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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
FOUR HURT AS B. & O. -
ENGINE OvERTURNS

Washington, Ind. June 1R.-(Spl.)--
Four men, including Frank Lefier. en-
gineer, and Joseph Gilbert. fireman,
we're dangerously, injured when a B. &
q s.-W. freight engine left the track
turned upon its side and rolled down
a 2O-foot embankment Saturday. The
accident was caused by q brake bar
striking a high switch rail while tbs
train was travelling 20 miles an hour
The engine is the first to be re-
buiH by the strike-breakers in the 10.
cal shops and was on its first ruf
since leaving the shops. %
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

Won smoke in your report about one :,
esf s.senseny." You ought -
sysu s ,,i,,, he was at Gas City. ne
A ssn.sa IN No. and when Gas Ci.5
I'm, s,n.,eu sas-n he took foreman's JOB y
SUI. ~ ~ :, ,.,oTa at New Kensington ana
ass, ~. ~, ~ sinners the dirty end OF Z
ss Axs ~ s.,s s start He is dirty Norsl
ron ,n,.s sne and most of our men VINO
.IO s..Sa. +1,s south are scabs Wnen
aIe A, ra.,a a. chance, not all Of them,
but I judge about y per sna can
There IS the two oaoous ,',, s,,.,s 81, re
name several who are scaDp1s
4. A.'A
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
AmaIgamated Association Met
With Independents.
Thursday.
INCREASE ASKED
OF SIX AND TEN
Tin Plants Must Pay NeWIPrice
of All Will Be Closed
Dune 30th.

Pittsburg, June 14-An increase OF
from six to ten per cent is asked by
union workmen Of the Independent
makers of iron and steel at big con-
ference opened in Pittsburg, Thursday
between the Amalgamated Association
Ind the independent mills President
McArdle, of the Amalgamated will pre-
side for the workmen in the follow
ing mills, Zug & Company. Pitts
burg: Whitaker-G lessner Company
Wheeling, W. Va, and Martins Ferry
ohio; Follansbee Bros. & Co., Fallons-
zee, w. Va; Pope Tin Plate, Steuben
Vile Ohio; American Rolling Mill Co.
Middleotwn, Ohio; Newport Rolling
Mill Co., Newport, KY; Carnahan Tia
Plate Co, Canton, Ohio; Empire Egos
& Steel Co., Niles, Ohio; Youngstown
Sheet and Roofing Co, Youngstown
Ohio; Atlanta Sheet & Tin Plate Co.
Atlanta, Ind, and The Deforest Sheel
& Tin Plate Co.. of Niles, Ohio.
The workmen are prepared to de-
mand six per cent advance for rollers
in the sheet mills and ten per CEN
advance for all other members Of
working crews in these mills. A raise
of ten per cent in all tin mills will b:
asked, and if not granted declare the;
& will close all mills June both, the ex
piration of the scale year. They as
sert that the year has been a good ont
GsfoF employers and that they were ON,
year ago promised a raise at this time
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
Near Hoboes"
The ordinance committee is right in thinking that Wheel
sutinu near hoboeS who want to tell them how to do it.

The above appeared in the editorial column Of the Wheeling
ntelgencer Wednesday, June 15 Its brutality is exceeded only
by the cowardce prompted its In of the Lack
of denteness we forced that reference made
matters pending the ordinance committee and the only
ent matter the application of the Wheeling Trac
ton Company for franchise add to their present ange hold
on the neck Of the Wheeling public And the only eng them
how to do it, that the request of Labor that clause
inserted compelling the company employ only union labor
this meant it is admission that has not hereto
fore been made for we assured omn that the Traction
interests were acting in the interests Of the public and it is jar
ring to be given the cold materat information that their only OBJ
iect is to make fortunes.
hoboes is cognomen that will doubtless be relish
ed by the working people members Organized Labor who
SO unfortunate as not to have made fortunes
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
Tin Plate Men Encouraged
Amalgan1ation Wants Increase
NaChiliSts
sCAB GETS HIS.

Philadelphia, Pav-The situation is
about the same as has been for the
past two months. no new strike break
ers have arrived in that time. One of
the stCurss had three fingers taken off.
while taking down set of links. They
seem to have a hard time getting a
foreman to suit in the round-house, as
they are now trying another by the
name of Donnel. This man has been
sent here from some point on the sys-
tenn
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
BAD TO WORSE.

