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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19
sslrplNv INTELLIGENCE.
Annivrp an HONOLULU.

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY i5
Am bktn W ~ Dlmund. ttahsJn,
from san rfautisCU. dan atS n. Sitn
aes.fs. n,st,.anusst, 10 remain herc "a
eoai STOW.
LA. b. 4. santa Ana. stranf. IN
Seattle. February ., VITA ~ tons Eeu-
cIal merchant se.
Am. s.hr Reporter. Dahlon. - days
from UiayH harbvr. with humber.
btmr ,pelu, l,a.tOn, nUm - hvti",
ard kona. wNh boV bags u coffee hh'
rhue.
Ill. stml Kauai, Bruhu, from Nawiii-
VII with t.5os bags ui sugar.
Ill STINT Nnhau, thompson, from
Ahakini. with GssO bags OF sugar
Al. ntmt. NH.a eale. llt2, from Ha-
icaonuulu. Win $50 bhgs VI sugar.
-. a -. .. 5. Dor c, Smith, from San
1Yaneisco, February o.
Saturday. February ls.
%. q o. s. S. DOrie, smi,n, IRON san
Erano,sco. February 0.
CA. S. S. Aorans.. Hay, from Nancou-
yer and Victoria.
w. stmr Maui. Sachs, tom Maui and
Hawan ports, with 1900 bags 3 gar.
III. stmr. w. G.. Hail. Thompson, from
Kauai " TN full l1ad of sugui
Stmr. ]. A. Cummins, Searle, from
~ ndwnrd Oahu ports.
Am. bktn. Palmer, Chase, from San
Francisco.
Am. sp. Chas. r. Moody, Anderson. 80
days from Tacoma.
Sunday, February II.
Am. bk. C. D. b. yant, Colby. from San
Francisco.
Am. ok. Carollton, Hayes. from Taco
ana.
Am. blk. Hayden Brown, Paulsen. from
Newcastle.
IL. stmr. James Makee, Tullett. from
NSapaa, with sugar.
LII stmr. Notau, Peterson, from Ma
Navel, with sugar.
II. N. gas. schr. Surprise, Eystrom,
from Kauai ports.
o. 8. s. Alameda. HERMAN, from Sgd
iaey. Auckland and Pago Page.
MJnuay, February IS.
%. & o. S. s. Coptic, Kinder. from ORR
spntal ports.
Am. So. George Curtis. Calhoun. from
San Francisco.
Nor. ok. Fantasi, Anderson. from New
caste.
Sunday February H.
Am. schr Chas. Il. Fax, from Taco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19
TO SAIL TODAY.

W. stmr. Kinau. Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports. at II noon.
w. stmr. Ciaudlne. Parker, for Maui
and Hawaii pLrts. at p. m.
LII stmr. w. q. Hal. Thompson. for
Nawii twill and other Kauai ports, at
. p. m.
o. a. o. s. 8. Copt!c. Kinder for San
Francisco, with n<hil.
0. s. s. Ventura. Hayward. for Sydney.
Auckland and Page Page.
Schr. Blanche and Ella. for Hanalet and
Kalili-wa. at IL noon.
H N. gas. schr. Surprise, Nystrom. for
Kauai ports at p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19
IN CIRCUIT COURT SECOND CIR
CUT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII
IN PROBATE-AT CHAMBERS


In re Estate of Peter Genet, late Of
Wailuku, Maui, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
A. N. Kepoikai, guardian, alleging that
Peter Genett of Wailuku, Maui, died
intestate at Wailuku, Maui, on the 30th
day of January, 1901, leaving property
in this Territory necessary to be ad-
ministered upon, and praying that let
ters of administration issue to him.
1t is ordered that Thursday, the 2Sth
day of March, 1901, at ten o'clock q.
M, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition in the court room
of this Court at Wailuku, Maui, at
which time and place all persons con-
cerned may appear and show cause,
If any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Wailuku, Maui, T. H., February l,
1901.
By the Court.
(Signed) JAS. N. X. KEOLA, Clerk.
2252-3tT-Feb. 5, IL, 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19

