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New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
COLOMBIAN CONGRESS NOT CALLED.
DR.. Herran Believes it viii Meet Not Later
Than Nav 16

Washington. March 31.-The Colombian Lega-
ton has received dispatch from Bogota, in re-
ply to an inquiry. announcing that the date of
the meeting Of the special session of the Colom-
bian Congress to act on the Panama Canal
treaty has not yet been fixed by the President.
DR. Thomas Herran. the Colombian Charge
d'Affaires said to-day that he believes the Con
gress will meet not later than May 10. It is as
sumed at the legation that complete returns OF
the late election have not been made. Some of
the districts are reached from BOgota only in a
most roundabout way, which il is said would
account for delays in determining the results Of
the elections The Colombian Congress meets in
regular session on July 20
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
INsUBORDINATE ARMY OFFICERS.
Fight Over the Lineal List Likely to Go
Against Lieutenants.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-I

Washington. March S.-The fight over the ar
rangement OF the Hineal list of Heutenants OF the
army has not ended, but the dissatisfied officers
who recently proceeded against the Secretary o.
War and the adjutant general to secure a revision
of the list OF lieutenants of the line are now ex-
pected TO carry their case through the courts to
the highest tribunal The case is not however.
in such satisfactory shape to assure the lieu
tenants of success in the higher courts 1t might
have been possible to raise the question IN such
a to have broug5F before the Court
OF Claims. Those who arc familiar with le8aI
procedure and the Jurisdiction OF courts say that
the case is in such form as to offer only the re-
motest chance Of success for those who have taken
this legal action against the War Department
authorities.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. March s1.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
,.,,.e,aot Colonel CHARLES J ALLEN corps oI n
tsaIs vii relieve Colonel PETER HANS eorps
- s19ineers. Baltimore Colonel Hains VIII 'aHo
washington
Csptafn MICHAEL : NJ RtsAf- ooH'tnisea''' "
ceed 70 Fort Grant
re-, lieutenant HARRY 6 ROWLAND lSth @ lnfsn.rS' 49,
- Ms own reaus 81 transferred 70 tns go me- =
- COMPANY / and viii Join az san FrancisoO ="
rolte 10 the Philippines
r-oi,ral WILLIAM C. FORBUsF 12th cavalry 1z nsVInz
-, found fncapacitaIed for active service on
~ disability incident thereto. his retirement i q"
nounced . 49,. q,
t,tioNng ofcers are detailed Tor Temporary guy ~
% ar,s.tion with louisiana Purchase
70 Lieutenant CoiolleI -
EDWIN Cavalry. In command OF tne
a-S- Ffrst Ideutenants GEORGE H
5s.s infantry. CHARLES 3 CbAHh- o'H II"
-
-. : ia,,,snant RUDOLPH e ssfYsER. 4th cavalry j
Fus t-anSSerred 10 the 14th Cavalry. Troop 3
- te,,snant CHARLES r. HERR. 10th infantry. -
transferred 70 the ttn AIAi'is
1o1Dsny H and will join in the Phiilpplhes-
IT, .~.nzfar Of Second Lieutenant CHARLES r.
& 18th 70 the artli!ert
DofInce1 Lieutenant LIull Is assigned 70 tne S"'i
many coast artillery. to+,
r., lieutenant NATHANIEL II. CARIME1I,ll1 80 ~
e,.Ssirv will report the general hospital
EaTraeks
Assistant Surgeon NJ. V STONE to naval hospital "A'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
WATER STORAGE BILL OUT.
Amended to Meet In Part the Objections OF
the New-York Board of Trade.