Baltimore. Md.-They are having
considerable trouble with the valves
on engine 1904. Passenger engines $50
and S59 double heading on freight.
Passenger engine 2100 in such a con-
dition that they are running her on
freight. Engine 1880 hauled into R1v
erside dead on account of injectors not
working. Engines continue to go from
bad to worse but still they are run
ming them on freight.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
SCARS MAY STRIKE.

South Sharon, Pa.-The scabs here
sent a committee to Pittsburg, threat
ening to strike, and they got more
consideration than the strikers. We
have got all the weak ones weeded out
here and the grand total is but "a, and
most of them have been favoring go
ing back from the start. This repre-
sents the sum total of the work &C
complished by the Trust in sending
men here from other cities to work
among our men.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
ROSE PASTOR STOKES SPEAKS.

neHvers Address on Possibility of Re-
Hevfng MonOtony Of Factory Work.
Rochester, n. Y.-At the third day $
ession of the congress of the Play
ground Association reports were pre-
scented by Beulahf Kennard. Pittsburg,
Pa. ON Activities for Girls; Georg.'
w. ,Eh1er, Baltimore, Md, on organ"
izatfon and Administration OF a pay
ground" and Bessie D. Stewart. Los
Angeles, Cal, on Recreation Build
ings for Large and Small Communl-
ties
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
SAME OLD Story.

Cumberland, Md.-Engine 26S7 strip
ped herself on sand patch grade an
was hauled in by engine 2515. May q
Engine 1850 hauled in by engine 2269
with one accentrip strap and blade and
part of link motion on pilot. June l.
Engine 264S bent main rod as she was
coming into yard. Engine 2755 had to
draw fire four miles out of town, on
account of injectors failing. They had
Just been examined by one OF the
Ours" here. 80 & a.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
WILLARD HERE.

chicago, O., June s.-President WI
,.rd,s train was here this morning.
Ward engines are in such conditio !,
that they can be heard pounding a.
oSsr the Yards. Strike-breakers 90
49, 49,, ,itt,a work on yard engines ana
less ON the road engines. &c.
80 tr,a +;n house. This is our mrs.
warm day so look out.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
WILL STICK.

Elwood, Ind.-Our men are out hers
to stick It'll he'll freezes over. jim
Gardner. of Sharon is here trying to
encouragement, but the boys
know that he is trust man ana na
makes no impression. At our banquet
last night we gave every man a cnancs
to make speech on the strike situa-
ton land we passed resolutions call
ing upon every other lodge to stick
another year If necessary. Scabs mere
have to pay 1000 pounds for breaking
a roll
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
sCAB DRUNK.

connellsville. Pa,-One of the "Curs"
after becoming intoxicated, got gay
and was trimmed by some of his fel'
low men, and then resigned. SHOPS
worked but five hours today all men
and the "Curs" were sent home at
noon. Engine 2210 gave up train on
account of having broken eccentrac
straps and blades. Engine 1921 IN shop
with broken frame. Engine 1915, Just
out of shop, made one trip and IS back
in shop with frame broken IN Same
place. We have been informed that the
cost of engine supplys for this POM
was $500 more this month than the
corresponding month last year, snow
ing that the "Curs' are better able 10
amply new material, than to repair the
used. One of the "Curs" went from
this point a few days ago to the 5.
w. but has come back again, saying
that II was too warm out their for
him. Ofhcials' train went through
hauled, by engine Zig with cars NO
919. 912. 915, 9O7, go, and coach at
tached. they certainly must OF been IN
a hurry. AS they caused express NO.
az to he delayed here to allow them 10
mass. Engine 2S43 hauled in with Jew
e,rv on front end. Passenger NO.
was 80 minutes late. Message came 10
local telegraph station, ordering the
dining caro- steward to feed eleven
"Curs,' on their way to Newark, June
IAEngine 1875 working in yard with
little or no piston packing on ,rignt
side. stCurs' are scarce here ana lore
men claim it is difficult co hire more
Cleveland, O.-Passenger No. was
two hours late, with engine 1853 maui
inc her. She sounded like bass drum
coming in. The yard engines are Ger
tainlv in one awful condition, they can
he heard pound long before they eau
he seen. Engine 2O78, out OF shop &
few DAYS ago, is back in for new IRON
| end brasses; they were keyed up lou
tight for the good mechanics. Englns
soc broke an equalizer on this run
and caught the reach rod wnen tne
bar was in center. They had 10 Wal'
an another engine to haul In tram
1 Engine 2O7s on F. F. No. "a fell cow !,
For steam. had to set off 10 cars ano
was hours and 40 minutes late get
ting, in. All locals made from l 10
hours overtime today, claiming tnat
vas On account of theNpoor condition
as motive power. Two "Curs" qull
ana saw they are going to the M. Z
r.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
r,wood Conditions Reported GOoa
With Scabs Leaving.
Wife Wants to Forget Where Hus-
- band Scabbed.
Elwood, Ind. :


