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New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
CHAMPIONSHIP At NEWARK.

The Newark Golf Club began its members enanr
pionship Yesterday with a qualifying round at
eighteen holes medal play The best sixteen scores
qualified for the championship cup and tne second
sixteen for consolation cup Tne TWO oIVlslons
returned cards follows:
First sixt.en-Fyaissv Tfchsnor SO; P. Pointer Sc;
c. NJ Barnes. 90; P c Downing e5; D. Mooney 20 y,
r FarItng e5; w Tsussis, ": z f. dilLa< sf' W.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
r5o1y GROSS. >: Harvard.

Worcester Mass June 6.-Holy Cross defeated
Harvard this afternoon in pitchers pat'e' 10 /
- - vas practically lost to Harvard by
f-oolfdges error I'm the fourth. When ne Hlueu al
easy fly from EhCf>eo" "a r. H. E.
Holy Cross.----.-----I n n a
H HPatteries-srring and Norman; Carkson and r her-
- and CruigIey Tn1pre-Ganzel ATTENDANCE "''Vo'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
Country Board.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. family VIII take isw board
~ ers summer pleasantly situated. good
da.ions: shade: lawn piazza II minutes waIk rom
vegetables farm. moderate Mrs A. J..
DCRANp. Ezabetatown. Essex County. n. Y. Darsad
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
COLGATE. 6: ROCHESTER,

Rochester June s-Colgate won the State inter
collegiate championship here to-day by deteauns
the University Of Rochester. The local colegians
went TO pieces. Score; -
raocbes.Ar ..........2 % . 10
ColEate ...............O o i 10 i
Ratteries-Baczus and KimInick; Tonwer' "hlte ano
Love Imnre-Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
p,Ay AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

Pouehkeepsie. n. Y. June (speciaD.-In the
weekly handicap match tcr men and women on the
Dutchess Golf and Country Clubs links to-day for
the club pins the following scores were made
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
PITTsRURG. !; BOSTON.

Foittsburg June s-To-days shutout Ghe fifth IN
fuccessior) was won mainly by daring base run
ming assisted by errors Rain stopped the game
Attendance 7,s71- Score:
fittsourg --''-'-----''-''. % 3
r,++eries-PbDltppo and Phelps Willis and Kittridge.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
PLAY FOR CUPS AT PLAINFIELp.

Planield N J.. June 6 (SpeciaD.-The weekly
competitions for the Presidents and the Park Golf
Club cups were held al the Park Golf Club to-day.
For the latter which is scratch event the honors
went to Morgan T. Townsend T. W. Morris, jr.,
and William A. Townsend. Among the scores for
the Presidents cup were:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

a, tsol.oke--HoIyoke. 8. Bridgeport. o.
-. -ra-i6ar- Meriden 8. New-I>ondon, U.
. q : IHaven-Norwich 10: New1HeNeah'
a. Hartford-Ha Hartford. H. sprinsheio =
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
BROOKLYN. n ST. LOUIS, /.
Inability of Latter Team to Hit Jones Costs
Them the Game.

& Louis. June e-The inability OF St Louis to
hit Jones cost ro-day's game Throughout the game
.be Ct Louis bstte-s were unable solve his puz
zlias shoots and made only four hits OF him NC
-ariznd also pitched good game. but reeelved
;on- srnport in the field Attendance. 1900 Score
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
IFRsEy CITY. u: BALTIMORE. 3

Jersey city won its third consecutive victory over
baltimore at West Side Park, Jersey CITY yester-
nav by a score Of z to :. Thielman pitcheo gooo
hsfl biIt received poor support in the early innings
;Tpe home team braced up in the last few innings
and used the stick 10 good advantage. score DS
innings p H E.
7.r,sv frv........o 4 q 0 x-1? Il
SeaiTi,no~e 80 o. =
Batterses-Thielman and 3icAanus Burchell and ho0-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

Hawkins 90: Dr. Adams 90; F. E Pierce 100: George
Haddon. 1o; C D. shuldharn. 1oi H w. Fisher. 1927
a. P. Clifford I03. George Clifford, 1oS- -.
Second sxteenC. Mcmahon 1o4 Harry vance. 10 10:
G. w Bennett 107 Theodore Keer, 1OS William !awseT'
100: H Durand liz; Dr. Baldwin H. FREDERICK merre'
II1ntl
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
RATES. Q: COLUMBIA. 8.

