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SIX MEN X LIED
BY EXPLOSION

s35 H (By q Associated Press.) 8- AZ
e CINCINNATI, December GA special
from Ashland, W. says Sin men we're
killed on HE river near here by an exc
plosion Of nitroglycerlne The nlsn wero
Sst,,ans gers Ell route from, slstcrsy. I.
Ya.,s to EMaysYille, Ky. M III VI
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GIRL LONG MISSING
RETURNS TO HER HOME

fBys Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, December lo.-Lulu Me-.
E.aughln, who disappeared mysteriousty
from her home In Newark, y. y.
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Work Suspended

# tspeclal to The limes.p spatch) s,7
ARVoNI.A, An December 10, - A snow,
storm set In here last n Gilt at midnight,
less regularity ever since. At Q o. clock
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CASE HAS ASSUMED
HUGE PROPORTIONS
Woman Still in Tolnbs, But Said
to Have Secured Bondsmar,.
Millionaire to be Witness.
Prominent Minister In
Notwithstanding
Confession.

{By Associated fress.)

(By Associated F'ress.) 80
u CLEVELAND, OHIO. Dec lo.--Thc fea-i
.ture OF to-day's Developments In the
financial transactions OF Mrs. Cassie u
Chadwick was the disclosure that she had
III her possession. directly and Indirectly.
alleged securities TO the amount OF nearly
.$ii,o0oooO. These all bear the name Of
Andrew Carnegie. and are as folio VS.. 5
q Note held BY Citizens National Bank
of Obcr.n.i 10000; note held by Citizens
National Bank Of Oberlin.s $3.50. 100: note
admitted to exist by President BeckwIth.
100000; note held by ri Reynolds. S.. 0o0,-tt
.0cO; certificate Of trusteesh. for secur-3
tiles held by Reynolds. 81, 500, 0oo;3 total.
Sl3 $50 200, 3 " 38 SSs$
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BY reading the new
contest, which, starts
in the Tee. Dee Want
Ad. columns to.inor-
row. Open to every
one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
hlD ROm0S
6sAs os HosAse OpxsxsaS e
Caa1sooa ~ Goye<

Lar trlsssy n4.hs sstssai Ss8ae 9
cssck. A. Mrs. T.. q GqSas vas re
s~ss.sng hsase irasa the g,.--ss,issee. she
"a stEsek ases the head BY thH.
easiered UNCONSCIOUS sna robbed -
So - whIch she had IN her Fssckes-
brss. The robbery snoarred Is-s ~
from q the i'sue street scha.d bssid-
lnS Mr. GavHe lav lns-susisle fsF
probably half an hsar. when -i.e re-
eoseTed eaaagh o. get D. her hanse IN
the ierraae and alarm the neigisbars
The alciar wss called aad pro-
neuucea The Walanas ssrigus but nai
dangerous. one hraI-c apBaroufls
iron a saad bag wa- across the bach
It her head and aH1thsr an her farc-
heal She vas passing the DARK
hallway and heard step. bat bei1re
she cluId tprn around the blow wa-
struok Mrs feyne had drawn SG0
IRON the bank shat Afternoon far a
-peclal purpose and bad % IN her
pockefhgdk She had written some
leiter= and went o. mail them add
carnel the packetba8k Ia her haud
not thinking of danger f1r her duties
a. a professional nurse call her about
town at al hours The thugs prob
ably saw The pocketh1ak in her hand
ran ahead and iay Iu wait
ApUareutly gang af robbers has
invested tfuuuIsu. tr the night be-
fore Wah bee. the Chinesc laundry.
man was held up in Bis -h1I and re-.
hcyrl 90 SIS
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Notice

