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The labor world., 1909-12-18
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BUFFALO,s Dec. 17.-Al. Limerick,
former prize fighter, now, shipping
master of the: Lake Carriers Associa-
tion at Buffalo, has been ordered in
United States district court: here to
be held. for the. United States grand
jury.
The crime with which Limerick lis
accused Is that of having shanghaied
two little boys, John Stromberg and
Henry Dobozin, on board the freight
er Salt Lake City. / Limerick gave
bail in the sum of $500 to appear for
trial in United States court. : -.
The next ordeal which, limerick
and the Lake Carriers Association
will have to: :tface-for the real de-
fendant in this case is not Limerick,
the tool, but the Vessel Trust which
employed him-Will be the federal
grand jury. t= ,,:~>sa. -. :,
The case made by the governments 5
witnesses Is so strong, and so damag-
ing were the admissions of. the wit
nesses called by the defense, that the
federal authorities at Buffalo have
little doubt that Limerick will be in
.dicted next month. ~. ?
The labor world., 1909-12-18
ss tContinued On sl,suses - Ssls I.
.DEIEGATE TO PAINTERS
sss CONVENTION n rs FOUND
] sf DEAD IN BED At CINT1

s Cincinnati, Dec: 4 Z hon1as Fish
er, sixth vice presid dent OF the Internas
tional brotherhood OF Painters Paper,
Hang gers and Decorators. was found
dead de / q s in y his room ct q private boar dtnl
ahohse Monday.
sSs Fisher whose home was ontreaI
I lCanada came her week ago sto at4
.tend the bienntA conventio of thli
sorder q hich ne was one of, |, thls
I[oeatsa ~ due % natural e4use
The labor world., 1909-12-18
DID ,NOTsVOTE 81
.y8s DOWN HOME pROfOsITTON

CHICAGO. G g? 6 y Ill. Dec. Il rhe run1or
that q + the nternati tional Pressmer /, 1 and
assistants union had voted down the
proposit ION seems to have been
unfonnded ,s$8
Secretary Mem lien SAYS. the home
srrop position W was carried by more than
q 100 1 @ maj jority and Patrick ought to
.as know, for he counted the votes.
a=. Mt 1REeagan, B the big Chicago press
man g she Will donate $l 900 to the
fund
sS divid uai subscri ption are nov lrs
sdtroppi into head dqaart ters. S.s5 sssSSJJ
The labor world., 1909-12-18
WHOLE TOWN IN ARKANSAS ssts...
..|S is ENJOINED BY ROAD

FORT SMITH, Ark, Dec. 17.----The
Kansas City Southern railroad has
secured temporary Injunction order
mere against the entire town Of. gMena,
Ark. = I, its citizens and those residing
nearssfhe city, restraining them fro Is
interfering rfe with the railway u }555s 81; Il. 4,
5S5 The he suit is the opening gun. IA ~
!; battle l n on the part OF the srailro.d COM
pany to remove its shops from Mena
against s the protests of that city
The labor world., 1909-12-18
South American Workers Will
Soon Seek World Organization
sHoEWoRKERs UNION "
J. ..: WAS BORN AT PHILA.

= Philadelphia, Dec. IL In the
fall Of 1892 the pioneer union Of
ssll loework Sc ] was i organized in
Philadelphia. TT ?!$s..15 }s3 35@{S9a u
.sN. e grew to ss be onstdered O.:
power, and In 17765a strike III all !.
tthe shops Of city was ordered TO I.
enforce, a demand for an. in
crease Of wages. ", 49, ., Z. IN.
! 1t lasted but-a few days, the
employers recognizing the. de-:
mand. ~ :, ~. ....y
The labor world., 1909-12-18
RAILROADS, WEAKENING,
CRY FOR<ARBITRATION
LOST BUSINESS AND
QUIT mister" BUCK

