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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07

for Oklahoma. where they VIII spend II.
summer.
Mrs. c. p. Quincy Of this city has rone
for summers vacation UP into Nichs-
gan. She viii visit friends at saginaw.
Detroit and Bay City.
The Eagle received a letter from Mrs
George W. lloyd. stating that her has-
hand died suddenly on May = His re-
mains were taken TO Cleveland foT burial
Mrs Ed Park OF Webb city. Mo. ~hs
mas been visiting with her mother. Mrs
Bliss. on North Main street. for the past
three weeks. left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. Silas Brown OF this city Is speadiag
few days al Lawrence with old chumS
and friends OF his college DAYS. Mr.
Brown graduated from the Kansas uni
yersity and is now getting 10 see the
other fellows do t.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. King have moved
from as Hinton avenue 20 their new
home at 1872 Boston avenue Nr. King
has Just completed his house. very
neat and comfortable 4-room cottage.
Mrs Geo. NJ. Taught and son Maynard.
or Litchfieid, III. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Urner Collins. Mrs. Taught and
Mrs. Collins viii leave Monday FOR a
six weeks trip through the east. visit
ms IN New York. Boston and other cities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
HOG MARKET
WAS WEAKER
Receipts Were Light and
Trading Was Active,
TOP PRICE, WAS s715
Best Were Shade Lower and
Others Five Off,

The receipts of hogs yesterday were
email and considerably under those of
Thursday. The strong demand made a
very active market TO the extent of the
offerings. Other markets were quoted
lower and this one was no exception al
though the decline on the best hogs was
very small while the less desirable kinds
had to submit TO about I'VE cents decline
1t would be putting it about right to say
that the best hogs were a shade lower
hnd all others five cents lower. The top
price was $40 for a load Of hogs weigh
Hng 20. They were a pretty good quality
with the exception that they had more
mud on them than the packers cared for.
since the heavy rains there has been some
complaint about the mud Nearly all the
hogs look like they had been sopped in a
mud hole before shipping. Country ship
pers cannot be too often reminded that
very light hogs VIII not bring near the
top prices Well fattened pigs weighing
from $50 to rs pounds will bring $3.50,
but hogs weighing under $50 are not want
ed and it is useless 20 expect that car load
lots containing hogs a considera bic num-
Der Of which weigh about $50 or less bring
ing good prices even when they contain
heavy hogs enough to bring the average
much above these light hogs. The light
grassy hogs, the packers here do not want
and they cannot be fooled on them by put
ting few good hogs in the car with the
lights
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
ExpLalNs as AooREss
e9enearino Gives Further Testioeny
CT insoiar Affairs.

WashirEscr =. g. 5s1e g-ssnrr Esi-
encarnIso today ceztlanes hls statement
before ne cor1u,iftss ~ irssizf sralrs
explaiusnx he sc1rsss 20 ire Ans~rieaa
congress ussfe ~ htrs assocsfl1r f'hs.-
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document sfarsf fhat ~ zrase % as
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CITY IN BRIEF.

