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Aotlce of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

sLPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
H. Mechanics and Traders Bank Plaintiff against
,Ssepn byrnes and Others Defendants-To the above
rrA sa oeieaaants and each of them: You hereby
--I'hed 10 answer the complaint this action, and
ssINe copy Of plaintiffs attorney
.h .lh twenty days after OF this summons
sS..tlNe of the day OF service. and Of your
,rI -sIe 70 appear answer judgment VIII be taken
nnplant 1870 0 80 -
Dated New York May 2sth 1901.
CHARLES STRAUSS.
s@ Attorney for Plaintiff.
'nes and P Q. Address 2s7 Broadway. Manhattan.
New York CITY
bv. me defendants Joseph Byrnes Joseph p wessmaa.
~ u Hithers. Mary o Kane. N. Mcdonnell. Lewis
rttonch. Herman Lahnstein Henry @. Hilton and
IN nasn n Danvers; The foregoing is served
soa ~ publication. pursuant order Of Hon.
- a B!hnchhrd. Justice of the Supreme Court OF
IN e OF New York dated the 26th day Of July 1901.
- ms Gay filed copy Of the complaint In the
ss-s q the Clerk Of County OF New York, IN the
rs.sa of Manhattan. New York City
Dateo New York, July c7th 1901
CHARLES STRAUSS.
Attorney Plaintiff.
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HELP WANTED.

Eemale.
LADY GRADUATE. can use typewriter. IN
oifice. salary $4. hours a. m. 10 p.
m. ADVERTISER. 26T Schermerhorn- St.
Brock lin.
NURSE Experienced IN insane hospital OF
san!tarium, pay. $40 month Call
GRAY. $50 Gth-ave
WANTED.-A lady Of intelligence and re
hnement. as housekeeper IN apartment for
a family of three Uather. son and dauGh-
teri. who are IN busiaess and away during
the day. must have best Of references ana
he able and willing 10 DO the work OF the
family except the washing. Address T. 3.
r. T. -. Box 2OSS. \ew-iork.
WANTED. BY an American family. hvinS
in nearby suburb. competent, educated
German nurse OF fraulein tspeaking Bngish
also and possibly French. TO take care ot
two children q and S years. Address. stat
ing age. reference. etc. HOME. r .. Box
S55. New-York Ctty.
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Religious Notices.

AT THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY.
Central Park West and 10th st. CHARLES H EATON,
=. D. Pastor-Service II a. The Rev. c. F PAT
TERSON win preach. Subject: "A Temporal Question
nc Spiritual Answer
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
ave. 64th-st HOWARD L. JONES. Pastor
Preaching IL a. n. and p
BRICK CHURCH
5th-ave and 3Tth-st
Services Sunday morning a II o'clock.
NJ WOOIlSEY STRIKER. d D.,
President of Hamilton College.
will preach.
Church closed August IS and 25.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.
Corner Broadway and 34th-st.
Regular services at IL a. and p m. Preaching
Rev. C. ANDREW GORDON. Prayer meeting Vednes-
day evening at s.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. Fifth Church OF
Christ. Scientist 62+ Madson-ave. 59th-st
ing July and August. Sundays only II Strangers
cordially invited.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

anna -, foRk-Julius Schmid Plaintiff. against Jo-
f1si sSltlo. also known Jennie Schmd. Defendant.
sf,. .iea m the County Of New York Summons with
sss.., action for divorce To above named De-
a-. =, tco are hereby summoned the COM
re ls aet.on and 20 serve Of your answer
tc. salhths Attorney within twenty days after the
~ ~ - ule summons. exclusive of day Service
a - ss OF your failure appear answer judgment
ssndes s against you by default for the relief de-
Ds.see n the complaint
rSe,sNew York. March %. 1901
A.. slAiiN, Plaintiffs Attorney, Once and Posof-
70 olooress s02 Broadway Manhattan New York City
h1ss rinh schTnie. also known schmid the
pl so sa defendant; The foregoing served
t1frv - ~ .puplication. pursuant
$50, Slaersleeve Justice Supreme Court OF
ne 49, New York. dated New York August lst 100:
efs al .E.h the complaint herein the Office OF the
tonas n ne county Of New York. the County Court
tsis Sea ,Eorough OF Manhattan. City. County and
Dass A. ~ YORK the Znd day Of August 1901
Ns~ York. August Pad 1901
.tSEDkCB HAHN. Plaintiffs Attorney
o1z Broadway. Manhattan New YORK Civ
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The Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad Co.
DISSOLUTION OF VOTING TRUsT.

