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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Washington Heights Associatio
Making Elaborate Plans

Members Of the Washington Heights
Association held a meeting last night and
discussed plans for Fourth of July
celebration. The general interest mani
Tested is taken as assurance that the
project will he n success. Persons We're
selected to solicit subscriptions to defray
the expenses of the affair. Band con
rcrts will he given and addresses will he
made. II was not decided whom to ask
10 make the speeches.
The celebration this year will he under
taken on larger scale than ever before
md it is hoped the response with finan-
"ial assistance will he adequate to insure
the carrying out Of the plans the asso-
"iation members have in mind. Actice
work will he heGun at once and every
body interested in the affair will work
had to make it success.
The association proposes to plant n
ine. large fagnoe in the triangular nlot
w the north side Of the bridge but it
will not he M until after July 4. The
Mot will be nut in hetter condition by
direction of the Board Of Park Com
misSioncrs.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

President O'Connell stated that officials
We're not restricted as TO the amount
non-union men should receive, but he ad-
ded that in any event it should be sufii-
cient to induce them to remain in the
fight to the end. Since May 20 over $40,
900 has been distributed among strikers,
and as vet no regular system of benefits
has gone into force.
A resolution was passed asking the
American Federation of Labor to levy
an assessment, as provided for in its
constitution, TO provide funds for the
strikers. In the event of n long-drawn-
out fight an appeal for aid will also be
made to the trade organizations of Great
Britain who were assisted by the ma
nhmists in their struggle for an eight
hour day.
Regarding the question of finances
President O'Coiincll stated that n special
strike fund amounting to over $i50.O00
was still intact.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
IRON WORKERS 60 OUT.
partlett, Hayward & Co.'S Men =" anu
g Nine. hour LAY.

p,,,;mor.. Md, June 1l.--beca"S'
request for shorter work day nr" e,n n"l
been granted about 60 ps,as,t ir"nwprHgrS Waywnrd
pl"s." y, Wn srot, and Mcllenry streets
\ stonnra v"., work short time after noon ian
when r quit w" "n" a"a ,nr ~ ra%a"S 's""'f
or off Of the day in the vicinity Of ,n@ Sn"lS war,
y laran m ia 10 o'clock last niglll'
IN orl.ins N" s" overtime on rushed orders o, i
w"rNas " rnia the men want nine hours I" GGm
S,;,"t" I'M" days work. with n" red"r1,"' ,,s,,
% in the pay which they now receive, ",t rarv :" =,
" wages Of the men who went rhin% "M' th"y I" ar ar
rorn'hI II was said last night that tn
mS' n,sn who stopped work hope to nave ,,n.
inference m"n w%" with the firm today, mh'
t u Tho " men will he adjusted sat'siae''r''
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
mAcH1N1sTs' FIGHT SILL ON
Additional Men Leave Ieir Stops
and Join the strik's.

philadelphia, June IA SIP coliiiiiil-
~ nn hehnlf Of about 24o wkmen yes
trr tordoy presented the machinIs scale TO
1t'"is bennington i Sherman capanE: In
iarmorntcd, makers Of safesa' lehna
,mj richmond streets. lncliea among
ma INA mechanics are 50 to 75nafilnisStts,
~ cn,;plc Of days will he ioYn the M
I'm, ,"",', tn arrive at a decision. heh If the
,nnmhcrs do not agree. stke Flii ne
ordered. ,..,;,4, anll.od ot
tho Barr Pump Works, 'rnlnt9wn
Junction. again went on str'KY1 1'ruhy.
T ,rhn men had returned to yf;; he.
l1;ny;np that they would recclN honrs
TN ~, M fnr i "a hour week. AstY terms
,,,s we've not posted yesterday y w'nt
: out again. -, ~. Pam.
;roton Safe Company, NJ VI anu
= Wi,bmond I! streets. about - irlmber'
t rotiGcd the firm yesterday thN
/ ,.n,,,1 ] 90 on strike unless grI the
i. a hour day without reduction lnEes.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
CONTRACT AWARDED.
For Cementing Roof Of Rockford
Water Tower.
Routine Business Transact at
Water Commissioners Meeting
Yesterday Afternoon.

