inspector and
nll.., inspector. Ia succeed John !. Gas
>idH and Walter i. McEyilly. rrSprct-
rrly. 1t is thought both will he the
rail"ls nominees. s"ma Samworth
4 ,HEdidate for building Inspector The
"ancus will hr hrla prior % the meeting
VI C"mrlh Il is Thought thar the in
~lWcl0r> will br elected tonight.
The sun., 1901-05-02
sugar From Hawaii.

Philadelphia. May 1.-The first Amer
lean steamship to come direct from the
Hawaiian Islands to this city with a
cargo of sugar is the California. which
las Just arrived from Honolulu and
Ililo with 1920 tons Of raw sugar,
grown in the new American posses
sions, The California's rnn was more
than 1-.n0O miles via the strait of
Mnmnllnn
The sun., 1901-05-02
England un, HAVE Big strike

London. May l.-At meeting of the
Miners federation held in London and
attended by delegates from all parts
of the United Kingdom ii was recon-
mcnded that MI miners quit work I'M
less the coal tax We're withdrawn.
Another meeting was summoned for
May to finally decide the matter and
to fix date for the stoppage Of work
should that step he resolved upon.
The sun., 1901-05-02
ExnInnntinn In Rniz Case.

Washington. May 1.-The state de-
partmcnt las received from the govern
ment of Venezuela satisfactory eN-
PLANTATION Of the circumstances under
which Ignacio Raiz. United States
consular agent at Barcelona, came to
be arrested and mulcted of heavy
fine. While no details are furnished. it
is stated that the action Of the Ncnezu-
elan government in the matter is all
that could bc desired.
The sun., 1901-05-02
Sick Soldiers Left mt Honolulu.

Honolulu. April "a, via San Francis
GO, May 1.-The transport Fitzpatrick,
which came here from San Francisco
with smallpox OH hoard. sailed for the
Philippines on the 22d. She left be-
hind 81 soldiers suffering with measles
AMI twD afflicted with smallpox. They
are all now IN quarantine here.
The sun., 1901-05-02
Buffalo Brokers FaiI.

Buffalo. May /. T. l.. Camp & Co.
brokers, have suspended operations.
Caught by the rise in the market" is
the cause of the failure as explained
by one Of the members Of tile firm.
They had number of connections in
this section Of the state, Pennsylvania
and Canada No statement Of liahli-
ties or assets has been made.
The sun., 1901-05-02
TO INSTALL PASTOR.
Interesting Exercises at olivet Pres
byterian Church Tonight.

The Rev. Arthur Elwood will be in
stalled as pastor of Olivet Presbyterian
Church this evening by the Rev. W. nj.
Schall moderator OF the New Castle Pres
bytery.
The following is the program: Charge
ham, D. e., L l.. d.; solo and chorus,
Miss Matte Vinsinger and choir; charge
to people. Rev. A, NJ. Keigwin, D. D.;
hymn 597; benediction by the pastel;
voluntary; doxology, invocation, hymn
No. 964; scripture reading, anthem,
church choir, sermon, the Rev. Joel S.
Gilfillan, d. D hymn No 95l.
The sun., 1901-05-02
MIchirnn IIumhers strike.

Grand Rapids. May J. The union
plumbers in all hut nine of the 30 shops
in Grand Rapids are on strike to en-
force new wage scale. The employ
ers refuse TO treat with the union Tie
strike will seriously delay work on 80
new buildings here as we'll as on a
number of outside contracts. Fifty
worImen are out.
The sun., 1901-05-02
settlers Protest Against Tndinns.

Salem or. May 1.-Governor Greer
has received petition signed by 5o2
citizens Of Wallowa county and ad
dressed TO Secretary of the interior
Hitchcock, Washington. urging the de-
pertinent Ia take steps to prevent the
cncroachmcnt of Indians upon the set.
tiers Of that county.
The sun., 1901-05-02
Collided with a Fruit stand.

A horse belonging to Joseph Kitchen
nj No AIS King street, took fright abou
5 n'ciock yesterday afternoon at Fourth
and Market streets. A wheel coming of
the delivery wagon to which lie was
gearei. The horse ran down Fourth
street to King where it coIlided with .
fruit stand belonging to Cartridge ant
Morton, where it was stopped. The dam
age done was slight.
The sun., 1901-05-02
rourth CIass Postmaster,.

Washington, May 1.-The following
fourth class postmastcrs have been an.
pointed:
Nermont-Tuntville, S. I. Cilleys
North Thetford, u. NJ. Bond.
Pennsylvania New Garden. II. G..
Ector: Slonaker. o. W. Brown.
New iork-.Ava, L. +. Castle: East
Glenville, j.. J. Callen: Glencairn. |. d.
Shipman; White Store, l. l.. Curtis.
Woodford, C. II. White.
The sun., 1901-05-02
BriclSlayers and Mnsons Strike

Elizabeth. \. j., May L. All tho
bricklayers and masons in this city. to
the number of 100, are on strike. They
have been getting $500 a day and de.
lnand -, After the men had gone out
one of the boss masons agreed 10 the
mems terms and put II men TO work M
the rate demanded. The other bosses
however. have announced their deter.
minatlon not to comply with the strik.
crS' demand.
The sun., 1901-05-02
RAISED One salary.

Leaie " Christy, assistant secretary
OF the 5 rect and Sewer Department, hGs
be IN granted raise of sa arv from SIS
to 500 per month. Arthur Sullivan has
been appointed foreman Of sewer work.
James Curran succeeds Frank kenal as
street supervsor, anl the latter has
been ap .,onted paving inspector. James
\. Dugan and W. D. Morrow are pave
ment insr ectors.
The sun., 1901-05-02
nnnnIn Mnrhinistr Strike.

Buffalo, May H. Between 800 and
SuU machniSts in this city and Erie are
on strike To secure nine hour day
without decrease of pay. It is I'M
derstood HAT the local movement is
the forcrunner of n strike that may
extend all over the United States. can
ada ana Mexico on May 20, when a
general demand for a nine hour day
will he made,