NOTICE. OF CALL OF STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATEs FOR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCK CERTIFICATES.
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IN THE HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATEs FOR THE PREFERRED AND
COMMON STOCK OF THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Holders Of stock trust by or on
half f the Voting under the oting agree
,nsn dated June % 1895 entered pursuant the
sn and agreement the he reorgaaza-
,ion ~ The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company, are
hereby notified the exercise Of the power
ny said voting agreement the undersigned Voting
trustees call upon holders certificates
issued under voting exchange the
same for OF capital stock Septe-
tsr Il. 1901.
Stock trust certificates properly endorsed fn blank
nv the registered holder thereof he pre-
snted for exchange after The STANDARD
Trust Company of New York, the agent Of Voting
Trustees oce. No. 25 Broad City Of
New York which VIII the first vouchers
emitting holder therein named stock certih-
Gates therein specified preferred
mon stock the may be, the same can
be prepared for delivery.
Messrs Speyer Brothers. Nc. Lothbury. London
receive certificates London exchange.
Issuing receipts exchangeabIe
ofee stock certificates soon received
dated New York, August g. 1901.
WILLIAM SALOMON,
OTTO III. KAHN,
MARTIN ERDMANN, r.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CHARLES STEELE.
yIZANTED--S7.5oo. SO. first mortesge White Plains
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Gurrosafes' Notice.


PEAvY, LOUIS HIN pursuance of an order
of Hon: Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County
New York notice is hereby gvep 70 al Persons having
New York Borough OF Manhattan deceased TO present
the With youcners thereof TO the Subscribers at
Gails5t No Wall street @ m n ne cry q New York
Dated New York the 1sI1 I,i day y,T q June @ 1901
MERvIN 5. PEAvY.
sIEGFRIED sCHAcHNE.
s6HoT6S s6MgEd HARRTsii MIS-
DAVID J. GALLERT. Executors.
Wall street Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
FOUNTAIN. ALFRED Elm pursuance of an
County Of New York notice is hereby given to AN ] OF 6ns
having claims against Alfred E Fountain; the
vouchers to subscribers their place Of
So III BToadTay in CITY York on or Ss:ors
4Ess 4HERER 3 E Rog9RT ogg9{R,TTTAIN. Executors.
CHAs PERCY BoGART. Attorney for Executors. No.
III broadway Borough of Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner c.
s 70 Il st c, tsr @c,t Of nsS Ns TS
all nayns 81 g ms against o Ands% Stevens
the vouchers thereof the subscriber
the city New York, before the Twelfth day OF
Dated New York , the aCsh enyy, d4y Of ApriI 1901;
No. 81 Nassau St. y =. city.
| IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Frank
notice bsTb e5 m 2r e bagn Claims Ia msw
smith, W Voc late of the county of New Yors ds,
Subscribers at their place Of sIsastins bqsnss at the
Borough OF Manhat59p @ M IN the CITY OF New York on or
| Dated New York 18th day Of March. 1901
CHARLES s DE woe.
ROBERT T FOy Attorney for Executors 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of ManhattaE- New York
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Dipioeno Nollces.

