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The Washington times., 1910-08-28
DECISION Anglers
GARMENT WORKERS
Demonstrations in Streets
Follow Ruling Against
Closed Shop Strike.

NEW YORK. Aug Zs--Thousands OF
striking clOalmakeTs are today in,fiE-
nant over the developments in the
strike within the last twenty-four hours.
and further demonstrations seem IN
evitable-
Last night the thousands Of the
strikers paraded the downtown streets
in protest against the conditional sur
render Of the manufacturers and
against the injunction, rendered yester-
day. in which the court declared that
a closed shop" strike was 2 conspiracy
in restraint Of trade, and therefore IL
legal
The police were eorced 20 break up n
number Of parades in which there was
inCipient TiOlinE-
Justice COTS decision in the sUmeIue
court wss one OF the most sweeping in
junction ever granted against a labor
organization, and is regarded as the
death blow 10 similar strikes II II IS AZ
firmed by higher courts
Leaders Of the 500 strikers erected a
settlement, with the manufacturers N
which the cloakmakers were granted
practically everything they demanded
except a CLOSED shop The strikers
promptly voted 70 decline a settlement
on such a basis.
The Washington times., 1910-08-28

lated almost entirely by Italians OF
the labcriHg class * another OF tEe
courts which the board contemplate
turning 20 uses other than those OF ha1-
itatiou, as IS also Queens court. lying
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
and / and NJ stree northwest, which
contain fourteen houses and is kuo1e-s
as stable alley"
CrahJree court within q short block
Of Willow street alley, is q small alley
street which 10 is ultimately expected
viii be removed and opened up Arm
OTy court and its uei-hsu-. louise
Alley" two Of the worst alley streets
in the city. and that portion OF Maine
Avenue lying east Of -aEd-a-ha-L
street southwest. VIII De- eliminated by
the carrying out Of the Mall project
The members of the board having the
preliminary work In charge are very
sanguine and express no doubt but
that Congress will. al the coming seS-
sion. provide funds for the Institution
OF the work Of eliminating al Of the
city'S alley streets and courts and "a
the sam time improving both the
health nd the morals or the districts
surrounding these lLrkIng places OF
disease and criminality-
The Washington times., 1910-08-28
DON'T STAY IN TIE HOUSE
UusightIy Skin Affections which CausB
Embarrassment Are Quickly
Cured by Poslzm-

To tell the truth. I was ashamed 10
20 out SAYS Mr. John Rogers OF At
la1ta, Ca Ny trouble was eczema on
each side OF my nose and caused lots o.
trouble and expense. I used every prep
aratiou I could get hold Of but they al
seemed TO make f. worse until I tried
DosIam- can truly say every trace OF
il has disappeared and does not seem 70
return POsl2m is a wonderful remedy
keen some at hand ali the time
The success Of P0slan IS not q al
surprising when il Is considered -naJ
even a small C-IauCity stops itching i'm
med5ateIy and proceeds 10 heal Il once
The very worst cases Of eczema as Wei
- acne. herpes. letter piles, SAT- rneUIIl
rash crusted humors scaly scalp ana
every form Of itch yield 70 Il readily
BIenfshes such as pimpleS- red noses
muddy OF tu6arned skin disappear the
complexion being cleared overnight
4 speCiaI 5O-Ceut package OF poslrl1 =
rreDstred for minor uses and this. as
well as the regular $ jar. Is on sale By
all druggists. particularly Dsrafn =
O-DonnelTs, ATlecks, and the People
DRUG Store
: sample Of pOSIam. which VII AFFORD
a convincing test. VIII be sent BY mall
free Of charge. TO anyone who VIII write
TO the Emergency Laboratories = west
Tvreurv-ffth street, New York city
The Washington times., 1910-08-28
NALDECKER'S BODY
LYING At HORGUE
German Editor, Stricken by
Heart Disease, Without
Relatives in Capital.

