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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-10
Artesia (EridaY.l

E. F. Hardwick is to build an adj
| dition to the large brick building
corner of Main and Second, occupied
by the Joyce-Pruit Co.
Mrs. Sarah Robert has been visit
ing in Carlsbad
Prof. Martin made business trip
to Carlsbad Wednesday.
Rev. Gage has completed an addi-
ton to his residence and is building
a house for rent on Grand avenue
next to the Walling adobe.
J. E. DeArcy surprised the Odd
Fellows lodge at their regular meet
ing Thursday evening by bringing up
all he could carry of home-baked
cakes and other good things. The
to Mrs. DeArcy who prepared the re-
freshments.
Charles Rose. young man from
Canton, Illinois, is very i'll at Hotel
Artesia.
The second meeting of the Wom-
ans Literary Club was held as an
nounced at the home of Mrs j. B.
Atkeson on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Henry Gore conducted
the program and that in very cred
table manner. Mrs Atkeson and Mrs.
E. B. Kemp had we'll written papers
full of interesting matter concerning
William the Conqueror" and 1.-The
First Crusade" Mrs. Phillips read the
pathetic little story of Prince William
and the white Ship" Mrs. Martin
read appropriate selections. Mrs.
Cores remarks were on the Norman
rulers from 1866 to 1854. A very good
attendance bore witness to the pop
ularity of the new club. The yearly
programs are not yet out of the prin-
ter's hands The next meeting will be
Dec. 81 with Mrs. W. Benson. The
leader is Mrs. Robert NJ Ross and
the subject, "The Plantagenets from
1854 to 1916"
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Toxic, Dec 10.-In disabling the
Russian fleet at Port Arthur, thus pre-
Guiding the possibility of its being
able to reinforce the Russian second
Pacific squadron, the Japanese have
accomplished the main object of the
desperate assaults against the fort
ress which they have been making
for the past three months. There is
now a strong probability that while
continuing the siege, they will avoid
losses of the magnitude already at
tending their efforts, and instead of
assaulting will rely on starving the
garrison until it is finally captured.
Considerable astonishment is cx-
pressed over the fact that the Rus
SLAMS in no way resisted the disab-
that it is disabled it is deemed i'm
possible for the Russians to overcome
the inferiOrity of the second Pacific
squadron to Togo's feet, unless, at
present an unforeseen event, the
Black sea fleet should be allowed TO
pass the Dardanelles.
1t is reported that since the COM
mencement of the bombardment of
the Russian fleet in Port Arthur har-
Dor the Japanese observers on 203
Metre Hill have not seen anything of
the Russian fleet of torpedo boat des.
troyers, and it is presumed they have
taken shelter behind the Laoti noun
tains The Japanese fleet is lying off
the harbor constantly on the alert in
made by any of the Russian war ships
to escape and seek refuge in neu-
trail port.
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A dance was given by the cadets
at the Institute last night. After The
first dance. Cadet Neher announced
that the rest of the evening would
be given into the hands of the ladies'.
thereby making it a leap year dance.
The fun was added to by several Ger
man figures. Everybody had a good
time. though the girls were rather
weary after the unusual exercise OF
making dates for the dances and then
hunting up their partners.
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Messrs Walter Allen and Gus IL.
Mey of Texarkana, Texas. have
bought the Alamo restaurant from ].
w. Maxey. Mr.. p f. Flowers of Tex
arkana. who is an experienced hotel
man. will have charge of the new
cafe Mr.. Allen was in the produce
business at Texarkana for several
years and is here. His family will ar
rive in January. Mr.. Mey will dispose
of his business interests at Texarka-
ma and will remove here with his
family January 20 to reside perman
emily. Mrs. Flowers and child will
also arrive the latter part of Janua
ry. Messrs. Allen and Mey were here
a month ago and thoroughly investi.
gated prospects before they decided
to locate.
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eoinq Where McGinty Went.