'-EvELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO & ST LOUIS
RAILWAY co
a DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. has been
declared OF the Common Capital Stock this Com
f1. payable September 81 the Office OF Messrs
Morgan & Co. New York. 70 stockholders Of record
!, Slock p n. August 18TH which time the
me books win be reopened september 9Th
CHARLES Z. cox. Treasurer.
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1nsrrurflou.
Europe

C'uROPEAN SCHOOLS AND HOMES-Boys. Girls
st Mrs. HOOPER i3 Resent-st.. London. England
reliaoie information OF personally
ppsnents and accepts responsibility Loco parens
i5ankers and solicitors references. Established 1881
Chaperones. tutors and governeases introduced.
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rscev.aS :. AEATs ana subseriptons The rribuns
ccor AZ teir Uptown Once. I242 broadway
..ats of sist-st until D M; adyertise-
nc fatss az the following branch ofnces regular
" Zc-sf ..aa O'Clock D. 254 sth-age. o
- so- cth-sys.. J2th-st.. Macs oth-ays
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PROPOSALS for the Construction of a Por-
ton Of the Area Trunk sewer-OfHce OF the
Commissioners d. c. Washington. D. 80 1901
Sealed proposals will be received this once until I2
O'Clock NJ August 81. 1901 for constructing in tie
District Of Columbia Specifications and blank os
proposals RAY obtained this Office right is
served 10 yand all bids parts HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS. LANSING II
Commissioners. D.
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Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. V, Aug. T. 19O1.-
~ Sealed proposals in trpIicate. sinking artesian
we'll will be received until IL A. NJ Aug 2s 1901.
T. s reserves reject all pro-
posas Information furnished application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be Proposals
WELL addressed :. r. JONES O. N.
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GUNNER Resorts.
NEW-YORK.
M a GI IF] a Gl 8 g U7

HOUSE. SHELTER ISLAND. L /. N. Y. Greatly
enlarged and improved Heaithfuy located amid beau
tiful All modern Improvement electric lights
water dry atmosphere IS hole golf links yachting bath
ing. fishing. music dancing etc Easily accessible by
Railroad and steamers Shinnecok and
Montaul Telephone. Shelter Island Heights. 2. Send
terms and illustrated pamphlet to ALBERT r. KEEN,
Manager Manhanset House Suffolk County. n. Y.
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX
changed. GEO. r EDDY 39S Madison-st.
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IKEANTED-ST.J00. Sc, first mortgage. White Plains
w Village 20 lots and 10 be built value
$1,000 KEEL l59th-st, corner Eton-ave
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Eaw Sfbools.

Eaw G1bools.
NEW YORK } DAY SCHOOL IS Nassau St
~, a... EVENING SCHOOL. 0 West 18th st.
La" SCHOOL ' DWIGHT METHOD" OF IN
STRUCTIOS LIB in years: LII NJ. three
Send for catalogue. GEORGE CHASE.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
~ sixtyseventh year opens Oct. l. 1901 Day Glasses
with sessions $50 to p. NJ. Gil. B. after two
years.. Evening Glasses, sessions 10 p. n oil B.
after three years. Graduate Glasses lead LII NJ
Tuition. 500. For circulars address
L. ]. TOMPKINS. Registrar
Washington Square. " Y. CITY.
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INSURANCE AGAINST BEDBUGs.

INSINANtB AUNEN1H
ELECTRIC BEDBUG hiLSEh' @ @NtlIs
reaches ali insects and their eggs, neither
poisonous nor innammable: from l0c- Up;
All druggists and OTTO +. ZEITFUSS. %
Fulton-St.
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Srbool Aeeurics.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teschers Tutors GoverneSses
stc.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families, Apply to
Mn. M. j. YOUNG FULTON. Union Squase.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

INXPERT EDUCATION. Backward youths, unsucCess-
" full for college entrance. received by expart tutor
(marred) long experience in his pleasant home
Morrstown N ]. rber lrlIted Highest recommen-
daton. circular ard terms amply II. PERM. Nor
ristown. n. J.
nR. w O. NOVEL;. private tutor. a pupils homes
- ct lit E SD Two uuDis received IN family
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
DOT-rT IT ROOM Handsomely furnished for
two: elevator; SS3 month. including
breakfast 100 West T6thSt
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Liberal AMOUNTS ADVANCED.