Omaha, Dec. 17.-One of the
largest retail furniture firms In
this city, which for years has had
the local agency for the notorious
Bucks Stove & Range company,
discontinued business with them
last week and placed large or
der with, a fair firm In Aurora,
ILL.,, that Manufacture the ".Acorn'
stove. $& 4 iii !
he demand for the Van C1eave
product had become so light that
I the firm discovered it was losing
: proposition to carry the unfair
articles any longer.
The labor world., 1909-12-18
Will Fight to Exempt Labor =:
From Scope Of Sherman Law
TO MAKE BOOKING r
= AGENTS ..TOTE' FAIR

- New York, Dec. :17.-A joint
war on unfair booking agents
I has been decided upon by the
i Actors Union and the White Rats:
OF America. d.. s%r .... 'c,EE :.
The members Of the two organ
izations are determined to put an
end, to the practice of inserting g
clause in contracts granting man
ayers the right to cancel acts
after one performance without
pay.
The labor world., 1909-12-18
SUPERIOR .[ATHERS
I WILL. ATTEND SOCIAL .
!. TO Be HELD JAN. 28

,s4 One of the staunchest and = most
progressive unions, at the head OF the
lakes is Lathers' union, No. -, Of this
city. This local is taking nobody,s
gasoline in the matter Of attendance
and union enthusiasm IA. Il II Js4.ss e Ss:& 81 $
4 The annual election Of No. ~ was
held last Friday evening 1t Kalanla-
ZOO hall and two of the Old officers
We're retained on the official roster. y
:, Albert Meldahl was reelected sec
retary and George Walters was again
chosen treasurer In addition I'D.
sMeldahl,s q brother Of Secretary Mel:
dahl, was elected president and wal
ter Matheson was selected as the new
ice-president. S IS 1. .$, s.7s. s5as5e'
With this enterpr1sing and up-to-
date bunch Of officers the Lathers bid
fair to outstrip I'M go even the fine
progress made In the past year. Il ::s=.@ Z
* In this connection It. can be said
that the name OF Meldah1 is one inti-
mately connected with this union i,
+ = Al J. Meldahl, member OF the Du-
luth board Of public works, and the
father OF Albert and I'D. Media is
a member OF the union making three
members OF the same family Oh the
membership list. 81 u: \
1: At. the meeting OF the union last
Friday night arran angenents were made
for the annual Lat thers' social to zbe
held In Kalainaz hall on St he even
ing Of Jan. rs. ss.ss
81 The thers' union Of. superior Will
be present at the social In - body and
g g lively time is ant ss
The labor world., 1909-12-18

PHILADELPHIA, liz AAtllEl,LllPl Dec. 17.--Em-
ployes OF the Rapid Transit Company
who were on strike last spring, are /
now forsnula lating demands for; i raise
tn wages to Is cents an hour. s
The labor world., 1909-12-18
5!T,uand !, * 1[gILL, f:R;:E''T, 2; 4 1, .

i The first eetlng II the season will
be held this, saturA lay, ], IL eyening, at
Rowley's hall, n IL West First street
byszenith lodge No. 4 of the Tug1nen.
SAs Il Isl proposed y make arrange
ments for the future meetings Of the
winter a large attend lance 4isR desired. / &
The labor world., 1909-12-18

NE esdifEerences sexi sting between the
!Selriggs rnhsic 1ho use of Kew anee and
organized labor been adj justedI
e, :Sss BiSsss
The labor world., 1909-12-18
PHILADELPHIA STREET CAR @.
EMPLOYEES SEEK WAGE RAISE

It won't be switchmen's wages.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
IN EDUCATIONAL CIRCLES.

white cupids- Oyster cocktails were seIv>
Cd with tabdsCO sauce. then followed
tomato DOuillOn
Breasts OF SQUADS and riced potatoes
were sarnished with red peppers. But
tered asparagus was served on heart
shaped toast Beet salad was served
with cheese Cranberry frappe, cakes
and coffee completed the dainty -ePast-
Each girls initials were formed IN red
on the white iced cakes An interesting
feature IN connection with these lunch
cons is that everything was prepared 1t
the Cathedral Domestic Arts institute.
Of which Mrs Lillian Cox Athey IS Jhs
principal
George washington Iuucheons viii bs
given by the students this week
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
ALLEGED OPIUM JOINT RAIDED.
Two Men and a woman Arrested
at BIadensburg-


