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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06
Personal. Local and General Notes.

NJ. E. Ingalls,, president of the Big Four.
returned from New York yesterday
The pay rolls of the Vandalia for April
exceeded S233.0O0. being the largest of any
thirty days of late months.
The vandalia has completed a lap-track
from Greencastle to Limedale, which will
be utilized as passing track.
The Lake Erie & Western has set an
example for otter local lines and will
close Its general offices at noon on Satur-
day through May. June, July and August
General Passenger Agent w F. Herman
of the Cleveland Buffalo Transit CompanV'
has issued souvenir medallion in gilt
commemorating the opening of the season
of 1903. II Is very handsome and unique.
Warren j. Lynch. general passenger
evening, taking the midnight train for
Peoria. where the company will open new
Offices.
Carload rates from Chicago. st. Louis.
City have been reduced from 10 to 25 cents
per 100 pounds. the concession to shippers
being the most important they have ever
received.
The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy has
fitted up one OF its locomotives with a pat
ent device for shaking the CRATES III Is
said TO operate very satisfactorily and To
be great relief in clearing the CRATES of
accumulation.
The Lake Shore has created the nositior
OF general Inspector OF locomotives and
has appointed Henry E. Stone, of Elkhart.
an engineer nearly seventy-five years of
age. who recently resigned from active road
duty, inspector.
The chief special agents and the chief
special detective agents of railways will be-
gin their annual convention in New Orleans
on Monday next. l.. p. Grady, Big Four
detective and vice president of the organ
ization. will attend.
Samuel B. Sweet. general freight agent
of the Lake Erie & Western. said yester-
day that cars were more plentiful with
that line than at any time In six months
past. He thinks like conditions prevail
with the majority OF the roads.
The large amount of stock OF the Louis
vile & Nashville which has been secured
by the Atlantic Coast line Is exciting COM
ment The stock bought has not been
formally transferred 10 the Atlantic Coast
people, but Is held by interests identified
with it.
The Panhandle people are pushing the
double track westward from Columbus.
Large gangs OF men are at work between
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06

RAPID TRANSIT co.
Revised Time Schedule.

For this week cars will leave Kentuck avenus
ara Washington street for Martinsvfllez as FOL-
lows. First going at 6.20 a. efery two
hours thereafter 10 and including saE ID M
astsr which time a Will leave at IL M rn
Leaving MartinsN.ile the schedule Is &c same
as indianapolis.
,,i leave every hour. as heretofore
on sunday cars wlil leave every hour sor Mar
tinsvile. beginning AZ o.W a. m, 10 ana fnclud-
ing $3.50 p =; The sac P m cars lee ting IN
dianapolis ana Aartlnsfue sunday onl< run an
far Mooresvihe, me nls p m. car leavinG
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CHICAGO. May Sire early to-day de-
stroyed the building occupied by the ] a.
Olsen picture frame factory and a numhey
OF adjoining buildings at Oakley ayenue
and Fulton street, entailing a loss esti-
mated at $4,000. One man is missing. and
IL is feared must have lost his life in the
flames. Seven families were forced to flee
scantily clad into the street TO escape the
flames The fire followed an explosion in
the picture frame factory early this morn
ing. and the highly infiammable contents
of the building caused IL TO spread rapjdly
to all parts OF the structure before the FIRE
department could respond.
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makers; steady work: good
fsages. CADILLAC CABINET CO., Detroit
12ch.
good trimmers accustomed to
Eorstng on high-grade work; two good all
Q 1innd painters; one rough-stuff rubber. WEST
CFTT CARRIAGE CO.. Richmond. Ind.
S5ANTEp-Thoroughly hrst-class plumber: must
Sse sober, steady and frst-class mechanic.
Wages $3.50 per day of 8 hours. Steady lob to
rs mt party No labor trouble Address Box AS
s4re Journal.
,SANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
zine Corps. abled-bodied men Of good Character
IStween the ages of p and 35 years, not less than
fSfeet inches ana not over feet inch in
1<tght. of good character and not addicted to the
tSe or Equors must be citizens OF the limited
k&ates or persons who have legally declared their
Mention tc become citizens, able TO read ara
vS~ite Eng,fsh properly, well speak IL No
U<nors rsarrie1 men will be accepted Thi.
i1portaTf branch OF the Naval Service offars
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To RECRUITS as
tie law PROVIDES for the PROMOTIOG -
7fORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICEsRS -
fl.COND LfEUTENANTS. Marines are eni,s,sS
14r period of four years. and are generalI- 80
txpned In large cities. and now servfns a.,
tSsba, Porto Rico. Manila and Guam ana rshan
s<ut to sea have fine opportunity TO a." "nen M
- rts OF the world. Pay from slS TO ca All All
ISonth. Clothing. board and medical attend. p pe.
sSe provided In addition to pay. Apply AZ IT .
MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE RooS,
81 Sentfnsi Bldg. SO So. Illinois st.
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Deaths.

