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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-15
WITHOUT A CHARTER.
Central Labor Union Declines to Obey
Orders Of MIR. Gompers

The action taken last night by the Gem
trail Labor Union in refusing to obey the or
der of the American Federation of Labor,
which demanded the expulsion of the
steamfitters' local union. places the central
body in the anomalous position of being a
body without head" as one of It's mem
| beers described the situation. In other words.
its charter stands revoked and the WASH
ington Central Labor Union is left entirely
out of the American Federation of Labor,
and is now an independent body.
THAT it cannot long remain in this ano-
malous position said member. us APP
parent when we take into consideration
certain attendant circumstances which will
enter into the controversy. These attend
ant circumstances are that every local body
affiliated with the Central Labor Union is
subordinate first to its parent body, which
is either national or International. Most of
these national or international organiza-
lions are constituent parts of the American
Federation of Labor, and subject to its or
ders. hence you can see what complications
may arise unless the central body gets
back into the traces from which it has
leased itself"
the representatives of the steamfitters' To-
cal, backed by delegates representing other
trades. were in the majority and prevented
the expulsion of the offending body, as de-
manded by Samuel Gompers, president of
the American Federation of Labor. who,
last Friday, revoked the charter of the Cen
trail Labor Union. The matter was brought
squarely before the meeting, IT is said by a
motion to eXpel the steamfitters AS stated.
the motion was defeated. The decision was
then reached by vote to take no further ac-
ton in the matter until the adjournment of
the convention of the American Federation
of Labor, now in session at San Francisco.
The statement was made that the dele
gates from the Steamfitters, should they fail
to receive redress from the federation. have
agreed to relieve the strained situation by
withdrawing from the Central Labor
Union. They positively decline to favor the
proposed amalgamation with the plumbers
and gasfitters.
During a lively debate on the motion
made last night to expel the steamfitters 1t
was pointed out that the steamfitters' union
had always stood strongly with other labor
bodies and its friends declared they would
resist any attempt to remove ii from the
central labor organization of the city. The
ballot was taken resulting in defeat of the
motion for expulsion. This demonstrated
that the members of the Council of Allied
Building Trades, together with delegates
friendly to the steamftters, were in the
majority. The motion to postpone action
was then taken up and carried.
This leaves the Central Labor Union with
out charter. 1t is unlikely that any fur
Their action will be taken until President
Gompers and the members of the executive
council of the Federation are officially heard
from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-15
The Lighthouse Service.

The following notice to mariners has
been issued by the lighthouse board. and
is of interest to river and steamboat men
here:
Patapsco River, Md.-The sunken raft OF
logs in mid-channel to the westward OF
Lazaretto Point. at the entrance to Balti-
more harbor. having been removed, the two
fixed white lights marking the same were
discontinued November 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-15

probably the most important question
affecting the growth OF the city and the
welfare of the District now confronting our
people is the one of securing sufficient funds
to finance the several projects of extraordi-
nary Improvement now under way, or that
should be undertaken. while not unfayor-
ably curtailing the necessary and desirable
current expenditures. Congress has con-
sistently refused 10 grant large and long
time credit to the District of Columbia and
mas failed to recognize the difference be-
tween current expenditures and those for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-15

COSt OF Inc service.
THE Commissioners estimate that an ap-
preparation OF $4,000 will be necessary for
this purpose. and state that the plant when
In operation will be equal to thirty-one
engines at their highest power. The
project has been favoraby reported upon
by your committee on mercantile interests.
The plan. as thus far developed is to con-
meet the Fort Reno reservoir with the heart
of the city by special mains of sufficient
size and strength to stand the pressure of
the volume of water necessary This plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-15

