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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
La dini's del Dr.. Ferndn1cZ. Mater
EN- BAYAMON

Como consecuencia del pavoroso incen
dio-del cual. dicho sea de paso. parece
que no se ha hecho aun una diligente in.
formacion--se destruy6 por complete la ex-
celente Clfnica con su esplendIdo Sanato-
rio anexo. cue 4 fuerza dc sacrificios ha-
bfa logrado establecer en In parte mas al
ia. sana Y bella de Ia poblacion. 81 doc
tor Fernandez Mater. Fue una gran per
dida para el pueblo, para Ia ciencia y es-
pecialmente para ri duono fundador, que
habfa invertido en- aquel generoso empe~
40 professional todo cuanto posefa cuanto
iha adquiriendo con sue economics aus
trabajos
Pero. por fortuna. la Clfnica So va ie-
vantando otrn ve2 La sala d. operaclo-
nes-que era dc amposterfa-Quedara re,
construfda en- breve plazo. para 10 cnal Sc
ha encargado va la cristaleria los apara-
tos de aereaci6n cientffica los instrumen-
tos de cirugfa en cuanto al Sanatorio.
So ira construyendo por secciones. II no
fuere possible hacerlo de una veg
Por de- pronto hay va construido un pa
bellon capaz para ounce yeinte camas
fin de que Il servicio no se interrumpa
estan ya terminates los pianos para co
ronar de nueyo con edifcios jardines
el deicioso montlcuIo de avista alegres.
Para esta obra. verdaderamente huma-
nitaria, ei doctor Fernandez Mater ha pues-
TO en- venta algunas joyas precosas de IA
milia. hasta au casa huerto De San~
turce que 81 ha conseryado con cariho
por haber vivido allf ST. ilustre padre.
De t0do clio desprende ii iovcn me
dico aun as facil que negoce su propia
POLKA De aseguro de vida, para reconstrulr
Ia Clfnica destrufda ob1eto de sus viYos
entusiasmos profesionales.
lie ofamos decir con frecuencia el. estos
dltimos amos que el y sns compaheros de-
profession solan luchar con grandea dificul-
tades para la curacion de certas afeccio-
nes. especialmente en- los campcs. por fal-
Ia de buena constante asistencia. por
la preparation De los alimentos. la admins
TRACTION apropiada oportuna de los me-
dicamentos hasta por Las condolences
NADIA higienicas de las vivendas, cons
trufdas unas en- sitios demasiado hume
dos. sobre un suelo NAL sano, POGO 8
NADIA abrigadas dc las corrientes directas
del aire del Sur. etc. Decfa. ademas que
era molesto Y aun peligroso e paso de la
bahia para certos enfermos s0metidos d
tratamientos quirdrgicos. dc aquf la
gran dificultad de In a operarse Ell los
hospitales de- San Juan de Santurce To.
do este le hizo pensar intensamente en- la
fundaci6n de su Clfnica ahora, despues
de destrufda traidoramente por las llamas.
sigue acariciando la idea con mayor carino.
iVoluntades firmes energicas como las
del doctor Fernandez Mater no SO abaten
nj con los golpes de In desgraca nj con los
amafios traidores de Ia desafecci6n
LA Clfnica So ha destrufdo? Pues wi
va la Clfnical " va esta otra veg en-
planta el primer pabellon del nuevo sana-
torio de Vista Alegrel
Felicitamos al doctor Fernandez Mater
por ese temperamento de hombre de Glen
ca de filantropol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
En Ia Corte De Pa
Ell JUICIo DEL PUNAL

