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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-05
A BUSY FIRM.

Geo Langley, of the firm of Langley
& Anderson, the Merrill loggers, was
guest at the Hotel Fuller, Monday.
HIS firm are making preparations to
start up their logging camps for the
summer They will log the year
around with the exception of few
weeks in the spring and fall. This
summer they will operate about eight
camps They have recently purchased
two steam leaders and expect to load
all their logs by steam power this sum-
mer The scarcity of competent work
men is driving the loggers to use
machinery as far as possible. Rhine
lander New North.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. s. N. Wilson, d. d., pastor
Preaching at 1890 m, and $50 p m, Sunday.
Sunday School st IL III
p s f meeting at $50 D m
intermediate C meeting, 6:S2 n m
Junior 8 T. Z meeting ct 500 D IN
Sunday school st west side chapel every Sun
day at 500 o clock.
Sunday school at the Hull Memorial Chapel
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Teachers Bible study class every Monday
evening at 7:S0.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7;45.
In the morning there plehty of free seats
for strangers. and all seats free in the enipR.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with M RS.
Carl II. Mueller, south end of Fifth street on
Wednesday afternoon.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-05

Rev. Frank A. Pease. pastor.
Preaching at 1890 sunday.
Sunday School at IL O'Clock.
Mission Sunday School, 6l5 Lincoln Ave-, (o1
9th streetl 2:30 D m
West Side Mission meets in the church audi
t1rium at three o'clock.
Epworth League. Sunday at 6:45 D. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mrs.
Levi Fleming. on Mobile avenue, Wednesday
Afternoon.
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Half Rates % New orleang. e.

Via the Northwestern line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare for
round trip May /, 2. 8 and 4, limited
for return by special extension until
May 30. inclusive, on account of An
nual Meeting American Medical As
sociation. Apply 70 agents Chicago &
N0rth-W Western BY. as
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DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNER-
SHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between F. Gallagher q Co, of
Waupaca. and G. r Van Orman, of
Wausau, Wis, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent c. r Van Orman re-
firing from the business and j. +.
Gallagher q Co., assuming all liabili-
Sees and Obligations growing out OF the
business. j. 4. GALLAGHER a. Co. f
Nav lst 1903. c. r. Van Orman.
(m5 w3)
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NO PAY UNLESS CURED.

/ was sick with my lungs two years,
the doctors all said had consumption.
| was weak with bad cough and night
sweats-Doctor Secrist cured me in
four -.s,Issths l have gained "a pounds
in weight and am we'll as ever.
GEO A EKDORF
Dir. Secrist will be in Wausau-Thurs-
day May l4th.
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HEMLOCK BARK JOB.

We want to let contract to some
one man for peeling about 400 cords OF
hemlock bark Apply at once to 1aw-
key Lumber Co., Hazelhurst, Wis,
ms W.
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CHURCH NOTES.
GERMAN NJ r. CHURCH.

Rev. A. W. Wieting. Pastor.
Preaching 1875 a. m. and 7 80 D, m Sunday.
sunday School at 900 r. IN.
Epworth League Sunday at 700 d. M and
Friday 1880 o. m
Junior League on Saturday at HIS a. m.
Prayer meeting in church at 1880 D. m. Wednes-
lays.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-05

Mrs Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to German
Lutheran church. Confnements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. IT,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-05

GERMAN BAPTIST, 1912 SIXTH ST.
Rev. Albert Tilgner, pastor.
Preaching at 9 80 m and 2 80 p m
Sunday-School at ii m
Prayer meeting at 7S0 Thursday evening.
Womens Missionary Society meets on the first
Wednesday of each month.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-05
Henry B. Huntington,
Law, Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Third ST., Opp. Court House. Wausau. Wis.
Over ll.OOO Acres
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.

s.
e'n 81 11~P Z 5nss s D@ section town % and s section
S0rg OF Sses 0town0
Of
o l ng9
0nnge9
nng al dswI4 actonl ns sOmngeG
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Z. II o. A.

N. Campbell, Secros,ry.
Gospel meeting for men, at p m, Sunday
Special singing.
Bible reading Tuesday at $50 p. m.
Bible class for ladies meets in the Association
pIrlors every Tuesday afternoon at $3.50.
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ST. Johns CHURCH.