The Solace's pay clerk, F. X. Hunt,
was commended In Lieut.. Col. Elliot's
report to the Secretary Of the Navy for
providing stretchers. etc.. for wounded
men during the fight of October 8, 1899,
at Novaleta. Referring to Mr.. Hunts ac-
ton. the report says: Had this not been
done, i should have been obliged to hold
the fort (at Novaleta) during the night
until communication could have been
made with Cavite. so that I could re-
move my wounded and exhausted men"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19

Captain N. Mayo DYER % the Navy.
Nha commanded the 4. T. Nan more
IN the battle OF Manila hay. getres from
active Hsrsiee February ~, under the
aHa limit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19

The bark Agate. from the Sound with
coal, is discharging at Eleele.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19
How to Save Fuel

THE GAS WEIGHING ECONOMIC
ERA gas balance for indicating
continuously the proportion of car
bonic gas in the flow of the furnace
gases, and which enables the engineer
to get the best result from the fuel.
These machines are now in use at
the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer
Mill, Kekaha Mill and the Kukaiau
Mill, Hawaii.
GEORGE OSBORNE,
Kukaiau, Hawaii, Agent for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19
School
FOR BOYS
Victoria, B. c
PATRON AND VISITOR,
The Lord Bishop of Columbia
STAFF:
Rev. G. Ensor Sharp, M. A., Cantab.
Il. ]. S. Muskett, Peters College,
Cambridge.

Moderate terms for boarders and day
scholars. Boys received from eight
years Of age upwards. Military drill.
Technical art, including mechanical
drawing. Boarders may, by their
parents wish, attend any place Of wor-
ship to which they are accustomed.
Thoroughness, discipline and moral
training are strong factors in the
school system.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19

References in Honolulu, by kind per-
mission, to the REV. JOHN U.s.
BORNE and THOMAS RAIN WAL
KER, ESQ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-19

Apply to Head Master.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
BEARS RAMPANT
AT STOCK EXCHANGE
Apprehension of Sympathetic Rail-
road Strike Depresses Entire
Market-SteeI and Railroad
Stocks Chief Sufferers.

As a consequence OF the complete fall
ure on Saturday to settle the steel strike.
sharp declines we're recorded in the
United States Steel stocks at the local
Stock Exchange this morning. Fears.
too, OF a sympa,hetic railroad strike
CAV" zest to the selling. which wac ur.
gent from the very stnrt.
over 1904 shares OF the United states
Steel common were thrown on the mar.
k., In III" iirs; half hour Of trading at
net decline OF is per cent.
The preferred suffered TO the extent OF
81 points on the execution "t selling
orders aggrcsa,inS li."c shares.
In the railroad quarter. the Granger
stocks We're sharply r.actionnry at de-
licences ranging from /. to u.
points. ST. Paul slnrn.d to lJ6 J.. as
compared xi,h l5s IL. Saturdays close.
Missouri Pacinc. Union Pacific. A,chi-
son aud southern Pacific also lost hcav-
ily
outside. OF the Steel stocks. American
Sugar and Tennessee. Coal q Iron were
share depressed a, declines OF and
8 point, respectively. Th. local traction
shar"s were comparatively quiet.
though by no means unscathrd. being
down from to points.
Toward the close OF the first hour. the
excitement hUatcd To som. extent ana
prices were inclined to recover.
\ rebound ~ about point occurred
late In tht morning. but the bear traders
renewed their attacks and prices
dr'ppcd again c"nsii:rnbly below he
early hour level Steel remained steady
at 10 IL FOR the common and ~ io- the
preferred.
The slump IN prices during the after
noon session w.la most scvcra Auicrt-
can Sugar was hammer down an cN-
IRENE Sis points. to 1870 5-l 70. con-
pared with 1876 is. the high hguro 81.
Pacific. ~ is, and Atch!son common.
30 ~, Trading was activ. and excited
at the close with prices ~ tn. lowest,
Til. total sales y. s,""LL= today were
6St,s0 shares.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
.HABEAS CORPUS
TO WIN BRIDE.
Anzavino Says Her Pa
rents Are Restraining
His Sweetheart.