No Sc asusten nuestros lectores; rer
Sc trata de ''El punal del godo", de
Zorrilla, sino de otro punal mas pro-
saico, que anoche las once v mediau
terminado ell mitin republicano, neya-
ba en- Santurce ell individuo AntOma@
Martinez Campan6n.
JCampan6nY-dira Ell lector no xaa
suena.
y q mi sf-exclamara ell sargen4H
Sierra, que ha prestado tan buen SER
vicio.
Pero relatemos los heehos,
Ell Campan6n que ha comparecido es-
ia manana ante ell Juez de Paz, senior
Lassalle, es un hombre de unos treintz.
y cinco amos, moreno, y que ha sufrSdG
condena por actos deshonestos.
Pues anoche paseaba ell scusado par
Ia carretera de Santurce, llevando en- eE
bolsillo del pantal6n un cuchillo dinf-
nuto, una miniature de unas doce pull
gadas, por 10 menos
Sc le ocurri6 tomar unas copas en- eE
cafetfn de Toribio Lafuente
ALI nuestro hombre Sc desataba err
improperios contra todos, y, como UE
alarde, ensenaba los dependencies del
se1or Toribio ell voluminoso punal, de
hoja reluciente Y cortante.
-bY d6nde va usted con este, ca-
marada i-le preguntaron los emplea--
dos
Y Campan6n, con aire de triunfo.
contestaba que iba a cualquier parte-
Pero aparece la policfa, y el hereG
pierde las fuerzas, lie tiemblan las pier,
mas y tira el punal Pero va el sargen-
to Sierra, que Sc habfa dado cuenta de
la aeci6n, arrest6 al delineuente y hz
presentado una denuncia contra el por
portar armas prohibidas.
Hasta aqui las declaraeiones de los
testigos, Jose Fernandez, Luis Carre-
no, Jacobo Rodriguez sargento Sc
IRA.
FL Juez senor Lassalle record6 al
acusado la gravedad de su delito, cier~
tas circulares del Attorney general.
Mr. Hoyt, sobre el uso de portar ar
mas prohibidas; las circunstaneias que
mediaron en- ell hecho, por mas que Ell
acusado trat6 de probar que habfa en-
contrado ell arma y sc crey6 que era
un form6n de carpintero, y por todss
estas razones Campan6n cumplira Sc
senta dias de arresto y pagara cincuen-
TIA dollars de multa, SIN equivalenela.
en- carcel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17

nuestros tutores, que declaran irreali-
zada ante ell concerto international.
Estas deducciones tai vez malogran
esperanzas que Sc forjaron demasiado
pronto; acaso chocan con los optlmis-
mos que no tienen su origen en- ell mas
puro s irreprochable patriotismo; pero
es nuestro deber procurar que las ME
bias sc desvanezcan, que las sombras
Sc aclaren Y que pasen todas las incer-
tidumbres por la extrana manera CO
mo Sc manifestan, incompatibles con
los deseos de algunos en- Ia Isla, los ac-
tos que realiza el goberno de Norte-
america.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
cOSas que dsgBIan
BOCINAs, sIRENAS,
sILBATOS Y CUERNOS
BOCINAs, sIRENAs,
Senior Alcalde

Suponemos que ell Alcalde INFERNO,
senor Ponte, leera la prensa extranje-
ra; pero por sl acaso sus muchas 0cu-
paciones le impiden estar al corriente
de las ordenanzas municipales que en-
las grandes ciudades Sc ponen en- prac-
tlca, aver precisamente Sc publiea en-
ell Boletin un suelto acerca de las GALES
de Nueva York, iremos pubhcando
otros que pueden ilustrar al Ayunta-
mlento sobre La necesidad imperiosa
de publican una ordenanza para evitar
Ell exceso de ruido que hay en- las ca
lies de San Juan.
Entire los vendedores ambulantes que
lanzan gritos sin gramatica castellana,
porque la otra, la parda, la conocen
perfectamente bien; ell cuerno estriden-
te de las bicicletas, los silbatos horri-
bles de los AUTOMOBILES, cuyos chirri-
dos ensordecedores, inarm6nicos, Sc
prolongan 4 veces de una manera es-
candalosa; entire tanta campana y tan
tn musica, no Sc puede vivir.
El sefior Ponte, que acostumbra
dar sus paseos por La tarde, se habra
fijado en- el numero de bicicletas de ga
solina que al cruzar las GALES chillan
desaforadamente en- ell numero de au-
tom6viles que Sc anuncian con tres 8
euatro resoplidos al pasar por delante
de una DANA de una tienda elegante !;
en- el pregonar de los vendedores am
bulantes, y en- ell abuse, ESQ 81 que Is
grave, dc muchos que para vender una
botella de mabi I'm coco, usan In 81
guiente muletilla: C Pueblo, querido
pueblo, yo soy que vendo los cocos
frescosl' -.
Que pueblo nj que caracoles l..
Ese vendedor que vocifera asl, como
otros que repiten parecidas muletllas,
debieran tener SUI POGO mas de respeto
al pueblo
I'll Ayuntamiento prestaria un buen
servicio evitando los ahnsos que sc de-
nuncian, por medic de una ordenanza
municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
EXito de Real en- Ia Habana

