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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
PrObab|es candidates

Sc indica al notable abogado y
prominente polftico don Francisco de
p. Acuna para delegado por Ell distri-
to de Arecibo, en- ell puesto que deja
vacante don Santiago r. Palmer.
Tambi6n Sc dice que algdn otro
delegado de aquel distrito esta dispues-
to renunciar para que Sc ponga en-
su lugar al lcenciado don Jose de
Diego, de quien Sc sabe estara aquf
4 principles de Noviembre.
Los senores Acuna Y de Diego son
muy neces arios en- "a Camara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08

-cPodra decirnos ell sefIor Juez 8
Ell senor Alcalde, cnando piensan re-
matar tres cuatro rev6lvers que han
sido ocupados por ell Juzgado de Paz?
No den lugar que nos quejemos
al Attorney, porque no vamos per-
mitir que esos rev6lvers sirvan para
equipar las turbas.
-Anoche Sc di6 aperture al eClub
Union Puertorriq quef1a1 instalado diDi-
ciativas de don Arturo Ricci, pro
lado propietario de este pueblo VICE
Presidente de nuestra agrupacl6n lo-.
cal.
FL acto resulto magpffco, hizo de-
rroches de elocuencia Ell. prestigioso
correligionario don Ramon Lebr6n.
Tambien hizo uso de la palabra Ell se-
nor Ceryoni.
Ell pr6ximo domingo celebraran
los unionistas un meeting en- ell barrio
<Apeadores.>
-Observase que los caballos del
Municipio Sc utilizan diariamente para
usos polfticos, de esa inmoralidad
present are mos denuncia las atlas
autoridades.
La policfa de este pueblo, al
mando del active cabo Tirso Rodrl-
guez, viene cumpliendo estrictamente
con su deber, por 10 que le felicita-
mos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Ia IGLESIA De CABO-ROJO

Sc ha autorizado por la SUI g.
rintendencia de Sandal, la celebra-
ci6n de los ofcios divinos en- ell vestf-
bulo de la iglesia catolica de Cabo
Rojo que estaba clausurada q causa
de su estado ruinoso.
Ell ingeniero senor Skerrett ha in
tornado que en- Ell referido vestfbulo
no hay peligro alguno para los fieles
que asistan dichos servicios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
LA CONVENTION ES
PRIVADA
Solo asiiStirdn los miembros de
la JuDta Central Y los
de las de Oistrito

LA CONVENCIoN QUE MANANA Sc
CELEBRARA EN- EsTA CIUDAD, CON MO
TWO DE La DESIGNA CION DE NUESTRO
CANDIDATE K COMISIONADO < WAS
HINGTON, SERA UN ACTO AL QUE UNI
CAMENTE ASISTIRAN LOS MIEMBROS
DE LA JUNTA CENTRAL DE Ia xUNI0N
DE PUERTO RICO> Y LOS PROPIETARIO
DE LAS JUNTAS DE DISTRITO DE La
ISLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Partido Demdcrata de Pto-RicC

Las personas que deseen ailiarse
al Partido Democratic, en- esta Ciudad,
pueden concurrir al Bufete del Aboga-
do don Rodolfo Ramirez yigo, calle
de Mendez-Vigo, donde Sc encuentra
alberto ell Registro de inscripciones
de dicho Partido.
Mayagtez, Septiembre 80 1904
RODoLFNo RAMIREZ.
Presidente del Comits Local.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
IEATRO T

va han circulado los programs
para la function l1rica de manana.
Sabemos que casi todas las locali-
dades estan va tomadas, pues es ex-
traordinario ell entusiasmo que existe
para asistir al debut de los artistas
puertorriq
Al teatro, pues, todos los amantes
del arte lirico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
v | s | T a

La hemos recibido esta maf1ana,
en- esta red acci6n, de nuestro estima-
BILE amigo correligionario de Yauco,
don Santiago Vivaldi.
Hemos tenido sumo gusto en- es-
trechar Id mano del consecuente ami
GO reiterandole auestro mas cordial
saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Meeting uniOnista en- Santurce

Manana domingo, las nueve,
tendra efecto un meeting de propag an
da unionista.
Concurriran al acto oradores de
San Juan, quedando para el invitados
todos nuestros correligionarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Hiias de Maria

Ell domingo pr6ximo tendra lugar
la communion mensual de Hijas de Ma
ria, en- "a misa de ! que Sc dira en- ell
altar de Ia Purfsima. Amenizaran ell
acto varias senoritas de la asociaci6n
con canticos sagrados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
RectifiCando una nOticia
San Juan, Octubre s de 1904.