At the meeting of the Water Com
misSioners yesterday afternoon the cont
tract for cementing the Rockford water
tower was awarded to Merritt \ Com
pnny Of Philadelphia. Nazareth cement
is to be- USED and the amount Of the con-
tract is $l,45O. 1t is not known exactly
when the work Of cementing the roof will
he started. The work of putting the
expanded iron on the roof will be started
at once.
Superintendent Van Trump of the
Wilmington City Railway Company APP
penred before the board in regard to the
;prinkling of streets on which the com
pany has tracks. Mr.. Van Trump stated
hat his company had been requested TO
prinkle the streets by the Street and
sewer Department. He asked if the
oard would agree to donate the water
/ the railway company Sprinklrl the
treets. The work would he done with
sprinkling car. The board decided to
take the matter of water up later ana
notify the railway company of its de-
son.
The application from the Delaware
lIoSpital for water service 10 operate I'M
Elevator was granted. A similar re-
uest from |. Lewis Row was also
granted. 4 communication was received
from the Street and Sewer Department
n regard to paving Eighth street from
layton to Franklin. The matter was
eferred To Chief Engineer Bond. Regis
'rar Grohe reported number Of places
where more than one house is connected
with the same service. He was in
tructed to give the owners the usual
legal notice to connect with separate SER
vice. II. L. Peacock Company'S request
| for smaller meter service AT its building
Ninth and King streets was granted.
| chief Engineer Bond was ordered Ia
advertise for proposals for copper shinS-
les to cover the Rockford water tower
roof.
The payroll was sl.3O77s and the bal
ance in bank $96,606.20.
There will probably he no meeting of
the board on next Tuesday. President
Pyle. Chief Engineer Bond and Regis
trar Grohe will attend the American
Waterworks Associations Convention
lin New York city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
MASTER MAcHINIsTs MEET.
National Metal Trades Association
Will Convene T0deY.

New York. June 1.-THE administers
tive council of the National Metal Trades
Association met yesterday afternoon and
evening in the Gilsey House to arrange
plans for convention of the association
called for tomorrow. This convention
will also he held in the Gils"y House and
will be attended by most of the 1853 mem
bers of the association The administra-
tive council consists of twenty mar,Al"..-
I iac iaccn,Ile;nfion in Toronto to attend the con
,:ant;om N the Gilscy House today. arriv-
in~ here Yesterday. Henry r. Devens'
Sncrntory Of the National Metal Trades
lssocintion made the following statement
last night: at.o,d orr CON
,.,ntion he comes uninvited. me con
,.n,t;nn will net confer with my repre-,
sentative OF the nnion' III IL yaS h;.';n.. :',;,s,
ror = difrcrcnt purpose. The nachinists
IN going on strike broke one . 'he HS'
,r,ecmcnts over secured by amor orga-
niyotion from a body Of "mploNrS' Lay
Nc No done 50 they forfeited thn righf TO
have their union recognized
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
GOLD PRIZES
FOR CADETS
Exercises at Wilmington Miti-
tary Academy.
ANNUAL ORATORY CONTESTS
Governor HUM Was Present Among
Many Guests-Pretty Decorations
Adorned Wyckoff Hall-Class
Exercises Today.