Lewiston Me- June e.-Columbia College lost to
Bates. to ;. on Garcelon Field to-day. On &C
count of the visitors having TO take a train only
eight innings were played. Score;
Bates n n <
rntteres-Tovre and Stone: Bloomfield and trannaok-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
HILLSIDE.
RHET WINS AT CRESCENT.

There were twentv-six entries for the handicap
at the Crescent Athletic Club links, at Bay Ridge,
Yesterday. The winner was ". B. Rhett. who re-
turned a net score of 60. c. c Mason made the
hest gross score OF S.. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
CLEVELAND, 8; NEW-YoRK, 4.
Hard Hitting Wins an Exciting and Well
PLAYED Game.

45srs hitting won another game for the Cleveland
American team from the New-York American team
yesterday. Tannehil WAS knocked out OF the box
q the fifth and Wolfe took his place me woEk i
- Teso5e ho+b in the field and al bat was ihe
ses+Tl-s of the game II was pretty game 70 looh
81 and well PLAYED both sides. The score
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
BROWN, I; WILLIAMS, 8.

Providence, r. /. June with the score to 0
in his favor Lynch, of Brown let up in his P11Gh-
;ro in fifth inning. with the result thst w
Jams FOUND him for two singles and two-bagger:
which together with Barrys muT of dlf1cuIt
a, nettAd the visitors four and ted the score.
Nv heavy hitting Brown pulled ahead and won the
game Lynch performed a remarkable feat IN the me
Fourth inning when he struck out all three men on
nine pitched balls Score by innings:
- r. H E.
r,rovn .......2 x IL
I21,I1sa-nz ......... o %
gatteries-Lynch and Clark; Turrell and MeCaffy. I'm
Ns-,--a
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
GIVES lip BIG "AUTo" MEETING.

r-,seAls June 6-The Belgium Automobile Club
TO-DAY decided to postpone indefinitely the Arden
,es circuit ostend meeting on account OF the popu-
lar oItcries against motor racing
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
FOREST HILL
ROSENILI.E.
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Babcock & Linn managers OF the New-York
branch of the Buffalo Electric Carriage Company,
with offices and sslesrooms at Nos sA and s4S
Fighth-ave have one of the best equipped auto
mobile repositories in the city They have large
assortment of touring cars, brakes, and also the
Buffalo Stanhope.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
To Whom 1t May Concern.

WANTED personal Introduction 70 young man %
w means. SHOOTING q FISHING. 8 Rose-aye.. Jsr-
sey City y. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
,NDoyER. /; EXETER. o.

. 49,. p. H. z.
Andover Q n n n 2
Rs.feriss-P w Brown and r. C. Brown; Cook and
c,oonsv Tupire--Gaffney Attendanee-Seo1
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

- ,-,.e- e-ayr-Yorl 2: Cleveland 4 First base
ty e-rars-cleveand, Left on sfruck
ouBv 7snnehii j by wofe i by BernhareN hits
5!egySr Bav Hickman. BeTnhard Sacrifice hitsEbsg;
Fsrs6ev ~ Beville. Double play-eSocI,,anr
7y3ck-ss- - etoler hase-Ssnzel. Umpire LaueHiii'
A1rendsnce-1.2s9
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
HAckENsack BEATS HILLSIDE.

Hackensack. N. J.. June (SpeciaD--The Hacken-
sack Golf Club obtained a decisive victory over
the Hillside Golf Club, Of Plainfed. at Hackensack
this afternoon. Scores:
HILLSIDE
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
Country Property for Sale.