oitaNio Anzav,no. handsome Young
Italian, In order to compel tho parents
OF his sweetheart 90 consent To her
mnrring. To MN has begun hnbaps
corpus proceedings In the Supreme
Court, In answer to the VIII tho
young siri whom ,nznvinr proposes 10
make ms hride was produced heforr
Justice o'GorAan in tn" Suprcm"
Court to-day.
Cpnce,tn colangelo is her name aud
che lives with her parents M!chaol aud
Einnu"lr '"lnng 10. at No, 60 Morris
avenue For many months Anzovno
has woocd l"r. and finally she con
scented 10 bccom" his wifc isut III"
stern parents objected Finally CON
Gotta was ordered 70 give w her bean
entirely.
Some time ago they clandcs,ineS ne,
ana started far N. cas- Han whnrc
they intended 10 &c, married PIp,
CohnG"lo, however. iu,"rrnpt"d them
ana compelled the rtrl tu ep none.
THEN Au2nyino cnusulfet Lawyer W /.
Mathot. whn went 10 ~" supreme Cour,
and secured !, Will ~ hnbcns corpus
In his petition AuZlylun asserts that
tn" girl IS ready ana anxious 10 marry
him ,ha, shc IS OF ic.al age, Nut that
she IS restrained from marrying him
arA practically k"r, q PRISONER hy h"r
parents.
IN answer to the writ conccttn sac.
brought into court to-day rs her ptf
.n,s she is prctty s!rl. Win 81.
flashing phek cy,s and hhr. She Was
dressed In pr1WsIon o. 3rsh, orora
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
4:TRACK
~ ROAD IN
THE BRONX.
Railroad Commission
onsiderIng the
Project.

1T' Sthir A'aNt'hH ''iHll tH w
~ 10 NcluI ralt suu-DlHE tlk' NJ
.. ,,.r.nl.r..ar af rUa ia m.I'i ii
,
i'Hr-itHh r''h 't'N nv 'i' .iN' '''
Hundred and I7irtf -"!rhit street. ~
Tho uYr14r1 W III, BrWN, g. i'o-i
,.,if.ti-g ,6. .lIn..f IN. Ha
York. Ncw llA'tH ana lihrt"t" Hlll-
road
u,,.,, rs, .nt. fi,, uera an
"'i'i' H'H
hand 20 argue tsaihrt tho granting "'
,tr, prtyH-.rs To tn. uropcPri ucW road
~, 80, ,,,,.,I r,,l
ne i"'"' - W W
hay" secured g private risht ~ WHY '''
r,rDi,!.o i4slt work wil. h" began ~ soon
t.,,t,.J They h,y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
The wheat Market.

Grain markets hal Il STEADY opening
tbs morning. sita prIcrr shade over
saturdays Close. Trade was alrly
active ~ wheat FOR the lnral account.
Eus.LSI markets were sun closed but
Paris cam" u 10 points higher
NCrtHwc. markets. however Mere 4
SHADE oyer on improved weather IN
the spri :; wheat States.
Corn wds quite irm at 5-SC, advance.
Thcre Ma some rain III the southern
half ., n" bell hu; The northern part
,EAE sti. dry.
Sow NorkS opening prices were: sep.
t"rnncr wheat. = ~, b..c"mbcr. - -,
October, - Is September corn, 81.
'hiclSu's ppcH.ns prices were: Sep.
tcmhcr aa"lt - ~ h 90 ~. OctoD,r.
-. s'ptcnncr corn; q; ~ To - IS
Now York. closing prices were. sen.
TENDER wheat. IS 3. bhi October wheat.
- bid December wheat n rs: Septrrn.
Der corn, II s.. ND, December corn. -
,'hicnHos closing prices were: huguE,
wheat - g.. nominal September wheat.
~ 6s: October wheat, Il rs TO IL:
August corn. Us L.; September corn,
81 SIS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
TALK
UP THE STATE
Mob After Old Man
Accused Of Kid
mapping Child.
rs'eslai TO The r,ealas wosul