San Juan, Octubre de 1904.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy senior mfo: En- la edicion de
aver de LA DEMOCRACIA apareci0 la
siguiente noticia
&Anoche fue detenido por la poll
cfa Ell sugeto Manuel Fernandez, quien,
en- IN meeting republican, que Sc &C.
lebraba en- la plaza de Baldorioty,
lanz6 dos tres mueras al partido
unionista. Ell cabo Monjil le repren-
di6 en- buenas formas, pero aquel re-
dobl6 sus gritos por 10 que fue dete-
nido.
Denuuciado hoy ante ell juez del
Vale, este 10 absolvio.@
Este informe es inexa acto. La per-
soma q que Sc hace referencia no ha
sido tra1da mi presencia nj juzgada
por mi.
Sfrvase por 10 tanto corregir este
error.
De usted con la mayor considera-
ci6n,
+. DEL VALE.
JlLez lltnicjDQI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Fe|icitaciOnes y saIudOs al senior
Nu1Oz Rivera
(Por teIegrafo)

felicitado por su feliz regreso. Gui-
llermo Schuck.
Mayaguez.
Querido amigo, ilustre puertorri-
queho, polftico honrado, reciba usted
mi cordial abrazo. Ricardo Gomez.
Guayama.
Reciba mi cordial felicitaci6n un
abrazo de 81 vieio amigo. Julio S.
Bruno.
Ponce.
Felicftole por feliz arribo. DR.. S.
Carbonell.
Guayama.
LIE saluda su amigo. Modesto
Bird
Guayama.
LIE envfa fuerte abrazo gu siempre
leal amigo. DR.. Tomas Vdzquez.
-Yabucoa.
Felicitole por feliz llegada en- nom
bre estos correligionarios y milo. Jose
L. Berries.
Yabucoa.
FelicitAmosle por su feliz llegada
4 Puerto Rico. F. Rexach, Francisco
Valldejuly.
Vega Baja.
Sea bienvenido ell patricia inco-
rruptible. Vuestra presencia en- estos
momentos nos alienta, nos augura
el mayor de los triunfos. Fernando
Enriquez.
Yabucoa.
Os saluda abraza vuestro amigo.
Doctor Berries.
Aguadilla.
Reciba abrazo bienvenida ell pa
triota borincano queridfsimo. Sus
amigos. Obergh, Molinary.
Yabucoa.
Enviamosle nuestra mas carifICsa
bienvenida. Martorell y Familia.
San G. erman.
Como puertorriqueho gran admi-
rador de usted felicftole al arribo
nuestra patria. Joaquin Nazario de
Figueroa.
Rio Grande.
Al consecuente patricia incansa-
BILE luch ador, un abrazo de bienvenida
de sus amigos. Arturo La Cruz, Bo-
nifacio Delgado.
Caguas.
Cargo Official sanidad Caguas pr1-
vame abrazarle. Saludole afectuosa-
mente. DR.. Reguero Feli1.
Vega Baia.
Te saluda carinosamente envfate
un fuerte abrazo. Manolo Munoz.
Caguas.
Feliz regreso. Salud patria IL
bertad. Rafael Aldrich, Estanislao
Ramos, Carmelo Rodriguez.
Coamo
Doy usted mi mas afectuoso sa-
ludo de bienvenida. Ovidio Colon
Zayas.
Carolina.
Mi afectuosa bienvenida al patrio-
Ia al amigo. Eugenio Benitez Cas-
taho.
Ponce.
Acabo de leer su regreso. Bien
venida un fuerte abrazo. Angel
Acosta.
Ponce.
OdIuu lluSLF0 COupdLTlOGdJ NuSS-
ira abnegaci6n patriotismo conf6r-
tanos para luchar, adelante. Juan
Ortas, Lcdo. Canals, Juan Delgado.
Utuado.
Acepte nuestro cari1o de siempre
al pisar de nuevo las playas nativas.
p Rivera Collazo, DIR. Adrian Cueto,
Ramiro Martinez, M. Praxedes Ri
vera.
Camuy.
Alegrome por 81 feliz arribo q
esta K. p Ledesma.
Fajardo.
Salddole afectuos amente. J. M.
Bird.
Aguadilla.
Salddole por feliz arribo reciba
fraternal abrazo. Simon Rovira.
Fajardo.
lie felicitamos por feliz arribo, y
le reiteramos expression sincera carl
no de simpatfa. Bird.
Gaguas.
Nuestro enthusiastic saludo de bien
venida, al mas querido de los puerto
rriquenos. jose Llovero, Deogracia
Gonzalez.
Arroyo.
CeIebra su feliz regraso le sa-
luda disbursements. Jose Z, Nieves.
Faiardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Precio 2 centavOs.
Convention uOiOniSta
en- Mayagiiiez

