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Rustling Nine. de staeI.

In my last letter I mentioned going
to visit Nine. de Stael. She was just
going out as got to the door and but
for Mr.. Rogers, who was coming out
as I went in, / should not have gained
admittance. There were many per-
sons with her. and she was running
about and talking as fast as possible
Her dress and manners are very ex-
traordinary. The news Of Lord Wei
lington's victory had just arrived, and
she descanted upon 1t with much ami
nation. l cannot better describe to
you the hustle she makes than by say
ing that, leaving her, the streets Of
London seemed solitary, for as TO noise
and hurry and rapidity In the success
sion of events there is as much differ
ence between her room and them as
between them and the park at Bull
strode.-London Athenaeum.
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TEAM
BEATS CHICAGO
North Division Loses Game
in the Last Minute
Of Play.
FIELD IS SEA OF MUD
Apologies For Awful Condition Of
Gridiron Fail to Appease
The Visitors.

Seattle, Wash. Jan. Battling on
a muddy field under terrible eondi-
lions, the Seattle high school football
team this afternoon defeated the North
Division high school eleven of Chicago
al Madison park By a score of II TO 5.
Chicago put up a game fight play
ing faster football than the victors,
but they were unable to work as well
in the mud as the home team. Seattle
played a hard game. and it was their
ability to use weight that won the
game for them. There was much line
bucking, and in this the home team
was unusually successful, while Chi
cago found 1t hard to bore a way
through the stone wall of Seattle.
Spectators Divide Applause.
Six thousand spectators attended the
game and impartialiy cheered both
teams In fact, when the game was
over and the crowd had given hearty
cheers for the Seattle team, inter
scholastic champions of Western Am
erica, yelled themselves hoarse for Chi
cago and the sportsmanlike spirit
which prompted the team from the
Windy City to travel 5000 miles-the
longest trip ever made bl high school
Apologies for the awful condition
of the field failed to appease the Wis
itors, for they were aware of the ex-
eellent condition of the field at the
University of Washington, which could
have been secured for the game had
the Seattle management not been so
anxious to accommodate the spectators
and not the players.
Seattle made its first touchdown near
the end of the first half, when Penny
Westover got the ball on the snap back
brom the three yard line, and with
splendid interference made the SCORE.
AS Greiner had failed to convert
PurseIls touchdown and Coyle failed
in his kick Of goal, the score at half
time was a tie, 8 all.
In the second half, with one minute
to play and with every man exerting
himself to the utmost, Seattle got the
ball on the Chicago three yard line,
then on the one. and finally Smith
was showed over for Seattle's winning
score and Coyle kicked goal.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE, SIS: Cause No. 264s.
Lake Superior Court, October term. 1906
Thomas F. Costello.
Archibald ]. Roberts, John Brown and
John w. Hughes.
BY virtue of an order of sale TO me
directed from the Clerk Of the Lake
Superior Court, / Will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. at the east door of the Court
House in Crown Point. Indiana, on Sat
urday the 18th day OF January, 1897,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A "a.
profits for a period not exceeding sew
en- years Of the following described
real estate, to wit:
Lots one CD to six go both inclusive:
Lots twelve (12) to Twenty-one CAD,
both inclusive, Lots Twenty three l23)
to Thirty-six (36), both inclusive and
Lets Lett FS5ty ali ie BLOCK sixteen (1s}
and Lots from One 1) 10 Nineteen (19)
both inclusive. in Block Twenty three
(23) all In L p. Hammond's addition.
Containing Fifty lots in all. said l. P.
Hammond's addition being a subdi-
vision of the North one-half OF the
South east quarter OF the , N9rt n cas-
Ship Thirty-six 13D, North Range
Nine (e) West, situated IN Lake Coun-
If said rents and profits Will not sell
for q sufficient sum 70 satisfy said de-
cree interest and &C SITS, l will at the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and TO said real estate,
or so much thereof. as may be sufficient
TO satisfy said Judgment, interest, costs
and ACQUIRING costs. Said sale Will be
made with relief from valuation or ap-
prafsement laws.
Taken as the property Of Archibald
J. Robertson. John Brown and John
W. Hughes ar the suit Of Thomas +.
CHARLES J. DAUGHERTY,
Sheriff, Lake County, Ind.
A F. KNOTS.
Atf.E for PLAINTIFF.
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SPORTING BRIEFS.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan AT odds
10 TO 1 A. Muskoday won the Rose
selling stake for 3-year-olds at Ascot
park. The finish was close. the winner
coming up from the rear under a good
ride and beating Cigarlighter by a
head Gorgalette. the favorite, finished
third. The field was the best that has
faced the barrier this season. Eleven
started
OF the other events four were
captured by favortties. Elizabeth F.
at 10 10 l won from Niblick in the
third race IN easy fashion.
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New Orleans. La. Jan 2.-The great
est crowd that has attended the races
at the Fair Grounds this winter was
out for the running of yesterdays pro
gram, which included the New Year
handicap as the feature and a race
for the newly turned two-year-olds.
The running of the big handicap re-
suited In a form somersault ElfalL
from the stable Of the local racer. Mrs.
M. c. Lyles, which was backed in the
betting from 40 to l TO 10 to l, was
returned an easy winner by four
lengths. Gid. from the Burlew &
ONeiu entry of Sir Toddington, Judge
Post and Gid, was second. Pompadour.
an to / shot, was third.
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GALS WINS IN 8 ROUNDS
{ Continued from First Page).