In the presence of about 300 relatives
and friends and amid pretty decorations,
cadets Of the Wilmington Military hcad-
my last night Wed with each ,ther in
Wyckoff Hall in the second annual con
ests for the j. II. Morrison prizes in
defamation and the William Munhall
pecial prize. Among the guests We're
Governor John Hum, Mrs. and Miss
Iunn. Following are the prize winners,
Munhall special prize, $25, Samuel Ed
;ar Francis.
First Morrison prize, $50, William
iewell Barnard, Jr.
Second Morrison prize, SIS, Robert Will
Jams Tomlinson.
Third Morrison prize. 49, Robert Day
on Smith.
The Rev. George G. Hail. Superin-
endent of Public Schools George w.
rwitmyer and John T.. Nields We're the
udges. Superintendent Twitmyer made
he announcements.
The program was as follows:
Romanza Di Siebel from Faust. Gou-
,od, Miss Mabel Winner: David Davis
'olquhoun, "'The Unknown Rider" Lip
mrd: Robert Dayton Smith, "Robert of
| lincoln" Bryant: Robert Williams Tom
nSon. Inp race from fpeH 11Hf. LEW
Wallace: sernade. G. Pierne. Miss Edna
Turner Bradficld: Samuel Edgar Francis.
'Nesuvius and the Egyptian" Lytton;
Reynolds Driver Wilson, .'One Niche
he Highest" William Hazlett Smith
Starr, Sergeant Prentiss' First Plea"
al paddle song. Eta Parker; (bl the
lscontented duckling. Jessie T.. Gaynor,
Miss Mabel Winner: Kenneth Emmons.
The Limitations of Youth" Field;
William Newell Barnard. .Ir., "'The
PAINTER of Seville" Susan Wilson; Clay
'on Douglass Buck. "The Relief Of Lnck-
'ow." Robert Lowell; John Macarthur,
"Heyo" House. from "Uncle Remns
Harris: Adagio Pathet ique, GODDARD,
Miss Edna Turner Rradiield.
Cadets Captain William X. Grove.
!. Wesley Connell is instructor of
oratory.
AT $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon the
"adets contested in q prize drill. There
vas q large attendance of spectators.
The decision will be made today and
he prizes will be awarded.
Glass exercises will he held at 1090
r'clock this morning. Governor Hum
will make an address.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
STRIKER WAS EXPELLED.
Piano Workers Discipline Man Who
Deserts Their Ranks.

Baltimore. June Christopher Chris
tian, one of the striking polishers and
varnishcrs who quit the factory of Will
liam Knabe & CO., was expelled from
the Piano Workers Union and Missed
ont of the strikers headquarters this
morning.
The strikers said today that the fore.
men ut the factory tried to break their
ranks by going to several of the work
men and offering them inducements to
rcturn to work this morning. Each man
they say. was led to believe that he would
iind many of his former comrades at the
factory.
Christian was the only one to return.
Abont 10 O'Clock he visited tho strikers
headquarters at Neidhardt's Hall. West
pratt street for the alleged purpose of
finding out why the other men were not
vt work. The strikers asked him to
promise not to return TO the shops until
ho dissatisfied workmcn gained their
"oint. This. they say. he refused to do
Ills expulsion Immediately followed.
Tho strikers assert that the effort Of
b" foreman was brought about by dis
'ntiSfact'on with the men brought from
athcr cities 10 take their places.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
MACHINISTS ARE
NOT FRIGHTENED
Citizens Indignant at Police Commissions
Action Toward Strikers.
UNWARRANTED EFFORT TO NTIMIDATE CONDEMNED

on their way to their various depart
menis, being attracted by the police.
The whole excitement was caused by the
fact Of policemen being there.
Il remained at the gate till the whistle
blew and saw everything that went on.
felt that ordering honest workmen
around in the works by police officers
was a grave insult. ! determined to
unt work. So I went to the boilershop.
did mp my overalls in n bundle, went to
Foreman Thomas Michigan and asked
for my time. / then went to the office.
There was nobody in the office, but
met Cashier Mertz outside.
Gle asked me what was the matter
| replied that force had been used. the
police force had been brought inside to
drive men to work and | could not work
under such conditions for anybody.
Il then left the works. In my opin-
ion the action OF the company in having
police in the works has aroused the men
TO such pitch that there is no telling
what they may do. II is simply madden
ing the men who have been reporting for
work every day. The policing of the
works was an insult pure and simple.
tWhat trouble occurred yesterday
afternoon was merely the result of the
indignities heaped on the men in the
morning.
II called on President Of the Police
Commission Clnrkson and said to him:
Why were the police inside of the works
todayT
Tie replied: T did not know thev
were in. didn't intend that they should
20 there unless there was some violation
,f law or disorder
''T then said: Well there was no dis
order.
''TIc answered: Then they had no
authority to go there
''He told me he would investigate the
matter. 7 saw Chief Massey this after
noon and he told me the same thing"
Chief Massey said last night that the
same men who were. IN dnt-wU NJ un'ess
here Is some disorder.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
MARTIN-CR0NEY NUPTIALs.
Pretty Home Wedding at No. 402
Harrison Street.