Dsvid jackson CGuldwelI eighty-four years.
- North California. peralysis.
Fk Doll seventy-seve1 years. 927 Eugene. cir
rnoSs Of liver.
IRA Rossen. thirty-two years. s25 West Four
teeth phthisis
Elizabeth Reagan, sixty-six years. 113 Dickson.
endf carditis
Etoise Daugherty, thlrty-two years. 52l North
ec.diaD. tuberculosis.
L<ac Patterson. seventy-two years. 2ls Cook.
pafslysfs.
j Jtnes Farrow. ninety years. s2S West North.
sentity-
SSry z. Miller. twenty-six years. ll4s East
Ma tket, tuberculosis.
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F$R SALE-Dogs: white French poodle puppies
II. r. JACKSON, Washington c. H., o.
a.. sAAE-Or kens. Invano and rrciininx
Snair~ w 4. ALLISON Co. 9a5 " Alabama
FxR SALE-The latest map OF Indiana and the
800 census; prepared especially for the Journal
- Geo. F. Cram, the famous map publisher:
'it. 3oxf6 inches. on strong map paper; tip rods
~ top and bottom; embracing a handsome five
;ty0r map OF Indiana side, corrected to
ifrrc. showing all railroads, all new postoffices
Snfies In colors, railroad stations and all nat
III featurcs; marginal index showing 1900
x sus and alphabetically arranged list OF towns
y the other side contains fve-color map of
- world; price, 30 cents postpaid. Address
E$.P DEPARTMENT. the Journal indianapolis
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DIED.

-
ForTER-James Foster. % Temple avenue.
hs,nday. p. m, May 4. Funeral at residence
Thursday 2. m. Burial Crown Hill.
GRklBER-Frank J.. at his late residence, 100
West Maryland street. Tuesday, May 3, at lis
p En- Remains will be taken 10 Logansport,
Ind. for burial Thursday. May Z. Logansport
pa FRS please copy
6. widow Of the late James
s3ilien. at late residence. 1915 North Capitol
avT hue. Tuesday, p m Funeral announce
me II later.
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l~DIANAPoLIs a vINCENNEs RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
rNDIANApOrIs Ia

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April % ,aa,
3TIE ANNCAL MEETING OF sTOCKHOT n
I.I<ls ~ the 1ndianapo 4 Vincennes FSatjroas =
f,on. asy win be held at the principal once ~
Vse esmpany. in the city OF indianapolis. Ind on
= THURSDAY NAY a. 1909 '' o''
"a O'Clock 2 m. for the purpose of elec,,,-
teven directors 10 serve for the ensuing vsa :
2nf fransactils such other business as 49,.
&roperly coms before the meeting may
O. b. LIGGETT. sscrstary.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

I IL ESTATE-Before you buy or sell real es-
sste call on write THE AMERICAN REAL
SrATE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY. 1913
Law Bldg Phone COS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sTOCkHOLDERs MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of IN.
Federal Union surety Company will be hsid a.,
he office OF said company 2ii-2ls Lemcks h,,,,a
k1g. IN the city OF indianapolis on TussSa.'
Hay 1s 1906. at o'clock u. ni. 'NaS'
+. NJ. JOHNSON Secretar,,
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INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBYvILLF a.
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTIos
COMPANY.