Washington, d. c., Dec. 10.-The
Japanese legation today received the
following cablegram from Toxic.
THE commander of the naval artil
lery reports that the bombardment
Friday set the Bayan afire and the
vessel keeled to port nearly twenty
i've degrees, nearly capsiZing. The
RetviZan and Poltava were submerged
at high tide up to the upper deck oe-
low the coming tower. The Pallada
and Pobieda heel considerably to
port and starboard respectively ex
posing their hulls below the water
line, and in high tide part OF the up
per deck washes. The Perseviet sub
merges in high tide up to the stern
walk at the stern and to the torpedo
to the shore, listing considerably and
believed to be resting on the bottom.
The Vevastopol at dawn on Friday
was removed from her anchorage 10
the outer rOadstead. presumably Tor
escaping our shells. The commander
of the third squadron reports that the
cruiser Saiyen while engaged in CO.
operating with the army and the
blockade near Port Arthur fortress
On November 80 was hit by Russian
mechanical mine and sank. The entire
complement of men saved except 3S
men and Captain Tojima."
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SENTENCED TO JAIL.
Convicted of Permitting Fraudulent
Papers at Denver Election.

Convicted of Permitting Fraudulent
Papers at Denver Election.
Denver, Colo, Dec. 10.-Four cleo
tion of officers of Precinct six, ward
preme court today for contempt hav-
ing been found guilty of permitting
fraudulent papers at the recent cleo
tion in disregard of the courts ord
ers. James P. Mullins was sentenced
to nine months Imprisonment and to
pay fine of $500 and costs; William
Bergman and j. p. Kitson six months
Imprisonment and $500 fine and costs
each. and Patrick Rein three months
imprisonment without fine. Experts
reported that about 80 ballots found
in the box from this precinct had
been cast by repeaters. The court to-
day granted the attorneys for the
defendants until February 1st next TO
file bills of exceptions for the pur-
pose of carrying the cases to the u.
S. Supreme Court TO contest the pow
er of the state supreme court TO as
sumo original jurisdiction and take
charge of the election in this city.
The ballot box from precinct 10. ward
7. was opened today by order of the
court and the ballots turned over to
two experts in handwriting for ex.
animation.
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Cleveland. o., Dec. 10.-The Plain
Dealer says: when the contents of
for Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick by Ira
Reynolds in the Wade Park bank are
revealed to the outside world, it will
be found that the signature of And
rev Carnegie has apparently been
forged on notes and other papers to
the total amount of $13.750,000. The
securities held by Reynolds, together
with those held by the Citizens Ma.
tional Bank at Oberlin and already
made public. aggregate this amount.
They are itemized as follows First
note for $5.O0O,000 bearing the sigEa-
ture of Carnegie; second, certificate
Of trusteeship which states that Car
negie has in his possession stocks
and bonds to the amount of $7,500,00
held in trust by him for MIS-. Chad
wick. This paper also bears Carne.
gie's signature. 1t is positively known
that she has borrowed a million dol
lars in the. last three years on these
securities. Besides these the Citizens
National Bank of Oberlin holds notes
for $1,250.000. To put it briefly the
Chadwick bubble has burst and there
Is no hope apparent"
How She Worked the Bank.
Cleveland, o., Dec. 1O.-A special
from Oberlin says the confession of
C. L. Beckwith of the wrecked Citi-
zens' National Bank of Oberlin in
which he states that Mrs. Chadwick
secured immense loans from the bank
on a written promise to make the
bank trustee of a five million dollar
estate is a myth. The written prom
ise delivered by Mrs. Chadwick to
Beckwith was to the effect that her
affairs would be turned over To the
bank July 1st, 1908. In consideration
President Beckwith and the cashier
were to receive $4,000 a year for
their trouble. In addition the bank
was to be given bonus close to
$4,000 when the loans were paid
back. The story of how Mrs. Chad,
wick played with her victims as told
by Beckwith is of absorbing interest
She calmed their fears with the claim
that she was a relative of Carnegie
Changes Her Mind.
New York, Dec 10.-Mrs. Chadwick
has sent word to U. S. Commissioners
Shields that she will not waive ex
animation before him as she had in
tended but will resist the effort o
the federal officers to take her te
Cleveland
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cement crossing between the Joyce
Pruit building and the Roswell Drug
Co. building was ordered down on the
promise of the property owners TO
bear. half the expense. Another new
crossing between the postoffice build
ing and the Payton Drug Co. building
will be put down when the property
owners interested guarantee half the
expense
The City Marshal was instructed
TO see if the fire ordinance was being
violated in the stacking of hay and
inf1ammabe material within the fire
limits, and to see that the ordinance
was strictly enforced
Ordinances No. 227, No. 228, No.
229 and No. 23O were passed and are
published in this issue of The Rec
ord. These ordinances condemn a
block of sidewalk, and levy tax on
certain lots where the owners of lots
have refused to pay for sidewalks
already put down.
City Clerk Beck was granted leave
of absence to visit his old Missouri
home Mr. Beck will leave about the
oath and be gone two or three weeks
A new occupation tax ordinance
was passed, which it is calculated
will raise 81, 500 more per year on
occupation licenses than the present
ordinance The new ordinance will
ordinance was passed by all aldermen
voting aye except Church who voted
no.
iourned session the first part Of the
week
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Court Adjourned.