Weekly cake sale Saturdays at French's.
st. Faiths Guild meets every Thursday after
noon with Miss Josie Maynard. sic Adams street.
The ladies of St. Marthas Guild will meet
with Mrs. E. Parcher on Wednesday after
Loon.
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uNIyERsALIsT

UNIvERSALIST.
Rev. B. B. Gibbs. Pastor.
Services 10 80 a. m. and 80 p. m
Sunday school at IL m
Y. P. g. U. devotional meeting, $50 Sunday
evenings.
Teachers bible meeting Thursday evenings at
the church at promptly o'clock.
Mid-week praise meeting Thursday evenings
4 7:30.
Young Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday
evening with Miss KollOck.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mes
danes Scholfieid and Gearhart, at the residence
of Mrs Scholhs Id, on ednesday afternoon.
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FIRST oHURoH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.

Partridge building, corner Third and McClel-
Ian Streets.
Sunday Service l0:45 a. N.
thildren's Sunday School ii. As m.
Wednesday evening meeting 45.
Reading room open daily from 2 to p. M, in
the Partridge building.
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Sunday School. 11.45em
GERMAN BAprIsr. l212 sIxrH ST.

' Sunday SCHOOL, II40 q m
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 1880.
Prayer meeting, esEoiIi !! e g g. g.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-05