Albany March 31.-Senator Lewiss bill perpetuat-
ing the Water Storage Commission and providing
for IT'S work in attempting regulate spring floods
and conserve water for the dry season viii be
ao-+o5 ~ +be Senate tomorrow with important
amendments which in part meet the objection
Of the New-York Board of Trade and Transporta-
tion and others who have been strenuously oppos-
ing the bill
The amendments limit the purposes for which the
oo,or,;ssion NAV undertake water storage work
n those involving questions of public health and
safety. striking out all reference to navigation
;1hey- also remove from the bill the provision that
tbe local assessors are assess the cost or I'M
movement and now leave the whole process or
apportioning the beneht ana iocauiiS '"e "'00'
rIent to commission
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
Il Surplus Of $50. 900. 900 for the
Present Fiscal Year Predicted.
fBv TELEGRAPH To The IRIsUyE.l

Washington. March 31.-With the ending to-day
of third quarter of the present fiscal year the
Treasury statement shows the government finances
to be I'm prosperous condition The excess OF
receipts expenditures to date is SSs.Slai. and
the prediction is made that the end OF the year
this amount will have grown TO s5o.0to0o0- On sc-
count OF the SO00eG0 payment to the Philippine re-
lief fund and the immediate payment Of the
amounts called for in the deficiency appropriations
made by Congress. the surplus for March was only
$3.50 4S4. The government has collected from all
sources the three quarters OF the present fiscal
year 1923, ,0s9 100. which is A.0e0.S1 more than was
collected for the same period last year. In the
expenditures of the government have been SSss2Sl.
$50. which is 81 POI 125 more than for the same
period last year. This increase in expenditures is
nearly covered by the increase in customs coilec-
tions. The total customs receipts 10 date in this
fiscal year have been s21s, 81. which is gain
over the period last year of So. .0533i5- Al
though the repeal of the revenue act was in
tended to reduce the internal revenue receipts at
least $750O0.000 the reduction for the first three
quarters of the year has been only 81 65Ss2S The
total Internal revenue receipts for this period have
been $172 211. Ssh
The available cash balance IN the Treasury Is
now over S720O0.000. besides which there are gov
ernment funds deposited in national banks TO the
receipts for March were S4 OF this sS zoe sSs
customs collections, internal revenue.
and $500, rs miscellaneous The March expen-
ditures amounted to S49S5tsa. made ND OF the fol
lowing Items
Civil miscel- Indians ....-..... s1Io52 600
laneous -Si3 07 600 Pensions io6sSOo
War II 219000 Interest eSfeso
Navy ---------- I,344,Oooi
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
SUBWAY WILL COST s5o,oOo.OOo.
So Assemblynlan Conkling Says, and Intro
duces Bill for Increase of Bond Issues

Albany March S1.-Assemblyman Conkling to-
day introduced a bill providing for an increase in
the bond issue of the Rapid Transit Commission Of
New-York City for the subway The law at present
limits the bond issue the subway to s500ooo 600.
which cannot be increased without the consent Of
the legislature.
Concerning the bill Mr.. Conkling said to-day that
ii was introduced at the request of the New-Y ork
city authorities having been given TO him by the
Corporation CounSePS Office.
As I understand the situation" ne said, the
commission has spent already about S46OooCOO, and
anticipates that about 500 900 600 will be necessary in
all This bill puts the power of consent 70 an in
creased bond issue into the hands of the Board Of
Estimate and AppOrtionment-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
UP HILL FOR AUTOMOBILE BILL.
The Buffalo Senator Says He Will Finally
Defeat the Measure

Albany March ST will defeat that bill final
passage" said Senator HILL of Buffalo to-day after
the Bailey Automobile bill had been advanced and
the hearing asked for by the Buffalo Senator had
been refused
The Bailey Automobile bill is a compromise meas
agreed by former Senator Cocks and Albert
R. Shattuck, president OF the Automobile Club of
America 1t IS opposed, however. by a large num-
ber who say that the restrictions will kill automo
bling.
The bill makes it mandatory that all motorists
shall register with the Secretary of State and that
the license number shall replace the present letters
the hack of each automobile.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
WESTINGHOUSE TO INCREASE STOCK.
CAPITAL to be Enlarged From $S,oooooo to
S5.OO0000