Cars leave indianapolis for Shelbyvilie fand all
intermediate stops from the corner of Washing
ton and Meridian streets on the following hours:
5. 6. T. g. 9, 30. IL m, II O'Clock noon md ]. ?.
g. A. g. g. T. s. and Il 20 p. m
Cars leave Shelbyville for lndisnapolissa and all
intermediate stops as follows: 4:57. 81. e.57,
ISL s:57 $751; 1851. II i:57 a. m. and l2sd l:57.
257 3:57 Sos 5:57. 6:57. 1851 S:57 and II 10 D.
Round-trip tickets, Indianapolis TO shelby
vile can be purchased at Huder's drI6 store.
corner washington and Pennsylvania sstreetk,
and at the Z. E. Ensley pharmacy. stubbns
This time card goes into effect Frid4f morn
inc Anrfi 1893.
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Big RAILROAD EARNINGS
APRIL RECEIPTS OF THE l.. E. & w.
EXCEEDED ALL RECORDS.
The Wabash stops Work on It's West
Virginia ExtensiOn-Ten Millions
I'm New Wabash Bonds.

The Lake Erie & Western, like all other
Indianapolis lines. is making very favor
able exhibits In April the road earned
s3sS,O2l.61, an increase over April, 1902, of
$3s.51O.95; for the first four months of the
year the increase was SCI. .5549O The in
crease was largely in freight earnings.
they being for the fourth week of April
s1O6,9l3.34. against ss3,61S.99 in the corre-
spending week last year; increase this year
s2S, 294.35. For April the freight earnings
1904. .53s.12. against S266. 4O2.S2 in 1902. an in
crease for the month of $3S, 1850. For the
four months the freight earnings were ST.
this year s60.S15.64.
Railroad earnings as they come in for
March and April show excellent results,
and these figures mean prosperity for the
roads. Neither do they contain any COM
fort for calamity howlers. 1t is now clear
that, taking all railroads together, there
will be a handsome increase in net earn
ings of the current fiscal year over the
preceding year, notwithstanding the gen.
eral increase in cost of labor and material
entering into transportation. In January,
regards gross, excluding the coal roads,
were not satisfactory as to net results, and
the first six months of the current fiscal
year showed decrease of net as COM
pared with the corresponding period of
the previous year of about per cent
Since that time each month has shown a
gain as compared with the preceding year.
Railroad companies which have legitimate
need of money and good credit will get
all the money they need for extensions and
improvements.
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENwOOE
FRANKLIN II. II. co. +

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania ar. WASH
fngton streetc. First at m. sal s.ourly
thereafter until 10 p m. Last car leaves AZ Ills
ID.
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
Al $50 a. m. and $50 p. m.
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E4LS-The funeral of Michael Sells will take
Race from the Central Christian Church
" 3nesday. May 6. at 3 p. m Friends are in
it3d. The burial will be private.
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jgsoJMidSys.EsREI sEI.s%;a sEA4s@ Ifs@Sss @Sss
IN%c.rAlocUEFtEK BADGES. CHECKS &C
loSs. ILI,se. IS EMENDLAN ST esoUso houR,
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

z. NJ time IL in BLACK figures Trains marked
thus: s-DailyS S-Sleeper: P-Parlor Car: c.
Chair Car; D-%Dining Car; t-Except sunday:
t-sunday only tDaily except Monday
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Lake Erie & Western Ri R.

Toledo, Chicago and Michigan ......t7Is si0s5
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago linn. .s12 20 t3.2S
Muncie, Lafay te and Mich Cy spec. 20 40. 80
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MONUMENTS.


3SUAfENTS-Erumshield. 212 E. Ohio st.
MtNUMENTS--M II. Farrell. 24i West Wash
ifston ST New Phone 2ilS
Nt.$UMENTS-A- DIENER. 449 f. Washington
73sl 2525. Branch works E. entrance Crown Hill.
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Births.