W. @. T. o.
The regular meeting will be on the last Friday
Of each month, at 3 o'clock p. m.
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csoa 0s
Hissro 0algal io lio y nalAao
iuea
Zoe gel4 y NEaaesezA
So lsH m Z ahOs.
Reja ae aHaed9
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CoAs IL ssra Eiores.
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Egisas Is saosaa caasea
ae q Z xss lAzA 6sear.
lo acaaza
Tn o0plseo surtiS10 al Iagrearofas
& pz0a0a ds aaa6n.
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- b rsaa ua ssOE un'
abao.
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SD III no80 sa0 ne " ger
Glga0 hav nE1a DS0aa @ae a
ritO ag 81 hoaaxes Is tis1
aI "a M 81 sn 81
u rnnFi gl0sa ea NJ g Sle y III nDaasfe an
Ii saeiedad. ID aEna Il aeveEsuclas r
bAia Quien 81 ea Diosaa aa Ols s
h Isberd
Per0 aAberlo v elaeuderl0 blAEss gne
aAll d0ude 30 abusa ~ oonvleF6a en Al~
eencia eaa Diosa. alli peracas y Easzaxs
IN hber6ad. asesln@iaa p0r y gy0E o.
cia p c0ncnpSeenCia de los hUEDDTes.
Los pardAdarOa ad0radOras I'll padre 0u
espfritu y verdaea. So nreciE iEitan 81 60
mfno de la Verdad = u hbertaa y 5gEa-
can aa Dios de Ia naiGeg ioQTdIa e11tea
espfEitu de ii Lseys rindiengoka a1AoEa-
ci0n con 1I amor que exasAan essa e0Kav
20aea. AIgapiDs dis te1EAN h E ea2as EaoK
csc Oh que ssempra hnk5aa NJ versas ea
nm h6r0e. mas III q5a Is easegia Il Tlubli-
ca con sana libertad es mas uue % he
roe. % ar bien hechor dc "a humans
dad.
EscritO est& que no dc pan aOlamen-
te yive u hornbre. darlo u que tonga
por pOhre y hnmilde que zee.
TOd0s debemOa convenir 80 que pa
- iOgrar 81 prooras0 inEinito. con 81
amor D u caETaad, IA ciencim y u reve~
laci6n. Be neceaita mucha instruction,
mucha luz, uniaad, mucha unidads pa=
IA asI Iograr ser una faInilla de hernaa-
nos, hijos de an rniaraO Padre. y en- m
colo rebafIo " nm solo Pastor. tJeau-
III ps.oesg a9s.so5se60
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Co.'S
nb Ts j
tin 0b Slas sr
81 s kleknlF lFlas en III a Admins
kraoi6n az e0 Iors AasAe,
~ iaul l9lle
Andres Vaadepiria Joad gifsllt
ET4 Iyk1 81 Il1 La IskI u l
f95IE aeEAs
90 rrl6s Que una pslabrs U Ess oeeir
ii vnv 4 Aeesr ela aala bras.
VAp0R de Sow
York con los siouI Iem jaroa d rs
ID. IN. Eaandy. dr. Ei1nac, Miss IS.
Morse. hEEa. R. M aims gilts Aar ard
nj 0npGnhein Mr..
SI Mr.. A tex Blu1E ntnieI. hir.
j ESnrnerEnann ele Volt
AET. P. Hodges Master s. Hodg
Miss d aeraia
Sc AI liza N Eos altos de q
e Esl4a,o 71 de- la calle Hen. 0-
ni5 ventllaei6a e hi @iene. sAas
gabsss, S doxnfkOrios, c0rnedor, hafEo
as duoha dos iai0dox0s. uns hernlosa
terga etc., etc. InfOrrnes eT los baJos
d ca d mirador. q. 3I
GALES I "a cOIonia espaA0la CO.
lehgarS espEG EGndidamente ID PatrOng de-
spaTia. Ea los fea6eloa. Aprecaables
egaSaenk0s socialsa de- aQuea pueblo. to-
marin paste AgFAdeeanOs s Is isadi-
cada c0EoniA IL inyitaci6n cOrtGa Que
nos dirige.
At1R a Us co II ~ N X Il
EI dis 10 del corTiente mes. saldrk
de Ponce para Europa, admitiendo
eangA ~ pasaler@s.
Sc ALOUILA.-Un maSrGdoa' nnuy
c6modo = fresoO con luz el6ctrica =
baFlO.
Informar6n Tetu6n No. 40, altos.
So.
VAP0R ALJS'TI2I AtSs1 9IztJ( (gIA. :
Con destlnO 4 EurOpas admltlenuu
carRa pasaIsrOs, saIdra de Ponce Ell
dia 20 del corriente mes.
Las cargas para dichos vapOres se-
ran recojidas por los costeros de ia
New York & Porto Rico s.. 8. Cos v
Sc expidsn conocirnient0a directos.
ID. JACINTO NARANJO. Ciru-
iano Dentista, ha traaIRdado au ofieina
dental & Ia Gale do Ia Luna n6m. IL,
donde ofrece sus servicios profesiona-
les.
OFFICIAL DE SANIDAD. - Ell
doctor Velez Lopez est6 desampeHan-
do interinamente 81 cargo de Official de
Sanidad, con que est6 investido el doc
tor Fernandez Mater. Velez dcsenn.
pefia, adenas, otTos que reclaman
m1liples atenciones.
BARCA AMER. ~EDWARD t..
MAYBERRY. Con deakinO este
puerto debe haber saIidO del de Nav
York, Ell Iia / Z del pas2do.
HOTEL HELVETTA, San Juan. -
Tiene magnffcas habitaeiones, ba6os
de ducha = una mesa e1scelente. Pre-
clos limitados. Propietario. Pedro
Schira.
Ell CATALAN. - Uvas espaffoIas
frescas detaIlamos & 20 cenGavos libra.
San jose II -
157.
VAPOR ESP. JUAN FORGAS.s
-Haciendo escalas en- Valencia, Ma
laga. Torrevieja, CSdiz v Canarias,
saldra de Barcelona ell dfa del co.
rriente mes con destino este puerto
y losde Mayaguez. Ponce , Cuba.
ESTUPENDOS. Anoche entr6 un
ciudadano en- el cafe xNueVo Mundo4
Y pidi6 Nm par de pastelea. le meti6
mano 81 primero Y saboreSndolo, COM
.cluy6 con 81 segundo. piIl6 una indi-
gesti6n y pidi6 ron Gatell. dando por
resultado que 80 puso como COCO seee
VAPC1K ING. EDEN. 1-P Pr0ce-
dente de Saint Thomas llegarS & este.
puerto ell dfa Ia del corriente mes, pa
ra salir 81 mismo dla para su proce-
dencia.
VAPOR AMERICANA @ sCOAMO.s
-Saldr6 dc este puerto el dis 8 del CO.
rriente mes con destino directo ri de
New York.
VAPOR INGLES xREVAL. .>--Si
Sc reune sufciente carga para Europa,
t0cara en- este puerto hacia el dia 10
6al onTrianha Yr1aa
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Or. Jose Crdonsz GOhsz.