Bows all firm, six men quit Monday
nd left town, when asked why they
wont. they said "place no good, too
hot"
o,t fast they were hauled out at all
limos in the day and night, with the
cramps Monday.
Tuesday when men played out they
,ont them inside until their turn was
finished, so we couldn't see them come
VI Tin stacks making about half turn,
no lead stack running. >.
"Elwood reports: Condition look
no good. The company lost about
AZ men Saturday, (pay-day). Most
~ them went east. There have been
nine ouit here in, the last two weeks
and went back to work at McBet1
Evans Lamp Chimney Works and
Il conversation with two OF them'
one said he was pair heating and that
he only averaged 6Oc per day for two
weeks. The other one said he was
singing and he averaged for his
last nav of two weeks $12.00. Last
Saturday a young man who was
catching on mill No. Z, said he only
made s1.O7 turn, Said you could
not blow open the iron with dyna-
mite, It is stated on good authority
that only four mills are putting out
good work and the rest mostly scrap.
It is rumored here that they are
going to start the tin house at Gas
CITY and shut this one down. It is
reported on good authority that an
other bunch Of scabs quit today
and that the company offered them
$40 a day if they would stay three
months longer. That looks good
after IL months trial for the Steel
Trust. All we have to do is stick
and the victory is ours.
NEWSPAPERS LIE
New Castle Reports:-Too busy
today to make extended report.
Every thing o. X. situation looking
good. Havn't lost man and Will
not lose any Pay mo attention to
newspaper reports from New Castle.
They are paid for lying"
WANTS TO FORGET
New Kensington Reports:-The
strike conditions here are unchanged.
The tin mills here were both shut
down yesterday all day. The first
Decoration day that the hot mills
have ever been shut down, some OF
the old soldiers claim it was done
in order to get in right with the pub
lie, but for their part it would have
made little, difference as the employees
in the tin mills are all foreigners and
only get drunk and raise cain in gen
eral anyway on the day that Should
to their minds, be observed as sac
redly as Sunday. Last Thursday
when was in Pittsburg, l went over
to the 'Monongahela and~had look
] and was on the R. R. track in the
evening when the tin house changed
turns. You had ought to have been
there and saw what came out Of the
tin house, Dagoes, Syrians, Turks
Polish. slavs, we'll everything they
advertised for last summer and ther
some, and bringing up the rear was
the Hon. One Eyed Scab, Senseny
from out west somewhere. His wife
never mentioned the place. She
says she had too much bad luck and
trouble there and wants to forget thu
place"
Conditions hnrn ora looking ennnd
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
SAME OLD REPORTS.

New Castle, Pa.-Don't place any
reliance in reports of weakening here,
because we get reports here that they
are weakening in Martins Ferry. II
is the same old tactics.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
HOW THEY WORK IT.

Gas City, Ind.-A shearman who quit
here showed us that he sheared on one
turn 5000 bar weight of 10 guage ami
got 500; Howard Green made 10,1o''
bar weight and got 6,0OO This plate
worked all right, and shows what the
Trust is doing to them. Tons Of plate
are lying here spoiled by not being
sheared square. If the weather warns
we will have them on the run.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

holding corporation like the Northern
Securities Company. I will force these
facts on the attention Of the country
unless the Attorney General takes i'm
mediate action
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