Geo. W Ilider. who Owls the ranch
ON the GunnIs1n. Iust below Hart
man ;. has had some notices printed
which ho intends 10 place ON various
parts oi his ranch, particularly for
the benefit Of the cheap chappies, -
both male and female.
lie has been victImlzed in former
fishing seasons by the many and va
rious kinds of cheap chappie" who
have visited his ranch. His gate has
been carelessly left open. and his
team Of mules has got out, causing
him loss of time and money in re
covering them The cheap chap
PIE in other cases thinks he is hon
orlng Mr. Hider. not only by coming
himself, but by bringing host Of
friends to he entertained, both man
and horse. and then, when departing
if any of the crowd wish TO pay, say
ing to them, Never mind, | will set
tie for this In no case has this
settlement been made, and many Of
these cheap chappies - hardly re-
cognize Mr. Hider when he goes up
TO Gunnison. He j. glad to see peo-
pie who are not cheap chappies, -
who realize that he has something to
say about what shall be done on his
ranch, who are men enough 10 pay
for what they get, who viii not try
10 bum their grub and that of their
horses, and who will not hurt his
stock, break down his fence. trample
down his crop or commit any wanton
damage ON hiss property.
Gro. W. HmrR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Pubs.X AhoH,l Noaazs

A useszlnG - she -shusa boaEd -
a4.arlc1 NJ. ] sas hssia >.atsEaay and
tNo Hsarc teaslsar- sal.sciea Mss
lelHa.a ..rua-sa as lsFeoHs IA. Nssh-
iGsn. whe nae saagti IN ihai cas- fss
ssx years Slli have charge q ise 7th
sralis. the esh grads wIil BE- gwen -
Mss Bertha fequl.nas and ths ith
ana szh b. Mlsss ltFaec Alilsan. t.yfh
Miss Fcqulgues and Miss AllIssa
have tauElf here tWo yoars and the1r
reseutlan neei- Wlrh general s..iis-
fas'tian a. shear vork has been very
cihcIeat
& naaitcT ct changes aFc b. be
nlsle IN the lrasic- Primary Pupsis
81 fhe hr-i and ssc1md grade remain
~ thc -.lusc r1ams a. la-i voar All
pupils ai tao srd grade viii 0ccaPy
thc hrsi hsor II tiic sentr.t FiHe NJ
building and al ith and 5fh grade
Vgp.l- she sTFor h5ar. where graa-
mar sehssl vas heli this wear. Mr.
tlal and Miss Carmsan " lfh the ! Oh
aud Sth Qrades take thc present
c1anfy kch school r8mus oa the
Colorado strgot building while
nth graders pceupy thc we-i h'wer
rlum
C5auty higb scho.d rupils Me ,a
have the upper faar 1T the Wcsi town
buildinC which Will ha EHed up i1I
iheIr u-s.
Al the meeuue 20 schaa directors
frHm an districts af che c1uHty, held
iu thc cmuiy supeunteHda8 oihce
M0ulay 40 Do aciyk t3 clca tive
members ol the brand buf small
humber warr4Hssert j. a Aclire.
Cu 1f th- PaWiorhau and j NJ
Flick sf Ohio CITY were re-clected
The board nov CONSISTS as last veal
81 the Eautlemeu named Jos BLACK
stack % Gunuisan Mrs q. D Law
renee "a trasteI l,utte aul Miss
Barnett. by yirtup af her office as
county superintendent The board
held a meeting Monday night and
re-elected Mr. W. 4. Tucker and
Miss Hattie Middaugh to the respon.
sible positions they now occupy as
superintendent aud assistant super
intendent Of the county high school
a move that will certainly meet with
general approval from friends # the
school Mr. Tucker is hired | /
months at SlO0 month and Miss
| Middaugh i1r nine months at S15.
/ \ course Of study was adopted as
/ prepared and presented 10 the board
by the superintendent
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Whooping Cough

In the spring If 1901 nay children
had whooping cough, saws Mrs d.
W. Capps, Of Caps, Ala i used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy with
the most satisfactory results ! think
this is the best remedy have ever
seen for whooplng cough. This
remedy keeps the cough loose, les
sens the severity and frequency Of the
coughing spells and counteracts any
tendency toward pneumonia. For
sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Retaining a Big Tract