LARGE number OF bargains Chester property
"A EDWIN W FfSKE Real Estate. Mount Vernon. y. Y
IF YOU WISH 10 RENT, buy or sell Real Estate
L WHARF fr Westchestsr County address
EDWIN W FISkE Real Estate Mount Vernon ~ Y.
TWO new three story double apartment houses
provernsnts full lots. IN C1nton-ave. Hve
500 price. Sl6ONe halt
cash. ar per cent PETER H LOJCSfILANs
SS3 Cl!nten-ave.. West Hoo0ken. y J.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07


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New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
ST LOUIS

Earned run-Brooslyn. Two-hase hT--sheehsIl-- %, .
-+foe hit-Nisrns Double plays-Farrell ana hseKett
To,le and Jordan stolen basesFarre Donovan Snloo
md Dobhs Eases OF bals-Of Mcfarland. 2 on Jones
. struck out-By Mcfarland. ?: by Jones' : Isef9 81
bsses-st Louis. =; Brooklyn, . Time oi game -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
BIG FIELD AT EASTERN PARKWAY.

a big field of golfers competed in the handicap
Of the Eastern Parkway Golf Club in Brooklyn yes
terday. The result was tie between F. F Storm
and J. 9. Taylor. each of whom did 50 net The
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

nOGs, CATS AND PET ANIMALS BoARDED.-Plensy
Il OF grass and shade Animals called for and r.
turned PINEWOOD KENNELS. Morris Heights y. Z
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

The city OF New York. ofacs Of the City Csk
City Hall. June I. 1908
VIE I.oScs ACRE FIFCTRIC ITGrT ANn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
CHICAGO

Tosals 81 Al % 2 Ol
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
Teachers Agencies

yHyANTEp.-Txenty ttschsrs schools ana colleges
w (Sspsuaber vacancies} American and German gov
radEAts sapsrtor yearly enxAxeens
(schooD: natron (colege) Miss DONOVANS EoGCAs
IJONAIs AGENCY. 30 East isth-st Eteonsnsd i5sA
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
sTAY-AT-HomEs AT MoNrcLAIR.

Montclair, n. J.. June (SpecaD.-There was a
club handicap for the stay-at-homes on the Mont
clair Golf Club links this afternoon. It won
by A r. Allen, with net score OF So The scores:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

Colonel Pardee. of the Packard Motor Car Com
many OF Nos 81 and Sl9 West Fifty-ninth-st says
business has been better In the autonoohe me
r., the last six weeks than for the eight months
nravIous The company has at present on exnloi-
ton large assortment OF touring cars PS suIreyS
ard brakes II also has hand few PACKARD
touring cars Parkard dos-a-dos. and surreys puI-
chased by customers who wish TO dispose OF ther
having pIaced orders with the company Tor Intch
larger cars
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.

A. Elizabeth \ J-Y. NJ c A. S Hardrnap, a, ,o g.; .
=. Tnplewood. y. J.-(Arpateur Leaeue''
rSeld club IA Montelar A c. a.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
JUST WATCH.


When vou are through with this part of
fbe ma per hand IL TO the Madam. See IL she
does Tot hunt up the Little Ads. of the Peo-
pIe" the first thing.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

Starting the afternoon round Michael took the
hrsf hole nicely 3. following 1t with the sec
ond at to I. The next three holes were halved,
and an the turn Michael was up With this COM
mandine lead he not long In winning the
match by u1 and to play. The cards of the
second half were.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

A. Burlington vt-University of Vermont 2 - La"
renee ,5ranea n J-orange c. il; Seton Hall Col
.eCe
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

on June 27 and subsequent matches to be
played at Englewood and Baltusrol. The club has
Havand is the holder OF the championship cup,
Frank A Wright won the championship last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
ROCHESTER. =: NEWARK.

Nevark's inability TO hit Fertsch was the'ca
=, her 6.eeat by Rochester at Newark yesterday
Several times she had chances TO score, but the
needed nit was not forthcoming. The score ny
innings " L
EEsShes,er Essscs .-.-....--. "a /
-Tssrte-7es-Fertsch and Lilly; Hesterfer and Shea
lrnpue-Kelly
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
TIP.