Coroner hewitt this afternoon issued
certificate OF death from natural
causes in the case Of Emmanuel Wal
decker, a well-known German resident
or the city. who dropped dead yester-
day in'the office OF a newspaper called
the Washington Journal which he mad
conducted At 10 Sixth street nOrthwes-
Waldecker's BODY is at the morgus,
whence II was renewed Immediately
after death No claim for IT has been
MADE, owing 10 the Tact. II is said, that
he has 10 relatives in the city.
II Is possible that one Of the German
fTareTual societies MAJ claim the body
tomorrow In anticipation Of such &C
ticn Coroner hewitt ordered that the
body be prepared fOr removal II Z
were claimed within a reasonable time.
EaIdecker yesterday was setting
type at his ease" when suddenly he
uttered a gr0an and fell TO the floor
a physician was summoned, but exam
nation showed that life was extinct
Heart disease Is given as the cause
OF death
The Washington times., 1910-08-28

the Congressional Library and q part Of
the roof Of the louise office building
also VISIBLE IllUSt Etes Just how close
lhlS eFll spot lies TO the very seat OF tile
CouHJTy'S government
The District already owns 1851 square
teet Of the 1851 square feet which 70 is
estimated viii be necessary in order 20
carry out the park or playground uIar-
by the requirement Of the remain lining
ground it VIII be possible 10 cut the en-
IRE heart out of the alley. leaving
rectangular square to De used as tho
board viii probably recommend. as 4.
puDIc playground The aIlew lends it,
sell admirably 10 the pia5:, as may be
seen by referring 10 the photograph or
the enlarged plat all Of the ETOUnI
within the heavy tine being included n
the project.
Linge-s' Court Included.
II is the intention OF the board to ap-
ply the same plans 10 Lin-er-s c0Urt.
which lies between Nineteenth and
Twentieth and I and N streets north
west. In this court the District already
owns one-hait OF the Eroun5 that VIII
be reGSred FOR carrying ont the park
project There are al resent twenty
nine brick houses in Lfu-cr-s court, all
Of them in fair sanitary condition,
though a very few years ago this court
furnished more tuberculosis cases than
any other area of three times its size
and number Of Inhabitants in the entire
District.
The plans Of the board. as already
formulated contemplate asking for ap-
preparations sufficient merely to acquire
and improve Willow Tree alley and
LfnZer's court II the present time The
project. however, Is TO be carried IN
until. within 2 few years, none Of these
courts and alleys VIII remain
Schotts court. which lies one block
east of the Senate OlT-ce building, be
tween FTrts and Second and = and G
streets northeast and which is pOpU-
The Washington times., 1910-08-28
HOLD PTCH GOWNS
OF DETROIT WOMAN
Collector of Port of New York
Wants Explanation About
Clothes on Liner.

NEW YORK, Aug 2S-It was
learned here today that Partisan
gowns valued at $4,000. belonging TO
Airs. Mayme NcKeuna, OF 2252 Nichi-
gan avenue. Chicago were confscat-
ed by New York customs officials in
the night smuggling raid on che lin
er MaUre5snia Thursday
Mrs. Anna Hoar. mother Of Mrs.
AIcKenna, received a message today
saying that the latter was delayed
IN her return here having been sum
mOned 10 appear today before the
deputy collector TO explain why she
did not declare the gowns
The Washington times., 1910-08-28
MAGNATE GOES TO MEXICO.

LONDON. Aug &--Lord Cowdray.
who before his elevation 10 the peerslee-
was Weetznan Pearson, the oil magnatf.
who made d successful fight against tie
Standard on Company in Mexico. mas
left England 70 resume business on rs
Mexican properties He IS accompanied
by his wife and son, and gave out tns
statement that his visit was strictly
a business one.
The Washington times., 1910-08-28
BOTTLE BRINGS WORD
OF. SCHOONER WRECK
MiSsive Found on Maine Beach
Tells Of Disaster in Fog

BOSTON. 1Gass-. Aug 2S.-Superfn-
tendeut Pierce, OF police headquarters,
received from Stouinston. Ne. tele-
Eram stating that a bottle found on
the beach contained the follow ing
Notify John Drew. Of the SoutE, End.
Boston. that his brother AEclzez was
lost on the schooner JoHr d, ct Port
land. in the fog we can't get help II
is uov August %"
NOBODY could be found in Boston who
knew the writer Of the note. nor his
brother John Drew. The John D was
rwelve-tOn schooner sailing from
New Jersey port. and built in 1883.
The Washington times., 1910-08-28
Fate Planned for Capital S
Notorious Slams

Sums may become -PR~time plots
District 10 acquire them through
condemnation
Willow Tree alley and other SIumz
average one and OHe-quarter ar
rests a day each, and oHenseS
range from drunkenness to unur-
derous assault
Linger'S court, Schotd's alley.
Crabtree alley, ArmOry court, and
Louise alley are doomed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
Labor Briefs.