Dedicad0 4 las sapA idades de Ci-
rugfa General y 6rganos g6nito-urina-
rios.
Ofrece sus servicsOs PROFESSIONALS
Allen Sc. 81. Piso segundo.
Horas ae eOnsulta. Los dias labora-
bles. DE 264
ConsuIta gratuita para los pobres.
MaFtes ? s6bados de 4&5.
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AVtSO

Sc yende de eontado g & plazos, (con,
buenas garantiaal una finca r6stica con
casa de YiVienda y 16 cnerdas de pas~
toa, aitnada an lacarretera Central. ki-
l6mekro n.
Para informes diriiirse & don Carlos
III. BIondet, Hato Rey, Rio Piedras.
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s
ey 8 Haorir
M le mesa bag nKAa
I3ata 20n-
efg es gnorlr.s.
ea BNesan
Entra crilOs
ieos, Sc0no te va ca
I'll aua s. ng
He, aaas nsa0ra perfe glaen-
@ amos s5elnpre % portan bien
ST principle.
Durauke ulla c0mldas
Un invitado roEapa una e0pa
TN nisz0 de- Is easa no Sc puede con-
te1asg " axeaa
Ea lnansA; precisaments una de
las copa de II vecina.
Consuisa n6dica:
Me siento muy mai, doctor y, sin
embargo. como. como IN 1obo. respiro
cOgn0 an toro v duermomas que un Ii
RON.
ues en- ese case no debe usbed
consular conmigo, sino con un vete-
rinario.
On hiio escribia 50 padre:
@G1uiero ObadeC6r s listed en- toaO, y
pox ESQ nla casare con Is muieE que
usted dispon1k. sienpre qUa se& mi
priFna EnriQueta, & qui6n arnos.
De regreso de los bafIos:
sY tu naTidog
Blen, gracias.
sH@ eskad0 caFiaoso c0ntigo du-
rante "a tanporada veranisgA2
No me- hahles de ESQ. hiis mfal
Aeo hm sstmkA0 tsnko. que la Rente creia
que no est8bamos easad0s.
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Ramale ds HAWAI-

El dia De Dicieinbre pr6xim0 4 las
q de- la tarGle t8nG16 lugsaF en- la caaa
cia pTs aAa0s de u nAs1Sn ca Allen
28, uSi gran renngt tl8 prendas de to-
dae classes. pr0pias para reQalOa de 7a-
vidad. Hay infinidad dc aortiias con
hgiI Sle s0dCs tsaE16s allAajasa
precioaas. d 15
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Vegs-Alta, Dioienbre de 1908.
PGOgEama Id Il RelFsi
do 0sta nOOhs.

xPaasing review March By Gim-
pei.
eBotrothaE.Y Walz by Came.
sMartha,2 Selection BIZ
<Amor y IocurA SAcmcia,s SIi0s
hijOs De luz, , sS0nrisa y Ilant0, SIau-
ma de nnielS y ~SenaitiVaS Six naexi-
can dances by Codina.
<RazzIe dazzle. Cake walk By.
Tilzer.
sSin II iamas,s with your never).
DanzR hy CarnpOs.
xStaF le1 Bauner.2
INCURAI3IsE q. Asf Is dascla nal ami
go Z otr0 refri6ndoss 81 estado aa
abafimient0 en- cue So encOn be
aqael y realmente annca se hnbiese cu~
RADIO no usar al Bon Vieio Eaateal ana
d6 fuer1a. auinao algeria.
VApOR AAaISRa(s (sA NO sf 0RTO
RICO. Con daatino direcAa 4 aab8.
puerto said hoy del 90 New & Y0rl.
VAp9R ESP "a kJ( 1Is 9la III 1IJ aEK l.
PM 4oSa DE Gaunvias aaii6 al
dis so dol do Noviean8ra Aa6s
con daasin0 6sesta Isaas; 3 ail pats
Ii Hahana, Afatguzas y Cieufgaes.
NAEG1R ESRAN0L GhfA2e1A S4ss
Directamente para eats puerto sali6
del le e orufIa 81 dia 30 del pasado
mes de NoviembYe.
YAPOR N61I4 eMARTIN
SAEeIZ. ESD 5 la Cargo en- Barca-
Iona de donde sal con destinc 4 esta
Isla 81 diai is del corriente mes. haeien-
do las escalas del Meaiterr@neo y Co
narias.
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PARA CONDUCR CAROAS