Boston. March 31--The Westinghouse Ns'hlne
Comnanv has notified stockholders OF proposeo
increase in the capital stock from 100000 10 SoV
90 This is needed for providing tunos Tot 'AF
nroner conduct of the plant, the retirement oI
oo- obrira+ions and other corporate purposes
Of record March g VIII nave me SIn5
p s11Lscrit,e for the stock at the rae OF sIg'
= share mar $500 to a amount not 70 eNceeo '"'
thirds of their present holdings
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
TO WEED OUT TAMMANY sINEcuREs

Icy TELEGRAPH To rHF TRIBtHF
,,bsrx. Naror n Assembvman Wood of New
vorb introduce bill TO-DAY a. the re0ues' oi
charles $ Whitman the Assistant Corpofatioh
Counsel Of New-York. authorizing the hAlng o.
salaries each year in the department. o rI,a,+
itb tbe approval of the Board OF Estim9te oaiI S
Gpportionment Assistant o{ rhe meas
'. s ,ecessary to relieve the CITY ~ i'S
s ofS S,,saiese rraun1any Office holders
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
RoeuEs' GALLERY BILL PASSED.

ALBANY March 31-The Rogues' Gallery bill Of
Assemblyrnan Kernev passed the Assembly to-day
The bill provides that any policeman constable or
other person connected with police administration
who compels causes person accused OF crime 10
submit before his trial and conviction To beng
photographed or secures from him a photograph
nv fraud or misrepresentation. or who exhibits
such picture that Of suspected criminal. shall
he guiltv of a misdemeanor The bill also requires
fine police to destroy the photograph OF con-
victed criminal if the convictlen is reversed
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
CENTRAL PARK REPUBLICAN CLUB.

Albany, March 31-The Central Park Republican
Club of New-York City. has filed with the Secre-
+arv of Stat certificate of Incorporation 1t is
to conduct its operations in the XXIHth Assembly
District New-York County The directors are
A. NJ. Baird. G. K. Belt, L. F. Brown. Edwin w
DAYTON NJ c. Fleming. Maitland F. GriggS, J0hn
Henry Hammond. Edward w. Harris. H \; Her
zog G. 3. Hoppin. J. l. Jackson John N Mitche1l'
\ NJ Phillips A Rollins. James r Sheffield. w.
Sloane. Henry R Taylor, Samuel Thorne. G.; W
Van Nest and Forsyth W1ckes OF NeW-forH lily
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
NtyRsgRY HOSPITAL BILL AMENDED

Alhanv March Ex-senator Elsberg's bill permit
ting the sale of the property of the New-York
Nursery and Childrens Hospital, recalled from the
Governor was the first business Of importance IN
the Senate to-day. The vote by whlch the OH
Vas na sssd was reconsidered by unanimous vote
srd tbe hill amended so meet the objections
Of the Attorney General. was committed for print
ING 70 the Committee Cities
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
RAINsFoRD LAUGHS AT STATEMENT
He Saws that Things Go by Freight in Phila-
delphia.

Asa result Of a sermon preached in St Stephen 8
church Philadelphia by the Rev. DR.. William s
Rafnsford rector of St Georges Churcn' OF thls
- IN which it Is alleged he attacked tenets of
~ church several cIergymen of PENNSYLVANIA
o,rnressed their disapproval and sent out state
,In+ of their opinion for the signatures OF an the
clT pg = Rainsford laughed yesterday when asked
3f have been preaching the same thing he saia
..Sa- he last twenty years in this city But, an
,ast NE forget things go by freight IN Phlladei-
phia-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
n,ne ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

= Barclay electrical engineer Of the e,ofed meF1TeG
l-njon Telegraph companY' ar,rn mas on fbe duties
assistant ~reated office to-day Mr. Barclay
Of NE Seen IN the employ Of the oeI SGnpfRy being s0f
last twenty-five SSoT His headquarters VIII De III
nf a messenger DOB
tbfs city
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
CATTLE HAD TUBERCULOSIS.

