Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
waiting automobile and. amid rounds
OF sppAuse. sped away to Che de-

waiting automobile and. amid rounds
OF spphuse sped away to the de-
pot
Attorney Charles u. Sthusk. OF this
city. was then introduced and address,
ed cae gathering from a legal view Of
the situation. Deeply rooted In my
heart the x-ray would reveal the 2rin-
olples of Rnionism II capital has the
right to organise> as n has done, why
has MOI labor the same rightf
"A do dot propose 10 preach revolution
or anarchy. but / Dc want 10 give YOU
the benenf of the little legal known
edse | possess. I wish to advise you.
lou remember the Balmon< mih mat
Ter. you followed my advice In that,
you did not ATTACK any one or interfere
With priysee or other property and
there was no Injunction no violence
You can lesSsay Hse morn suaspn
and 80 long rs ron do This au.eny and
orderly no cUsN con convss you q
wTons doing.
me pe6vorty OF o millionaire IL tist
as sacred In toe ere n tfe law rs
ye1r fifth home 90 hong az ron
modest no one ana fnvaae 20 ones
rights the sympathy Of All Nbcrty low
ing people viii be with yoaA j. Pier
pont Morgan and other mtllicnssfes sat
with English lords st , sumptuous ban
quet. The aristocracy there like the
aristocracy here. Is vtten TO the core
| am not 'prohibitioniet, as You know,
Hrt urge you TO carefully aSuid drink
ing TO excess at this time.
Il caution you because tho eyes OF the
American people are on you. There are
many outside your unioos who are on
the fence. and your Influence and con-
duct VIII largely determine which side
R the fence they get down on
Il say 10 you candidly that II you do
not win this contest believe n VIII be
the death OF miontsm. say to all
trades outside OF the A. A. thar II you
don't stand by that organization. and
they fab, you will all fall With them.
Dom destroy property; don't KIN auv
man; 10 strike WAS ever won by II,
Fight mir; don't hit any one when he
ts down. say 10 you who have tust
come into the A A. that you dsve done
the most manly act of your lffN
+ NJ. Larkins then spoke very briefly,
saying one ching that especially
pleased his audience;
The steel managers wanted half the
mills ncn-union SO that they could use
them 10 whip the other half into line.
We wan them an vnion 50 than We
need not ts slaves. In this district oVrA
Of 1850 men in the mills. we con-
troll 1850. ! thanh the peoplc for
their contributions cor theti assistance
In every way"
Following Che speeches game the
sports The FIRST waS 3nile bicycle
race, Which was won By Charlie aaiade,
Who started from scratch, Don Smith,
second.
The next event, race between VIM
Henry Of Bridgeport, and Horse the
man starting from the quarter post, the
horse from the wire. This was won by
the horse.
The fnal was four-round boxing
contest with four ounce gloves betwecn
Eddie Gardner, the Wheeling light
weight. who weighs but IL pounds, apd
Frank Collier, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
champion light weight His weight Is
f4s pounds. n vas very Lively bout
and many sharp blows were landed
Collier EVIDENTLY had the best Of Il In
weight and experience but Gardner
showed up we'll and got In come very
hot punches The event was neatly
pulled of and the contestants MAIN
talned their temper throughout
The amount realized from the benefN