Special to The Washington Herald.
Hysttsville, Nd, Feb. 2o-Armed with
a search warrant. officers 7. H. Gar
rison. Wallace c. Rsybold, and William
Miller raided an alleged opium Joint in
Sand street, Bladensburg. this afternoon
about ) o'clock. and arrested Richard
Moulten Goundie. Lottie Goundie. his
wife, and Thomas Brown. who were
placed IN the Hyattsville jail awaiting a
preliminary hearing Monday. man
named Mackey was also held as wit
ness.
Deputy Sheriff Garrison and his col
league. Wailace & RaybOld have been
watching the sand street house for sew
eral days. This afternoon Garrison placed
man al the District line TO watch IN
coming electric cars. and when the man
he suspected got or he was inlmetii5.ts-
~ notified With the officers Garrison
went to the house The woman, sup
posed 10 be Mrs Goundse opened the
door. The officers rushed 20 the second
story. and found Goundie in bed, COW
cred up. He vas asleep. Brown was
found in the next room in the act OF
hiding a bottle Of morphine under q Ded.
Garrison broke open a trank and found
a bottle filed with morphine and several
empty vials. When the officers arrived
at the house Macksy had gone and Gar
rison arrested him at the Palo Alto
House. and ne is being held as wit
ness
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
PROHIBITION LOSES
West Virginia Senate Rejects
the Amendment.
LACKS THE TWO-THIRDS VOTE
Amendment to Constitution, Which
Passed House, Is Defeated In Upper
Braneh-Democrats- Wait Until Re-
pubIicans Vote. and Cast Part of
Their Vote Against Prohibition.
spaal to The Washington Herald.

sFs5isl TO The Washington Herald.
Charleston W. Va. Feb. 20-Despite
warnings that they were violating their
platform pledges the Republican senate
OF West Virginia this morning by vote
Of IS 10 Il rejected the prohibition amend
ment passed 5y the house. it lacking four
votes Of having the necessary two-thirds.
Those voting for submission were Ash
burn. Baker. Blue. Carroll, Coffman,
Craig. England. Fisher. Flynn, Grimes,
Santee, Shinn. Smith of Cabell, Smith
Of Raleigh. and President Forman-IG
Against submission were Bailey. Cossin.
Gartlan. Hatfield. Hazlett. Johnson, Kidd.
Litlepage. Mcintyre. Meredith. Silver.
White. and Ziiliken-14
OF the twenty-three Republicans Of the
senate. nine voted against submission
Three less than the full Republican
strength would have been sufficient 70
carry submission.
The Democrats. with two exceptions.
waited for al the Republicans 20 vote.
and seeing the amendment defeated and
allowing It to be seen that the party in
power had defeated it. then proceeded
TO vote. all but two Of :he seven minority
members voting against prohibiuon.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
NEWS OF THE CAROLTNAS,
MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE.