UTICA. y Y. Aug i.-psnicl Kclroy.
hry years old, married and having ,
family. Is urdcr artc>, AZ oneida on the
charge .; kidnapping EGUice stafford.
aged twelve, daushtcr Of y II. Sanford
II is said kclrcy took N" girl 70 sylvan
h"nch and kent her Al the Leland House
Friday night lie VAS arrested yrst,r-
day ~ Information iurn!shel by ihr
mother ot The rirl and taken TO oneida
\ n.'' % 800 wanted to lynch k,lroy.
bu, chief wilcox and hts assistants w.rr,
successful N getting lin to- the station.
house. Ills exam nation Was sc, down
Tor th's morning, hu. hccaus" OF thn
presence .! hundreds and tho vow take
Icy some 30 lynch him the ease was post.
,cned. Feeling runs high and kclroy 3
he Is IN danger.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
+ FRANCE AT ODDS
WITH TURKEY.
MayRecaII Minister and
Give Turkish Minis.
ter Passports.

PARIS. Aug. 6.-Thc Foreign once
here refuses either 10 confirm or deny
the adviccs from constant!noplc cay!ns
the Frcnch Ambassador there. VI. Con-
STAINS. has handed over tho question oo
the right OF a French company. known
as the Quays' Company. to enjoy rights
claimed under n convention to his Gov.
crnneu,. At the same time recommend.
Ing his own recall and that the pass
ports ~ the Turkish Ambassador ne
Paris. Saith MunIr Bcy. be delivered to
him.
The Temps says there Is reason to be-
li.vc the Foreign Office Is considering
the recall OF NJ tuns,uns and giving tho
Turkish Ambassador mis- passports.
The Francois thinks tina; instead "a
breaking diplomatic relations with Tur-
KEY the French Foreign o'ilcc will sus-
pend them by giving NJ constans un-
limited l.nv. OF absence.
An !mmchia;" decision. Is improbable.
as ". Drlclssc. In" French Foreign
Minister and other high Foreign OF
'ic" officials are absent on their hou-
laya
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
SURE TO ASK
The Kind Of C"rr~ when Postum
l. We'll Made.

Three great coffee drinkers were
my old. school friend and her two
daughters.
They are always complaining and
taking medicine. determined TO
give them Postum Food Coffee in
stead OF coffee when they visited me.
so without saying anything to them
about II, | made 4 big pot o. Postum
the first morning. using four heapiug
teaspoons TO the pint OF water and lot
1t boil twenty minutes. stirring down
occasionally.
Before the meal was half over.
each one passed up the cup to be re-
filled, remarking how fine the coffee
WAS. The mother asked for a third
cup and inquired rs to the brand OF
coffee used. 1idn't answer her
question Just then, for | had heard
her say 4 while before that she didn't
like Postum Food Coffee unless II was
more than half old-iashioncd coffee.
After breakfast told her that the
coffee she liked SO well at breakfast
was pure Postum Food Coffee. and
the reason she liked 1t was because
1t was properly made-that Is. II was
boiled long enough to bring ont the
flavor. have been brought up from
a nervous, wretchcd invalid to fine
condition o! physical health by lcav-
ing OF coffee and using Postum Food
Coffee.
Il am doing all can TO help the
world ont OF coffee slavery to Postum
freedom. and have earned the graft
tudc OF many. many friends.
]. fuller. 1923 Troost Ave-. Kansas
City. Mo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton mnrkc, opened dun
TODAY. with prices Ito : points lower.
Sentiment was decidedly confused
after the call. on conflicting ideas con-
corning tho impending government re-
port. another holiday In Liverpool and
contradictory crop reports. Public spec
ulation was accordingly restricted and
trading was Aimee; wholly professional.
with prices 1 TO points lower.
The opening prices were: September.
80. TO 20. October. 80 10 I.3l. Novcm-
D"r. 1.3o To ,.J3: December ..33 10 ,.Ji:
January. 7.5s 10 80: February. ~. To
..3s. March. i,3S 10 1.;?: April $50 bid
The prices 1t 20 +. NJ. were: Scptcn-
her. 13i: October. 80. Dee. mhcr, ~. +:
January. 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
Legal Notices.