Conditions here are looking good t.
us regardless of the report sent out
east by one of the dirty scabe of the
I'm house. When he wrote that LETT
Ter ne knew he was telling lie. That
man Will do anything the company
asks him to do. 1 have known him
ior 10 years and have always known
MN to be dirty two-faced rascal.
rms IS the third time he has scahbed
IN the tin house in the last II years
ana we have the proof for it.
There was a mill man from Sharon,
"a by the name Of Gardner here the
past week trying to break the mill
ranks. He commenced. as soon as he
ut town and the stuff he was hand
ing out was fierce, but the company
might just as we'll kept him in Sharon
ano put him to work for all the good
: ne oon While here. There is no doub'
ou' what he was hiredto do as he did
eise ne intends to go to scabbint
olu was trying to get in with tbs
lo,apany. The company had i've cal
.oaus OF tin plate to come back Thu
wee, %eeA and Tuesday they had one ca
wos OF dish pans to come back. Thesl
e.e al seen by our boys. There wa
ouncn of mill scabs left here las
cur some for New Castle an,
n go LOT sharon and on Tuesday taer
a as = dozen Of the dirtiest hunks
WV saw shipped here from NsW !sogl
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

Those tickets could be gotten OUT L
nice shape at the MAJORAEx kz< -l.'
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16
PLANTS DOWN.

Nine mills are idle at the Creek
Mil, some being down all of last
week, and the balance closing down
Saturday, leaving but three mills
working. Shortage Of bars Is given
as the cause. The Laughlin sheet mil
at Martins Ferry Is down, all SIX
mills.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

Y LABOR PAPER !ss II; & 0s e ss SS'
". ooo Industrial Population.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

nWINEn DIV Belmont and Ohio Valley Trades Assem-
VHNLD Dt blies Garfield Stogle Makers No. Brewery
Workmen Moss Stationary Engineers No 1871 Glass Pack
ers No l25S8: Brcklayers & Masons No. s. United Mine
Workers No 1878: Painters Decorators Paper Hangers
No 6s. Crescent Lodge No 8; N. B. of O. F: No q.
Plasters No 80; Carpenters No. and 81 individuals
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-06-16

,nnrcr rIprIII ATTAIN of any Weekly or Monthly
-n"o 49, the Ohio Valley or West Virginia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09

over my whole body warm glow
swept as once more ! stood on the
ground. My very brain tingled froia
the fight through the air at the rate
of nearly a mile minute.
looked up The sky, So high above
was serene and still. unmarked by the
passage of The biplane which had just
flown through It,
sighed with contentment Now,
al last, knew how IL feels 20 fiy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09
AUTO OUT
LITTLE GIRL LIFE
Marie Ford, Aged Eight Years, Vic
tim of Horrible Fate at Mt. Elliott
and Forest

An automobile truck. owned by
Gregory. Mayer & Thorn. and driven
by Ernest Bunting. % years old, liv-
ing az No. 37S Bagg-st., crushed out
the life of Marie Ford, aged years
and living at No. 1903 Forest-ave. east,
late Thursday afternoon. She was
run down while crossing the pave
ment at Mt. Elliott and Forest-ayes.
After waiting for north-bound Har-
per car to pass, she dashed directly
In front of the auto truck, its approach
having been hidden from her view by
the street car. The same car also
prevented Bunting from seeing the lit
tie girl One Of the front wheels
passed over her neck, but Bunting was
able 10 stop the truck before the rear
wheels reached her. He carried her
into Willis drug stor. nearby, but she
died before a doctor arrived.
Bunting was taken to police head
quarters, but was released after max
ing "A statement the police being con-
WINGED that the accident was unavoid-
able.
Coroner Burgess will ask Police
Commissioner Croul 10 place an Of
ficer at Forest and Mt. Elliott-aves.,
during the rush hours at night, be-
cause of the danger there from street
cars and automobiles.
The Ford family is particularly un-
fortunate. Marie being the second
child TO meet a violent death within
two years. Willie, IL years old, was
killed by street car
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09

Out OF the huge white hangar across
the field the mechanics slowly
wheeled the big Cur1iss biplane.
I pulled a cap tight down over my
head, and fastened on pair OF Cog
giles. | was ready.
A little improvised seat had been
set up for me on one of the planes.
close 10 the engine. With my hands
gaspping the supports, my feet braced
against a wire foothold. | sat there
tense, waiting for the engine TO start.
was just little frightened. The
stories | had heard OF aviators who
had met with terrible accidents
pressed into my mind. Was | really
doing very reckless thing?
Il have heard ayiators say that they
do not like to take a woman on
flight because she might scream, or
lose her nerve. or faint So resolved
that no matter how terrified i might
be, would just sit tight, and hold
fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09
||Ilu DESCRIBES
Hb|[L|NG TRIP IN
An A|RsH|P
vspaper Writer Tells The Times
oaders Of Her Sensational Flight
. Curtiss Biplane at Great BOs-
tom Aviation Meet.
poes All Sight of Earth As Craft
81 Il Swallowed Up By
Dense Fog.
~ ELEANOR LAoD.