The Little Ads. of the People aiwns.
- An fhfs section of the paper 50 u"A
sunday to read this part hrsts
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
BASEBALL.
The Giants Defeat Chicago Again
and Take the Lead.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
.csu-.xork =. Chicago. g. II Plttsburg, 4: Boston O.
brooklyn. :: ST. boDs. J.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
f1sr.ls,d s: Nevy-York, Philadelphia s. Detroit .
Ro.+5n TO- chicago. =. Washington. 10: St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

Left bases-Chieago. ta NeU,9ork 3 Two s.1 ossy
sssss-FEarlev. Tinker Mcrtes. Babb. Struck out-HH
Werner 6. by Taylor . Base On balls-Oh MeimeT
9, TavoT EIft hall-HRrley. Lowe Time. l;AS
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

TSIEGaNT 10 ROOM HOUSE furnished al improve
T. ments: bathroom; tower. minutes BarnesAf
Pay; best nshng: minutes 70 station, Nsss-Jers.y
southern; $3.50 season. Il BIRDSA1. Waretown. N J.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

Home rur-Purnell Three-bsse hit--Wels Passed
hali-Ninsow. Wild pitches--Bowman. Patton Bases
on baIls-or stevens l. off Bowman. g. Hit by pitched
hal!--Winslow. Struck out-By Stevens j. by Bowman
3 LEFT bases-yale. :: Princeton 8 Stolen bases
w,-sow. Sacrifice hit-UnderhiH umpire
Mr. Moran. Time-2.35. Attendance-T0oo
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

The Harbor Hill team went to the Westchestsr
rolf links Yesterday and defeated the Westchester
team by a score OF IS to a. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
CORNELL CLUB GOLFERS SCORES.

The golf association of Cornell University Club
plaved a qualifying round at Quaker Ridge, Ma
rnoroneck. westchester County, yesterday The
play, follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
RosEVILLE DEFEATS FOREST HILL.

The second team OF the Roseville and Forest
Hill clubs met at the latter's links in Newark
Yesterday Roseville by a score OF to q
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
BOSTON. 10: CHICAGO. 2.

Boston n 10 Il g
Boston -----.-..--- = q n
Chicago ------------ o . o y !
Fstterie.-Dineen and J stahi; Flaher'y and Mofa
fs-F ar-erdsuce-lD
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

DARTMOUTH. Q: WESLEYAN. 3
DaTtmouth DDl ''''.,'...9 o % :
ras+tsr,es-9laze snd McCabe: Cobb and Hanlon.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
WASHINGTON. 10: ST. LOUIS. o.

A Washington ia - n
Washington ---.---- o . y - 4 4
s.. Lcgis .---------- Q q u y y " U
Batteries-L,ee and Clarke; Reidy and saEoen- At
S1rd
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'Bye holes not played.

In the consolation finals Mrs W. Fellowes Nor
gan, of Baltusrol, defeated Mrs. Ralph Lane of
Richmond County, in an eighteen-hole match, by
3 up and to play. The victory popular
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

The American Darracq Automobile company.
,o+ro1lad bv p A La Roche with salesrooms at
No go TO es4 Hudson-st. and No lf West Thlrty-
e,ghth-s is receiving weekly iTnpSrteLi3ns OF .ne
noniIsr Darraca cars in 5. 10. u. ~ ana = nor
hover tvpes and has the same for immediate oe-
livery
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
HAReoR HILL BEATS WEsTcHEsTER.