In the United States land Office
this week filings were made under
the desert land act, which will bring
over two thousand acres of land un-
der cultivation. The hand is located
on Blue mesa between Big Willow
creek ON the east and Pine creek ON
the west and comprises a comparat
lively level mesa. which is covered
with a rank growth of sage brush
County surveyor Jos. i Heiner has
been busy for the p; II three weeks
surveying the land and a ditch is to
be taken from Pine creek and auoth
or from Big Willow creek The for
mer ditch will be about SIX miles 10
length and the latter about four
miles long. Jos. Watson, Ella Wat
son, JOS. David, Rosa David, G.
Mark Swope, W r Backey and T
J. Thompson have taken land under
the proposed bitches. work ON which
has already been started. In dir
ect line the land lies about four miles
southwest from >apinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
boHa

aN'-N ~ ''H'tifiitN ffiiff- 'ltHuHfff'rN
Mrs j j Carpenter IS reported VERY
III m Chiaago The plctor- Of The
finsen Light Institute there per
tnme1 am operation aud removed a
kidney After claiming hrst that
she had heart trouble. next stomach
trouble. then liver trouble and blad
der trouble thcv persuaded her 10
have this serious operation per
formed with neitheI her husband
nor any Of the family knowing Of it.
Mr. Taylor Of Lake City has moved
his family 10 Cebolla and will haul
lumber from Carpenters mill this
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. II II Garland aud
children were visiting at Sports
mems Hotel Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. f. killey Of Gunnison ar
rived Tuesday 10 cook for the hotel
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. II S. Carpenter of
Saplnero were visiting here last
avek
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

The socialists figure on getting an
early start with their campaign and
open in Gunnison next THURSDAY
evening with a lecture by Geo. II.
Gocbel Of Newark, n J. at tie court
house. OF course everybody is in
vited. but as the only thing the So
cialists have accomplished ia Colora-
do Is To give us Peabody the pros
pelt is not very inviting
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
More Economy

\ sweeping change was made in
railroad circles Monday morning
when three engines were taken of
nine Of the youngest hremen laid off
and other trainmcn generally set
back to fiji their places. II is said
that the change is only for a month,
but who knows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Miss Nargery Fisher. who has
been spending the winter with Mrs
Geo. J. ID. Williams at Grand June
ton, studying painting, returned 10
Gunnison Friday Of lastEweek. Miss
tlsher IS winning golden opinions
by her talent in art and friends be
Ieve she viii soon rank with the
best IN Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

\ new ditch to water 100 acres If
the fat in West Gunnisau has lust
been completed by Henry Crooks.
John England, Fred Benson. J. =.
Carlson and Fred Zugelder. Il is
four feet on the bottom. The new
productive area viii make a great
improvement for this section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
-.- !. J;

r.. s Crosby arrived from NuleW
last Friday.
Ice cream soda with crushed fruit
at Ol.earys. 5.
Ted Blineherry went 81 Denver
last SATURDAY
Rev u :. Mctilashlan of Olathe il
here ON hu-Inns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

No printing office in Gunnison has
ever before turned out the neat and
strictly modern Jobs the News CHAM
PIoN is putting on the market for its
patrons Call and inspect some ol
our samples or drop Us a card and
we will forward a bunch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

On their return from the coast Mr.
and Mrs \. F. Gilkson Of Fort Col.
Inns stopped over several DAYS with
their sister, Mrs. Trevarthen. Mr.
Gilkison lived In Gunnison county
in early davs and took part in the
mining boom at Irwin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs Mary Gensler and daughters,
Josephine and Agnes arrived in
Gunnison Wednesday from Roches-
ter, y. Y for a visit with her broth
ers. Frank and Fred /ugelder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Superintendent Land took 10000
young trout to Lake City "Wednesday
TO place in the hands Of W ).
Whinnery for distribution in the
waters of the Lake Fork The
spawning stations shut up shop the
first of June Up to date they have
taken 2.lpO.p0 eggs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