BRING your Jewelry gold and silver to
MAN BERNSTEIN. 2Il West l2Sth-st.
near elevated station.
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DIR. STPOEG'S.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS SANITARICM
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y Y.
health, appointments Of q
hotel: elevator: with bath Electricity
Massage. Turkish. Russian. sulphur Hydro Electric
Nauheirn. Mineral other baths Spragues hot-ail
rheumatism parlo- and promenade
the roof. Golf. CroqGet and Lawn Tennis Illustrated
booklet free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21

| Ihiladelphia, June 2O-From present.
indications there is all kinds of trouble
IN store mt the school building now in
course of construction at Fifty-second
and Zine streets. A strike may be called
there Mt any time by the Unions affiliated
with the Council Of Allied Building
trades, owing to the character of stone
which is being used in construction.
Unless some satisfactory arrangement is
reached every union in the building
trades may take hand in the trouble.
The stone objected to comes from the
Rlttenhouse quarry Of Germantown.
which has been placed on the unfair"
list because of the alleged employment
of non-union workmen throughout the
establishment. Some weeks ago, after
many efforts to have better conditions
enforced at the quarries, it was deter
mined that stone from this quarry would
not be laid.
At meeting of the executive board
of the Council of Allied Building Trades.
which board has sole power to sanction
strike, it was decided today that here
after stonemasons affiliated with the
Council will refuse to lay stone furn-
ished by the Rittenhouse quarry. This
action is the signal for trouble at the
new school house above named, and
prompt action is expected to follow.
1t is stated by leaders of the union
movement that this quarry is the only
one in this city at present that employs
non-union workmen. Every effort has
been made to have the firm adjust mat
tiers, but without avail. 1t was stated
this morning on good authority that the
flrm had not only refused to recognize
the union, but failing to secure workmen
here. had imported five colored men from
the South to cut stone. AS no arrange
ment seems in sight the stone used on
this new building will have to come nm
to specifications in every particular.
otherwise there may be trouble in secur. |
ing payment. as every fault will be pre-
scented o'Controllcr Walton for consider
ation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
New Seized uIe In Eject.

A new schedule on the Baltimore
Delaware Bay branch of the p, w g. B
railroad went into effect on Monday
The train leaving this city at s.1s a. m.
south bound will arrive at Clayton at
1905 o'clock and leave for Chestertown
arriving there at 11.55 a. m. The train
leaving this city at 400 p. H., and arriv-
ing at Towns nd at 504 will leave the
latter station at Sos p. M, and arrive at
Massey at 5.26 p. NJ, after which passen-
gers for Chestertown will transfer to the
train leaving Massey at $50 o'clock. Pas.
sengers leaving Chestertown north will
leave at $50 a. M, and arrive at Clay
ton at $40 and this city at 1906. On the
train leaving Chestertown at 2.30 p. m.
passengers will go to Massey where they
viii board train Of the Queen AIMS
u Kent railroad to Townsend and there
will board the New York express arry-
ing acre at 500 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
Expecting ROer Surrender

London, June 20.-The lingo news.
papers to-day cannot conceal their
rage and modification over the fail
ure OF the attempt to break up the
pro'Boer meeting last night, while
papers of moderate views, such as the
Westminster Gazette, though not
sympathizing with the precise objects
OF The meeting, congratulate the COM
munity upon the avoidance of dis.
graceful national scandal such as a
successful attempt to deny the RICH
of free speech.
This indeed seems to be the prevail.
ing ntiment of the more intelligent
potion of the general public.
At the War Office to-day there Is a
marked "Reminiscences among the off,
Gals of the belief that the end Of the
war Is near at hand. They base this
mainly upon orders just received to
discontinue the forwarding of sup
plies to South Africa after July i.
This clearly suggests that the Gov
eminent has reason to believe that
Cne nulk OF the troops may be recalled
within three months.
From another usually well-inform-
90 source l learn tonight that Lord
Kitchener will meet General Botha
within few days to make arrange
ments for the surrender OF the ma.
orlty Of Boer commanders, giving
hem full military honors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
the Young people Of this country today
to bring about universal peace"
STRIKE rs SETTLED
BY FRANK CROKER
Son Of Tammany Leader Acts as
Arbitrator to Satisfaction of
Both parties.