Maf1ana domingo Sc llevara q ca
bo en- ell teatro de Nay agtiez, una Con-
venci6n unionista, para elegir en- ella
los candidate municipales.
FL acto dara principle las de
la manaua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08

ra q Washington ST usted 10 acepta.
Ledesma 20 asistiremos convention.
Manuel Perez Aviles.
Mayaguez4
Saludo al querido amigo al emf
nente patricia. Mariana Riera Pal
mer.
Mayagtiez.
Salud al insigne patricia Puerto
rriquefo. Un abrazo. Pablo Roig.
Vega Baja.
En mi nombre y en- Ell de Unionis-
tas todos enviamosle afectuoso saludo,
por arribo estas playas. Jose
Francisco Mater.
Juncos.
Salud patricia por su feliz arribo
& nuestras playas. Les felicitan To
mas Principe, Tomas Hernandez, Gu
mersindo Principe, Juan Principe,
Juan Corsino.
Humacao.
LIE saluda afectuos samente por su
feliz llegada su amigo. Antonio Ba-
rreiro.
Aguadilla.
LIE saludan, felicitandole por su
feliz llegada, Santiago Boscio Rel
chard, Arturo Echevarria Duprey.
Gurabo.
FelicitAmosle por su feliz arribo a
estas playas. Gregorio Rivera, Zenon
Vazquez, Severiano Vazquez, Rafael
Ponce.
LIE felicita por feliz arribo la Pa
tria Puertorriquef1a. Joaquin Ramos
Anaya.
Humacao.
Los suscribientes amantes hiios de
esta terra, os felicitamos de coraz6n
por vuestro arribo a nuestras playas.
Rafael Marquee Eduardo Lacroix,
Antonio Moncao, Juan n. Ginorio.
Felicftole por su llegada reite-
role mi adhesion inquebrantable Pa
bio Hernandez.
Sabana Grande.
Unionistas Sabana Grande os sa-
ludan. Hip6lito Garcia, Pedro G.
Pietry.
JuncOs.
Reciba nuestra afectuosa felicita-
cion feliz arribo estas playas. Je-
sis Ma Cort6s, Felix Bearga, Jose N.
Arzuaga, A. Mojica Rosario, Nicolas
Benftez Delgado.
Reciba mi afectuoso saludo de
bienvenida. Jose Ramirez.
Fajardo.
Junta local de la Union este pue-
bio le felicita por feliz arribo q es-
tas playas puertorriq Doctor
Diaz, Presidente.
Mi carihosa bienvenida extensive
familia. Gautier.
Aguadilla.
Satisfaction completa por feliz
arribo reciba pues un fuerte abrazo.
Ramon Labiosa.
Playa de Mayagnez.
Cordialmente lie abraza su afectf-
simo compatriota, Juan A. Monagas.
Fajardo.
Felicftole por su feliz llegada y
abraz6le. Mahana le ver6. Barcelo.
Guayama.
Reciba mi bienvenida. j. Lopez
Curet.
Patillas.
Reciba en- sstas hneas, mi mas sin
cero respetuoso saludo de bienveni-
da. Luis Carminely.
Mayagdez.
La patria puertorriq quefIa de pla-
GENES, su arribo la anima, conquista
derechos os saludan. Manuel ".
Gonzalez, Adriano Gonzalez.
Ponce.
Reciba mi abrazo estrecho carl
hoso de bienvenida. Pepe Negron San
iurjo.
Anasco.
Reciba estrechfsimo ahrazo de
bienvenida como demonstration inva-
riable v verdadera de mi afecto. En-
rique Orange Green.
Yabucoa.
Comite Unionista Maunabo felici-
Ia usted por regreso su patria. Ra-
fael Ortiz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Conferencia con
eli GobernadOr