are allowed to hit IN the cIinches when
either or both have a free arm. At
any time that both of you men are so
climbed that neither can strike. then
you must break
The weather is extremely cold and
all morning the thermometer was
aronnd the zero mark. A cold wind
kept the people of the streets and
there was little relief when at ii
O'Clock the sun broke through the riffs
in the clouds. The ground is covered
with several inches Of snow.
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Buzzing, chugging. whirring motors.
lean. knife-shaped boats built for speed.
tiny lighthouses signalling from one
to the other. festooned color, such was
the opening of the motor boat show
at the Coliseum last night. In the
south wing. where We're lately stabbed
the blooded horse flesh of the wealthy.
two clean-cut, sharp-nosed boats
struggled for prominence in a mimic
race. People surged back and forth.
The band played popular airs and the
show was in full swing.
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Diagnosed.

Henry" asked the Sunday school
teacher. what is the conscience ?"
The conscience" answered little
Henry, is what you have after you
have been eating cake and jam and
ihlngs out OF the pantry. and then you
Aave TO take castor oil, and that cures
Ahe conscience. Judge.
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Proof of stronq Soul.

The tendency to persevere. to per
sist in spite of hindrances. discour-
agements and impossibilities. it is
this that in all things distinguishes
the strong soul from the weak
Thomas CARLYLE.
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NOTICE.

We wish to thank the public for their
patronage at our ball. and also Mr..
Pugh's X. o. T. NJ orchestra, for the
splendid music which they furnished
US.
As this is a new organization. we
are Greatly pleased with our success.
12-31-1G INDTANA S,rA-r Dt~~D
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PUBLIC SALE.

In the matter OF Chas. Pitzele. Bank
rupt-
No. $500.
The undersigned trustee will sell as
public auction, at the premises OF the
bankrupt in East Chicago, Indiana, on
the 28th day of December. 1906. at 10
o'clock p. m. the entire stock Of goods
in the estate of said bankrupt
LAKE COUNTY SAVINGS &
TRUST COMPANY.
12-z6-2t Trustee.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby informed that
the only agents connected with our
Hammond store are W. T. Thompson,
s. G. Miller and H l. Hostetter.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.
241 East State Street.
12-29-8t Hammond md
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02

Carl Pons. the French wrestling
champion. and Demetral. the Greek
Demon" battled TO a draw in one OF
the fercest mat bouts ever seen in
,Chicago at the Brooke Casino yester-
day. Each man won a fall, and in the
third tilt the two catch as- catch can
experts battled until both were too
weak to continue the bout, ana Referes
Fleming called It a draw.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02

WANTED-For the U S. army, able
bodied men, unmarried, between the
ages of Fl and 49, of good character
and temperate habits. who can speak
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply at Recruiting ONCE 80 State
street. Hammond. Ind. or s2S South
State street Chicago. Il.--12-4-eod.
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On every Monday and Tuesday Of
each week. beginning. Monday, Dec 10.
! will be at the Hotel Gibson in Toll
lesion for the practice of dentistry.
Prices reasonable and all work salts
factorily done. DIR. c. L. bartholomew.
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LOOK! LISTEN!