The coal operators of the northern
fields Of Colorado are said to be plan.
ming to start another war on organized
labor.
twenty-five thousand plumbers and
gasftters struck In Paris, France. re-
Gently for higher pay and 4 shorter
workday.
Actors union No. Of Chicago is
developing plans to organize the COL
ored performers Of that city. There
are around 600 Of such performers.
The 1000 vestmakers Of New York
who struck recently were victorious.
Two thousand Of the strikers were
girls. The strikers returned to work
at Is per cent wage increase.
1.-The man who boasts that he works
with his head instead Of his hands
might be reminded" says John Mitch
ell. that the woodpecker does the
same and Is the biggest bore in the
business"
The Birmingham city council has
adopted the rule that the standard of
wages in districts where work IL being
executed for that English city should
be paid not only BY contractors. but
BY subcontractors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
Interesting Reading for
Tubercular Invalids

The makers of Eckman's Alternative
the medicine that is curing tubercu-
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1t tells in their own language the
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Such straight-from-the-hea evid-
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No matter if you have unfortunate
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the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eckman's
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mans Alternative after all hope had
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718 Cherry ST., Phila, Pa
Gentlemen. I'm July 1905, l first no
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20

elections for delegates to the state
convention In over twenty up state
counties.
The suffragettes who invaded the
primary election in New York county
last night when a delegation was
elected to the state convention pledg-
ed for Roosevelt, we're crestfallen to-
day. The women declared that the
men were SO busily engaged in con
troversy over the Craftsmanship row
that the question of emancipating wo
men" didn't have a look-in.
County Chairman Lloyd c. Girls
com will head the New York county
delegation. although all of the dele
welt Among them are former United
States Attorney Henry l.. Stimson
Representative Herbert L. Parsons
United States Senator Root. Otto Ban
nard, George Knox Bell and othel
prominent men in the party.
Women Are Ignored.
Women invaded the fight in the at
tempt to have some of the delegation!
pledged to introduce a plank in thu
republican platform indorsing woma,
suffrage. The fair politicians were
outdistanced early and were neve
heard of again.
The elections today in the up stat
counties were in the stronghold o
the bosses. They included the dis
tricts of Albany. Onondago and Mon
roe. where William Barnes. Jr., Fran
els Hendricks and George w. Aldrig
are supreme Old guard victorie
were also predicted in Columbia
Schenectady. Fulton and Hamilton
/ counties. IN Oneida, Vice Presiden
Sherman has had the fight of his poli'
ical life. The republicans in Oneid
in which Utica, Mr.. Sherman's home
is located, have been divided on tn
! Craftsmanship issue.
Other counties electing were Mas
ara, Erie, Rensselaer,, Broome. Chen
ung and Westchester. 1t was reporte
that some of the delegations would g
uninstructed while others would b
divided. In Niagara, John A. Merritt
collector of the port of Niagara Fall!
has been waging fight in behalf c
the old guard. Niagara county las
year elected a democrat to the Assem-
bly,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
Payina His Rilla,

TUyIN9 TVS oII8.
Friend-Pretty busy just now. Mr..
Klexl? Artist-very, thanks. Paint
ing all my creditors.-Berlin Journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
ROUTINE MATTERS BEFORE CITY COUNCIL
Sinking Fund Ordinance for Municipal Light Plant Adopt
ed-Keys Of City Turned Over to the Fall Fes-
tva Association.