T.:eobald and A vending 1873 Madison boy.
ES +. and r. Smith 1872 North Capitol, boy.
AZ b. and Z McCrea. S024 North Illinois. boy.
AZ and z FuItz 4ogs North New Jersey, boy.
ia and j. Hayes Iz20 North Senate, boy.
A$ and r. Burgess. 1913 Bird. girl.
J-eH and 5. M. Plum. 1915 Central. boy.
ca and b Patterson. 1914 Yandes. girl.
l. Sand l. Solomon. s36 West Washington, girl
CkF. and NJ. NJ Hus. 2136 Hovey, girl.
irit
J.kand u. Davolz 722 North Warman. girl
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All Advertisements inserted IN these coiu,,,.
- charged AZ the very low rate OF csn,s =
Hne- Flank or dash lines at the same nrtcs ., =
kne- lsisphone rs and your ad will be called
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The Wabash Railroad Company, 1t is
stated. has abandoned work on its Little
Kanawha extension one of the most i'm
portant links in the proposed trunk-line.
Contractors who have been at work with
several thousand men have been ordered
to other points. and everything is at a
standstill. The action was determined upon
at a conference in New York between
George j. Gould. President Ramsey, and
j. T. Blair president of the Little Kanawha
road: A statement has been received from
President Blair, who Is still I'm New York.
relative to the situation. He says owing to
the stringency In the money market it has
beel decided to go no further with the
Little Kanawha extension from Burnsyille.
w. Va, and the link westward to Zanes-
vile. o.. route which would cost IS 600 900
He said this action was taken by Mr..
Gould. Mr.. Ramsey and himself The Wa
bash property along this line will not be
sold at present but there is no chance for
the completion of the Wabash Trunk-line
under present conditions.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06
UNION TRACTION co. OF INDIANA.
Station, Magnolia Building


For Anderson Muncie Marion, Alexandria.
Elwood and Tfpton and intermediate stations
leave AIS a. I'M. and each thereaftsr until
s:l5 p. m. and IL rs p.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muniie. ar
riving In Anderson in hour and 25 mintSes and
Muncie in hours leave at and IL a. nS and
and p. m. The IL a. and p. ms trains
make direct connection at Anderson with lim-
tied trains for Elwood-
Express Department - Consignments fecetved
until u o'clock noon for delivery. same siay. to
all points between Indianapolis and Munfls: un-
til 5 D. m, for delivery 20 all points before 8
O'Clock next morning. including Muncie. Ander-
SON Alexandria Elwood, Upton and Mar.)n.
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3JTEWILER & SON,
Undertakers, 12s w. Market st. Tel. 2ls-
JtVtNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE, 357 Massa-
usetfs ay. New Phone 9S3. Old Main 1430.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06

HASTED-Second-ha hand incubators; state make
4and- capacity. Address NJ 2. care OF the Jour.
SANIi;D-Teams and contractors with small
xoutrts on railroad construction at Clinton IND !.
Hiynents every saturday afternoon for previous
Eeek- Address C. T. KING * BROS. Tecumseh.
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-MAY 5.
Marriage Licenses

Clarence TanseI and Julia Toohig.
Harvey T. Bohannen and Alma Taylor
Msnroe 4. Klostermier and Fern Hill.
Essner Ellsworth Warren and Eunice M. Bridge
sattrs
join Beyersdorfer and Katie Wachtel-
William r. Harris and Anna Heinlein.
Jc5in Klein and Nellie NJ Dotson-
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06

III you have anything to buy, sell or trade mai.
pat fact known through the Sunday JournaI
CANT ads You will get the desired resutss
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06

4FIsANNER & observation-disclosures
enbalmers-) Can ship dfphtheria and
4scarlet fever. Lady embalmer for
zladies and children. $50 North Illi-
2nois street. Telephone 641. new or old
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06
WANTED-AGENTs.
wANTED-sALEsMEy-

XANIED-Good, wide-awake agents: large
x2rohts. PEERLESS MFG. CO.. Indiana polls.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06
INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Greenfield Line.