1.-THE development and growth of the
Carnegie Library since its Inauguration Is
the theme of this committees report. The
change of librarian is noted, and the open
ing of the library during some portion OF
Sundays and holidays is recommended. The
committee suggests that special attention
should be given to supplying books likely
to inform citizens as to the unique charac-
ter and growth of the city and District.
The temporary use of the public schools
as minor repositories of books for children,
selected on grade lines and proportional In
numbers to the size of the school, Is also
recommended. The facilities offered at the
<'Neighborhood House in South Washing
ton in the way Of branch library are
commended, and the establishment Of
branch at Howard University is strongly
urged.
1.-THE committee on public order reports
that new station house Is needed in Ana
costa to meet present and future require
ments of that rapidly growing section OF
the District.
Schools Of the District
IT have been particularly impressed with
the public school committees renewed In
dorsement of the proposed increase of GALA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

gambler besabIsn foIgeabe qretie:
Butter - Country. 12c. Greomert ar,
GIgtx 28c.
&ter-24e per Ditenb.
pabHer 63c, Sdbne 8. Turfeps-A-15s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
G0Mttt(teN.

indianapolis Detail gerfamfsprete:
Ranamutb RIee $6.5O-S7.0O.
Rotber $6.o0-$6. rs.
gliife 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfalfa $8.60-S9.C0.
0etber So. 60-$10.25.
Sancp TiHaotbp ~$1.8b-$1.90.
@ewdbIter 81 60-$1.s6.
8rin,a 81. 75-$1. 80:
6aacn 2ertudp BIausrab $1.40-&.@
@Itra reines IN @baf 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab 81. 45-$1.60.
&eb Top IN @baf 85c-$1. %.
Betber Soma SaHen 9afer 5Oc-60c.
8eiber Sntnots s5c-55e.
Samen Corn weib unb seIb $1.10-$1.6
9Inber 8u6errobr Sa,nen $1-1.25.s
@nftIage @orn 9Oc-$1.10.
6riibiabr @erfte 90c-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

Strides RinbfeH@-@efIt9e etiere -b3
&C.; bieiige etiere $3.50; btefige Ntnbe
$50 bis FOO Hfuno 7e; bieftse 2ibe 400
bis $50 Yfunb 6}e 3abe $50 Bis $50 Tfunb
Sc; etisr gOrberpierteI 62c, etter 8tnter'
pisrteI l13c, %inb St,terpierteI &c, %inb
goxeerpierteI &c, 2ub SorteruiesteI 43c, 3ap
nsnterbiertel IL.
6ri5@es RaIbfei&-4dIber 101c, 2tnters
pierteI 13c, BorberpierteI &c.
6rii9es S@aiTieii& - 2dmmer per Ptunh
Sc ; G@afe 72e; S&enieI l3c; @ads hun.
16c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
8etfetoe.

&esen - Ro. 2 retber $1.16 aaf gsle,
fen, $1.14 pon geabIen; SO. 9 rotber SL.0s
December 81. IL; &asenspeten $1.13.
Rorn (neaes) SO. l weib 44s go. 2
weiB 44c; SO. 9 peis z4e: go. 4 peib.
42c; 10. 2 weib serrii9t 44e go. 8
metb sentii9t Acc ; SO. 4 pets eeun,i1'
4le; No. 2 seIb 44lc; 30 8 ssIb AZ ;
$50. 4 seIb 424e; SO. 2 semii9t az
To. 8 aenai9t AZ; go. 4 seutfGi 412s;
3oIben 44c.
Safer- 30. Q wetber 32}e; 30. 8 petber
32e; go. 2 0em1ii@ter 3l3s: go. 9 aemif9tss
31c.
Seu - SO. 1 aiitotbp $40. 70; 20.
2, 1926.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