Albany March 3l.-The State Commissioner or
Agriculture said to-day that there is no foot-and-
month disease among the cattle of this State The
herd killed at Charlton. Washington County. was
s@7icted with tuberculosis. and not with foot-and-
rrno11rh disease
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
AssEMeIy PASSES PICTURE BILL

Albany March s-senator Es0eTss oil - 20 be,r P,S
tect people from the unau'"oli i1eu - ,ssarbly
The b makes misdemeanor to TO use e,t
to-oag;; nict,ire i'm such way "'th"u' "iS W.
ieT consent, first obtalhep'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
o1caN TO SAIL ON LEYLAND LINER

fav TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
,ta, March Sit is rumored here thal D.
,oreau. who will sail for Europe on
,nri 3 viii leave Boston on the Leylahd lller
1,l,nnifredan of the international MeItah.t t date
Nine ~ which sails for L1Verpooi OH 'ha' uA'e
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
THE BARBER BILL MOVING.

Arharv March 31-The McEwan bill providing
for state Beard of Examining BARRIERS, TO be
composed Of two master BARRIERS and two Journey
man barbers and for the regulation and licensing
of BARRIERS and shops, advanced 10 thlro
reading in the Senate to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
FIRE ESCAPES FOR SUMMER HOTELS.

e1Iins the use of freproof escapes from each room
was amended to-day in the Senate to include all
summer hotels.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
PRIMARY BILL SIGNED.

Albany March 31.-Governor Odell to-day signed
the Primary bill of Senator Elsberg. The new law
nrovides that in New-York party enroments shall
kA made only on the days OF registration
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Henry L st.nnson. Of New-York City. representing
the New-York County Republican Organizatio IN
connnanv with M Morris said in part

Although they regard mortgage taxation as double
taxation and therefore unjusthable IN theory
most New Workers approach the subject OF mort
gage biz with somewhat OF predispostlonz IN N
its The present system now IN force unqer
present tax Law is unjust and oppressive
upon those upon whom II falls-bearing as i does
alone upon the widows and orphans and the honest
Taen-that any system for taxing mortgages equallY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Assistant Surgeon NJ. V STONE to naval hospital "Ai
Island
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Washington. March S1.-The following army ana
navy orders have been issued
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

The best customers for the group of London
dealers in old and books are American
millionaires The choicest examples in Lord
Crewe's collection B1akes works. sold at Soth-
eby's are going to America. The competition for
these works narrow ed down to dealers repre-
senting rival American collectors, and Lord
Crewe must have been astonished by the rise in
values from the prices originally paid by the
first Lord HoughtOn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Maurice Hewlett, whose health has been i'm
paired by overwork. has returned to London in
improved spirits after holiday in the country.
He has finished his historical romance, based
on the life of Mary Stuart which will speedily
be published in serial form Mr. Hewlett will
go to Italy in May for long holiday revisting
Florence and Tuscan towns
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

The final preparations for the university boat
race to-day leave the experts in doubt respect
ing the result Cambridge. having the heavier
crew and rowing with longer stroke. remains
the favorite but has not improved under train
ing so much as was expected. Oxford, under
scientific coaching has come UP in FORM and in
stead of being doomed to defeat as was as
sumed fortnight ago, may win The two DoatS
are virtually Identical and each coXswain is
new to the course but the Cambridge crew seem
the better all around watermen- N F.
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INDEPENDENT OPERATORS.
Tearing Of Their Side 81 the Case
Begun Before Coal Strike Com
mission - Phila delphia.
ssNE INTERESTING TESTIMONY GIVEN.