r. a. saHksy sent 70 Guesa sprfsxs
YESTERDAY
Mss Juznita Taysor - ssck with ssizr-
"a trouble
Miss Fla Hacker hsz gone - End. o.
T Tor feN wreeks' visit
Fre1 wiissr = capren. .. T. f. vssltirE
attn ais many srie1ds n IRIS city
Judge = y Havnaker MI e~sixrr the
Fourth q Jsiy address AZ Fse1rozL
CITY Attorney Eeiz has r-surn-d fr1n
a Short v.sit 20 2 Dorz1o o. bzs1aess
Ms Es,sEs uo~uizz TEX On = visit
yesterday uo-ri1g SIC NEi rrshzt1r -
gore abopf th.er 9eeks
= 8 Ea-t.z Has yesterday arrofufe3
s6nlnlstrztsT y tie p T. Esrtla estate.
and RS bead 1xef a. q saa
Nj. Geo-Ee u. Busrs fssf yesterday sor
an extszded risft Il Csilfsr-8k- de EEl
probably remain Or ne s1zz~r-
II p N1rris51 S.d Q. II .gzzeiey. str-
ze-ts frcz Fs.rzc4zt ce.lexs. issx .o1sy
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CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The top price for hogs was S7.15.
All classes of hogs would have been ,
cents lower Yesterday if the packers were
not very anxious to get good, heavy
hogs.
: When the buyers kick about the mud
on the hogs the country shippers remind
them that even real estate is worth
good deal Of money now.
The tanners who persist in selling light
hogs must have concluded that il is
lcng time before there will be roasting
ears in their corn fields.
The shippers who had hogs on the mar
ket yesterday were: J. c. Robh. of
EIngfisher: W. j. Norris, of oxford; c. 5.
Stewart, OF Whitewater, and II. c. De-
bIecht. of Andale.
H. +. Codeld. of MaclIville marketed
a car load of cows yesterday. He seemed
t. be satisfied with the prices they
brought.
GRAIN MARKETS.
Grain-Wheat, Coo: corn, 66c; oats, S6q
Produce-Butter. 16c; eggs. 12c; hens.
nc, springs. broilers. Ia TO ia pounds,
lie; TO pounds Ice; turkey hens. 10c;
tens, Sc; ducks, full feather. &C; geese.
full feather. fc.
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Western LEAGUE eames-

COLORADO SPRINGS. 5: DENVER, Z.
Colorado Springs. June 6.-Today's game
was replete with features The locals led
~ several departments. but the visitors
hit hard when hits counted. Park Wilson
was elected from the field by order Of the
umpire Score. r II =
Colorado Springs .0210 O00O2@ . )
Denver .............I o On0S02 II n ,
Batteries-McCloskey and Mcconnell;
McNeely and Baerwald
PEORIA. 3; MILWAUKEE. 3.
Peoria june 6.-Todays game was
called at the end of the ninth inning. on
account of darkness. with the score a
tie. The field was muddy and in bad
condition. and the game was without SEN
satona features. Attendance $50. Score:
r II +
MliWaukee ...-.-..--.0 @ 9 Q Q @ o-3 8 ,
son and Lucia.
KANSAS CITY. 6; DIES MONIES. .
Des Moines. June 6.-The batting ability
OF the visitors gave them an easy victory
over Des Moines today. The game. was
nevertheless en- exciting one. Attend
ance, Soa. Score. RHE
Dcs Moines ..........2 o @ 90 % >
Kansas City ..-......0G00 2Oli2-s lS 3
Batteries-Wilkinson and Hansen; Wei
mer and Messitt
ST JOSEPH. 4: OMAHA. 3.
Omaha. Juue 6.-The locals inability
10 bunch hits at opportune times lost
the game TO St Joseph. After the first
inning Omaha was AT the mercy of
Chinn. Attendance, 4e0. Score: Ri L
Omaha .-----.-.-.--.-s Q 9 o 9 e-S q
st. Joseph .--..-..-...0 . @ @ 81 o 0O-4
Batteries-Graham and Gindon; Chinn
and Roth
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1885; western wetheTs, S4d5.S5: fed ewes
$455E510: Texas clipped yearlings s5.190
$50; Texas clipped sheep S4-20d5. as; stock
ers and feeders, s.. 50Q420.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. June 6.-Cattle-Receipts ] 900
including $50 Texans Market was steady.
Beef steers S4.50GI750; stockers and feeders
$3.50 40; cows and heifers 81. 25d5.35; Tex
as steers, fed. S4.30m5.91: grassers So. 40l1
40: cows and heifers S2.75d40O.
Hogs-Reeeipts 1900. Market 10c lower.
Pigs and lights S6.60d6.90; packers sc. Goa
10; butchers $695GL371z
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Natives S4.50Q550; lambs $5a725.
st. Joseph.
st. Joe, June 6.-Cattle-Receipts SOC:
steady; natives s5.35d7.50: cows and heif-
ers. SL25a6.30: veals s.. 25G5.50; stockers
and feeders 81 25G5.5
Hogs-Receipts 5000; steady; light and
light mixed S6.S00725; medium and heavy
1.l5q7. 40; pigs s4f8630
spring lambs S750
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07