Miss Charlotte NJ. Martin of this city
and Phileman ID. Croney of Pen Argye,
Pa We're married at 8 o'clock last night
at the home of the brides parents, No.
1902 Harrison street. The Rev. Robert
A. Elwood, pastor Of Olivet Presbyter-
ian Church performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
Persian lawn. trimmed with white satin
ribbon and lace. She carried a bouquet
Of bride roses. Miss Ella A. Croney was
bridesmaid. She wore gown of India
linen trimmed with lace insertion. Will
liam S. Martin was best man. Charles
Martin and Maris Il. Croney acted as
iiShers.
The reception which followed was at
tended by large number of friends of
the bride and groom. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers and
palms. The bridal couple left on a late
train for an extended tour north. They
will make their home at Pen Argye, Pa.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
KILLED BY
SMALL GIRL
Elsie Stolls Fatally Shoots Aged
John Phillips.
CHILD Is NOW MISSING
She was Playing with the Weapon
when it Exploded ana the Ball
Lodged in the Mans
Head.
CHILD rs NOW MISSING

4 shocking tragedy occurred on a farm
O'Clock last night, when Elsie Stolles, no.
quite 9 years of age, shot and killed
.lohn Phillips, aged 62 years.
There is double house on the place
occupied by the families of William
Stolls and Hugo Giehler.
Phillips was employed by Giehler and
when the tragedy occurred was on the
porch of the house washing bucket
preparatory to placing feed in it for the
cows.
The little girl who is the daughter
Of William Stolls, was also on the porch
and was playing with shooter 32-
calibre revolver.
She was back of Phillips and sudden.
ly the revolver exploded and the ball
passed into the back of his head.
lie at once fell over and became un-
conscious. The ball penetrated the
brain.
Emma Meek. aged 16 years, who is
Employed by Mrs. Giehler. was an eye
witness of the affair and her screams
brought the members of both families ia
he scene. G. w. Whiteman, who lives
nearby hurried tn the place.
The little girl who did the shooting
lied bitterly after committing the deed.
Shortly afterwards she mysteriously dis
appeared.
A thorough search was made for her
hnt she could not he found. AT an early
hour this morning she was still missing.
DIR. Chandler was summoned but
Phillips died twenty minutes after being
hot. He did not regain consciousness.
He was married and leaves a widow
md four children. His widow lives he
"ond Third street bridge. lie had not
lived with her recently.
William Stolls. father of the girl is
Employed at Bendenkopf's morocco fac
tory and said last night that when he
left home for work Yesterday tho rnnalsA.-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Fight With Tramps.

Nine tramps attempted to take charge
of il Delaware Railroad train near
Blackbird on Monday evening and fight
resulted. One of the men attempted ia
enter the cab of the engine and was
struck by either the fireman or engineer
and knocked to the ground. Detective
Hutchins and posse started after the
men on special engine and succeeded
in arrestng six men. Two of the men
were taken to Dover and placed in the
lookup ana held for further hearing
One. a cripple. was left off with small
fine, which he paid. The other five Were
each given 90 days and landed in New
Castle Jail.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
NEWPORT NEWS STRIKE,
Unless the Machinists Return the
sbinvard Will Shut Down.

Zo,,n,rt News. Va, June I'LL ,",
~. nr the machinists Is not se,i.rl
S'r,N' , n.;,h;n 4 comparatively short time
mere .''a o~,;ra shipyard. with its 1000 men
W, u, '','n Ill., dawn. some of tho depart
W., . w;, 10 compelled 10 clos" ms
MI nons having worked as long as p'ssih''
without the aid Of the mh.n" ~, strir,
Others will close next Wr'N y Sn,r;,
Is not concluded. Assistant n'ls .,t,tn, ,tn
tpndcnt Hopkins in an ih'"rs.rM .,, hs T., M
,hnt If there is close down y WI, y, ~, IA
cousc the yard cannot e"n,lhun, :" .hon w.,
without the product Of the mar'',nm r.aS S''t" ~
ma not from any desire . . ,mr' ii; IL
strike issue. Such cont'hg'rrE W.,
mean loss of many thousand no,,'rn ,',.t IN
I'M IN rity, which is largely Dependent W."
tho ward. -
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
rIJZARETH STRIKERS
rIIAR(iED.