DIR. Baxter returned to Gunnison
Sunday evening and will remain till
May l5, when he expects TO leave for
Salt Lake City and the coast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

At recent parties a gang OF petty
thieves have been stealing hats here
in Gunnison However they are
pretty well located and are likely to
be severely dealt with.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Fresh Arkansas Strawberries on
Saturday, two boxes for p cts. at
Collins and Mccormick.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Louis Miller drove from Oversteg
Tuesday and returned with new
steel range and other household
goods for his ranch home. There is
still some snow up there but it is go
ing fast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Save time and worry by buying
your ice cream at OLeary's. Deliv-
cred in any quantities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

II. W. Cornell, general counsel of
the John c. Bowerman NJ NJ. and De
yelopmeut Co., at Bowernman, was
in Gunnison Saturday ON business
matters
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Read the interesting program Of
the GunnIsOn Grammar school com
meDcement exercises appearing on
another page
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs +. c. Hair of Rochester, \.
V, secretary of the Clover Mt Min
ing Co, at White Pine, was in Gun
nison Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan came from
Salida last week and remained a
couple of days. Mrs Sullivan is now
successfully conducting a 4SO acres
ranch in Brown Canon near Salida
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Miss Clara ! Seller and G.. O
Smith were initiated into the mvs-
teries Of the Rebekah lodge Of odd
Fellowship Tuesdav night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

A. II Toll, superintendent Of the
Citizens mine above Pitkin was
down Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

CLYDE Welch is extending his
ditch from the left side of Tumichi
creek 10 water about 30 acres Of
mesa land on his ranch Ii viii do
awav with several little bitches and
add much arabic land to the Noun
tain Home Ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Owing to the sickness of her
mother IN Kentucky, Eliza White
left for the east last Friday night
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

i'sFsaus huriuH fIirufis 1r
tuaWtug af FHrftsa ut-H-
uH0 fu ihs iBraItiH ufH
rsn fsf "a fHraH iH uaisfl-
iHs this offN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Fr Dilley returned Tuesday, look
ing hale and hearty from a long trip
TO his boyhood home in Alsace- Lor-
raine. He was greeted with much
pleasure by his parishioners and his
numerous friends in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Miss Ella Talbot has rented the
Episcopal parsonage and opened a
boarding house tins week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

W :. Barker Of Sillsville spent
the latter part Of last week in Gunui-
SON
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Ellis Lore came from Bowermsn
Tuesday and went over TO Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Precinct Primary

There will he a meeting of the
Democratic voters Of Gunnison pre-.
cinct No. at the town hall Wednes-
day evening, MAY %, 1904, at 5
o clock, to select 4 delegates to at
tend the Democratic County Conven-
ton 10 be held at Gunnison on Fri
day, Map p, 1904.
jos. +. HEINER.
Precinct Committeeman
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Work for your iavorite in TIA,
World 5 Fair contest
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Earl Frazer, teacher at lola, Wis
tied IN Gunnison Saturday and Sun
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

In taking fish eggs at the spawn
ing station those in charge have dis
covered that the rainbow and native
trout are interviewing and that the
hybrid is not iufecund This is con-
trary to the opinion Of many FISH ex-
perts The hybrid Of rainbowz and
native brook trout viii not hroe
again
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs. NJ. c. Walker of Doyle spent
some days the latter part Of last week
with Gunnison friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
'''i;s' III & tusst: - as'i iSS:sta SS;;a q" {"

John Wolfe went east Saturday To
take IN the big show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Clarence Adams,
Furniture, Queensware Undertaking
Mrs. A. If. Gleason visited friends
in Gunnison "Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs. Clyde Welch has returned
from her trip TO the Pacific coast
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

The river is now high aud muddy
As rule the very high water is
along the first of June.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
LOCAL Jews