Hazsit0n. Pa. June s.-The eleven In
ported men who we're kidnapped az Halle
brock coliieTy by the striking mins work
ers last night were seat back 10 Philsdei-
phia today District Pres.deu; Dgny ar
ncunced that this vas the LAST hatch tia;
would be deported at The expense q the
union Abost 81 men from Philadelphia
reached HazleSon en- special tain early
today. They wiz Be put 10 vcrk around
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New YORK Money Market.

New York. June s.--tclosel-M Money on
call steady at sal per cent; closing bid and
Z si<aA per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a4ss per cent. Sterling exchange
easier with actual business in bankers
bills al "a s77s for demand and at saSfs.G=
for 90 days. posted rates ffSi-f54ss and
81 SS5s. commercial bills 1853.
Bar silver sc: Mexican dollars &c
Government bonds steady. state bonds
steady. government BOMBS irregular.
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III star PIuckea or

Kansas City. June 5-A special 70 the
star from Mcpherson. kansas. says. ..
4. Daniels. city marshal. was arrested
here on warrant sworz out BY DIT. s.
y. Lee. charging him with extorting
money FOR alleged offeassS. The matter
has been brought 10 the attention Of
Mayor Cottingham and the city council
with the result that Daniels, star was
taken from him. Unable to End bonds
men he was sent 70 al.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
FILTHY TEMPLES IN INDIA

Sacred cows often defiie Indian temples,
but worse yet is body that's polluted
by constipation. Don't permit 1t. Cleanse
your system with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, and avoid untold misery. They
give lively livers, active bowels. good d.
gestlon, fine appetite. Only &c. at Geh-
rings pharnacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07

.tate fun cream. colored, choice sz61Oc:
fancy small white leAc.
Eggs Receipts s.IlU packages. Market
weak State and Pennsylvania 175zdisc;
western storage packed 11dI11xc
Sugar-Raw rn; fair refining 27sc: CEN
trifugal IS test 3i-16c: molasses sugar
11-lec: refined firm; crushed 5-I5c; pow
dered 475c: graduated 4-ooc.
CcEee-Quiet- Nc. Rio, SIC.
Moie Sses-Steady.
Poultry-Alive nominal. unchanged with
dressed weak Broilers 2oa2 sc: fowls l3c;
turkeys &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
BASEBALL.


CHICAGO. s; BROOKLYN. 3.
Brooklyn June 6.-Chicago won from
Brooklyn today by punching hits in the
fourth inning Attendance, $50. Score:
Chicago ..............1OO4oOO1O-6 2
Brooklyn .............O ? 00O01O-3 II /
Batteries-Strain and King; Hughes
and Ahearn.
PHILADELPHIA. s: ST. LOUIS. 3.
Philadelphia. June 6.-St. Louis could
not hit Voorhees, to any advantage while
Philadelphia was successful in punching
hts Attendance, 1873. Score: r II E
Philadelphia .......24 OOOO2O+ 1s ,
st Louis .......-.....0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 2-5 l3 3
Observation-Disclosures and Jacklitsch;
Yerkes and ]. ONeil
CINCINNATI, 4; BOSTON, s.
Boston, June 6.-Cincinnati won the
opening game Of the series. Both teams
played listlessly at the bat and in the
held. Attendance 1000. Score: RHE
Boston .......-.....---0 o , 0 o 0 0 0 1-3 3
Cincinnati ........0 a. 10 {
Batteries Malarkey and Kittredge:
Thielmau and PETIT
PITTSBURG. 4; NEW YORK. 4.
New York June 6.-The New York
team played an eleven inning game to a
tic with Pittsburg today. triple play
IN the ninth inning by Richie and Wag-
ner y as feature Of the game. Matthew
son save way TO Evans in the box in the
ninth inning. Attendance. $4,000. Score:
Pittsburg ........00O103OOOO0Li i
New York ..-.....0 D 0 @ . 20 00 e. 10 l
Batteries-Doheny and NJ Smith: Mat
thewson' Evans. Yeager and O'Hagen.
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HOG SALES.