Suaar gureb S@infen = grfe DnaIstdt /:
1870 qfunb 1871: 10 8frab l24e; le-12
qfunb 1917; 8rpeite nuaIttdt (: 20-l6 qfunb
Ice ; 10 Plumb 12fe ; IL Efmb 1a3e ; 10
FfunD 13c.
eaIifornii9s e4tnien-s BIB 8 Rftnb BIC;
8 bts IL pfumb sie.
6&uItern-GngI. Gureb, Is bts 20 Efu,b
TIM Dur&f9nitt, loo; 16 pfsnb Dur&i@nttt.
1916, 10 Bic IL Ehrne 103e.
6rabflGse gngItib Gureo IL
seluabltsr eusar Gureb 1se. 6-7 Rfuns ta
Dur@f@mttt 16c; 8 bss 9 Btuaa TN Sur@.
i4nitt lac; 10 Bic 10 gfunb im Dsrdi&mHt
lille; s gfsnb ts Dur9f&nit. f&usaI, lie.
8 gfsnb im Dar&i&ntt. i&ntal. lake.
Sped, gnsI. -gesudbler. 8 Bio 10 Pfunh
I'M Dur9f&nitt, 13e; IL Bic IA 4funb la
Dur@i&nttt, 12Ke.
eped-QIare eetten. 80 Biz 10 Yfrnh TN
9ur@i9nitt. l0ke; 4Iare eetteu, 20 bB 30
Rfumb. 1oac; aiare 8euies. 81 bis 90 ptanb,
l0}e; 18 bB 22 Dfb., 10ac; IA BIB Is Sfunb,
101c; aIare Eaden. Is Bic 30 4fr1b. 9ae;
Hni6en IL Bio 10 Yfrab 10}e; 2Iare Rafen 6
bts 8 pfunb, 84e
geY6deles e@weinefeH4 = Smo&enIofes
fancy sBis $40. 30; 3tareS Bean $4,000; Saans
Ip $1,000; etort GIear $3.50; Ssunpf
ia. 90.
0eb0rrtes Rtshfeii9 - e@htten, req
6eS. 14@e; 1ubeniehen lie; Snneni. is;
2n6@eI TIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
Sess @aeeusRaxft.

Observation-Disclosures: 80. G0-l0.00.
aIee - geriaufspreife: $40. O0-sl1.00
DeIiGforn - 8ertaufspreiis: ie nan ba
nuaIttdt, 65-70e; ileues 45 bis 50e.
~Safer-8e4dIt 44-46c; IN ben Kebrex
8 .0O-S9.50 per Tonne. Neuer 32-36e.
Carbohydrate, ie mad benz @ras. In Eak
len, $S.60-S6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

indianapolis Rafees4reHe:
SersobnI. bs gutter l0-l2e; prtxa BIB oss
rOdbltsr l4-1se ; 5anep 82i-asc, gorsss
gsuow 10 bts 22c, Sapa 2S-82e.
SIN padetsn:
Srtofa $l3.25. Zion S1S.25, Serjes sl8.25:
Caracas S12. 70, Diaportt's $12. %. D,tt6
Sasa 8lens SIG. OO,R aiI8ou& Sl2. a6, gotss
BIenbeb Saua SLABS.
8meer-Dorninoes S.O5c; Stidxuder s.45
puIpertfrter 5.40e; 3ffI fuIperiNrter secs.
fetner s~ranuItrter 5.40c; Cubes 6.I0c; Con.
fectioners' N555c;~ NtbsepooS q 6.45e: R6h
mtg u 6.40e; empire q 8. 85e; SbeaI srtra
SoIoen 8 6.SOe; Dtnbipr grtra Q 6.25s,
&ibseppob 6 6.20e; eeIber 6 8. loo; La o.i.
Der 40.
@etrOdnete 6ra9te-AepfeI, on Der Come
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren IL bis IKE:
@itron 1ae bis l4c; Roflnsn. 2 Grprun. pei
Sfunb. 7e, 8 @roun nc, 4 grour TIC Saa,
m~enfse's &c bic &c, California aRaseatel 7Ks;
SuItana 7ie, t1portirte euItana lie 6ts I4e
@aIifornia Apritoien Sc bis 12c.
PidIes-24O0 I'M Sab $40; 1aOc sm sas
50; 1900 I'M SaIbfab $500; 500 tut 9as
$3.50.
eprup-etanbarb ecrn 23e BIB 2Se; DC.
wdbIter nc bis 52e; SOrsbam CSC bis 8Sc;
Stem Orleans RoIaHes lse bic 2se; seudbI.
ter 3Oc bic 3se.
Gtnsemo@te Observation-Disclosures 8 3d.,
Slice 4ea&es s~tanSarb. 8 qfb., "a
2.25; combs 8 Yfinb 81. 60-S1. 65; Die
Beaaes. 81. 40-S1.6 30; Nmanas, gtanbarb.
2 Yfb.. 81. 65@Sl.90 80; eeembs, 3 gtunb,
81 rs s1.45; crime 8obnen, 8 gfuns aau
men, Babama Nnanas S1.9O-a. 26e,
@efiebte gsbien. s1.2O-sl.7 5. rub. Srss s6
Gents. Rarrow SOe, stnsspsi9te 65e-SN
tomatoes. 8 Bfunb. 81. 1O-sI.16, SuGer,
Rorn 9Oc--S1.26 GpfsIbutter. pet Gutenb.
8 Bfush. 81.
WiHe-8rasiI neu Sc bis 10e; 5tberts IL ,
gsanbeIn IA; pei&f&aIise ManbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanoeIn loo; Heanats &c bis Sic,
sersifete 7c bis Sc; GnsIi@e DaIaiiHe
eif8-@aI( 40 DC. Tef), Sat. S-1le ps
@aIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
garbarif9e 3.