Ald you attend the Band Boys Dance
ana ENJOY the music by Prof. Pughs.
- you oiah / You missed a chance TO
near an orchestra whose equals are few.
- - = :, 10y an Eye Witness.
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The AID.

salesman, clean cut,
active, one who Is result producer, to
call on over 20, 900 people daily. Adj
dress. THE PUBLIC.
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LOST-A black horse, weight 1900
pounds, white stripe in forehead.
small white stripe on right hind leg
above hoof Notify X WAGNER,
113th street and Greenburg avenue
South Chicago.-1-2-St
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Carpet weaving done at SIS Mich
igan avenue. Hammond, Ind Phone
SI51.-12-2S-1w
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FOR SALE-Twenty lots near Stand
ard Steel Car Shops, Hammond, Ind. !;
telephone or write The Ladd Agency,
East Chicago. Ind.-1-2-tf
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WANTED-FOur mnchInixts for gen
eral work. So cents per hour, steady
position. Apply at once, w. II. Con-
Key company-12-27-I
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One of the al-athletic events of
the season viii be the dance given by
the Joe Long Juniors, Saturday, Jan.
26, at McHie's hall. The members of
this popular base ball team are plan
ming to have one OF the big affairs of
the season and Barnie Young's orches-
ira has been secured 70 rthe occasion.
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WANTED.

Ten girls to do sample FASTING IN
the bindery. Steady position. Best
wages. Apply at once.
w. B. CONKEY co.
I2-2S-1w
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The high school basket ball team will
play a team from the Baptist league.
Friday, Jan. 4. The price of admission
will be reduced to 10 cents.
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Eighth Round.

Cans sent q straight left TO face and
Herman retaHated with right to jaw
and left TO ribs Cans merely shook
his head and followed his man around
the ring cornering him, but falling
in attempts to land. Suddenly Cans
shot out his left and right squareIy to
the jaw and Herman dropped as If hit
BY hammer. He made no attempt
TO rise IT was as clean a knock out as
ever took place in q cling.
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sixth Round.
seventh Round.

Herman with left swing to the ribs
but Cans more than got even with
two rights and a left TO the stomach
Herman rallied and landed his right
and left TO ribs and they went to a
cnnch. Cans forced the fighting and
getting Herman against the ropes
planted right and left to face. Herman
fought back wildly and as he closed
i'm Cans met him with terrific rights
uppercut to face that left its mark
over the Hebrews eye Cans followed
his man TO a corner and they exchanged
kidney blows. The bell changed as the
men were sparring. 1t was Cans round
and he looks like q winner.
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" AN hD-Chambermaid at once. Ap-
ply Monon hoteL.-12-31-3t.
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Want Column