Frank Croker, second son OF Richard
Croker, was asked Yesterday tn act 40 q =.
arbitrator between the owner If anart
ment house in course of construction nj
Broadway and Seyenty-third street and
four hundred workmen. who recently
went on strike. Young Mr. Croker sat.
tied the strike to the satisfaction Of both
parties, without missing his train for
Deal, N. j., where he had an app6int-
ment to NAV COLE lo+a in +ha oftorpaon
Antagonism between walking delegates
and the central organization of the hmild.
ing trades, it is said. caused the strike
The delegates ordered out some Of Ibe
metal workers and called for n general
strike in sunnor+ ~ ~, s'nea'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
Ordinance viii Stand.

It's now settled that the ordinance
governing the sale and use of fire.
works containing dangerous explo-
sives will stand for the present year
at least.
Efforts were made at the meeting
OF City Council last evening to have
an amendment offered providing that
firecrackers commenly known as
cannon-crackers might be sold and
exploded but the members of Council
refused to consider it. They said it
would be but child's play to amend
an ordinance before it had ever been
tried. 1t is now too late to offer
another amendment and have it pas S.
ed.
George W. Bader, who was present
on Wednesday night and last night
working for an amendment, states
that he did not favor a repea of the
ordinance but merely desired an
amendment which would allow the
sale and explosion Of large fire-crack-
ers which are not dangerous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION.
First Meeting Will be Held in This
City Tomorrow Afternoon.

The first meeting of the State Library
Commission decently appointed by Gov
ernor Hum will be held at the Whining
ton Institute Free Library tomorrow
afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. The commits
sion comprises Mrs. Ella G. Marshall,
Mrs. II. A. Richardson and Manlove
Hayes of Dover; Miss Margaret Trux-
ton of Georgetown; John Burkley, of
Clayton; Joseph H. Holland, of Milford;
Daniel G. Corbitt of Odessa, and George
e. Bowerman and Mrs. Charles r. Miller
OF Wilmington. The State librarian, C.
A. Frear, Jr., is ex-ofIico secretary Of
the commission.
Under the act of assembly, the com.
holds office for FIVE years. Con-
lnlssioncrs receive no salary, but bills
for printing, postage and stationery are
paid from the State treasury. The COM
mission has general supervision of all
Libraries founded or maintained under
the provisions OF the act, and Of the
travelling library system already inaugu.
'ated and formerly in charge of the State
federation of Women's Clubs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
Lightning Kills Three,

] Indianapolis, Ind. June 20. Three
persons were killed and several in.
jured by lightning during the severe
electrical storm which passed ovel
Indiana last night. The dead are
Ebert hathaway, Idavllle, Ind:
Grace Larkins, 16-year-old daugh
ter of Harvey Larkins, Riley, Ind.
Ira Smith, Youngstown, Ind.
The injured are: Mrs. James Lang.
don, Kokomo, Ind, paralized BY
lightning.
James Parsons and son, Kokomo,
terribly injured by lighting.
Henry Goodlove, Idaville, stunned.
At Marion the First Presby terian
Church was struck by lightning and
badly damaged; Rowan's saloon was
struck and partially destroyed. Five
men in the saloon we're knocked
senseless.
At Greenwood trees we're uprooted
and crops badly damaged by hail.
Three hundred windows were broken
and several barns burned. The loss
will probably reach $4,000.
At Roachdale the building occupi.
ed by the Roachdale News was en-.
tirely destroyed. Machinery and
fixtures are badly damaged.
At Monticello the barn of Bert
Hathaway was struck by lightning
and Hathaway who bad taken refuge
in the building was instantly killed.
The barn and contents were consum.
ed causing loss Of $4,000.
Hartford City was visited by a ter
rifle wind and hail storm. Fifty oil
derricks were blown down and sever.
al buildings damaged causing loss
Of $25, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
The old schooner yact America, which