Sc vende un magnificO caro- ameri-
caAo con sopandas. propio para con-
ducir frutas, capaz para 40 quintales
de peso. con cubierta v cortinas late
rales, llantas de acero y freno, ETC.,
on perfeeto estado de conservation.
Para informes el Administrator de
este peri6dico.
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q oE.A CORDS W A
~ JG1
ne U

Sc vende un piano casi nuevO y de
nagnf ffies y0ces. por nm sreelD sums
naBug8 na6aiao En el aaDg Ea1realas
caile TetuSn esQuiBa & IaAcA infors
mar&n.
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Professor particular

A m6dicos precios ensefar6 Arit-
metica Pr6ctica y Mercantil, Tenedu-
ria de LibrOs, Gramstica Castellana,
Geograffa Universal etc. Ell Professor
Graduado don Manuel Gorbea Guz-
man. Direction. Fortaleza II al
kna
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Alabre de Fuss r0ll0s
0 ibr
Gram al es De
hhra sou
punk de Paris 0as
da 30 a los
de liz ss 8 pull
da 7 hnas $50
Mani superior en aoOa
Is 100 Nm -50
del Pais 81 IL l-50
sal uins
ZINC AERIG ANO
AaANALaAD0 De 8
pieE $40
0smento 'DAGR0N Cd
TElleS -16
San Juato 13s ~ IL san juan. Pt0-EisO.
PARA cuRAR TN Il REsFRTADo EN- IN
III IA knzaH las PA8II IIIsA8 1sAXAMTN3 DE
BROMDQ QUfNINA. El bOeicaTle le devol-
N@X& ~ GAAEl&N &R A3l ~ 9 E& 4& aEA2tA tie ka
w GROVE se halla On Cada caiitR
Tloa que pAEan de asn1a y de otaoa
trast0rnos brCnq Les dgben seeE la
caraa que transcrihS1nos & continual
ci6n:
x9faa: Scott & BOVINE, NueYA York.
<Aauy Sres mics: He usa1O sIi pre-
parade EmuIsi6n dc Scott le aceibe de
hi9ado de- hM Lao con hipufosait0a de
cal y de se en dos cases que ma han
dad0 excelent5s eSuitados; uno era de
br0nquitis cnpilnr otro do asEaa
bronauinl. cslyDs gar0sisnos sran SUI
tnaGasnsa d0lozc0a Los efectos Del
prgpaE ElU eE1 aFsaEs enfea an1ess Ges han
sitln eliemcas Soy de- Dds. 8. 8 W
amigo.
LeE0. slgs6 I20na6ss Lssn0l6,
NEianbrO del Jogo AFGdic0 de Sanso
Domingo AEGdsc0 da los Aatlos do.
Benelic j AInfCCnioa. CMIIe ae
Sanchez n6nefs 2S. Santo Domingo,
Il. Do
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ACABADA De LLEGAR

Mantequills Danesa superior para
eocinar en- latas de !, " 2 libras & so
centavos libra.
salehiohss Danesas superiofes.
AndrSs Cr6sGs.
Marina.
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PARA CTRAR TN r RKsFRIADO EN I'm
IkA knnas Las PA 8II LIsA8 LA MITES DE
BRONCO QyJfNItgA El bOsacaEie 10 devol-
vez& "a dineao ii no sa cuTa La firIna de E.
w GROVE se halla On cada caiitR
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Dul@s On almlbar

Dulces en- alnaibar de varias classes
tabacos Y cigarrilloa Sc venden MI 10
do del Ayuntamiento casa n6mer0 80
frente & la PIaSa Principal.
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KIDNAPPED BABY is
SPEEDILY FOUND
Hazel Avery Merely Wanted Child
to FondIe and Care For.