E,iu,heth. y. j., June 11.-TiTing
narhinists of the BAH y Wood lnny
and and the 4. & f. Brown ComiHyho
%aa were givcn until this mornlnH pme
hack mack to work, gathered around Rops
his M morning. but did not gokrk;
and and they are now discharged; aid
MAT few of the men OF 'n'f H.
I',aI nr"wn Company went TO work one
- - Rnll 4 Wood. SuperlntenRl Rlrd
sa said pil this morning that the iiF,ld th,l
n, thc end Of the week; and that rps
Md been running all through e'
hut had been badly ,I erippl@a' nat ~ IF,
Drown said they would hM NV
NOR" more with the men and MI he
strikers , discharged themss'Skre ss IT..
arr 900 strikers ont and many 'k'
mon in enforced idleness'
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
MAcHINtsTs TO ASK AID.
rant American Federation Help tof
pro,racted Strike.

r.o,to Ont. Jnne 1.-THE inlern,'.
I"r""," ",sociation of Machinists to-day
'lona, ;,,d N,, to ask the American Fcd'r"9%n mon
Of Ian" ,,v they have paid ont $S5ooo ssT 80
officers -" S"S nrescnt strike and have i,'hn u
lar si5o ~ ~, goo = which they can draw on u
the Tacr" n,@ is al ihool Of the h""1Gn""ra fr"n
Of M,unOsto" .hG Chicago and Cleveland ~, n
Wasted as heing more c'n'r"''s !"
Gated. - Francisco to prcsi
twsn,y,six aS firms there .n hare The e'fs liz shil ii
agirT'ti = a.,i,1ims firms, however, are stl'' out
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Old Workman Considered it Unjust and
Quits Work.
HE COULD NOT STAND THE INSULT
President of City Council Alexander, an Old
and Trusted EmpIoye, Leaves the Shops
When He Finds Policemen in the
Yard of the Harlan and HoI-
lingsWorth Company

Wilmington is up in arms because OF
ilr action ON the part Of the Harlan 4
ilollingsworth Company in calling ont
police when there was no reason for il
whatever. If the object in calling out
the police was to cause riot it failed.
William III. Alexander, president Of City
council and for many years II boiler
maker for the above company gave up
his position and drew his time at I
o'clock Yesterday morning. Mr.. AleXan-
drr's action was caused by police being
srnt to the yards.
Regular employees of the company were
much surprised on reporting for work
ut the usual time yesterday morning To
find several policemen lettering around
he gates. The men reported and then
stood within the gates waiting for the
"'clock whistle to blow. when they
intended to go to work The police were
also within the gates. They went among
The group Of men and told them that they
lmnSt GitheE, 90. to ,Herfsss bot. re w"s .
M above action on the part OF ,,,e p,,ao1
that angered Mr.. Alexahn'r """
him to draw his time. oh traat-
me men rebelled against s",n thnv
,,a,, rhov fold the police that they
,i', I"5 r.oo,n;zed bosses in their depart.
| m. mon were not disorderly ah'
h.ro ,,.o. no trouble Of any kind. iheN
cIoirnd that the police had no reason y
ent.r the wards and try to in'imiua'
,ha,n l,v commanding them ana ns'n
ma, h,tons os n means OF showing thei
authority. ,Sr
mi .mn,oyes who have been with III
com,,uv nc long MS the Causes W.,
bi.hly indignant over being driven
worl in such a manner. They c"hSin'''
il M insult and an encroach'iit'n
their rights ms citizens. Thcy r'S'"''
bitterly MS they had never het"re W.
subject TO such disgracefni raw, y, l,
Manv of the men declare they VIII "
il driven to work in like manner aE"
The action of having police at
works. when there had been no pr'N'
i3nnhlc was general topic o, r1nv.' n,
lion Yesterday. The Harlan \ lioiiih
worth company was condemned for -
n mnvrment on oll sides. Promin
business men branded the action
nntrnppnus and an insult to the
noyrs II IL n general opinion tha'
police are continued to he sent !"
works il will in the end cause vi",r'
Prominent citizens when spok'n I" ~
the matter said they could see no Nv
Si;y for police protection.
An rmploye of the company s,h't"
Niplt that foreman in one OF VIZ
Wuimcnts said to him yesterday w
was nncallcd for to have poiic',h'
the works. The forman saih 'n"
would cause n riot and that y was y
fnr the company to take such ar',I
MACHINE SHOP DOOR FELL
nuring the noon hour yesterua.
acrdrnt happened which caused
comment It was few minutes
thc whistle blew for work ana
numlmr Of men and bovs employ
the shnvard and other denartmen'
Hatlrrcd around the door to the
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Park Line in Operation.