Berlin, 5. Se3. 9aarfrdu-
benee Nadridtsn iiber bic neueFsn
Sriumpbe Der ruiffden 3rute inb in
pribatna1ridten aus @uBlanb entbal=
ten, bic bier per0Hentlidt iueroen. IS
banbslt fi1 UNI bas S4idfaI Der Yeier-
teure, bic uieber srsriHen iuerben! Die
Details ibrer 8ebanolung finb 10 ems
p6renoer rrnb etelbafter Natur, bab
man fe faum Obne bOdsrabig peinli9e
gmpfnoungeit gu leien psrmaa. Srob-
benz mthen bic S9anotbaten betannt
aema@t unb nieoriser sebdnst uerben,
bamit bic 2ulturtpslt f& tbsr ibrs
Stequngnabme au Der tOmmenben ruf-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
Rate.

R6te.
GnSros . 8ertaufSpreiie Snportirter
S4rei5ertdfe Doc per gf,nb e~tmbetmsGs.
e@uesertdie l7e, 0iseonFn Cream , 2dIs
12a. %em gOrt Sbeboarsl 122e. etnbesurs
iter 2~tnsturser 12-l4e. Grid l3-I4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

6 n . ebI 6es u elera l.
@ouperneursb 0n 4ieff.
3teft &uBlano. Der General.
@ouberneur 9leigels erlieB einen 8e=
fell, oem5ufOlse Die pOliaei ibre nd9t-
liden @adforfdungen in 5otels uno
2ogirbduiern nod Suoen ein3ufeaen
bat. Den Suoen 1T bas WObnen in
2ief oerboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

Berlin, 5. Se3. Die @ermania
Werft in 3ieI bat Elm unterfseifdes
9orpebDboot beraefellt. baB cine arobe
Nn3abl bon prObetabrten duberf er.
folqrei4 beffanben bat. Sie Nbmiras
litdt feBt troy alebem ibre Deriu9e in
biefer 0infi9t NIT anherer Mrter bon
unterfeeif9en 8ooten foyt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
HuBlan0.