Appomattox, Va--The SOuthside Virgin
ian. published here, the home Of Repre-
sentative Hal D. Flood, commends the
course Of the Virginia Anti-SaIOon League
in declaring for local option. holding that
It took a very wise course" The Vir-
ginian is supporting Judge Mann for
governor. II says that the Anti-SalOon
League viii throw its vote 10 the MOTTO
way candidate. and this vote It estimates
at 5000.
Roanoke. Va--"The Sugar Beet in Vir-
ginia~ Is the title OF q pamphlet issued
by the Norfolk and Western Railway.
This pamphlet says that experiments
made along the line Of the Norfolk and
Western show that an average Of fifteen
tons Of beets per acre can be raised. for
which farmers can get s. per ton, or SO
per acre. II says. further. that arrange
ments have been made for extensive tests
Of sugar beet raising. and that plots Of
an acre or more viii be planted all along
the railroad 4 beet specialist viii super
wise the work
Charlestown, ". Va--Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Porterfeld. widow Of George Porter
field, a former postmaster Of this place.
died Friday night az her home. aged fifty
one years. She is survived by three chill
dren.
Edinburg, Va-The Sentinel says that
". H Newman. Of Woodstock. is be-
coming rich as a dairyman, and claims
that the dairy business can be pToftably
undertaken in the Valley. 1t publishes
the following:
IN 1868 the returns from Mr.. New
mans cows averaged Sis! per head; in
1905, $50; in 1867. ssL10, and In 1903,
S10125 All cost Of feed. pasture. labor.
hauling milk 20 the creamery, &c, does
not reach quite SO per COW. Mr.. Newman
keeps twenty-five 10 twenty-four COWS. so
that bis profit on the dairy for the last
year was from s.. 100 10 Sl,2O. This, be it
remembered. is net profit. rs all expenses
Of every kind IS included In the so de-
Quoted above. He weighs all the feed his
COWS consume. and he knows exactly how
much II costs to keep them, SO there is
no guesswork about it.
Oakland, Nd. - The Garrett County
school board has decided TO conduct
three normal schools in the county in
the spring-Oakland. in charge Of Prof.
[. G. Palmer. former State senator; Ac-
cident. Prof. II. " Browning. and
Grantsvifle. Prof. Cathcart. At the close
Of the normsls the three schools VIII be
merged into q teachers training school
at Oakland.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
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The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
TO FIGHT vIRGINIA's SUIT.
Lawyers Ask West Virginia for
$4,000 to Continue Contest.

Lawyers Ask West hirSihta AoE
$4,000 tn Continue Contest.
Charleston. ". Va. Feb 2o-At a joint
secret session Of the legislature it IS
understood that the attorneys for West
Virginia. in the Virginia debt suit. asked
for $4,000 to continue the fight Attorney
General Conley. Attorney MOllohan. and
George McCHntic. counsel for the state.
and Gov. Dawson appeared at the session.
The attorneys stuck to the contention
that West Virginia owes Virginia nothing.
Il vas stated, it is understood. that
Virginia offered no excuse or answer to
West Virginia-s contention that the moth
er state had no financial interest IN the
suit. and had nothing at stake. Virginia
claims that West Virginia owes her from
s. 00o.000 TO $1,000 COO
One charge IS for Sl50.0e0 for suppressing
John Browns raid. Other charges are for
construction Of the University Of Nir-
ginia before the civil war. building monu-
ments. and maintaining the government
Of Virginia.
II was the opinion Of the attorneys that
Virginia could not enforce the decree. but
if West Virginia paid. in case Of an
adverse decision. il would be for the
honor and credit Of the state
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