Time table effective April II. 1903
For Greenfield. Knightstown and fntefnediate
stations. Passenger leave Meridtu and
Georgia streets. First car 5:57 a. m AID each
nour thereafter until 1851 p. N. Next ssnd last
car leaves at IL rs p. m
Combination passenger and express cass leave
Meridian and Georgia streets at 5:57 a. N. 6:57
a. H.. 1851 a. m. 1851 p. m. 6:5l p- m
Freight Cars
Tor Greenfield and intermediate statos only.
Arrive at Georgia and Meridian streetskat 1851
a. IN. and leave at a. Also arrivQ at 2:z7
% m ana leave at 30 p. m
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06

1ANTED-Saiesmen for full line OF fruit a-d
ornamental trees: pay weekly outfit free.
&eady work. LAWRENCE NURSERY COW
SANY. Lawrence. Kan. ~a
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sTED-Cabinet makers; steady work: good
ges. CADILLAC CABINET CO., Detroit,
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-06

EUROPEAN TOUR-Opportunity to join small
party. June to September, conducted by expert
enced travellers. speaking all the languages; hf
teenth season. Address MRS. s. +. NICHOLAS
393 Dearborn av.. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
Young MUST SHOW CHILD
.Stepmother of Mrs. Jongers Gets
Habeas Corpus Writ.

Nrs Caroline Ogden McAlister. the widow 'h
tho Rey. F. Marion McAllister. ana the s'ep
mother of Mrs Louise McAliister jonsers' loi
ueriv Mrs Louise McAllister Young. Seseet 90"
through her attorneys. Zabriskey burrii @
AIorrav obtained from Justice Truax. III 'ie
srprenne Court writ OF habeas corpus or
;pa Alexander c Young the father OF liiree
,-ear-oId Louise McAnister Young, TO prou"0o
the child n court tomorrow.
Mrs. McAnister declared Mr. Young hionapp'N
The child from, her on last Saturday at Green
wch. Conn, and is Illegally restraining
She alleges that she is entitled TO the care anu
custody of the child during Mrs. JonserS "eu-
ding trip to Europe under power OF attorney
axacuted nv Mrs. Jongers on last "Wednesday
rior TO her sailing with her husband for france
on La Lorraine on Thursday.
Mrs. McAlister who gives her home at hilHa-
beth y j. i'm her petition says that her step
daughter. on April ]. 1902 brought an aceioii
for an absolute divorce against YOUNG ai
decree received from Justice Gleserlch oi' '.''
report of Referee George Abbott Inc oNs'ou'
Of the child Louise awarded 10 her loi 'ii'ie
months out of each year, but TINS provision was
subsequently modified by consent OF MT i'uLe'
so thai she had the sole custody OF the emu
allowing the father to visit her once every thIee
months for three hours.
According to Mrs. McAllister, Young appeateN
~ nor home at Greenwich on Saturday and de-
r,an5ed that The child be given up to him. With
. batcbet he so terrorized her that she per-
n7itted him to take the child away. M -
At Alexander c. Youngs office, NO. 80 flne-
81 II was said yesterday that he had not oeen
there for several days.
Greenwich Conn. June 22-John Mason was ar
rested by the police tonight on charge ol kiu, @
manning on Saturday night the daughter OF MI Hi @I
NJ a77axander Young The complainant is MTs: r
Marion Nc Allister grandmother OF the chliG Nh MXNI Oh
was locked up i'm default of 5000 bail, ana VIII pe
civ besr rfn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
GOLF.
Pairings for the Open Champion
shin announced.