ASNO"~
6 | n BefebI bes General l.
q puperneurs BON Rieff.
3ieft &uBIano. Der General.
@ouberneur 2leigels erlieB einen Be-
febl, oem3ufOI9e Die pOliasi ibre nd@t-
liden Nadforf4ungen in Sotels uno
2ogirbduiern nod Suoen ein3ufeaen
bat. Sen Suoen it bas Wobnen in
2ief berboien.
Seutidlanb.
2anal- orlage paffirt
3wette 2eung.
Berlin, s.. Dec. Die 9anal=
3ommifion bss preuBiiden Nbeeorb.
netenbauies bat beute in 5ueiter
2efuns ben Rbein 5annober=Ge Renal
uno bic game 2analDOrlags nit 20
eeeen z Stimmen ansenommen. Sn
erfter 2eiuns am Is. Nobsmber mar
bic Nnnabme nit Is segen 10 Stim-
men erfolst.
0erIeger
Berlin, 5. 9ea. gilbert Samde,
@erleser Der Wodsnidrift .3utunft",
bat fi9, laut beh6roli9er 8etannt-
ma9ung, nod 8eriibung beoeutenoer
8etriigereien esftdtet. gr foa elm
grOBes gerr6sen i'm Sa3aroipiel uno
i'm 8srtebr nit lei9tfinnisen Grauen
bur99ebra9t baben.
8ebel BON 9 Il o
pre1en.
Berlin. 5. Ses. 6err 8ebel, Der
betannte Sfbrer Der Social=S emofra=
ten lino i6drffe &rititer Der &esisruns,
%anaIpfrte i'm Rei9stase beute ous
b~issidbrise Budget. Der Staatsieere.
TOR bon STENCIL babe am pergan9enen
Spnntase einen reberblid iber ben
tief gu bebauernben Stanb Der &eids-
finan3en seeeben unb benfelben uabr-
beitsgemdb unb treu aeihilbert. gr
bebauere, bab ni9t, pie in Granfrei6
iibli1. oerfelbe, als cine ~miniferiele
grtldring, on plafaten I'm garl3erl
2anoe 6Hsntli9 ansei9lagsn perosn
f6nne, bamit bic sefammte Yeb6lfe-
runs bic Gage erteinen f6nne, it, bic
fe bur9 bas &esime Der &esieruns
eebratt fei.
Sic Mational.S aulo bdbe f9 I'm,
100, 600, 900 Dollars pdbreno bes psr-
HOfenen Sabres b~ersrOBert. Serr
8ebel bsfdmpfte bann beftis bic Ir.
mse- unb Marine-V orlaee. 5erner=
bin fritifirte gebel beftis ben 5elb3ug
In Siowef Mfrita uno fraste warum
iol9e uniummen su' elmer 3eit an ben
@olonien berfdwenbet ,psrben fo0en,
in Der bas oeutide &ei9 fi9 in elmer
10 ernften finaneieuenN utblage befdnbe.
Der &eidstansler @raf bon Billion
tbeilte nit, bab Der 8aiier ben plan
s~utsebeiBen babe, 9euti9=S iioweft-
afrita our9 eineH @ipil=@ oupern.ur
~berualten 3u lafen. Sn 8esug auf
bic Nrmse : 8Orlase beftreitet @raf
gilop, babISeutf6lanb i'm gerbdlt-
nib msbr fur militdriide 3psde aliss
gegeben babe, benin irseno cine anbere
groBe Nation.
Ser &ei9stan3ler iasts, bab elm
2unb, bas $3.50, 600, 900 id5rli9 fir
altebOlii9e @etrdnte auseiebt, rubig
$500, 600, 600 our gsfefisuns Der mo-
tionalen Siderbeit bsitrassn tonne.
Sn Der geipreauns bon SHo Wef Mf-
rita iagte Der &eidstan3lsr, bob Der
Wiberfano Der Sereros sebrO4sn isi.
Ser M~uffanb Der Witbois rno anbrer
iieli9er Stdmme udre geuib elm lsusr
unb barter S9Iaa seueien, bod ueroe
General bon Srotba ale notbmenoigen
Wabnabmen trsfeu, um oerartise uns
botmdBi9teiten In 3ufunft 3u berbin-
bern.
Barbari9 eSuffi3 ).
8erIin, 5. Se3. 9aarftrdu-
benbe Nadri9tsn iiber bic neueffsn
Sriumpbe Der ruiffden 3rute finb in
pribatna1ridten aus @uBlanb entbal=
ten. bic bier per1ffentlint tperOen, Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
VrA@te tsuD 0emAfe.
SrE@ te.

0rA@te Sup SENATE.
ts.
NepfeI-S1.5 O-$2. 10 per Sab.
Bananen-0euahtte S1.25 bis $1.7b per
Dunm, smeite NuaItdt 76c Bis $1.O0.
RotusnHHe-$3.26 per Suneert.
@ttronen-@eiFnaS, So. 10.
Oransen-5onep California gaIemeia $500
SIoriba $500 BIB $3.50.
girmen bGe-$l 90 per BuibeI.
Gancp Uirnen-$1.6 30 yer grate.
fseiaen : Smprna 11-16c bas Hfuno.
Datteln &c per Bfunb. 80 Hfb. &tfen.
Heuer Sonig-16c.
Trauben l6c bis l8c per &orb.
OemafG
&,tbe &dben-$1. so per Sab.
Sraut-6oe bis 76e per Sab.
BlumsntObI 1926 per Sab.
@urfen 40c per Rorb.
@~eIerp-per Bun9 lbc.
Crime Bobnen 76c per BuibeI.
grlnes Gorn, 10e per Dutenb.
RartofeIn 81. O0-1.25 per Sad.
SibfartoffeIn 81. 25-3.25 per Sab.
Stabilize sc-18c per Dusenb gun@es.
Rbubarb l0e per Duteno.
SaIat ST.. 90 per Sab.
2sutebeIn - 90c per Bufbel.
epamiI&e 8piebeIn 81. rs per Grate.
Napp Wobnen 40 per HribeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06
OH=AFeu.
u d 9riegslif #.