AA0nE@frlUN hEhALD kI hbAL.
g. King street
Alexandria. Va. Feb. 2o.-wasbington's
Birthday viii be observed in this city
Monday next with patriotic services az
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, the
placing of a wreath on Washington's
tomb, and banquet by Alexandria
Washington Lodge Of Masons at night.
The services at Christ Church will be
under the auspices Of Mount Vernon
Chapter. Daughters OF the American Rev
oluticn- A special sermon will be preach
ed by Right Rev. Beverly D. Tucker.
The music VIII be urder the auspices OF
Christ Church Chsn+4- Of Praise
Members Of the executive committee Of
the George Washington Birthday Asso-
ciation xiii leave here at 10 O'Clock on
the palace car. Mount Vernon. carrying
with them handsome memorial wreath.
They viii embark from the rooms OF the
chamber OF commerce
At the Masonic banquet. which viii be
held in the Young Peoples Building Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
the principal speakers viii be Senators
Owen. Of Oklahoma. and Johnston, OF
Alabama The ball has been prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion.
Public school children to-day made
good use Of the tags given them for sale
for the benefit Of the Chndren's Play
ground Association. Practically every
boy and girl attending the public school
started out this morning. and before noon
the ria ioTity Of people on the streets were
wearing them The sale viii be resumed
Monday. Members Of the George Wash
ington Birthday Association claim that
they have not as yet determined upon the
site FOR the Fairgrounds, and viii not DO
so until some future date.
An item OF $4,000 IN the army bill. in
troduced in the House by Representative
Carlin. Of this city. and ia the Senate by
Senator Martin, Is for a roadway from
the south end Of the new Highway Bridge
10 Fort Myer. Residents Of both this city
and county are elated over the prospects
OF It's passage. as Il would mean the con-
struction Of a forty-foot mscsdsm road
way about three and cne-half miles in
length, and would be a great improve
ment over the present thoroughfare-
Arrangements have been made for the
organization Of a boys brigade composed
Of scholars attending the Second Pres
byterian Church Sunday school. which
viii take place next Tuesday afternoon
az O'Clock a. Armory Hall
81. reward OF s. has been offered by the
authorities Of Henrico County. Va, for
the apprehension Of Frank Johnson. who
ESCAPED from Deputy Sheriff GaTHett. of
that county. by jumping from a train
The funeral OF John +. Morrissey took
place Al 3 O'Clock this morning from s..
Mary's Catholic Church
Funeral services over the body OF Mrs
Annie Church. wife Of Frank A Church,
took place a. O'Clock this afternoon
from her home. S23 Commerce street
Arrangements have been made by the
Masonic fair committee 20 have the draw
ing for the motor boat George Washing
ton take place Tuesday night a. 30
O'Clock at Armory Hall
Rev. Selwyn X Cockren Of Washing
ton. VII tomorrow afternoon address 4
a mems meeting at the Young Peoples
Building Of the n E Church South.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
MAKES COUNTER CHARGES.
Landau Alleges His Wife. a Former
WashingtOuian, Il UnfHifhfuI.

Special % The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. Feb. 20.-AnsweTing
his wife's bill for divorce. julius Landau.
foreman Of the Eddy printing plant in
this city. to-day denied the allegations Of
infidelity and deseruon.
The answer fled in the Circuit Court
charges Mrs. Landau and her mother.
Mrs Julia Rosenberg. OF New York City,
Of conspiracy to defraud Landau Of his
property. and alleges that Mrs. Landau,
who was a former stenographer in Wash
ington. deserted him last August.
The husband further alleges that Mrs
Landau was known in Washington as
Miss Larry and appeared in various
cities as Rose Rosenberg" and r.
Brown" Landau's answer is accom-
panied by afidavits charging his wife
with inhdelity and improper conduct and
names a Winchester man.
Letters from alleged suitors accom-
pany the papers. The case viii be Heard
shortly Landau will file a cross-bill
asking divorce on statutory grounds
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
LINERS ENGINES DISABLED.
The Arapahoe Drifts and Bumps
Another Steamer.

New York. Feb. eo.-The Clyde liner
Arapshoe. in tow Of three tugs and
bound from her Spring street pier to Erie
Basin for overhauling. found the wind
and current too swift 20 permit her 10
venture, with her own engines tenn
pOrarily out Of commission. past the Bat
terry tidal eccentricities- She anchored
of the Statue of Liberty, north Of the
MunSon Lines Bylgia.
The Clyde ship dragged her anchor and
drifted down on the Bylgia- denting her
nose The ATapahce was undamaged.
and proceeded later. when the wind died
down bit.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
STILL AT FINCASTLE.
Negro Christian Has Not Been Re-
moved 20 PeBitentIary.
Special to Tie Washington Herald.