AZ NlIfIuHffH Hf iHHIEfFH UHaH-
- uH0 nH t4iH hlraifH uriN p
III rsnfsf "a farsr hH nattff-
tHs thas mfE4
'v..y.v.-r-..... - .s.v-...r.s
r.. $. Crosby arrived from Nulaan
last Friday
Ice cream soda with crushed fruit
at @ Ol.earys 5.
Ted Blinebcrry went 30 Denver
last Saturday
Rev. u. s McGlashlan Of Olathe is
here ON business
esStos1 u sin tssi esdsv ps.,s.
tmk en9neN LUMBER CO
John Wolfe went east Saturday 10
take in the big show.
Jos. Watson and wife came from
Mt Carbon last saturday
Mrs. Clyde Welch has returned
from her trip TO the Pacific coast.
The river is now high aud muddy
As rule the very high water is
along the first of June.
Mrs. NJ. C. Walker of Doyle spent
some days the latter part Of last week
with GunnisOn friends.
A new sidewalk along the front Of
the Endner Lumber company office
building has been laid.
Gavette Bros are LAYING in their
usual supply Of miuuows in antici-
patton of the fishing season.
Mrs. N. +. killey went to Cebolla
Tuesday To stay at J !. Carpenters
Sportsman ~ hotel for the summer.
Mrs. ] A Steele departed Satur-
day last for Denver and st. Louis.
Later Mr. Steele expects to Join her
al the Fair.
Mrs Anna Downev departed Tues
day morning for Delta and Moutrosc
She combines business and pleasure
in a week : trip 10 that section.
Miss Norzette Head was this week
again able 10 resume her school du-
ties at Casfieton Last week her
sister Bessie taught in her stead
4 new fence around the Methodist
parsonage and church makes much
needed improvement FOR that prop
erty. In addition the grounds are
being graded and seeded TO blue
grass.
In taking fish eggs at the spawn
ing station those In charge have dis
covered that the rainbow and native
trout are interviewing and that the
hybrid Is not infecund. This is con-
trary to the opinion Of many fish ex-
perts. The hybrid Of rainbowS and
native brook trout viii not brre
again.
\ social dance Is to take place at
Waunita on saturday evening. NAV
2lst Arrangements are being made
to give the guests a tine entertain
ment Good music and a splendid
supper are among the inviting things
The spacious dining room has been
made into one Of the finest uf its
kind in this county and Manager
Jennings proposes te open it with
grand ball to which all are invited.
William Shaifer, a brakeman of.
Denison, Ohio, was confined to his
bed for several weeks with in
fammatory rheumatism. Il used
many remedies he saws, Finally !
sent to McCaw's drug store for a bot
tie Of Chamberlain Pain Balm. at
which time ! was unable to move
hand or foot and in one weeks : time
was able TO 90 10 work as happy as a
calm. For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

y new fence around the Methodist
parsonage and church makes much
needed Improvement FOR that prop
erty. In addition the grounds are
being graded aud seeded to blue
grass
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

A new sidewalk along the front ID
the Endner Lumber company oilic,
building has been laid.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

/ Jos. Watson and wife came from
Mt. Carbon last Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Gazette Bros. are laying in then
usual supply Of miuuows in antici
patton of the fishing season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Miss Norzette Head was this week
again able TO resume her school du-
ties at Castiet1n Last week her
sister Bessie taught in her stead.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

W. b. Owens came over from Sills-
vile Monday
J Huff is here from Ohio City
visiting has family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs Anna Downev departed Tues
day morning for Delta and Mourosc
She combines business and pleasure
/ in week : trip 30 that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs. ]. A Steele departed Satur-
day last for Denver and st. Louis
Later Mr. Steele expects TO Join her
al the Fair.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Mrs. N. +. killev went to Cebolla
Tuesday to stay at J. J. Carpenter :
Sportsman hotel for the summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