BYLAWS OF THE SEw AMSTERDAM cAsr-
Ats Company regulating the election OF ii-
rc..ors " Oh
Ariel. !. See. !, The annual meeting ot the
stockholders -. this Company shall b. held on
the second Wednesday IN september Ia each year
specified In the charter. The polls shall
maIn open hour,
Arir!e .. See J rher. shall Be elected By
each Board ~ Dire tor. Executive CnmmtttN"
and Finance Committee: aud also such other
committee aud such o'ne.'s other than ;ho-s
specified h"rri'trr and such agents as tn. Hoard
may ,Is.m advantageous.
Article . See. Vacancies In tho Hard Oe
Directors .aAy be nllca a, any meeting thereof.
Sotiee ~ sgeh vacancy and election .htll bs
Inserted IN the call Issued to the Directors Tor
She meeting
Article See /. The officers Of the Company
n,y consist ~ President. Vice -prcsidcnt. Sec.
md ric-.rrrsid-nt Secretary and Treasurer.
shp shall he elected by the board from fhelr
numt,- ard .ho shall hold once for one year,
and until thri- -u"css~irs are duiy elected an
qu,Iinci CHARLES r HOPPER Secretary.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
STEEL TRUSTS
VAST RESOURCES.

The big Steel Trust. which
i, entering upon 4 war with
all organized labor. is well
equipped for a long and
costly ii"lt.
It la, nearly 10000
shareholders. They are
scattered all over the
globe. lis Board Of hi
rcrtors is composed Of
very rich mcn.
The Syndicate has an
underwriting fund Of
$25,O00.O0o. and proha-
bly, Sj0,0OO.oOO in cash
besides. all Of which is
available for any Use it
may decide to put it to.
This great sum NAV he
used in the importation
Of n"n-uni"n Labor and
tor the protection Of the
Wall street interests Of
the Trust.
Should it become nee
c-sarv for the main,c-
nance Of the position as
snm"d by }. +. Morgan
and President Scliwun all
the shnr"s Of The corpora
ton could be taken over.
lie went At one 80 his once. 4
vas engaged Tor some time conform
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
DEWEY SEES HACKETT.
Confer. with Him ON SchIry Case
To-Day.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Admiral
Dewey, President OF the Schlry Cour.
ot Inquiry. was at the Navy Depart.
m.ht to-day In consultation with Act
ing Secretary Hackrtt
The Admiral Will lclv. shortly for
the North FOR months rest, The sue
cossor TO Admiral Kimberly on the
Court has not yet been announced ut
thu Navy Department.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
PRISONER
SHOT WHILE
ESCAPING.
Corpse OF Fugitive
Found by Little Girl
He Had Attacked.
I, Tho rr,nlns worlIl

WARWICK. NY, AUG . William Nj
Tor, a fugitive from justice. Wa shot AMI
killed here whiic trying to escape cons
stables posse that mad surrounded hi4
home.
AS the shots We're fred Miller disar-
peared In an orchard aud it wns sup
posed he had again escaped uat!l 20
day. when his body was found hy Ethel
Knapp. an cl-ven-y.ar old l;rl for an
attack on whom ne had been indicted
almost year ago.
Miller and his brother Frank were mo-;
regarded highly in thls vicinity and
when Frank was arrested for robbery
cept work as n helper on The farm Ok
James ". Knapp.
Knapp was out OF town las, September
and his wife. lief; with severa! children.
ran the farm alone. Ethel. eleven years
old. made herself useful nbou, the place
and while In the fields oae day Was
maltreated by Miller.
Posse After Him.
Tho fellow disappeared Immediately.
and although searching parties followed
him through the Wild country IN this
section OF the State. he got away.
When the little girl got over serious
illness following the attack Miller was
indicted and efforts made 10 trace MIN
in Pennsylvania and Maryland. where
he had been seen. Nothin. came OF the
search. though. and the crime "ns al
most forgotten until Saturday night,
whom the report spread that Miller ana
his broher Frank had been seen dr!v-
10, - hAt nj
Edenvile, which Is shar; distance
from Warwick.
While the pursucrs were trying to
break In the door the pair jumped from
windows. and were running across
piece OF farm land when Constable
Ranccr and the others again causAt
sight of them.
Rnnccr and Sam Won Glider. one o'
his men. who mad shotsuns. got me
on this fugitives and banged away,
RANGER fired three shots and Won Glider
two before the men disappeared III the
orchard On IN" Knapp farm
shot In the Hack.
a search FOR the two Millcts was
made. but no trace OF them being found,
II was supposed that had again escaped
While forming "A new posse to-day io
kcour the woods near mere Tor the men
little Ethel Knapp Was walking through
her father orchard. She MAS gather
ing green fruit that had dropped from
the trees. and pushed brush aside
near which were some apples
As She did ~ she snw q man lyins At
~ length with his eyes staring.
Streaming she. ran .sbm. and told Of
the vwiuI sight ana was led back to the
spoil by hcJ father and some farm
hanoi. All Immediately recognized the
body Us that ~ William Miller. ana 1T
tie Ethel. recalling the attack the mar
had made on her. WAS thrown into
h,,y,s'eriN- and was carried bone very
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
powAGER EMPRESS FREDERICK.
A. F. OF |. Will AID STEEL
STRIKE WITH 1 100000 MEN.