Seg6n yemos por la prensa de La ea-
pital de Cuba, nuestro estimado amigo
Manuel Real, el joven baritone aplau-
dido por este p1bico, ha obtenido uR
eXito franco en- su debut, con La ma
zorca roja EN- el teatro de Albisu, pa
ra el que fue recientemente contratada~
Mucho nos alegramos de que nues-
tros augurios no hayan sufrido equivO-
caci6n, que el inteiigente pnblco ha-
banero haya sabido apreciar, como 6s-
te, las notables condolences cantantes
y artisticas- del querido amigo
Desde aqui ie enviamos nuevameDte
nuestros aplausos, deseandole todo ge-
nero de prosperidades en- su provechosD
earrera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
LA CONNBNORACION
De LOS DIF UNTOS
UNA ORDENANZA

I'll Alcalde INFERNO, senor Ponte, nos
ha remitldo una ordenanza municipal,
que 1 continuation pubIcamos
4 fin De que Il vecindario pueda
satlsfaeer el sentimiento piadoso con
motive do la Conmemoracion de los Di-
funtos. he resueIto autOrizar los actos
que suelen celebrarse en- e1 cementerio
dc esta ciudad Ell el de Santurce ell
dla primero de Noyiembre pr6ximo,
hasta las seis de su tarde, Ell la ma
mana del dia 2, no debiendo olvidarse,
por la piadosa costumbre. las exigen-
cias sanitarias, que no permiten que
sean retirados de los cementerios los
objetos que sc lleven los mismos para
ad0ruar las tumbas, sin que sc sometan
La desinfeccion correspondence la
cual Sc verifieara al dla siguiente, de
oeho once lie la manana, por los des-
infectadores municipales, con asisten-
cia del senor inspector de Sanidad Y
Beneticencia dc San Juan seflor sub
inspector de Sandal y Beneficencia de
Santurce, que estaran en- uno Y otro
cementerio para ese objeto.
Las alfombras, adornos de tela y
demas efectos que no sean susceptibles
dc desinfecci6n, seran destruidos por
el fuego
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
RIla en- OayagIey
u


Maestro corresponsal en- Mayague2
nos comunica que Ell jueves por la tar
de ocurri6 un serio disgusto en- el ba-
rrio de Miradero, entire Vicente Mar
tell y Felipe Cnevas. saliendo herido ell
primero, dc tres machetazos que le in
friera el segundo
Segnn informes, estos individuos ha-
cla seis amos que tenian seria enemis-
tad.
Oportunamente Sc presento la poll
cfa en el sitio del snceso, deteniendo 4
Cuevas ordenando la conducci6n del
herido al hospital de San Antonio, de
nquella ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
BOrrdS en- Ia Habana
LA COMPANIA NO GUSTo