y rF y -1-r G-r --r7-~ r7-g-u-rz. rad ~
imitation O.. lll1.le rr.alal. wnl i are
pruleut " iil aunH.. hey are lpver n
r-Hr than cream 20 1a-fnr pow
dars bHt fhrv 4-e Elnlle fruu a| am.
ana ar1 esug ul4a 10 use d. flua
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

easos 0Asfsa eoWoEs CO.
CsfcA~1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

at never wears out
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20

Precinct Committeeman
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20


+ LOCAL NEW
...v.-s. =. .,--s--s.~,..,..y- -v.v-. :,
W B. Owens came over from Sills-
willie Monday.
J. Huff is here from Ohio City
visiting his family.
Work for your favorite in the
World Fair contest.
Ellis Lore came from Bowermsn
Tuesday and went over TO Denver.
Earl Frazer, teacher at lola, Wis
tied IN Gunnison Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Ella Talbot has rented the
Episcopal parsonage and opened a
bOardln8 house tlils week.
Owing to the sickness of her
mother IN Kentucky, Eliza White
left for the east last Friday night
Mrs. F.. c. Hair of Rochester, \.
Y, secretary of the Clover Mt. Min
ing Co., at White Pine, was in Gun
nison Sunday
Read the interesting program Of
the GunnisOn Grammar school com
mencement exercises appearing on
another page.
DR. Baxter returned to Gunnison
Sunday evening and will remain till
May l5, when he expects 10 leave for
Salt Lake City and the coast.
II. W. Cornell, general counsel of
the John C. Bowerman NJ NJ and De
yelopment Co, at Bowernman, was
in Gunnison Saturday ON business
matters.
At recent parties gang Of petty
thieves have been stealing hats here
in Gunnison. However they are
pretty well located and are likely to
be severely dealt with.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan came from
Salida last week and remained a
couple of DAYS Mrs. Sullivan is now
successfully conducting a 4SO acres
ranch in Brown Canon near Salida
Louis Miller drove from Oversteg
Tuesday and returned with new
steel range and other household
goods for his ranch home. There is
still some snow up there but it is go
ing fast.
Fr Dilley returned Tuesday, Look
ing hale and hearty from long trip
10 his boyhood home in Alsace- Lor-
raine. He was greeted with much
pleasure by his parishioners and his
numerous friends in Gunnison.
Clvde Welch is extending his
ditch from the left side of Tumichi
creek TO water about 30 acres Of
mesa land ON his ranch. Ii VIII do
awav with several little bitches and
add much arabic land to the Noun
tain Home Ranch.
Superintendent Land took 10000
Young trout 10 Lake City "Wednesday
TO place in the hands Of W ).
Whinnery for distribution in the
waters of the Lake Fork. The
spawning stations shut up shop the
first Of June Up to date they have
taken ;. 10000 eggs.
at never wears out


ENDNER LUMBER co.
Gen1 Ag't., Gu nnison, Colo
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-09-08
Nav End Meat Strike.

Chicago, Sept. 5.-lndications tonight
are that the sock yard strike, began two
months ago, may be called off within
twenty -four hours. Through the medium
of middleman, negotious we're begun to-
day in an effort to secure an understand
ing with the packers, 10 which the striking
unions can rely as basis for abandoning
the strike tomorrow afternoon. 1t Ss adj
mltled tonight by Secretary Tracy, Of the
allied trades council of unions on strike,
that a message opening up such negotla-
tons had been delivered today TO repre-
sentatives Of the packing firms by W. b..
Skinner, general agent of the Union Stock
Yards and Transit Company acting as a
middleman.
According to thu plans tonight an aus
wer was to be submitted tomorrow by the
packers in time for it to be reported at a
spocial meeting of the allied trades council.
This meeting has been called for the fore
noon. Special meetings for all the lochl
unions involved in the strike have been
called for tomorrow. If the packers give
encouraging assurance to the strikers, mes
seDgers will be sent at once to the gather
ings of the local bodies. The unions it is
said, will then vote on discontinuing the
strike, and their referendum vote will be
reported at once to the meeting of allied
trades council.