The cattle market yesterday was
rather tame affair because of the light
receipts. The good butchers cattle
seems 20 have about run out or they are
not being sent to this market. There
was one car load of cows weighed UP
and quoted at s. IS, but there was some
reasons for believing that there was 4
string to this sale, AID perhaps the
cigars or a cash bonus was given on the
side, OF il may have not been consid-
cred representative sale It would be
about as well 20 call off the market here
for butcher cattle until they have had
time to get fat on grass, for the grain
fed cattle seems TO be all gone.
TIT L = nc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07

Guthrie. O. T.. June s.-Govsrrer yer
gusou has been invited 10 deliver Al al
dress At Poncs City o. the Fosrth q
July ~ sha; time the people % Poacz
City and vfclrisy wii have b,E oese-
hrztioz- TIE Eoverzor has rot ST de-
csded whefhsrhe ~al accept tAs izvltatoz
o. n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Al children Who are ofske part ia chli-
erens DAY exercises u Ftymoafh consre-
gational church please core 10 the
church Saturday afternoon az Z o-cieck,
June :. Don; fail
The county and commissioner teiezz-
tons % the FouTth Ward SEi rect az
Garfield hail this morning AZ 2 o'ciork-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
HAS POSTPONE oBUILpINe
]. II. Black Says It Is Hard to Get Ma
teriaI.

]. H Black stated yesterday that he
has postponed for the present the cree
ton OF a large business block adjoining
the Innes store because or the unsettled
condition OF labor and the difficulty ~
securing material. II IS probable that
work win not begin on the building I'M
I'll newt wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
HAPPY TIME IN OLD TOWN.

I'VE felt very happy" writes r. n.
Bevil. Old Town, Va. when BuckIen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter
of a bad case OF scald head" II de-
lights all who use 1t for Cuts. Corns.
Burns. Bruises. Boils. Ulcers. Eruptions.
Infallible for Piles. Only sc, at Geh-
rings pharmacy.
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BAND ORDERS UNIFORMS
II Will Be Of Black chevios and With
Fatigue Coat.

Sanford's band has ordered new uni
ferns and they win soon be here. The
uniform consists of a black cheviot suit.
trimmed In black braid and with fatigue
coat. The word Sanford" viii lie printed
in gold letters on the lapal nf The cont
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
COTTON MARKET.

New York. June s.-Cotton-Suot closed
quiet and steady &c higher MiddnnE So
uiddiilng gulf sc Sales -9af bales
Galveston June Cotton. steady 81
Liverpool. june 6--Cotfon-SPot fziT de-
marti: prices z-s.d lower American mid
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BANK cLEARlNes

New York. June s.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank
clearings At the principal cities for the
week ended June 5. 1902. with the per-
centage OF increase and decrease as COM
pared with me corresponding week last
year;
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KANSAS IS ALL RIGHT
Hiram Norcross Compares Illinois and
Kansas Corn.