Philadelph Jan. ~ The present.
alton Of the independent operators
Us. was begun Monday before the
coal strike commission, that of G.
B Markle & Co. being the first
called. D. 7. Mccarthy, Of Hazleton,
one OF the attorneys for the mine
workers, was the first witness. He
WAS asked when he had first heard
}o1f Thu. eviction notices served by the
Markle company OIL IL tenants, to
which he replied that all his informa-
ton in this connection was secured
as attorney, as all Of the eyicted
mar ',rouglt the notices to him, and
retained h.itrl as counsel.
in answer TO further questions
witness said he knew the leases
signed by the men confessed judg-
....sas IN election. The evicted men
So. hir they had never Willingly
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MITCHELL REELE !, CTED.,
Again Ghssssn 40 Presid lent OF the United
:ss
s3.s ii for Jolnt Conferencs.. asiS

Indianapolis Ind y Jan. Ell lAt the
opening Of the United Nine Workers
conven Il IN Monday q bill for SIC, 500. Isl
was reported by the s comm ttttee . On 81
transportatio to cover the abroad
expenses OF the 745 delegates. A dele
gate from. Mon ana /, " no drew $s6.75,,
led all OF the rest.
The report Of The tellerss on the re-
cent election OF national officers by
the recently taken refe rendum vote
was made. John Mitchell, who had no
opposition for presid ent, received 55,-
032 votes, and w J. B. Wilson, who had
no opposition for secret ary-tre
received Sc, 1875 votes. Vice President
T.. L. Lewis, Of Ohio, was reelected over
Z. d. Nichols, of Pennsy lvania, by q
vote Of 39,033s to II ,249. 55s9 .5.s.
The election for delegates to the
American Federation of Labor result
ed in the selection Of John Mitchell,
Secretary w. b. Wilson, Vice President
Il. J. Lewis, w. d. Ryan. Of Illinois;
John Fahey, Of Schuy w. H.
Haskins, of Ohio, and j ohm Dempsey,
of Pennsylvania. M .ll III
The coal operators will begin to ar
rive in the city w ednesday morning
for the joint conference between them
and the miners which begins January
80. Secretary Wilson, of the mine
workers, says there will be between
$50 and 900 operators here The most
Of them will be from theEcen ira com
petitive district. but there will also be
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] ~
Lake o. immsn ss Depth,


s recent geological survey report
on Crater. lake, Il Oregon. proclaims
- untrue the assertion. commonly
- ~ 'ae. that this remarkable body OF
water y bottomless. Il took : line
two thousand feet long, however. to
reach the bottom Of the deepest part,
making ma this, probably the deepest
fresh water IN the United States. The
lake was formed 10 : former geological
age BY thescollapse Of 9 volcano.
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Lucky brakeman.

Kankakee, IL, Jan. 81. gorge
zeigler, a former brak eman on the In
diana, illinois q Iowa raj lroad, has has
fallen heir to fortune estimat ted at
$25O, OOo, Of wh::sh $500. 900 is real es-
tate in Atlantr Ga. the \ recent
death Of an unc'e Mr.. Zeigler has be-
come owner of an estab lishmeIlt in
Atlanta, Ga, and $50, 900 ii cash. Mr..
Zeigler came Kankalsee II three
months ago to enter the empl ON OF
the railroad. n is DUNG and IN
married. III 4 II 81
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Slanu IL the PuJott IS

q West Philad elphia clergyman
mentioned q, church money matters in q
public prayer In this wise: %, Lord.
you know that we are up against II
now, and our only hope is from YOU
He closed abruptly. but the break did
not escape unnoticed. The university
president who had advocated little
slang for children has never urged its
use BY ministers in the pulpit. III
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a Good sho ving.,II

lbany y. y. !, an. q rhe one hum
dEred and sixteent Il annual report Of
the reg ents of The uni ersity Ut he
state Of New York shows that during
1902 institutions Of higher education,
ding prof ssi onal !, technical and
other special schs DIS, ported 81 1854
stude nts, and q to tal net property Of
1929 .575.
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some from other districts. for the ac-
ton of the joint conference bears zdi-
rectly on the fixing Of the wage scale
in other districts. The scale commit
tee. consisting of miners, will meet
a like number Of the operators. The
latter will not be appointed until after
the operators arrive. as
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injunction Issued.