was won by Camp who beat Cross up and
60 MIA
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

porators J. w. Douglas. C. n. Van Deizer and W. E. Pitman: Great Western Oil company, capital stock $1,0G0 coo, iucorporators J. D. Marian, Oliver Benton and F. l.. Blumcr; Raw
 hide Chief Gold Mining company. capi-
 tai stock $i2, 800. eco, iucurporators John
 F. NIiddlemiss, l.. C. Cutting D. Young and others; Mexican Traders Incorpor- alton. capital stock S159.CO0 incorpora-
 tors w | Overstrcet, :. Lehmeycr and A. Gagg; Golden Eagle Mining and De
 velOpment company. capitol stock $1.- COG. .oOo. incorporators George A. Pratt, A. J. Skobba and II. M. Olsen.
 A DWARF CYCLONE-A diminu- tive cyclone struck Phoenix a little afternoon. IL touched the town in only one place but it touched it hard there. That was the city corral. at the corner of Jefferson street and Seventh avenue. A part O; the iron-clad roof was ripped of and section of it was carried high into the air and dropped in front of the Hickey building nearly two blocks away. The city corral is under democratic management and the cyclone is regarded in some quarters as a mark of disapproval which will find further expression today.
 REMNANTS OF THE DEMOCRAT IC PICNIC.-C. Gonzales F. Martinez and F. Ccntreras, who had been at tending the picnic of the Young Mems Democratic club on Sunday and Sun day night were before Justice Burnett yesterday morning charged with drunkenness and distuI banCe Of the peace The first two were fighting when they were arrested and they fought all the way to jail. They kept up the conflict after they were locked up Gonzales was sentenced 10 seven days in the county jail and Martinez who seemed to be the more aggressive got ten. Contreras was fined S and went to jail.
 THE TUCSON FIELD DAY-Thc Phoenix high school baseball team re- turned home fr-m Tucson a little the worse for wear and somewhat crest fallen over the result of the baseball game with the university team. which beat them by a score of A 10 23. It is suggested by the score. however. that neither team distinguished itself par ticuIarly. The Phoenix team though thinks it would have beaten it's oppo- ncnts had it's regular pitcher, Frank Mayors. been able to go along with 
 ed by reason of the fact that one Of the Tucson tennis players was injured in the baseball game so severely he could not play tennis GE Saturday. The Phoenix boys though are highly pleas ed with the treatment accorded them in Tucson and at the university and speak very highly of their hosts. A week from next Friday the university teams will come to Phoenix to play and it is likely they will join with Phoenix and go to Prescott with the Iron Springs excursion to give the mountain lads some exercise. The battery for Phoenix in the Tucson game were Ben rctt and Henin and for the university Pierce, Pickett and Greene. They ac- count for the outlandIsh score on both sides by the fact that they were forced to play on new grounds on rough hill side. the regular grounds not being available.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
News ef Y
 the Town zee
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
Those Little Things

the things that less careful makers iSnore-make the. big difference between BENJAMIN Clothes and ordinary ready made. This famous trade mark
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

| hold it's regular meeting tomorrow at 2:30 D. m. at their rooms, corner of Cen ter and Monroe streets.
 i ACTING GOVERNOR. - Secretary 1 Stoddard returned home this morning and will serve as acting governor dur | ing the absence of Governor Brodie
 who has gone to meet the presidential
 train
 POLICE COURT.-Pat Riley was fined five dollars or five days in police court yesterday for drunkenness. JUSTICE -ROBERTSON'S COURT Toribio Cdmargo was found guilty yes terday of disturbing the peace and sen- tenced by Justice Robertson to twen- ty days in jail.
 MRS. MONTGOMERY'S FUNERAL. Word was received yesterday that
 Mir and Mrs. George w. Hoadley had left New York for Phoenix and would arrive here Friday, being summoned
 by the death of Mrs. J. B. Montgomery.
 While no definite announcement has been made it is understood the funeral
 will be held on Saturday.
 A BURNED BRIDGE.-The s. F., r..
 & P. train. due to arrive here yesterday
 morning about l o'clock did not get in til 4:30 yesterday afternoon. The delay
 was Cccasiored by the partial burning of a trestle near Iron Springs. The er- gineer saw the burning trestle in time
 to stop the train, the fire was eXtin-
 guished and the break repaired as
 quickly as possible. The track is now
 clear and trains are running on regular schedule.
 PHOENIX DOING WELL.-GeorSe
 Loring yesterday received q telegram
 from Madison r. Larkin oi Scranton, Pa, saying that Matt LOring had spent
 the Sunday with him and told him that it was really the first good time
 he had since leaving Prescott. Mir.
 Loring is in the civil service and was lately promoted u Washington. He has a promising future in the govern ment service but Mir. Larkin who is al
 the head of the International Cores pondence school is trying to induce him to connect himself with that institution.
 H. H. HARVEY BACK.-H. H. liar vey returned to Phoenix yesterday for q stay of greater or less length depend ing on business. He is now employed as q travelling salesman for the Acme mills of Portland. Or, and is holding one of the best positions of that kind
 that q colored man ever had. The Acme mills manufac ctures various food products and it is his business to sell
 them as well as to demonstrate the best methods Of their use. He is well known in Phoenix. having lived here
 for many years and has a large number of friends who are pleased to learn of his prosperity.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were flied
 in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Prevalent Mining company, capital stock S1,OOo eco, incorporatOrs
 R. E. Erdman, E. Swan, H. L. Hanoly and others; Oregon-Tennessee Gold Mining company, capital stock s25O,OOO incorporators J. l.. Dickens, J. w. Howell L. L. Davidson and others; Purdy- Calhoun Mining company, capi- tai stock $500. GOO, incorporators J. D. Purdy and W. Anderson; Innman Box company, capital stock s30,000. incor- porators Samuel Innman. ST, Samuel | Innman, Jr., and T. Innman; The Lone | Mountain Mining and Development
 company, capital stock s1,O0O,0oo, incor-
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