" 1AN ED-Iwo modern rooms fur
nlshea Tor light housekeeping. Ad
dress care of TIMEs.-t-22t.
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WANTER-To rent ~ 49,. -
camera. Call at Johnson.s studio OF
phone 2264-12-31-2t.
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w ANTED-Posfffon Inv .yo,,rr-
steam litter or nl,,r3ber non = .
mond. Ind.-12-21-2+ =
perisneed ae7 wa1,a -
" 80 oel ram
WANTED-Position as housekaerar q,
ments TaIanbona o41o iieioF apart
80
WANIED-Ten boys over sixteen years
OF age. Rate s100 per day. Re-
pubic Iron & Steel Co, East Chicago.
mo. -l2-2s-3L
ED
siIiS TO 40 sample pasting In
wages. Apply at once -'e''
w. B. CONKEy. 20
12-2s-1w
wANTED-FOur mnchtnixt. for g.a-
eraI work; SO cents Der hour, STEADY
posi'lon' Apply at once w. ID. Con-
-. - :. : - =.
AN ELIOT the Z. S. army, able
oooled men, unmarried, between the
and temperate habits. who can speak.
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply at Recruiting ONCE, 90 State
street. Hammond. Ind. or s28 South
state street Chicago. Ill.-12-4-eod.
LOST a b7o,1- - ----,--,-- 49,
ro,,rds 1t -, l'oOO
.aI ipo ~ ioieies'u'
above hoof. Notify X WAGNER.
113th street and Greenburg avenue,
South Chicago.-1-2-3t.
F0E sam ne. - 1T -
bulld cottages, for sale or rent. in
1-auo q smith addition to East Chi
easo' lIlu' For particulars see or
MIIee, me Laad Asency.-l-2-u.
@OR sA-h'-Twenty lots near Stand
aIu 0'eel Car SHOPS, hammond IND;
none OF write me Ladd Agency
l-elat oiioaso' lIlu.--l---th
FOR SALE-Two houses at 414-416
SlbIey street Price $4,000 Inquire
at 4oS waiter street.-l2-27-lw
FOR SALE-Second hand piano same
as new. Sl75.00. Reason, leaving the
city. Call on Chas. Lowe, 14S South
Holman street-12-S1-1w
FOR sALE-By owner. six room cot
tage in Indiana avenue near Column
bia Apply $50 Indiana avenue. VIII
-
-. So oC 80. ~.
~ 40 % o.
FOR RENT-Furnished room with pri-
vate family, suitable for one or two
persons. With or without board. South
side. Telephone 4294.-12-S1-tf.
FOR RENT-Six room story and a half
house Large lawn Immediate pos
session. Inquire in the premises. Ala
Cedar street w. Theobald.-12-2s-tf
- - - -
80 - - Nv g 'l - 80, neeu re
sewing machine expert, PAL East State
$500 orSt cIass Ii,-o-1- -, -
-. -.
.I,s 10000 y,ronor+lr o..
- 80 = $500 80.
The name OF the Erlebach PlantnS
Miil Is changed 10 the Invalid April
ance ana CABINET MIG. Co. 4OS-4OS-4l0-
Az indiana avenue telephone 1871
Carpet weaving done at 54S Mich
SI51.-12-2S-1w.
---- ------
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
TbA p,hlic g barah,. ..s.,
the only agents connected with our
. =, - aIe W. l. thompson
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HnIIetin No. Ii.
The attendance is now about $500.
occupants Of the cheaper seats have
now climbed out OF their sections and
nave preempted all of the choice ones.
A bet of 1900 to $3.50 in favor of
Cans was made at the ring side, a
local broker taking the short end
Bulletin No. 10.
AT S:4S Herman enters the ring. Is
roundiy cheered by the crowd.
: Betting is going on freely around
the ring TRree to one with Cans the
SaTaEite ara me rulinE odds.
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After half a minute sparring Herman
swung to left to the body followed 1t
with a right to the same place, then
rushed Cans into a corner landing
right and left high on the body. The
latter, however sent the crowd into
paroxysm by driving Herman to the
ropes with volleys of left and rights to
the jaw, and in mix that followed, Cans
outpointed his man landing right to
the Jaw. The gong ended an even
round
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STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKE, SIS: Cause No. 2649.
Lake Superior Court, October term, 1906
Thomas f. Costello.
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evening and a great crowd of Hunts vile people were present The officers and men of the regiment have entrd upon thir military duties with zeal. Capt. E. G. Evans has been appointed active adjutant and Col. E. II. Graves has been assigned to duty as guard instructor.
 It was announced at the officers meet ing today that the field exercises of the camp would be held on Saturday, and the prize drill on Tuesday afternoon. The rihemen's contest will be held prob- ably Monday.
 The Birmingham and Anniston compa- nies have been recruiting by the arrival of a considerable number of stragglers. It Is believed that by Saturday the mum Der of men in camp will exceed GOO Maj. Charles Ledbetter of Birmingham was unable to come to camp and Capt. John C. Coleman has ben detailed as major. Orders have been issued by Lieutenant Colonel Kennedy, strictly prohibiting gambling in the camp. Governor Conner and staff will visit the camp next Mon
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60 OVER PLANS TO
 ENLARGE HOSPITAL
THE SUGGESTION IS MADE THAT TENTS BE ERECTED TEMPOR- ARlLY ON LAWN AT ST. VIM CENTS FOR THE OVERFLOW.