Hiram Norcross returned yesterday
from a flying trip 10 Brooklyn and other
eastern cities lie said that since he icft
Wichita. about ten years ago. he has bccT.
IN ten states and that Kansas e ahead
OF any Of them The corn he state r.
not 50 Tar advanced n Illinois as IN Kan
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago, June .-Cattle-Receipts $50;
good steady; others weak. Good TO prime
steers. S7-25uL50, poor TO medium. S500H
$50; Stockers and feeders S2.5e9i5.Z5, COWS
$l.50U5.l5. heifers S250N6.00. Gamers. 81 90
Mz.50. bulls S2.50d5.50; calves, S2.O0U6 so;
Texas fed steers S40006.40.
Hogs-Rcceipts today $1,000. tomorrow,
20,eo0; left over $500. Steady TO sc lower
close active. Mixed and butchers $3.50
7.35: good 60 choice heavy. $l.3501.s5, rough
heavy S7@Z25; light SG.S5dLl5; bulk OF
sales SIdI-25.
Sheep Receipts 700: sheer. steady. and
lambs choice steady. Good 10 choice
wethers S5.250615. western sheep $3.50
els; native lambs. clipped S525Gl00, west
ern lambs S.. 4oN1.02 spring lambs $3.50.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. june 6.-Cattle-Receipts
6l0 natives go Texans. l50 calves. Market
weak 10 i5c lower. top SLl5ul-4a; fair 10
good S5.0o6ll0. St0ckcrs and feeders $500
GD5-20; estern fed steers $4.59I6.oo. Texas
and indian steers S3n4. Texas cows $3.50
N4-l0. native COWS 5000, native heifers
$3.50 Gamers SL7503. bulls S3.45U475;
calves S306.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50. market 50loc low
er. top $40 bulk OF sales 81 0ol .35 heavy
s. 256f7 80; mixed packers SGl0u7S5: light.
Sc 60d 10, workers. Sl0oill5: pigs. $3.50
6.5a
Sheep Receipts 100; market strong to
s0c hisher: native lambs S490I7.15: west
ern lambs S5.25N6-65, native wethers 1875
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American Association Games.
Amerlean Leaaue eames.

Cleveland. O.. June 6.-The Clevelsnds
found Winters and Pren.isS for y hits to-
day winning with ease Wright kept the
hits well scattered. Attendance. SIS.
Score. RHE
Cleveland ....-....0o 0S6140s-Is u
Boston .-.-......--...t Q G q & . p a. % 1
Batteries-W and Wood. Winters.
Pr, ties .,--.1 ak-r~rr-
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MRS. BRANT DEAD
End Came Yesterday After = Linger-
ing Illness.

Mrs. II. Braft died yesterday uor7inz
al 20 clock after 2 lingering illness Shs
was s. years nd and leaves hssusn1
and several children she lived IN hts
city fifteen years The funeral vas he'd
,ezfergfsv afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
STANLEY WILL SPEAK
He Will Address chsutauqBans IN
Riverside Park.

II has been definitely decided 20 hold
the next annual picnic Of the Chautauqua
Social union in Riverside park on July 4
Governor Stanley Will be the orator q
the day. There VII be many kinds q
games, and a first-ciass picnic II prom
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07
FRIENDS TEAM WON
in Game With Business College Yes
tcrday.

The Friends university baseball team
defeated the Wichita Business college
team yesterday by a score of 5 to > Four
OF the Friends regular team were miss
ing and substitutes were used.
The score by innings:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07

xhis xiEzAf1rs = o. e~erz aox a sse rszzs,~
LAXATIVE Bromo-Q uinine T.A.s:.
tie zsdy IA cures eess IN enc a.x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-07

Friends "a % 100 1-5 5
w. B. c -. 0 / 0 l 0-3 I
Batteries-Friends. Cornelison and Sem
ter w. B. C, Belts and Bulla.
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CASH Quotations.