Nessrs Keetener, BalIou and Larkin OF the ex-
ecutive committee of the United States Golf As
sociation. special meeting last night at Del
monico's made the following pairngs for the open
championship. 10 be held at Baltusrol on next Fri
day and Saturday. Supplementary entries bring
the total to ninety-three equang the record of
last year but there twenty amateurs booked
this time instead OF thirteen last year. The pair
ings and time of starting follow:
$50 a m-William Braid Baltimore and Donald j.
s:s4 a. mn G. Macdonald. Florida, Brett.
s:ss a Harry Turpie Auburn Ill., and John Mackie.
$40 a. m~Frank II. Croker Deal and Jack Jolly.
s:4s a NC T, Brokaw Deal. and John DInswan. Al
$50 a m.G:A Il Fenn. Poland Syringe Me. and P T.
Burns, Morristown Field
s:5s a rn.-Tho,nas Clark. Agawam Hunt. r. l.. c.
s:o2 a m@.Robert DOW. KnoIlwood W FOvarsuc
s:oe a. n';Jack Campbell Brookiine, Joe" Mitch
a1o a m-fhomas Anderson. Montcair. and David
e:i4 a n.~John Freeland. Flushing and N Mallouf,
ats a. n-Davd ogilvie Baltimore, and P S, Honey
90. man chamPlain vss,nroo and Ro,.r s,,..
e:2e a n.~John s. Pearson. Richmond County and c
ESQ a. m,@''Wnr smith Midlothian and Frndlay Doug
e;a4 a M, + Murray Quebec, and Thomas Anderson
oss a m,-stewart Gardner Garden City, and James
e42 Rawlinz, Jefferson. y. II, and David
e.e g. rn-Ernest Way Pittsburg Joseph Lloyd.
Essex County Mass.
$50 a. n.-Charies II. Seely Wee Burn. and Fred
Fftziohn, Jnnis Arden.
e5sHAiexander Prize Canoe Brook J. l. Mcnamara
1902 a nv. u Robinson, Atlantic city. and Gilbert
1906 a n-'WilI' Norton. Deal. and Peter Egan
1910 a. m--Iaurence AuchterIonle Glen View. and
1914 4 m.-David Patrick, lay shore, ard Thomas
1ous a. nj G. Campbell Mount Airy. Penn and
John HarIand. Brooklawn.
1922 a m.-John Molier. Jr.. Lakewood. and W +
1925 a. M l. Kellogg Jr.. FOX Hills, and Walter
1910 a. r.-"Alex smith. Nassau. Walter J. Travis
1924 a. m-Dr, I. L Barbon Washington. and J. stew
art Gillespie. Quebec.
$. Essex County y. J.
l0:42 e. m.-Robert Thompson, Merton, Penn John
1o4G n Robert Thompson. Aronimink. Penn and
Alex Patrick. New-l ork
1880 a. NV. = sine Bridgeport. Conn. and n. s
1o:54 a rn.-Isaac Mackie. Fox Hills. and A -ind-
II :ss a NV Chisholm. North Jersey ana c;reuvIe
II 1:o2 a r-Win Anderson. Apavsmis. and George Low.
Dyker Meadow
1.06 a. nj. Lister. Overlook. PENN and r O.
Reinhart. Princeton
IL 10 a. nj. Reid BeIheld. Penn, and !. C. Edge
combe Crawford
HIS a. m-Alecl Ross Wilmington. Del, and r. G
II 90 a NH s .HutbeII. woIlaston Mas and J.
Janson. Crawford y. ].
IL 26 a -Arthur Smith. Washington. and Z. S. KNAPP
II 30 a NJ G Davidson. Washington. Frel Nc
I.eod Rockford. III.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23

enthusiasm of youth. the stimulus of respon@sloasy @ a
and the incentive Of self-help ihe Insm ~ 70
pected to produce results to act Tor ~
make theft brains serve their hands Inc eie0 lae0f
methods Of work and not by cutting wages, 49, AZ a
result the proportion OF so-called unproducli'o
Iabor-the labor which plans-is unusually laTee. y,
And the labor which executes is ef,icent hrss 81 90 o
The men know that they will make good earnings
If they are industrious. that the piecework priceS
will not he lowered unless improved machinery or
methods have made the work proportonatey easier.
that when they are working for their enpoSer '"eS
are also working for themselves. . -. TT, H.,
More than all they come to realize tha6 La'T s Rtss
future depends their own efforts, men VINO are
expected to think and plan and execute % Ttnh % tne
that If they are capable Of leasing the shop aI,fI
and q helping hand, instead of a kick. and tnat
they will go not with the helpless fragment or d
trade. but with the capacity and habit OF DONG
their work well. -. =.
The moving spirit of the organization may not be
nlIre altrtsfn but il certainly is q far nner ana
more potent thing-the philanthropy OF sels-heip
that removes the necessity for charity by httlng
men to take care Of themselves.