Hoy Ia visitado al Gobernador
Mr.. Winthrop nuestro querido amigo
don Luis Mufloz Rivera, sosteniendo
una larga conferencia sobre asuntos
de actualidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
III Econonista International

Hemos recibido la importante re-
vista americana GEl Economista In
ternacional,4 que trae un magnffco
sumario acerca de las repibl;cas his
pano- amoricanas, y trab jos N ly bien
escritos acerca de America, pasado,
presente y porvenir polfticos.
Dicha revista es una do las mas
notables que Sc publican actualmente
en- los Estados Unidos.
Tambi6n hemos recibido Ia revista
GEl Americanoo que redacta ell insigne
escritor don Cesar Zumeta.
Ell sumario no puede ser mas inte-
resante acerca de las cuestiones eco
n6micas y polfticas que Sc agitan en-
los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Honduras,
Guatemala y otras repdblicas de Cen
tro America.
xEl Americano0 trae un bien me-
ditado estudio de las razas los tr6
picos, de Jacinto Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Arroyo.


Unionistas secci6n Este, sal1dan-
le por feliz arribo estas playas. Sea
vuestro viaje los augurios de un bri-
llante porvenir para nuestra patria.
Sub Comit9 Este.
Rio-Grande.
Mi mas afectuosa felicitaci6n por
su feliz llegada & esta isla. Juan
Ros 90.
Mayagaez.
Uniouistas barrio Mayagdez arri-
ba, os saludan afectuosamente deli
rante entusiasmo por su feliz arribo,
al lar native, en- momento patria ne
cesita concurso de sus grandes hon.
bres. Manuel Huertas Hidalgos, Vic
tor G Galanes, Monzo, Juan Torruellas,
Francisco Cebollero, r. Arena, San
tiago Gutierrez, Herm6genes Rivera,
Jose J. Cebollero, Jose Gil, Ciprian
Rivera, Oscar Hernandez, Jose CT. Ri
vera, Francisco Faura, Manuel LA
mas, Gregorio Alayon, Gustavo Val
despino, Isaac Rivera, Florencio Co.
melen, America Arroyo, Jose Maria
Castro, Jose Fuentes, Rosendo Lopez,
Francisco Sebastian, Martin Valen.
tin, Ricardo Rivera,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08

Nos completeness en- publican la
anterior carta, que sirye de rectifca-
ci6n & una equivocaci6n sufrida por
este peri6dico, pues no fue Ell juez Va
lie sino el juez Bazan ell que entendi6
en- ese asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-08
Rio-Grande.

Mi mas afectuosa felicitaci6n por
su feliz llegada & esta isla. Juan
d.. 90
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20
PLAY BALL TODAY
Glendale vs. Phoenix-Result of Game
 at Indian School.

The base bail game today at East lake park between the Glendale nine and the local team bids fair to be a rattling good contest: The Glendale boys have been sweating under the defeat they received d week and and this time seek revenge They have strengthened their team by the additior of new men and have made strenuous efforts to perfect themselves in team work
 Today will be the last time, for at least several months, that Captain MacNulty will play with the Phoenix boys. He has accepted a position un- der the government in the construction of tho Tontc dam and will leave this afternOn for Tonto. He proposes to play today's game and then catch the five o'clock train leaving the city Mac NU!ty has been one of the strongest members of the local team and his de- parture will weaken the lineup con- siderably.
 An interesting game of ball was played yesterday between the Tigers. a local aggregation and the second team at the Indian school. The Tigers won the game by score of IA to 3. The line up follows: Tigers, Mcdonald, If. Lacy, If; Graham, D; StocksdeH, 3b; A. Robinson, ss; F. Robinson, C; Porter, 2b; Tyson, 1b; Lawrence, cf: Indian school, Porter Q; Columbus. 1b: Will beum 2b; Valenzuela, 3b; Joseph. ss >Napka, rf Kistoe, Of; Armeda, If; Fos- ter, D.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20
10 MASTER MAsoNs.