! Flour-Easy.
wheat-No; S. 7eaT2c; No. red sc.
No. white sc.
! Rve-No. . SEC.
/ Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing. esf6Sc.
Fgaxseed-No. !, $l-5s; No. Northwest
ern. S.76.
/ Mess pork. per barrel. sIl45dlI.5e.
Lard per 100 pounds. Sl022izai0 >
! Short ribs Cleose} Sloi0dl0.98. dry sslted
/ shoulders tboxedj sizc; short clear sides
/ (boxedl sl0.5o-
/ Whisky basis OF high wines. Sl.s9
Clover. contract grade. SIS
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Articles Receipts Shprnts
/ F4otis barrels ..-.......... i.1sn Ieo
/ Wheat. bushels -.-..-.--.. $500 1900
Corn. bushels ---..-.--.--. lsriHl lile
Oats bushels 49,. Il 80 a e11
Rye bushels vbgkq l. -..P .ss8nf wyrf
Barley. bushels .--.---.-.-. 49o l0.019
on the Produce Exchange today. quota
tions were as follows:
But;er-Steadys creamery lsG2-c; dairy
Cheese-weak. ss4aiaa<c
Eggs-EaSy; fresh. l57l5izc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. June s-Wh eat-July So:
September es2a f7ss7Sc, cash. No hard 80.
No ) hard &C. No. ? red 1117lisc. No 3
red 7efi7eiscs No. spring &c
Cash. No. : mixed sas.flsss. No
white e21ssisc: No white 5six6sac.
DarS-No. white Sc
.Rye-No. >. Sc
Ray-Choice timothy 81 s8fI.: choice
prairie sia71oSa.
Butter-crc2nery &C: fancy dslry sc.
E.EgS-FreSh. lac.
Receipts OF wheat IS cars
ST. LeuiS.
St Louis June s.-Whca Higher, No.
= rSd cash elevator &c. track -, nc.
July 81. f7se5sc: Septcmeer gle No ;
hard -l37sc-
C'orn-fIirhsr: No CASH SC. track SC.
July s5zxc- September SS.4c- Deceuoer ~.
Efas<-Flfrher. No. : cash sc. track 81.
July s4zc: September &c. No. Waite
49, cents.
Rre-Lower. 5 cents
New York.
New York June s-Butfer-R Receipts 4 -
rzckaSes. Market quiet State dairy ~
Ars state creamery 2<7-ls-ss frsitaror
creamery 17--<9r-
cheess-Rscespts zz7a packages Mar
kes irregular. Fancy large cclc-cd SC:
fancy large white lacs fancy Ezan ne~
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago. June s-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
STOPS CITY HILL WORK
Mr. Cantor Declares That Bad Non
Union York Must Be Torn ont.

Borough President Cantor yesterday SAID: resafa-
ing the work of alterations in the City Hall:
Il ordered Consulting Architect Aiken TO MAKE
an Investigation into the character OF the Work
done since the union men went out on strike' anu
he reported to me this morning. L have requested
him to give me an amended report speclnc III forn
From the report he has submitted the work zone
since the strike began is of very inferior ana oao
character and Is not in accordance with the speCl
fcations We cannot allow such work TO continue
and as result | shall order the work stopped Inc
cause for the poor condition OF the work done SINCE
the strike is due to the incompetent class or work
men employed"
The United Board of Building Trades has ihs'steo
as a condition of the union men returning to Work
that the work done by the non-unon men be ripped
out According TO President Cantor, the work done
by the non-union men will have to be ripped out
When President Cantor sent word to the con-
tractors that they must stop work on the altera-
tIops IN the hall, both Ryan and McFerran the
contractors rushed to Cantor's office and after a
short talk with him left the building to consult
their lawyer Mr.. McFerran intimated that an In
junction might be applied for to prevent Fres'dent
Cantor's order being operative. Mr.. Mct erran sald
he could prove the allegation of MI Aiken that
The work done since the strike began was bad was
not true .,,.
not get en- Injunction in view Of the conditions or
the specifications.
lust before Mr.. Cantor started for home he sent
for the ianitor the City Hall. and told him that
when the men appeared at the hall this morning
they must not be allowed to resume work