Detroit, Mica, Jan. ~. Sitting
er bare the six Wayne circuit jud ges
ISSUED the preliminary injunction
asked for by Prosecutor Hunt az ainst
the colt coal exchange, am or gani-
zatioD Of 80 local coal d dealers. The in
I junction restraints the exchange from
acting as an organization to fix the
yIn lin tn price at which coal shall be
sold. III Il n Z 5tf
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The Same Old Girls.

How are we to reconcile the declare,
I'll ton of q Philadelphia pastor that
girls prefer work and independence to
with tie formation Of q
matrimonial club by the young women
Of Troy, N. Y? Fortunately we don't
need to try, for the girls are just about
the same COW as they have been all
through the ages; bless them!
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Robbers In : Leg Hut.

5sE ling, w. Va, Jan. ~ The pos
8 received word that three men
AN Ssd to- be HE robbers Of the
& 4 tons All on 90. bank are int renched
4 hut near Mound syille, w. j,
ard that they ha d drive d away q posse
cf farmers. Officers have been cent
~ he place.
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]. ppointed Attorney Gen .e,r!.al.

Honolulu, Jan. ~ ---- orrin Andrews
has has bsen appointed AZ torne y general
of 5iil1 Isisgaii by Gov. Dole, to succeed =.
"A III NV, resigned. Mr.. Andrews is
n4ltiNefof New York and is a grandson
of one Of the earliest Hawaiian mis-
sion atties. He served a term il the ter
vit Is EAT legisla ture. asE5 5.a3.
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JUDGE DAY ACCEPTS.
Will Become . United States supreme
Court Justice at Request Of Pres
ident Roosevelt.

Canton, o., Jan. q. Judge w. r.
Day has accepted a tender of appoint
ment as associate justice Of the United
States supreme court. Judge Day said
Monday. in answer to query as to his
ointment: . IS.
Il received the tender from Presi-
dent Roosevelt Saturday. INHALED my
acceptance this morning. &
Judge Day does not know when his
appointment will be sent to the senate;
Judge Day was born at kavenna, o.,
near the old home Of Garfield. He was
educated at the University Of Michi-
gan, being graduated therefrom in
1872 and entering the practice OF the
law during the same year. Fourteen
years later he was elected Judge OF the
common pleas court. The next honor
which came to him was the appoint
ment to the bench OF. the United States
district court for the mort hern district
of Ohio. 4
Inviewof he impending physical col
lapse of Jonn Sherman, Presid ent Nc
Kliinleyl selected Judge Day as first as
sistant secretary OF state after his
election to TIE presidency.
After Mr.. Sherman's resignation
Judge Day vas made secretary Of
state. which office he resigned to take
q seat upon the commission which was
sent to e Paris to negotiate q treaty of
peace with S-'ain. After the con-
clnsion Of this duty he accepted an
appoin tment TO the United States dis
trict court. It is from his position
that he is eles lted to the bench OF the
supreme court Sc the Unit States.
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Another Sarah Bernhardt.
4. Sarah Bernhardt, the S-year-old
daughter Of Maurice Bernhardt, vii.
follow the footsteps Of her illustrio,ls
grandmothe and become an actress.
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n. ,.s,,, IL. { iruaalmuted.

81 s3fs he presid emit
Sha to life i'm prisonment
y ounced against
j i.llies Brummett
j VIII ed III ssInurd er ia Okla
Sho elis d Ii; az III ged Feb
4 81 ss
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Chicago Labor Unions.
All There are SIS labor unions in Chi.
Icago, with an estimated membership
Of more than 800 900. .s5
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'<r.saxs the Recor:

!. I. n. Fl The steamer
j. sr;, e! sre, brea king the
X i',:r SEQ 4 hours and
81 Her time rom San Fran
5cissss II, S. i IL hours and So min
ut 81 81 1 q ia 81 81 run, the last
Ida