W. C. T. U.-The. W. C. T. Y. will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow at ?: 30 p. m. at their rooms, corner of Cen ter and Monroe streets.
 ACTING GOVERNOR. - Secretary Stoddard returned home this morning and will serve as acting governor dur ing the absence of Governor Brodie, who has gone to meet the presidential train
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

Spare and have is better than spend and crave. THE ARIZONA MUTUAL G LOAN ASSOCIATION provides a safe and profitable deposi- tory for money usually squandered. See our Secretary, 21 South Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

Are you looking for a good place to board during the summer? The Sixth Avenue Hotel runs an exceptionally fine dining-room and caters to the best class of trade. Rates may be had on application.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
ERE SAm ihe.........
 VfNiO Bicvcie Man

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the
 best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires ana sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. and g. s. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
City Republican Ticket,

City Republican Ticket.
 For Mayor, WALTER BENNETT. For Recorder,
 T. A. JOBS. For Assessor and Tax Collector, w. c. FOSTER.
 For Marshal,
 J. H. KINNEY.
 For Treasurer, WILL H. ROBINSON, For Councilman. First Ward, JOHN T. DENNIS. For Councilman, Third Ward, J. l. BROOKS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-12
HARD SLAP AT SAM PARKS.
ONE BRANCH OF HTS oRGANIzA-
 TION SUSPENDED.

Charged with Breaking Agreement
 With Employers by Ordering . Strike Which Was Disastrous Alike to the Local and International Association.
 New York, Sept. 11.-President Frank Buchanan of the International associa- tion Of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers tonight announced that he had annulled the charter of local No. 2
 of the Housemiths' and Bridgenen's union. the organization of which Sam Parks is the virtual head, and has sus- pended the local union. This action he says he taken under the authority vest
 ed in him by section of article of
 the constitution of the International as-
 sociation, Tn his letter annulling the
 charter President Buchanan says that investigation of the charges against To-
 cal No. 2 led him to the conclusion that the agreement of May i, 1908, between the international organization and the
 Employers association, known as the
 Manufacturing and Erection association
 has been broken and violated by the action of local No. 2 in calling strike
 against members of the association with whom this contract of May 1, 1903, was
 made, which strike has been disastrous alike to the local and to the Inte1nation- al association. .
 The communication from President
 Buchanan, notifying local No. 2 that it
 was suspended, when read by the chair
 man at the meeting of the local tonight
 was received with hoots and peers J. ". Johnston, the secretary treasurer of the association, declared that it had no official virtue. because it was signed only by Buchanan, and must come through him (Johnston) in order fo be formal and effective. It was voted to
 lay President Buchanan's letter on the table for one week.