All Master Masons are requested to meet at the lodge room in the Monihon block, Sunday afternoon, March 20 1904. at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late Dr. Girard of Mesa. All visiting Masons are invited. By order of the w. M.
 F. A. SHAW. SecretarN.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20

1000 lbs. English Breakfast Tea, at 20c. At Wakelin Grocer Co.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20

For the sweets of life don't overlook Toboggan Maple Syrup.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20

A slender woman should never ask a man with large stomach to tie her shoe.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20

300 dozen Standard Table Fruits at $1.5O dozen. Wakelin Grocer Co.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-20
Shar"ples
 Tubular. Sc par rs.

machines their kind of n carefully They durable and machines maintain andke in perfe running gorder. CLEAN.-AH mil down
  the
  quenty amour to t~enty percc ENABLES BEST perfect to the quality IS ABSOLUTELY sAFENo gearing pndes 
  full motion without SIMPLE cLEAN.-Not fouro five
  dge in nunseen
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-07-22
REGARDED As CRAVE
STATE OF AFFAIRS
Seizures Of British Vessels In
the Red Sea.
MAY LEAD TO SOME TROUBLE.
In Official Circles Strong Comment
Is Made In Regard to Russia's Pcli-
ey In OBTAINING Mail Ships OF Other
Nations TraVersing the Red Sea.

London, Jul y2O-In British official
circles the recent seizures and over
hauling Of British ships in the Red sea
by the Russian volunteer feet steam
ers SmOlensk and St. Petersburg, are
regarded Is very grave international
incidents. The seizure OF the PENN
suIar and Oriental steamer MaIacca
By the st. Petersburg and her arrival
in the Suez canal as a prize OF war
on her way 70 Libau. on the Baltic
has come as q climax and the cabinet
today is considering the course to pur-
sue.
The British law officers acknOwI-
edge the right of the Russians 20 seize
and detain mails provided that only
official communications are taken. bui
they take the most serious view of the
status Of the two Russian ships patrol
ling the Red sea. and If any Ofic
action or protest eEsues. Il viii be
chiefly IN regard 70 the passage OF
these erstwhile merchant ships
through the Dardennelles and their
subsequent transformation into ships
Of war.
In official circles strong comment is
made in regard 20 Russia's policy II
this matter. Il is regarded as impos.
sible that the commanders Of the Smo-
lensk and st. Petersburg were given
full power. and the officials thereforc
are inclined Othe gT eavT90S 3
are inclined 20 the grave conclusion
that the Russian government gave i'm
plicit Instructions to the two com
mRRders. The effect on III est
exchange today was seen in a heavy
fall In consOls and other gilt-edged Sc
curtties on fears Of international com
plicatiOns. The dangers and difficult
ties Of the situation are much com
mented upon in the newspapers which
are practically unanimous IN denOunc-
ing the dubious and irregular char
acter" Of the volunteer feet vessels.
II the actions are proved as We
believe 70 De those Of vulgar tlibus-
ters" says the St Petersburg Gazette.
they must be recalled by Russia or
the skull anu cross bones must be
run Up and thsy will be fred upon
whenever sighted"
Another eisment adding 20 the dan
GERS OF the situation is the attitude
Japan may assume. The Pail Mall
Gazette points out that if. as stated
In a dispatch from ConstantinOple. the
Russian guardship ChernomOretz ira.
versed the straits fully armed. 1T
would see INTO justify Japan in re-
gArding Turkey as an ally OF Russia
and invoking the terms OF the Anglo
Japanese treaty
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-07-22
TRIENNiAL REVIEW.
Ladies Of the Maccabees Assemble AZ
Detroit, Mich.