gum 2. DECEMBER er6Hneten Die 'Sapa=
ner elm beftises artilerie- Geuer aeeen
gen ben Siigel pautilpf (Gone Sree).
Inn ben Wes fur cine Snfanterie=It-
tade su ebenen. Die ruifI1en 8e.
f9tibe beantportetsn mebrere Stunoen
bas 5euer ebenio beftig unb berftumm=
ten oan1 allmdblig. Die Sapaner in
Der Nnnabms, baB Die ruifi9en Bat=
terisn gefe9tsunfdbig getuoroen ieien,
singen oann gum Sturman9rife iber.
Die @uFsn lieBen bieielbsn auf Der.
b%dltniBmdBis furse Sifans BON ibren
S9answsrfsn anriiden uno er6fneten
oanr Elm perbssrenoes Salbenfeuer.
Damn 9arsirten fe nit eefdltem 8as
ionnet. Inter enorrner 0erluften tuur=
Den Die Sapaner in wiloer Glu9t gu.
riid9etrieben.
Cine Nbtbsiluns @ofadsn, bic in
berieIben Na9t ausqsianot wuroen,
I'm cine iapanif9e 8atterie gefangen
su nebmsr, donnie rlur tbeilweiie ibren
8efebl ausfthren. gs gelang ibnen,
bic lapanii9sn pofen unb bic 8ebie=
nun9smanni9aftsn Der @ei9iiBe gu
t6oten uno bic Batterie 3u nebmen,
bod muBten He infolse bes raiden
8orrifens bon 9roBen iapanii9en
SruppenmaHen bic 2anonen i'm Std
lafen.
am 8. DECEMBER i9li6en fi9 Der
@apitdn @i6foon unb l1nteroff3ier
@ompansb gong oidt an bic Stelun-
gen Der Sapaner beran uno %entparfsu
Direct unter benz beftisftsn Geusr Der
iapaniiden Satterien pdbreno bes
sanaeu Saaes senaue Sti3sen bon ben
feinbliden SteQun9en.
Der @apitdn unb Sergeant errei9=
ten nod 0oIenbun9 ibrer Miifon r1-
bsrisbrt ibre Sruppent6eile.
Situation iinberdnbert.
Mufben, 5. Ge3. Sas bier=
tdgige NrtiqeriesS DUEL suii9en ben So
panern unb benz re9ten GliieeI Der
RuRsn bat ni9ts an Der aagemeinen
Situation gednbert. Der @eiunobeits-
sufanb Der ruiRf9en Sruppen lit elm
i6le9ter. Der fortpabrenoe Iufents
balt in ben engen e9answerfsn unb in
ben bombenf9ern Sedun9en berbun=
ben nit ben fortJeieBten nerp6Ien Ins
fpannuneen baben pieIe grtranfuneen
berbOrgsrufen.
S apaner beru9ten 6 /.
enba6nbrhde in Die Suit
5u prengen.
Mutoen, bia Yetin, 5. Se3. -
Die Sapaner beantmOrteten eeftern
rri6t bic beftise 9anonabs. bic bon ben
ruIfi9en idmeren 8elagerun9sge=
idtiBen auf ibre Steuunsen Sci gu.
9iatun srbfnet tpurbe. 2ebte Na1t
psriu9tsn iapaniI9e Sruppen Sprsns=
minen unter Die giienbabnbride fber
ben Sbat6e Glub 80 leger, um i'm
0otbfale einen ru;fiiaen Iormari9 su
perbinoern. Sie Sapansr tpurben ie.
bod entbedt unb beftises @epebrfeuer
fOl9te.
Heue g 9Iappen DIR bie
&uen.
Spfto, 5. Se3. .Sas taiierli&e
Sauptauartier madt bstannt, bab bic
Sage on Der 6ront Der Wan9urei-
armse fOlgenbe 1T:
Samfag @orgens UNI 2 uar be-
iebte uniere Snfanterie 3u9iabu uno
trieb ben Gsino in n6rbliGer Ridtuna
suriid. Die &uHsn batten bas Sorf
Hort bsiebt unb bertbeibieten es nit
Wai9inen : @eidiiBen. auf uniersr
Settle purben IL Mann bertpunoet.
Ser @esner berlor iiber 80 Wann.
am absnb bss 8. Ses. bombarbirte bic
feinbli9e Mrtiasrie ben Berg Waitao.
3mei ober bret @ompasnien rufff9er
S%nfanteris, bic segsr ben Berg Dor,
riidten, uuroen suriidsef9lasen.
s q b erbieIten g T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-06