Special 70 TIE Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Feb. 9.-The negro Au-
relius Christian. who yesterday was sent
20 Fincastle jail after being sentenced
by Judge J. K. Anderson 10 die IN the
electric chair at Richmond on March -,
for criminally aSSaultinE and numbering
Miss Mary Dobbs. q 6oucteen-year-oId
girl. has not yet oeCu taken 10 the peni-
Tertiary. although the sheriff Of Bote-
court yesterday asked the Richmond au-
thorities 10 send Tor him
Christian VIII spend tonight In Fin
castle jail. and the sheriff VIII again have
the prison guarded 10 re9si any attack
that might he made. There i NJ excite
ment al Fincastle to-niEhL
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
BANKER SELIGMAN DIES.
Gave Invaluable Service 10 United
states During Civil War.

New York. Feb. @-Csble advices were
received by J. & ". Seligman. bankers
at I William street. Of the death or Henry
Seligman, a relative OF the members OF
the firm. at Frankfort-on-the-M Ger
many The dead man was 4 member or
the firm of bankers, which has Offices
London. Paris. and Frankfort. as vel as
in New York The cables say that his
death was sudden
In the early Sos Henry Seligman. VINO
was born at Frankfort-on-the-Mai
opened branch Office Of the firm IN san
Francisco. and later went hack 10 MS
native city and opened the branch there,
under the name Of Seligman & Ste1thelme.
During the civil war this branch rem
dered invaluable services 70 the United
States government by placing a large
amount Of the bonds issued by the UniJed
States. Henry Seiigmsn was eighty years
old last December, when a demonstration
was made by leading business men OF
Frankfort-on-the-Ma Main.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Southern May Resume work

Special 10 The Washington Herald
LynChbuTg Va Feb oa-The TeSump-
ton Of the double tracking work by the
southern Railway in the Chattanooga dis
trict creates the opinion that the day is
not far distant before the company viii
--~e the work on the WineSap- -Durmid
T. which passed through Rivermont
;aJ West Lynchburg This work in
cludes an immense bridge over the James
River and another over BlackwateT Creek
and the main line Of the Norfolk and
Western, as well as several overhead
street crossings in the West End. A
large force Of men are working day and
night on the tunnel under RivermOnt.
through which this line Is 10 pass.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Argnr,ents Regin wednesday.

STecial 70 TIE washinstou Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. Feb T. The srgu-
ments in the contest Of t3e bcal option
election held here on December viii
open in he Cooperation Court or wednes-
day afternoon by Judge Frank p Chris
tian. The attorneys have agreed as tc
a statement of facts pertaining TO the
case. There VIII be no evidence, and as
the argument IS expected 10 be confined
10 the constitutionality OF the Ward law.
under which the election was conducted.
and as to the right Of voters in the an
nexed portions Of the city to vote before
being a part Of the city for twelve months.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
EXHIBIT OF PICTURES.
Display Illustrating Indian Life ia
BE shown at the Sboreham.

BE shown at the Shoreham.
An exhibition OF Edward s. Curtis n
dian pictures and volumes VIII be given
on Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday
of this week. from 1875 until each day,
~ the ShOreham Hotel Alr. Curtis
series has been greatly enlarged BY ths
recent addition Of new subjects 70 the col
lection.
Among the Indian tribes pictured ars
the Mandan. Arika-a, Sioux. Absarokas
Atsina. Hidatsa. Apache. Navajo. Jica-
Tills, Pima. PapagO. Mohave. Maricopas
BlackfOot. Acoma- Nez Perce, santa
Clara. and Taos
The exhibition viii be attended by Nr.
Curtis. and is given under the patronage
OF President Roosevelt. Ambassador
JDsserand. The Right Hon. James Bryce,
Count J. II Won BernsterT. aIr- Herman
de Largercrsntz. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins,
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. Herbert
L Satteriee. Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Mrs
r. II. Townsend Mrs. Herbert Wads-.
worth Miss Boardman. Mr.. Lsarz Ander-
son. Maj Gen J. Franklin Bell Mr.. Fran
Z els E Leu2a- Hon H Cabot Lodge. Mr..
Clifford PinchOt- Mr. Z Frncis Riggs,
and Dr.. James =. WslcOtt.