To provide for payment Of the $144.-
600 bonded Indebtedness of the Mu-
nicipal light plant. which is due in
1927. q sinking fund ordinance. pro-
viding that $22 q day shall be set
aside from the receipts of the plant
for a fund to pay this Indebtedness.
was passed by city council last night.
The payment OF the S22 per day will
begin October /.
Mayor Zimmerman declared he be-
lieved the ordinance to be the most
important. passed during the present
republican administration. The plan
of paying for the light plant was orig
mated by. City Controller E. G. Nc
Mahan. several months ago. He plac-
ed the proposition before the sinking
fund commission. of which NJ. J.
O'Brien Is president. and 1t met with
hearty favor.
City Attorney A. NJ. Gardner drew
up the ordinance and it was presented
at a special meeting of council a few
weeks ago and then considered in the
secret sessions of council during the
last few weeks.
For Fall Festival.
The Fall Festival will be given full
rights OF the town during the festival
dates. October 5. 6 and z. w. H. Bar.
tel, who as~appointed on a commit.
&c
Business club regarding the Fall Fes.
tival, reported that Fred Lahrman.
chairman of the decorating committee
Of the Fall Festival. would furnish
the police department a small blue
print of the decorations contemplated
The different merchants will be Civ
en- privilege to build light frame dec
orative structures over the side walk
in front OF their places Of business
and stands will be permitted on the
street corners.
Mayor Zimmerman said to Mr.. Bar
tel, who is a member of Fall Festival
committee:
The city will be yours during the
festival and all we ask is that there II
no obstruction to the police or fire
departments. nor for pedestrians.
believe the festival will respect these
orders as 1t has done in the past.
Transfer Of Accounts.
An ordinance was passed authoriz
ing the transfer Of money from certain
accounts to other accounts. These
were as follows: From the account Of
equipment of the West Side hose
house. to the account of miscellan
eous expense Of the fire department
$2S0.73; from the account Of the Yves,
Side hose house. to the account Of fire
department feed. $3.50: from the &C
count of patrol horse feed to the &C
count of fire department feed. SIS.
The ordinance amending q former
ordinance. 30 that sheds may be plac
ed over business house doors on al
streets but Main. was read the sec
ond time. but no amendments offered
It will come up for final reading at thu
next meeting.
Mayor Zimmerman told council tn
amendment was bad one. He SAIL
an experiment had been tried yester
day morning with one of the long lad
ders Of the fire department on tn
city building and for the safety o
the department the ladder had to b,
placed close to the building. II Their
had been a shed 1t would have beel
impossible to reach to upper Windows
he said.
III there Is any kick on the she'd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Tuesday, September 20. Richmond
Lodge No. 1876, F. & A. NJ. Called
meeting. Work in Fellow Craft de
gree.
Wednesday. September 81, Webb
lodge. No. "a, F. & A. NJ. Stated meet
ing. ...s
Friday, September %. King Solomon
Chapter. No. 4. r. A. NJ. Special
meeting. Work in Past Master de
gree. Refreshments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
0raanMieh Hill.

Greenwich Hill.
Probably mo- hill In the world has
had 90 strangely varied q history or
played 20 important q part in the At
fairs Of men 40 that at Greenwich. The
granite line across the footpath on its
summit II the meridian from which
the longitude ON every British map
and chart II calculated. All England
sets Its time by the mean solar clock.
There II q large galvano-magnetic
clock nxed ON the outside wall OF the
observatory and divided into twenty
four hours. There are still many who
believe this clock Is kept going BY the
sun. They do not know that the nxed
stars are the real timekeepers from
which Britishcrs check their daily
progress. Graphic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
Delegates to the State Con-
vention of Republicans
Being Chosen.
WHAT 0UTL0O ks TODAY
SHERMAN HAS FIVE MORE FOL-
LOWERS THAN ROOSEVELT FOR
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, BUT so
ARE DOUBTFUL.
(American News Service)

New York. Sept. 2O.-For Theodore
Roosevelt for temporary chairman of
the republican state convention, 4S0:
for Vice President James s. Sherman,
4S5; doubtful, so.
That was the way the temporary
craftsmanship fight between Col.
Roosevelt. heading the New York
state contingent of the New Nation
alists," and the republican organiza.
ton stood today when the struggle
was carried into the very heart of the
old guards territory with primary
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
THE DOCTORS AGREE.
Two Physicians Both Agree on tn
New Scientific Dandruff Treatment.

!
New Scientific Dandruff Treatment.
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Dr. w. G. Alban. of Wal.a Walla,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
OVERRIDING II.

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Naegus-Yes: but. blame II, Borua,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
HEAR OF LOST BAGS
Three Balloons in National
Championship Race Have
Been Located.
WINNER NOT YET DECIDED
american News Service,

american News Service.3
Indianapolis. Sept. 20-Three here
fofore unreportsd balloons. the last Of
thirteen which left Indianapolis Sat.
urday afternoon. were heard from this
morning. The Buckeye" landed at
showalter. Virginia. Monday, and the
miss Sophia" at Midvale. w. Va.
Monday night. Inaccessibility of the
landing places prevented earlier re-
ports.
The "New York." which had been
almost given up a. lost, landed at
Portsmouth. Ohio. Sunday evening.
Her pilot, Thomas Baldwin arrived
home In New York City today and was
surprised to learn no one had reported
the landing Of his balloon. The win
ner Of the national championship race
has not yet been decided by the rae.
Ing committee.