The old schooner yact America, which
won the Americas cup in 1851, in the
famous race around the Isle of Wight, is
fitting up at East Boston. She will cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of the win
ming OF the cup by being present at the
next races for the cup.
If the plans formulated at q meeting of
the council of the Ladies' Kennel Asso.
citation at the American Kennel Club
are carried out, New York will have q
bench show under the management Of
the association this fall.
Johnny Nelson the Swede, won a
twenty-five mile motor paced race at the
colosseum in Baltimore Wednesday
night. from Burns Pierce, the Canadian,
by one mile and seventy yards, in forty
minutes and eight seconds, The mile
record Of l.30 was lowered two-fths Of
a second.
Kid Tiomas of Philadelphia, is train.
ing hard Tor his twenty ronnd bout with
Danny Duane OF New York, which is to
be held at the Trenton Athletic Club on
Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21

Chester, Pa, June 2O.-Twelve
year old Lizzie Maher was nearly
drowned last night by young rutiians
whose advances she repealed.
In the company Of several girls of
her own age Lizzie strolled down to
the river. where they were encounter.
ed by number of youths. Proposals
made to the girls we're Indignantly
rejected, and then they fed. Lizzie
was caught and swung out over the
edge OF the wharf by twoof the young
men, who accidentally or purposely
released their hold, The girl fell in.
to the river and sank out of sight.
The young men then fled and Lizzie
was rescued when at the point of
death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
UNION WORKMEN AND
THE NATIONAL GUARD
A Warm Discussion by the Print.
ing Freshman on the
Subject.

Washington, June 2O.-The. printing
pressmen, In their national convention
yesterday, nominated the following Off
GERS, who will he voted on tomorrow:
President, NJ. Y. Higgins, Boston; vice
president, James Il. Gallery, Philadel-
phia; b. A. Balser, Washington; second
vice president, d. J. Mcdonald, Boston:
4. J. unger, Denver; II. Il. McGrath,
New York; third vice president, G. h.
Malpas, Pittsburg; W. II. BurkIins, St.
Louis; secretary-treasurer, w. j. Webb.
New York.
Considerable discussion occurred on the
resolution, forbidding members of the
union from joining National Guard Or
CARNATIONS. The resolution was favor.
ably reported from the committee on
Laws and Appeals. While there was a
general sentiment in favor of the resolu.
ton. the minority put up stubborn 3D.
position to, and prevented vote. Presi-
dent Bowman said that while laboring
men were unequivocally in favor of law
and order, they desired civil law, and not
military rule. He asserted that the adop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-21
WANTS UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Edward Everett Hale Favors a Court
to Settle International Cisputes

Columbus, Ohio, June 19.-Edward
Everett Hale delivered the annual nd.
dress at the Ohio State University com.
nieneement today. His subject wns
The Duties Of the New Century. !"
Among other things he said:
With the twentieth century soc IN.
AmberIcan Indian, the negro, the Asi.
atc and white races living az one nation
between the Atlantic and Pacific? How
snail the black and white races ha
brought In accord and harmony? As the
children Of God, II we choose to elect this
duty, we have the power to effect this
union OF the races, and our Anglo. saxon
blood will assert itself in a union Of ono
people, with love for freedom,
THE accomplishment of this f]eol 70.
CURES permanent peace among the M.
tons of the world. The nations Of tbs
world must agree to submit nil their
disputes to one supreme court, or the
foliles Of the last sixteen hundred years
will be continued. Educated peonle rive
toe little attention to the two hundred
years Of peace early in the Christian err.
Tor to that we owe the civilization Of ia
Gay. 1t IL the duty and opportunity Of