Ell ilustre actor Enrique Borras ha
alcanzado en- la Habana I'm triunfo
personalisimo enorme.
La crltica teatral y Ell publico lie han
prodigado los mas justas y grandes
elogios Su triunfo ha sido, como
aqui, avasallador, immense, nunca su-
perado.
Pero ALI como aqui, las personas
que entienden de achaques de teatro,
la compania no ha gustado.
Con la benevolencia que es en- 81 Pc
culiar, Ell critico del Boletin, Domingo
Orozco", dijo de la compafia Borras,
6 di6 entender, mejor dicho, exacta-
mente 10 mismo que la prensa habane-
ra dice ahora.
Del diario Cuba, que Sc publica
en- la Habana, son los siguientes pa
rrafos.
Oigan los criticos ofciosos, apren-
dan
Lastima que la compania que trae
consigo ell insigne artista, resulte tan
ella una sola figura que sea digna de
trabajar su lado
Aver, Ell nuestras notas sobre Tie
ira baja, insinuamos algo de este
aunque con las reservas que exigia la
modesto labor que en- esa obra reali-
zan los personaJes secundarios. Hoy
despues de haber visto la eomedia de
Rusinol podemos ahrmar, sin tenor 1
pecar de injustos, que viene con Bo-
rras una de las mas pobres compaiiias
dramaticas que han pasado por la Ha-
bana. Hasta ahora solo la sonora Pla
y el sefor Marti pueden ser senalados
como excepciones.
''Por ESQ aver tarde. cuando finaliz6
el segundo acto, en-. que Borras habia
hecho verdaderos prodigios de arte, el
pnblico pedia 4 gritos que 81 ilustre ac-
tor saliese solo cscena, porque para
Il solo eran los aplausos que Sc tribu-
taban
Borras trae en su repertoire algu-
mas obras que no sabemos como podran
ser llevadas d escena por su compania
obras de "conjunto Ell que no hay la
dcfensa dc I'm protagonlsta que eau
tive por complete la atencion del audi
torio. obras, ademas. que ya nuestro
p1blico ha saboreado por artistas dis
cretos. inteliFentes.
IAeaso ignoraba Borras, al venir d
In Habana, que por nuestra ciudad han
aceptables, muy completas, cuya labor
esta fresca ann on la memoria de to-
dosf
"Porque es Ia 1nica dlsculpa que
podrfa tener ese error suyo de apare-
cersenos acompanado por una troupe
de prineipiantes Y acabantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
EN Ell CT e

FL p1bico sigue llenando las tres
tandas diarias que da en- ell circo Lo-
wande el excelente ciuemat6grafo re-
cien llegado de Cuba
Las pellculas son mny aplaudidas.
La de la corrida de toros en- Sevilla,
es imponderable.
La proyeccion es perfecta.
Verdaderamente, 81 espectaculo me-
reee eI favor que el pnblico le dis
pensa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17

La distinguida esposa de nuestro
amigo 81 doctor Esteban Verges, ha sAa-
do lnz un precloso nino, primer frutc
de la union de este matrimonio feliz
HI alumhramiento fu6 dificil lleg6
4 inspirar serios cnidados mas, por
fortuna, la hora presente tanto In
madre como al infante estan completa-
mente fuera de peligro
Felicitamos por clio nuestro buen
AMIGO IL doctor NergGs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
E| jniciO de PaStoriXa

III coresponsal Ell Arecibo NOS infor-
ma Que Sc ha celebrado en- aquella Cor
te de Distrito el juicio eontra los SO
cialistas que agredieron al senor Pedro
Pastoriza, levando la defensa he los
acnsados IL senor Lopez Landr6n
Dicho Iuicio fuf presenciado por nu-
meroso pdblico que llenaba Ia sala
La Corte Sc ha reservado el falIo pa-
IA mas adelante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-17
La BaillO

Con la opera "Traviata traducida
al castellano, Sc ha despedido del pG-
blico de Ponce la compania EN- que f.
gura la aplaudidisima tiple senoritS
Baillo
El debut de dicha compafia en eA
teatro de Mayaguez debe tener efect@
esta n0che
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03