Court adjourned last evening at
$3.50, and will re-convene Dec. %.
Judge Pope left on the afternoon
train for Carlsbad where he will hold
court in chambers today. He will Op-
en- court at Portales Monday There
will be a grand jury at the coming
term at Portales.
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@. r. HAMMETT DEAD.
Funeral Ceremonies at e Paso Wed
nesday Afternoon.

Funeral Ceremonies at e Paso Wed
nesday Afternoon.
Ell Paso Herald, Dec. Z.
The last sad rites were performed
over the remains of the late Ben For
rest Hammett this afternoon at the
family residence in the D. R. Francis
block. The funeral services were held
at two o'clock. after which the re-
mains were escorted to Evergreen
cemetery. where they were laid to
rest.
Mr.. Hammett during his life in El
Paso had been engaged in the real
estate business with his father, and
as mark of respect to the deceased
and his family. AL real estate otfices
Ii the city closed this afternoon from
two 10 four o'clock and the proprie
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To Whom il May Concern.

Take notice that I will at Roswell.
N. NJ, on December 23rd, 1904. apply
to the District Court of the United
States for the Fifth Judicial district
of New Mexico for my discharge
from bankruptcy, at which time and
place any and all persons therein in
terested can appear and file objec-
tions thereto, if they have any.
DAVID w. SCOTT.
December 10th, 1904.
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J. w. WHITE.
One of the Leading Men of the Tay.
lor-Moore Construction Com
pany is in Roswell

]. w. White, one of the leading
men of the Taylor-Moore Construc-
tion Company that has been awarded
five schedules of the Hondo contract,
arrived in the city last evening. Mr..
White has been very busy today ar
ranging the details of starting the
work on the reservoir. and mas been
interviewing business men and get
ting acquainted with conditions. Mr.
White came here from Denver and
will remain in the city until the com
pletion of the contract by his compa-
ny. He is stopping at the Shelby.
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COUNCIL MEETING.

New Occupation Tax Ordinance Pass
ed.-Other Ordinances.
The city council met last evening
in adjourned session. Mayor Hinklo
presided, and Aldermen Parsons, Wyl
lys, Burns, Church. Brooks. Ogle and
Kinsinger were present.
The matter of granting permits for
the repair and construction of build
ings within the fire limits was post
poned until the meeting next week
on account of the absence of several
members at last nights session. A
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HELD UP BANK.

Daring Robbery in Down Town Dis
trict Of Peoria.
Peoria, Ill.,, Dec. 10.-Two men held
up the officers of the Peoria National
Bank in the down town district at
1:15 this afternoon. and made their
escape in buggy. Posses are in pur-
suit.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

All contractors making esti.
mates on the building to be
erected by the Hagerman Ma
tional Bank at Hagerman, N.
NJ, are hereby notified that all
bids must be mailed to said
bank so as TO reach ti.eir place
of business not later than Dec.
Is, 1904.
w. M. Waskom, Cashier.
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sion next fall is still in allegiance
President Roosevelt announced this
decision TO several callers today.
Summoned in smoot Case.

Salt Lake City, u, Dec. 1O.-Two
apostles of the Mormon church, John
Henry Smith, cousin of President Jo
seph Smith. and Charles w. Penrose.
editor in chief of the Desert News.
an official church publication, were
served with supoenas to appear be-
fore the senate subcommittee in the
Reed Smoot investigation at Wash
ington. OF 35 or 40 subpoenas sent
for service in Utah and Idaho ir is
understood that SO far scarcely doz
en- have been served.
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EHOOD.

Action on the Bill Postponed Until
Next Week.
Washington, Dec. 1O.-The senate
committee on Territories at a meet
ing today postponed action on the
statehood bill until next week. After
the meeting Senator Beveridge said
the committee undoubtedly would
take favorable action on the bill
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THE WHITE PLAGUE.
Consumption Threatens to Extermin-
ate Apache Indians.

Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. 10.-James F.
Carroll, superintendent of the Mesca
lero Indian reservation, is in the CT,
ty, and says that consumption is ma
king terrible inroads on the Indians.
He says the disease threatens to eX,
terminate the famous Apache tribe
in a few years.
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Mrs E. W. Lewis, the mother of
Mrs Karl A Snyder, who has been
visiting in Newark. Ohio for some
months returned to the city last eve
ming.
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NO EXTRAORDINARY SESSION.

No Revision of the Tariff-at Least
Not in the Spring.
Washington, Dec 10.-No extraor-
binary session of congress will be
held next spring for the revision of
the tariff That has been decided def
nitely. The question Of an extra ses-
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]. R. Shannon of Greenville. Souti
Carolina, who has been in the cit,
for several days on prospecting triI
left last evening for Artesia.
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Gas Man Here.

j. A. Jones, the gas man is here,
and there will be some interesting
news Monday in regard to gas
plant for Roswell.
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THE STORY OF HOW MRS. CHAD
WICK PLAYED WITH
VICTIMS.
THE AMOUNT GROWS

The Name Of Carnegie Forged to
More Than Thirteen Millions of Pa
per.-Unlucky Thirteen.-The Off.
GERS of the Oberlin Bank succumb.
ed to Bribes.
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WANT hand wagon har
row and 10-inch plow. Address p.
o. Box 374. 41t3*
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NOT DISHONEST

The President Does Not Believe Ba.
ker Dishonest, but Desires a More
Vigorous and Strict Judee.-Berna-
lilo County is in Bad Condition.
The Law Must Be Enforced Says
the President.
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Barbecued meat at rear of Mrs.
Clem's boarding house.
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FOR SALE.-Ticket to st. Louis. Call
at Richardson Hotel. 41t3*
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THE RUSSIAN FLEET AT PORT
ARTHUR VIRTUALLY
DESTROYED.
FOLLOW MC6INTY

The Torpedo Boats in Hiding.-It is
Now Believed that the Japs viii
StarVe the Garrison.-Ttred of Hea
Wy Losses.-Togo's Fleet in Com
mand of the Pacific.
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c. A. Clem, electrician Electrical
wiring. door bells and annunciators
q speciality. Phone 3S1. 41t5<
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Eat your Sunday dinner at the Ala
mo 11:30 to 2:30.
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BAKER
REMOVED

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO-DAY
REMOVES A JUDGE FROM
THE NEW MEXICO SU-
PREME BENCH.
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LoestIons il okIahoma w.ntoa.

The Frisco System Land and Imms
grafton association is already turniN
its share OF the southwestern tide 4
immigration to Oklahoma.
Three hundred and nifty agents a
this association from the East and
North have just completed a tour os
Oklahoma and viewed its resources
and interviewed It's landowners and
local association agents. for the sole
purpose of better presenting oklaho-
ma opportunities to the homeseekse
and investor in the older states.
This association is the most Ell
Client OF its kind in existence, and has
agents everywhere in the United
states. If you wish to sell your farm,
town or other property, or if you de-
sire capital for fac cries, mercantile
establishments. or any of the indus
tries, please address r. S. Lemon
Secretary immigration Bureau. Dept
A., Frisco Building. Saint Louis. Mo
s. A. Hughes
General Immigration AgeAs
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WORLDS Fair Visitors.

The pavilion erected by the Frisco
Rock Island Systems at Main Entrance
Of the Worlds Fair is surely n place OF
no little interest. in fact It is rne OF
The many attractions.
Visitors 10 the Worlds Fair are cor
daily invited to inspect the Frisco
Rock Island System building Here
Will be found a place OF rest courteous
attention. besides, there Will Oe dis
tributed. free Of cost. soute enirs aid
descriptive literature of the Great
Southwest. The reader viii. undoubt.
edly, overlook very important attrac-
tion in case Of failure to visit the
Frisco Rock Island System pavilion.
Remember. Main Entrancc Worlds
Fair.
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Not a contestlnu peInnatlnn.