Hairffe 0erdmperte Bratuurf s}s,
G~rantfarter 73e; Bologna tn DSrrnen Sc, IN
Ind SIC.
S9nab- ta Iierces i. AuaI. 9ie: 2.
nuaIitdt SIC; 8. AnaIitdt sas
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they maintain that the only purpose
OF Il was 10 iatlmidate tho sttikersi
they say that when IN response 70
the protests Of the community the
governor came 20 Colorado city -
see for himself what the conditions
were. Re conferred with the mill
owners. and with the msn at WORK
a. the mills. but refused 10 go "a a
meeting OF the strikers q which he
was invited.
II these statements are true. the
governors attitude Ia the matter
Vas advised.
They gave color 20 the complaint
that he Vas acting in the interest q
one side In the controversy and
they prohabl tended To- lrrItatc and
erubltter the men. and weaken their
respect IBr the constituted autherl-
ties
The next trouble IN which the
militia Was called out was the strike
Of the Cripple creek districts which
began Aug 10. 1906. and which has
not yet been settled.
That this strike VAS uniusiifiahle
~ nearly universal opinion. I
TALKED with a uumh~r Of Intelligent
union men, IN other trades. and
every one u them condemned the
strike
one small smelling establishment
At Colorado city had refused o.
adopt the schedule agreed upon BY
the other companies 20 punish the
proprietor ~ that mill. All the mines
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IN the Cripple Greek district were
closed. This would never have been
done II the miners had been allowed
To vote on the proposition, for the
great ma Jority OF them Were op-
pusesi to the strike but the Officers
az the preceding couV eution. had ss-
cured the passage Of a resolution
empowering the executive commit
tee to call a strike without resort
ing to the referendum. IL was a
fatal mistake. and bitterly have the
miners rued u.
have read carefully All that the
officers Of the federation have To
say IN justification % their action.
but Il seems 10 me that they do not
make out their ease. The conditions
In the Cripple Creek district were
exceIleut. there was 20 complaint
Of wages or hours. the calling out
of g.s.10 men was a violent proceed
ing for hich no good excuse can Be
given. II demonstrated the rsck-
lesznerH and irrraponHibiiity 81
President Meyer when labor unions
are foolish enough 20 put unlimited
power IN such hands. and loyal
enough 20 the organization 10 follow
them implicitly. tragedies may be
looked for.
The fact that this strike was
called against the best Judgment Of
the best elements among the miners.
made II certain that IN the enforce
nent Of u the worst elements would
come to the front and they un-
doubtedly did.
n was not long before some brit
tai and daatardly deeds were done
Whether the local authorities were
both able and willing 20 repreHs
these disorders IL question 81 Issue
between them and the governor Of
the state
An ~ them maintain strenuouHiy
that they we're both able ard willing
they averred that arrests had been
made and that others would b; the
sheriff ~ the county asserted that he
was ahunasnily competent 70 deal
with tho iawieas clements. tho county
commissioners Of Teller county. who
are reported 90 me as exceptionally
able and fnir-mlndsd men. declared
that there has been no unusual as
genbly of men and no more violence
than at other times. that the parties
guilty Of the late assaults viii be
apprehended by the civil authorities
and prosecuted" \ petition signed
by 1000 citizens protesting against
the employment Of tho militia was
sent TO the governor. but these pro-
tests were not hseded and tho troops
were sent 20 Cripple Creek.
The contention Of the state authori-