A car was run over all the new lines
of the Peoples Railway Company Mon
LAY and yesterday and yesterday after
noon the Second street. Clayton street
and Park Railway lines W re put in
operation. A regular service will now
he maintained on all the lines. For the
present a ten-minute schedule is to be in
.operation but more cars will he added
Inter. At present the cars on the belt
line will run north on Lombard street,
wcst on Thirteenth. south on Jefferson
and east on Second. Transfers will he
given on the other lines, without extra
cost.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
~<t work house Trustees.

Routine business was transacted at the
regular monthly meeting yesterday of the
trustees of the New Castle County Work
house. Plans for n barn At the instiiu-
tion was approved. A carload of ma
tcrial for the cells has arrived. 1t will
he several months before the building
will he ready for the reception of prison
prs
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
10 Observe Founders Day.

Founders Day will he observed at the
"hil,lrcn's Home. Rivervew. tomorrow.
Members of the hnnrd of Managers will
he Mt the home from 10 a., m. until !
i. M. and cordially invite those interest
"a i'm caring for little children to take
this opportunity of visiting the institu-
ton. School exercises will begin mt
NJ m,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
VOTED AGAINST SOCIALISM
v. ob;nists Also Take Stand Fe'
u,rd;ru Christian Science.

Toronto. Ontario, June llim llIachimists in
noti"nal ] Association of Marn,',,l Ma,.,nimously
Invention today almost s,,;m,. n,;,'a the as
rntel % down resolution nieas'nE n ,iso do
s"i s"';ation ID Socialism. It wns ,, VIA from 4
ci'sd that certificate Of aa,,n ,,'a,,,1 I not he
! Christian Scientist doctor w"'' . 'loim rol
.nen~nizrd in the future III 49,"
death benefits. -, ,oc;dcd TO extcn,
financial aid to non-union, I'm men 'ossnc;atior
out with members '' wy
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Meeting IN Buffalo.

Frank u. Lackey. Charles II. Woods
and A. r. Jones' members of the Grand
Lodge. A. o. Y. W., James Il. Carroll
of Dover and George NJ. Stevenson Of
Smyrna have gone to Buffalo to attend
the annual meeting of the Supreme
Lodge, A. o. u. w.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
p1AcKLIsT1NG MADE 1AL.
CONT Decides Against strikrasf
will he Appealed.

Chicago, June 11.-.ludse man
.'i,t" h"r;Jed that the blacklisYf Il
,mnhrr ,,,I of girls by stock iirm
w w" lepal The girls struck laf brn-
nry and the firms aiier,'a :"
take them back. Ihe case W" up
lpealcd.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Representative Ewing Improved.

For the first time in seven weeks Rep
rescntative Frank r. Ewing was in this
city yesterday. Mr.. Ewing has been
.uffering from an injured foot and was
threatened with blood poisoning.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
.1 ,nOR TRorRLES on
I.N ENI'

Tacoma. June 11.-rhc tram trans
crans and revenue cutter hSnr en-
tawcd @ to the Puget Sound NaN
.%N ot Rremcrton. a delegate Of
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