C. Y Re,,fro, committeeman u, the
Isnird ward. who called the cauau, 20
order last night. claims that the dele
gatior headed by J. II Stumpff Is the
regular delegatIon and is not th,re.
fore. a contesting delegation as has
ben claimed When the seely fo.-
lowers had accomplished thelr work,
having selected their delegates, they
adjourned and the Woods Carpenter
cheosehox caucus followed.
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OKLAHOMA WINS SIGN.
Defeats Arkansas in Largest Apple
Contest.



ST. Louis, No., Aug. 24.-Oklahoma
hae vres'e5 from Arkansas the honor
Of having the largest apple in the
Palace OF Horticulture at the World
fair.
For some time an Arkansas apple
has 5eee a rather conspicuous sign,
which read The biggest apple In
the building" This sign now occupies
an even more prominent position in
the Oklahoma section OF the HorticuI-
tural hall.
The Oklahoma commission received
five crates OF apples OF the Welt Rlv-
er variety. OF these apples one
-geighed twenty-five ounces AMI meas
ured i5 inches IN circumference.
Win great snstr the Oklahoma
representative proceeded at once with
che prodnct Ct the soil of that Terri.
tory % Che Arkansas exhibit. and dis
played I. to those in charge. They
acknowledged they were beaten on tho
apple proposition and turned over the
siga 20 he OEIahoman. who proudly
walked of with it.
Arkansas claims that its defeat is
bnt temporary. and .ttiat once moro
she coveted sign will be in its SOC,
ticn Of The exhibit
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outkrIe, 1si okIahoma cltx. 6.

Oklahoma City. okla, Aug. 24.-The
Metropolitans Yesterday celebrated
their home coming by losing a mlser.
ably played game OF base ball TO Guth-
rie by the nninteres ing score of IL
TO G. II was truly rank exhibition
for league leans and one not caIcu-
lated to give prestige to the national
game in Oklahoma. Errors were nu.
merous on both sides, the locals man
aging, however to outdo he visitors
N making mistakes OF Judgment and
in dumb plays
Warner showed up very poorly be.
hind he bat and the locals played as
If ensaeed in the frs. practice game
OF The season. swartzel at second did
some first class release playing
The score by innings:
r. H. q.
Gwhrie .2O16O2OO2-18 1s 6
Okla. city .21O2O01OO- 912
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Holiness Thanks.

Union City, okla, Aug. 24-Guthrie
Leaeer' Dear Sir-The Oklahoma
Holiness association desires to than'S
Guthrie for the use of its Island park
ami many cour estes extended during
It's annual" Of Aug 5-1f, Also to the
Leader and capital for their ia
vorahie mentions and notices given.
We thank you. Yours, d. w. Keller
secretary. Union City Okla
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Assaulted by a NEGRO.

A. c. Halter. negro. was sent TO
the city bastile this morning by Police
Julgc OIsmith TO serve ten days
sentence for assaulting d. F. Best. a
music dealer and well known citI
zen. Mr.. Best vas transacting ndsi-
ncss In Brown and Stewarts oTcs
when his assailant entered Hate
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MUST SPREAD The TAX.
Pere~iLtory Writ Ordered Against
County Clerk - { rant c.a,ty.

The mandamus proceedings brought
by the Territory rs. 0. p. Dnmon.
county clerk of Grant county, to com.
pei him, to enter upon the county rec
ords the territorial tax levy as agree :
upon by the board Of equalization
were heard before Justices Burford
ard Bnrwell, sitting in chambers. to-
day Every contention OF the territory
was sustained and it was ordered that
a reremDtory writ be issSad to com
pei County Clerk Dilmon to enter NJ.
on the records The tax levy. also tho
twenty ;sf ctnt increase in assess.
mott for Grant county ordered by ,hs
card o. equalization.
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Don't Lose Your Money Betting

Don't Lose Your Money Betting
on the election. Bet Cigars and keep
the money in circulation where it will
do the most good, Talking about cl.
gsrs reminds us that there viii sooD
be crop of candidates for county Of.
aces coming on who viii need sou,s
cigars In their business. Don't forEss
that one good cigar makes a better i'm
Tression than box Of bad punks Get
the Ia pistineiOn or the orIs cIus
House Cigar and, be It.
.OLSMITH ARMS co.
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New Y,rk Arg 24--Nearly 25.O0e
viii be added 20 the 10000 strikers
and locked out worlSmen in the build
ing trades alliance when the unions in
that body supporting their leader.
Philip Weinseimer. lay down their
tools, as they have just voted TO do,
when called upon by the executive
committee.