| babe was born. 1t was christened
! with high sounding name that did
not last ong-"Brotherhood of
Railroad Brakemen of the Western
Hemisphere. And the name came
awfully near smothering the babe.
Hut the babe survived the name for
six long years. and in the meanwhile
grew Justify. Then it was given its
present name.
The nine men who founded the
order met with many acknowledgements.
but they never lost faith. And that
their faith was well founded is evil
denced by the fact that today the
brotherhood mas 10000 members. $50
lodges, 100000 in its protective fund
81 800 900 il available assets and a
record of having paid every death
and disability claim-a total of SIT
100000 If that isn't a record to be
proud of. then there is no such thing
as a proud record in the world of
organized labor.
Within the ranks of the Brother
hood are included freight and pas
senger conductors. yard masters. yard
foremen. switchmen and their helpers
freight and passenger brakemen and
train baggagemen. 1t maintains
close working aff1liation with the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
the Order of Railway Conductors, the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Ensinemen and the Order of Rail
read Photographers.
1t is a legend of the brotherhood
that the ritual was written by a Ma
son. an Odd Fellow and Knight OF
Fythias. Whether this be true or not.
it is agreed by the membership that
the ritual is dignified and uplifting
Tie headquarters are at Cleveland.
floor of the American Trust company
building. One hundred clerks are
employed. The grand master draws
a salary of $4,000 year and devotes
Ills entlTe Time 10 tne WOTk Oh the
order. The secretary receives $1,000
and the assistant grand masters. five
in number. receive $500 each. They
navel about the country and keep in
constant touch with the membership
Since August, 1895. Patrick H. Nor
risey has been grand master of the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
He is a splendid example of what
| intelligence, force of character and
the right sort of conservatism can do
in the upbuilding of great labor
movement. When he makes up his
mind to act he acts swiftly and hits
hard Some time ago the local union
at Hartford, Conn. violated an agree
ment it had entered into with a rail
road. The road appealed to Morrisey.
| His answer was to fire the local out
of the Brotherhood instantly And
he did not stop there. He sent men
to take the places of the strikers and
he protected them with the whole
Istrength of his organization. That's
the reason that Morrissey is grand
master. He plays the game fairly.
He believes that agreements should
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03

not single journeymen is out of en-
ployment at present in Cleveland.
They expect to come to an agreement
with another firm in few days.
The Leigh Valley Railroad has
placed an order for two small bridges
with the Pennsylvania Steel company.
and the New York. New Haven and
Hartford has ordered another 1000
tens of heavy rails.
The principal address at the Labor
Day celebration of the Green Bottle
Blowers association at Bridgeton. y.
=, was made by Mrs. Ella Mcdonald
Nalesch. one of the editors of the
American Federationist.
Billy Sunday. the baseball evange-
list, refused to have his sermons pub
lished by a '.scab" printing firm in
Hammond, Ind. and on Wednesday OF
last week went TO the establishment
and broke the plates of the book with
hammer.
The only industries employing chill
dren in large numbers are the glass.
shirts. tobacco. cigars and cigarettes
and the textile industries throughout
the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Edgerton have
returned from their wedding tour.
They visited in Idaho and Montana
while away.
Secretaries of local unions are re-
quested to send to The Wageworker
d corrected roster of their respective
locals
People who are waiting to see the
moving pictures of the Bryan notifics-
ton meeting will be disappointed
The pictures were spoiled in the
making.
Mr.. Taft's voice was absent while
he was in Lincoln. But what of it?
He is depending upon his masters
voice, anyhow.
Twelve years ago they had to
march. but they didn't have to last
Wednesday highland they didn't.
The new Wonderland now mas "A
front that would do credit to any city
in America. The enterprising man.
agement CT this amusement resort is
reaping the reward of enterprise AMI
good service.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
THE RAILWAY TRAiNMEN.
Brotherhood Has Just Celebrated Its
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary.

On Wednesday, September "a, the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
celebrated its silver anniversary.
lodges. Not many We're present at
most of these lodges. for a majority
of the membership is on duty most
of the time. But practically every
where few gathered and celebrated
the anniversary.
Twenty-Five years ago. on Septem-
Der %. 1888. the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen was born. Its birth
place was a little red caboose on the
Delaware & Hudson River Railroad,
and nine men We're present when the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
THE BARTENDERS.
Little Doing Outside of the Ordinary
Routine of Business.