Detroit. Mich. July 2O.-Seventy-five
delegates. representing 10000 women
in al parts Of the country. we're IN
attendance today when the t-i-ennial
review Of the supreme hive. Ladies
Of the Maccabees Of the World. was
called 70 order.
REIMBURSEMENT OF the rates Of the
order is the most important business
that viii come before them during
their three days sessions. After
welcoming addresses and responses
Mrs. Lillian NJ HOLSTER. OF Detroit.
the supreme commander. made her re
poTc. saying in conclusion:
"We have at the present time IN
cur emergency fund sS3&7 S3. behind
the certificates of our members which
would De approximately s. per mem.
Der. Our commission on rates VII
show the exact amount 20 De collect.
ID. if the society desires 10 furnish
full life protection.
Mrs. HOLSTER reported that the per
capita cost Of expense Of management
Of the order was the lowest IN the
history OF the order during the past
term
Mss Bina N. West, the supreme rec
ord keeper. II her report. said,
Beginning the term which ended
December 81. 1908. with S4.657 mem,
bers. we added during its three years
over IS. 0OO new members.
Our emergency fund has grown &C
SSSSTss. Our total OF certificates IN
force has increased 10 S99 SSI. 443. We
stand first among the women's orders
OF the world. The total number Of
death claims paid during the term
was 1853. and the amount paid out to
bsnefciaries was 81. ASS. 49,
Chicago. July 2O.-Udnunki, the an
eient Adab. perhaps the oldest city
n the world. has been discovered by
the University OF ChicagO's excavat
ing expedition in BabyiOnia-
This city has for many years been
the object Of search by Orientalists.
II Is mentioned in the code OF Ham
murabi. an early king Of Babylonia
which document was translated recent
" BY Professor Robert F. Harper, di,
rector OF the expedition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-07-22
BRYAN TALKS.
Plan Of Continuing Fight for Eeonom
&c Reform.

Plan Of Continuing Fight for Eeonon
&c Reform.
Chicago July 20.-WTlIiam J. Br
an passed through Chicago today ~
Central Illinois.
He said that in this weeks issue of
his paper be would fulfill the promise
he made last week in Outlining q
plan Of continuing the fight for eco.
ncmical reform within the Democrat
ic party"
Mr. Bryan said;
The election OF Judge Parker in.
stead Of interfering with these re-
forms, will open the way for a success
ful fight by Kidding the country Of i'm
perialIsm. by removing the race issue
and by substituting the spirit OF
peaceful progress for the military and
warlike spirit engendered by the &C.
tons and utterances Of President
Roosevelt. Ny statement is intended
TO encourage the reform element in
the Democratic party by showing that
the fight instead OF being over, has
in reality Just begun"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-07-22
CARPENTERS LOCKED OUT.
Work Tied Up on Many Large New
York Buildings.

New York. July 2O.-Au carpenters
employed by the Master Carpenters
association have been locked out by
action Of the board Of governors Of the
Building Trades Employers associa-
ton. The lockout ties up the car
penter work on every large building in
the borough and involves between
5000 and 5000 men
This is the first time since the &C.
ceptance several months ago Of the
arbitration agreement Of the ouilGing
Trades Employers association that
Their ehas been a general lockout OF
any kind. The carpenters locked out
belong TO the brotherhood OF carpen-
ters and I'll strOubl els owing TO the
violation Of the arbitration agreement
by carpenters striking o na contract
held by one drm. holding membership
in the master carpenters association.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-07-22
MAY INVOLVE $4,000 OTHERS.
Butchers Strike Against Packers Now
threatens 70 Extend.

Threatens 70 Extend.
Chicago. July 20.-A final effort TO
secure as a basis for arbitration n
the stock yards strike an agreement
from the packers that all employees on
strike shall be reinstated. within a spe-
Gifted time was made today By Presi-
dent DOnnelly Of the butchers union.
In a letter 70 J. Ogden Armour,
President DOnneIly declared that II
this concession is not made a sympa-
thetIc strike Of about $4,000 other
workmen at the yards Will be called.
The packers continue 10 hire new
men to take the places OF the strik-
ers. They say they will be able TO
operate their plants even if the sym
pathetic strike is called.
Operations at the yards have reach
ed so per cent Of the normal business
in the large packing houses, and the
announcement was made that the out
put IN all departments will be in
creased daily.
The letter Of Mr.. Armour was signed
by President DOnnelly, and informed
the employers in substance that the
butchers have conceded everything
possible and that if the packees con-
slider the welfare Of the men when
they have hired since the strike be
gan, 10 be Of more importance than
that Of the strikers, that an appeal
for assistance will be made TO all
union men employed at the yards.
The strike leaders will remain at the
Sherman house until reply is receiv-
ed from the. packers. In the event it
is unfavOrabIe the fremen and engi-
neers at the yards, it is said, will be
first appealed TO for d sympathetic
strike. These unions. the strike lead
ars expect, will be followed by those
Of the coopers. steamfitters and other
trades.