with officials 81 IN. several steel COM
puuics lie sud the steel officials had
nothing TO max. puDlic "th rcspcc, to
the strike.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
SCHWAB RETURNS
FROM LORETTA.

rhar'cs VI S:hwab. President OF tho
unitrL states Steel CORPORATION, re-
turned L, Sew York this morning. from
al. country home a; Loretta. "a,
Wncre h. went saturday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
Ncnr scene ~ %,,ncL.

Mlllcr's body was lying only about,
twenty yards from the spp, where In
an adjoining field he had attacked the
little girl one ~ the shots from the
rifles OF the officers mad entered MIA
back. and he had fallen dead after
going short distance.
Frank Miller has not been caught.
although a searching party is after
him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
MILLIONS FOR ASPHALT.

LOUISVILLE Ky Nag. New YORK
men 'Iny" formed t,,-N.t" cofnp,uy Il
devotion $500 acrcs oi asphalt land. in
NV.
II !s expected that the company VIII
erect apllnlt grinding mills 10 cost
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-05
CONTINUED from Frs, Page,

been reached In S.w York saturday
had they waived their rights NJ IN"
Fainter Lindsay and McCh.,chcon nnd
the Wcllsvilic plant. h" said
"Thr Nmnign"nt~d A.sOrInti"n
could have settled In New York n
they hnd Ii,rn NJ these mills. hut
W. could not Il" Tint. Just IA
innx ~. we cnn nxht we nr~ E0i"x
T." light for them. They are rs
much "T u. nov, Ms amy "f the
other lodges. Their hxht l. ours
ana "nr light !. ahrirs."
When win you issu" III" call Tor a
ecu"rnl strike Was IN" next question
pnl la IN" President and his answer
was "Wihia !. w""k"
affected"
= don't know s,ti Ne, "h"s many
mru tnr srrtko order "iil affect
"wnl the board be- called for more
conferences
"N". che board hs. been dis
missed aud VIII not hr called ""-
les. the other .iI- want. peace.
rhry hm,r declared war;"
prcsilc., Shnncr said that III" state
ncnt in ,lc papers ~ hts strr-"N AZ
Washington was true, but that ne '!id
rot So. President Gomr"rs. 81 thH
American Federation ~ Labor. ~ ~"
was not in town. Secretary Morrison
WIS s"-u. however. m.i h. assured Nj
SlaTr thnt IN" Federation OF l.,bo-
would give !tE 'nanciai support
- .nNr rcunest"i i'r"~Ii"n, Goinrcrs
to com" 80 l'ittshu-g thls week for a
cor f.r.nc. said Prcs!dtn, ShaTer,
and | expect him h.r'
u Is though, that mos, o' the Vice
Presidents have l"ft for their homes. 80
cn'y four or iiv" 81 them visited the
association rooms during thr r"rUing
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lie went at one TO MS once. nuI
was engaged FOR some time conforming
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