Memb CTS of the medlcan staff of St. Vlncent's and few business men held an informal conference at the Conner cial club yesterday afternoon for the purpose of taking steps for raising money for enlarging the hospital. They decided that tho demand for an addi- tional wing was pressing and that 1t should be built without delay. It was suggested that as the accommodations at St. Vincent's were taxed to the limit, tn charity wards as well as the rooms for pay patients being filled. tents might be erected on the hospital grounds to accommodate the "oer- flow"
 A general meeting of citizens inter- ested in St. Yincents has been called to assemble at the Commercial club Monday next at p. m. In the mean time the medical staff will prepare a circular leeter setting forth the work of the hospital and the need of more room.
 Dr. E. M. Robinson presided over the meeting, and other members of the staff present were Dr. Torrance, Dr. Peters, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Prince and Dr. Whaley A soliciting committee was also appointed, which will report next Monday.
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RECORD OF THE COURTS

Suits continue to pour into the courts, Keeping the clerks busy.
 In the circuit court yesterday the sfol- lowing suits were filed
 Clara J. Houghton. administratrix of the estate of F. M. Houghton, vs. Ala bama Great Southern Railroad company. Plaintiff claims S3oOOO for the death of intestate alleged to have been killed on Fourteenth street crossing, by train of the defendant on July 3O 19t6
 Arthur w. Kelley vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company Plaintiff claims $1O0OO for jersonal inuries alleged to have been received while at work IF de1endant's yards at Boyles by being caught and crushed between cars.
 Emmett E. Wharton claims $10oO from the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for alleged personal in Juries received while alighting from a street ear.
 In the city court Jake Thomas fl ed SUI. against the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company for personal injuries alleged to have been received in d collision between locomotive the plaintiff was operating and another locomotive operat- ed by servants or agents of the de- fend9nt
 Francis B. Early claims 5000 damages from the Birmingham Railway Light a. Power company for personal injuries alleged to have been received in an ex- plosoin on a street car
 William King sues the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company for $5000 for alleged assault and battery, com- mtted on him while passenger on u car by servant or agent of the de- fendant.
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these men for what has been done in

these men for what has been done in Colorado.
 Coming at the time it did, Richard son said the Independence depot eXplo- sion meant suicide to the Federation of Miners in the Cripple Creek district-it meant sure victory to the Mine owners association in their fight against the fedora tion--that was what they desired and all they could wish-but the most foolish, most unwise act that may be connected with the federation which it could devise.
 Leaving Orchards uncorroborated testimony out he said the case showed far stronger motive on the part of the Mine Owners association than did the Federation of Miners.
 Mr Richardson concluded at 3:35 D. m. Judge Wood announced that he might be prepared to decide the matter
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Marrlaae Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from the office of the probatec ourt yesterday to the following:
 w. H. Glass, Hardwood, and Miss M. "A. Endrews.
 w. c. Hancke. Birmingham, and Miss Annie Screws
 B. D. Montgomery. Avondale, and Miss Lillie Baker.
 G. c. Carroll Ensley, and Miss Myrtle Cunningham.
 Edward T. Baird, Birmingham, and Miss Annie Bell Snead.
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FIRE CHIEF DIES.
Death Results From Injuries Received While Fighting Fire.

Jackson, Miss. July 1S.-(Special)-J. C. Walters, chief of Jackson,s fire depart ment died tonight n result of burns and a scalding received ten days since. when the Armour & Co. plant was on fire Chief Walters fell headlong into scaldng water and has suffered agony. He was 45 years of age and came here from Atlanta three years ago to organize the paid department. which he had made second to none in the state
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New Corporations.

Declaration of incorporation was filed yesterday in the office of the probate court by the Contrell Land company, cap ital s60O0, with $500 paid up. The com pany proposes to do general real estate business. build and operate car lines, pow CT plantts and various other lines of busi- ness. The incorporators and directors are Ben F. Johnson, Joseph k. Johnson and M T. Johnson.
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FIRST DRESS PARADE.
Third Regiment Is Stationed In Camp
 at Huntsville.

Huntsville, July 1S.-(special.)-Th first dress parade of the Third regiment, at Camp Tracy w. Pratt, was held this
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Did Not Vote for Strike.

l in the morning. Court then adjourne(
 until 9:30 tomorrow morning.
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union. which has ben in session here for two days, d.1 not vote on the question Of calling a strike of the members of the organization employed in various so- called independent shops, which the union officials claim are controlled by tho trust. Much depende dupon a letter from Samuel Gompers president of the Amer ican Federation of Labor, who has been appealed to for moral and financial aid
 elgna
 The most difficult work solicited. Herm5- |