CHICAGO, June 30.-Alice Furlong.
the two-year-old baby girl stolen from
the doorstep of her mothers home a
week ago, was restored to her parents
today, and the woman who kidnapped
the child was arrested.
Hazel Avery is the name given by
the prisoner. She seemed dazed. She
confessed to the=.crime after telling a
story of some tall, dark woman giving
her the child. Apparently her only
motive for the kidnapping was a desire
to have a baby to care for and fondle.
The police believe her to be mentally
unbalanced.
Hazel Avery who is thirty-four
years of age and unmarried. came to
Chicago a year ago from Kansas City,
and has been working in hotels and
rooming houses as a chambermaid.
The little Furlong child had received
the best Of care. and when found
seemed happy and contented. The
Avery woman was taking the child for
an airing in Washington boulevard
when arrested.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-01
GIRLS ESCORTS ARE
ATTACKED BY STRIKERS
Street Collision With Telling Shots
Aeitates Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 30.-A serious riot
occurred this evening on West Van
Buren, street between strikers who
walked out of the plant of the Kellogg
Switchboard company, some time ago,
and three men who We're escorting
home girls who had gone to work in
the factory. Shots were fired, and four
persons are known to be hurt.
Detectives Quackenbush and Council
left the plant in company with six girls
whom they were escorting to their
homes They were followed by a large
number of strikers, who pelted them
with stones and sticks. The situation
became so serious that the officers
drew their revolvers.
George Robertson, a non-union cable
fsplicer, came to the aid of the officers,
and in the fight that followed was seri-
ously beaten. Quackenbush and Con-
nell fired several shots each and some
of the strikers also used their revol
vers. A spectator who took no part in
the fight was shot, but not seriously,
by Quackenbush, and Edward Wilson,
waiter, who joined in the attack upon
the girls, was shot in leg. Robertson
and Quackenbush were badly injured,
but will recover. The police made ar
rests.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-01
PLUMBERS WIN BUT :.
,a,oo =. VICTORY IS BRIEF
,J.J. Bailey Settles With Men, but After
wards Resclnds Action.

NJ Al newIf development TRANSFERRED rim the
situation of the plumbers strike, yesterT
day, when ]. J. Bailey, 1877 East Seventh
street, who had conceded the demands Of
the men and had taken his employees back
to work, announced that he had decided
to rescind the advance in wages demanded
by the men and that as far as he was
concerned the strike would still be on.
The men will be notified today that he will
not agree to pay the $3.50 per day de-
manded by the journeynen plumbers.
Mr.. Bailey says he was influenced to
take this action by the request of a dele
cation of business men and jobbers, who
called upon him yesterday. He said that
they represented to him that thy de-
sired him to take a stand with the other
master plumbers in refusing to grant the
mems demands. He says that he has de-
cided to comply with their request.
Other master plumbers, who have taken
back their men at4advanced wages, 1t is
understood, have. been waited on by this
delegation and are considering what ac-
tion they will take.
The Plumbers nnfon held meeting last
night at Federation hall. but no conclu-
sion was announced.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-01
ACCIDENT SPOILS SHAM
ROCKS FIRST RACE
Challenger Carries Away Traveller and Is
Compelled to Withdraw.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Three minutes
after she crossed the starting line of
what was to have been a thirty mile race
over the international course off Sandy
Hook today, Shamrock III. carried away
the traveller by which her main sheet is
fastened to the deck and was compelled
to withdraw. She may be repaired In
time to race tomorrow.
The two. Shamrocks were towed off to
Sandy Hook lightship and with Sir Thorn
as Upton and Designer Fife. on board
the new boats were sent across the
starting line at 1896. They crossed the
line only a few seconds apart, the new
boat leading by less than a length. A
twelve-knot wind was kicking. up. whlte-
caps and there was prospect of fine
race The boats had gone less than half
a mile when the heavy steel rod snapped
Off The other fasteners holding the sheet
to the deck did not give way, however.
The race was Immediately abandoned.
The Erin passed line to the Shamrock
Ill and towed her to Erie Basin. -,
Shamrock I. was towed to her moor
ings by the press tug.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-01
M'CUE is DETAINED
AT FORT SHERIDAN
Lieutenant Insists That He Never Married
Ida Westcott.


CHICAGO, June 3O.-Lieut. William X
McCue, First infantry, U S. A, whose
matrimonial experiences have been fol-
lowed by allegations of bigamy, is de-
tanned at Fit. Sheridan, having been taken
there this evening by direction Of Gen.
Bates, commanding the department of the
lakes. Viola Simon. who was married to
the lieutenant in San Francisco on June
II, and whose father has sent money to
enable her to return home, today re-
ce1ved telegram from Rev. Father
Maekey. of st. Peters cathedral. Cincin-
natl, III. which the priest stated that he
married William K. McCue and Ida West
colt, June Z, 1899.
:, When his new bride confronted him with
the telegram McCue tore it up. exclaim-
ing: 1t is false; 1 swear it,
Lieut.. McCue signed over his last pay
check to his wife, and she gave it to the
hotel management in payment of their
bill, $66 for nine days. 7r 5