BOSTON, Sept 9.-Flying through
Doce In an aeroplane Is the most fas-
mating. exhilarating, enhancing sport
Imaginable, and an experience which
IL the brain 70 whirling with COM
)lGx en-. otions and the body tingling
Nth nervous delight.
a am the first woman writer in
AMERICA to make an ascension In a
lame.
Mem have monopolized this wonder
~ new game OF the air. but, depend
non IL. women will soon share in it,
~ It requires nothing that Is out OF
~ true feminine sphere--courage
nick decision and clear sight.
How does II feel to fly"
That Is the question which want
> comprehensively answer in this de
br1ptton Of my splendid flight with
has. Foster Willard in his Curtiss
lplane. for l feel that II is the great
nanswered query OF the day. In fact,
; answer II was the root Of my desire
: make the fight.
Ny temptation is TO write one long
me of superlative adjectives and
|u8ctuate II with a thousand exclama-
On points.
But, how does II feel to fly? think
hat the value which / may take from
~ experience will be in answering
bat question SO that you may under
land as do.
Sky pilots will tell you very little.
NJ riding Is their business.
The sky cleared, and OF In the
|Duthwest ray of sunshine tipped a
little fieecy cloud with crimson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09
MISSED THEM WELL.

There are always two ways OF tell
ing the truth. The man who told the
king that he would outlive all his sub
jects was true courtier. and under
stood human nature far more than
the man who was put to death for de-
claring to the same monarch that all
his subjects would die before him.
The gamekeeper in Francis Pigon 8
odds and Ends" also had the gift or
presenting the pleasantest side OF
fact.
A certain noble lord was very bad
shot. One day. after a particularly
discouraging exhibition OF his bung-
ling. he said to the keeper:
Now, my man, tell me the truth.
Did you ever see any one who shot
as badly as | do?"
"Oh, yes, my lord returned the
keeper. i've seen worse shots than
your lordship. Your lordship missed
the birds so clean. youths Com
panion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09

Two Of Brazil's waterfalls will be
utilized 60 furnish power for a iJo-
mile electric railroad that will develop
now Inaccessible iron ore deposits OF
much wealth.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
so DECEPTIVE
Many alenwood Springs People Fail tc
Realize the Seriousness

Backache is so deceptive.
1t comes and goes-keeps you guess
ing.
Learn the cause-then cure it.
Nine times out of tel it comes from
the kidneys.
That why Doan s Kidney Pills cure
1t.
Cure every kidney i'll from backache
to diabetes.
We present the following case as
proof:
Mrs. J. J. Gordon, All F. 5th St.,
Leadville, Colo, says: "I have moth
ing to retract from the public statement
I gave two years ago regarding tho
merit of Doan's Kidney Pills. I rec
ommend this remedy just as highly to-
day as did at that time. A constant.
dull ache directly over my kidneys dis
tressed me off aid on for quite while
and tired, languid feeling clung tn
me. l was uncertain as to the cause
of my trouble, but upon reading about
Doan's Kidney Pills, was led to try
them. They promptly rid me Of the
trouble and toned up my entire system.
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me after
other medicines failed and I have had
no returi attack of kidney complaint. I"
For sale, by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the aams-Doan 's-ani
take no other. ...a-A.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
MRS. DICKEY REMEMBERED

Monday, Nov. 7, being Mrs. J. NJ
Diekey's birthday, she and Mr.. Dickey
were invited to the Commercial restau.
rant for the birthday dinner.
During their absence the parsonage
was invaded by their many friends,
and on their return all was still and
unlighted as when they left. As 5000
as they turned on the light they were
attacked by a host, from the study
where they had been secreted in the
dark.
The dining room was soon the scene
of festivities as the large number Of
packages on the table attracted theiI
attention.
Joy and fun held full sway all even.
ing. They bade good night to all de-
parting guests amid a shower of good
wishes for them on this and future
birthdays.