Nothing doing-except work. said
one of the bartenders when The Wage
worker man went out in quest of
rews. And work isn't so ALFRED
I.lenty. Practically half of our mem
bership is idle on account of the re-
duction in the number of bars and
hours. Several have engaged in othe i
lines of business, several have left
town, and the rest are taking a day
now and then when some regular man
wants TO lay off,
Herman Sunbeam went hunting the
first of the week. This newspaper has
reason to believe that he didn't get
a feather SUNBEAM said he would
bring us a couple of ducks if he
Killed any. and as he hasn't brought
them in the indications are that there
was nothing doing.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
JOHN MITCHELL IN LINE.
Famous Labor Leader UnequivocaII,
Endorses Bryan's Candidacy.

Endorses Bryan's Candidacy
On September Is the Buffalo, n Y.
Republic. in order to set at rest all
doubts about John Mitchell's stand
in the present political contest, wired
the ex-president of the Miners Union
Mr. Mitchell replied as follows
Spring Valley, Ills. September IS.
To the Buffalo Republic: Answer
ing your telegram of today, 1 have
this to say:
Il sincerely believe that all honest
interests in this country. including
those of the workingman. would be
greatly benefited by the election of
Pryan. Legitimate business and hon
est wealth would have nothing to fear
in such event
The platform on which Mr.. Bryan
stands. fully recognizes the rights OF
organized labor and gives specific as
sGrances of legislation that will pro-
tect the rights and liberty of orga-
nized labor The platform on which
Nj Taft stands, gives no such
recognition and no such assurances.
The issue, therefore. is clearly drawn
and that is the reason Mr.. Gompers
and the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor advised
rr-.,1 tot
The predatory rich who are so
Jealous in their advocacy of MI. Taft
clearly indicate where the rest of the
people should stand in the fight
JOHN MITCHELL.
Second Vice-Pres. A. F. of l..
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
GENERAL MENTION.
Brief Bits OF News Picked Up From
Here and There.


Secretary-Treasurer W. d. Ryan oil
the United Mine Workers of America
is trying to capture the republican
nomination for congress in the TWEEN
ty-first Illinois district
Severe depression affects the iron
trades in northeast Derbyshire. Eng
hand. Since March about 1900 EN-
lloyes have been discharged at vari
Gus works, owing to scarcity OF
orders.
Painters and decorators at Sher'
man. Texas. who went on strike for
ar eight-hour day at $3.50, which was
refused. have started a cooperative
shop with excellent prospects of max
ing il a success.
The Montana State Federation of
Labor is initiating petition for sub
mission at the next general election
for the employers liability act. and
an act exempting labor unions from
injunctions.
Recent advices from Christiana are
t,> the effect that strikes. lockouts and
labor conflicts are numerous in Nor
way at the present time. The lum-
Der. building. wooden and leather in
uGstries are particularly affected.
The Bakers Union of San Francisco
has appointed a committee to prepare
: Recommendation to the international
convention that is to meet in October
to erect home for aged and disabled
members of the organization.
The mayor of Knoxville, Tenn, re,
Gently appointed three representatives
Of organized labor to assist in draft
ing the new city charter. and through
their efforts it is expected that the
initiative and referendum clause will
&c inserted.
Trade unionists at st. Joseph Mo-.
are working hard to send members
from their own ranks as representa-
uves to the legislature and other
offices.
The total amount invested in Cana
Gian railways is s1,l7l ,000. 200. One
sixth of the Canadian population owes
its livelihood to these undertakings.
The unionists of St Joseph, Mo.
have organized a Legislative League
for the purpose of examining into tn,
records of candidates for Legislative
cfices.
The differences between the Nasn
vile. Chattanooga & St Louis Rail
road and it's switchmen in Atlanta
Ga. will be arbitrated. and the me,
have returned to work.
In Harrisburg. Pa. a city ordinance
has been passed which prohibits tn,
employment of foreign labor on an,
municipal work undertaken in the fu
ture.
The Altoona Iron Co. announce
that its rolling mill. which has beel
idle since last winter. will resume mex
week, giving employment to severa
hundred men.
Sheet Metal Workers report tina
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
CAPITAL AUXILIARY.

Capital Auxiliary No. II will meet
Wednesday, October IA, with Mrs
7. G. Sayer 1885 Vine street.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03

be carried out honestly and he has
1.-THE courage of mis- convictions