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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
WIDOW WINS IN
FIGHT OVER ESTATE
Mrs. Ruth Flint Succeeds in
Having Administrator of Her
Choice Named.
Special 10 The Trihunc.


OGDEN, Dec. 21.-Mrs. Ruth Flint,
widow of the late Richard Flint. won the
legal contest over the appointment Of an
administrator for the estate In tho dis
trict court this morning, when Judge
Joshua Greenwood. who has been hear
ing the testimony, issued an order di-
recting that James Pingree the choice Of
the widow, administer upon the estate.
be authorized TO take charge OF the af-
fairs of the estate and to furnish bond
for 100000 TO insure the faithful per-
formance CT hus duty.
Mrs. Flint was opposed I'm her effort to
secure the appointment Of Pingree as ad-
ministrator by her son and two daugh-
ters who filed a contrary petition object
ing to the appointment and declaring that
Mrs. Flint. being n business partner of
her husband. had no right under the
statute to name the admlnist rator
Judge Greenwood. I'm rendering his de-
cision. declared that the partnership was
not OF such nature as to prevent the
wife from selecting the person to ad-
minister upon the estate OF her husband
thereby denying the contrary petition OF
the son and two daughters. The Flant
estate is valued at S35 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
H0LD-UP CAPTURED
Attempt to Rob Deputy Sheriff Re-
suits in Capture Of Thief.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec, 2i-After making an
unsuccessful effort TO hold up Deputy
Sheriff Oren Iadlock at o'clock this
afternoon, Jack Smith. who says he is
carpenter, was captured this afternoon
by the officers after chase covering
several city blocks, The deputy was
walking along Twenty-sixth street be-
tween Lincoln and Wall avenues, when
Smith stepped from the shadows and or
dered him to throw up his hands. Had
lock struck the arm holding the weapon
and Srapped with his man. Smith re-
leased himself and started TO run along
Lincoln avenue toward Twenty seventh
street. the officer following. After Had
lock had fired two shots from his re-
rolver, Smith darted into an alleyway,
where he was captured u few minutes
later. The weapon which was found on
him was .22-csliber with six-inch
barrel. Smith was wearing a white
slouch hat, but stiff brown hat was
found near the sIAot where the attempt
was made to hold up the officer, This
he had Intended to a disguise. His
only excuse for attempting to rob the
officer was that he wanted money enough
to buy something to eat
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HOTELS

WHITEHALL, 30 STATE STREET-A<
first class private hotel; American plan:
rea asonable rates. s37aa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
RECEIVED STOLEN GOODS
Proprietor Ogden Cigar Store Is Ar
rested on a Serious Charge.
Special 10 The Tribunc.

SpeclaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 21.-Edward Munsey,
proprietor OF cigar store at Twenty
nfth street and Hudson avenue, for a
long time having been suspected as be-
ing n fence" for stolen articles by To-
cal officers, WAS today formally charged
with petit larceny In a complaint signed
by Chief OF Detectives James +. PEN
der
The cigar dealer is accused Of being
a partner of q. Stanley, u lad under Is
years OF age. in the theft OF a sack of
sugar. a case OF eggs and case OF lard
from the Edgar Jones grocery store last
Saturday night
Evidence OF Munscy's connection with
thc theft was obtained by Detective Rob-
crt Chambers short time after the
goods were missed from the store. Con-
cealing hlnrself in dark place, the Off
Ger watched the place where the stolen
articles had been temporarily hidden His
vigil was soon rewarded when Munsey
cautiously lef, the store and hauled the
articles into his place under cover OF
darkness.
Munsey is WORTH about s10, 900 and his
cigar business is said To be a lucrative
one. Pending his trial, he Is at liberty
under q $500 bond
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TRIBUNE
DIED

HlCkS-In this city, December 81, 1910,
Jennie Hicks. nged SO years. The re-
mains are at O Dopncll g. Co.'S parlors.
Notice OF funeral VIII be given later
.CAMPLONE-In this city, December Il.
1910. Giavannl Camplonc. aged "A years.
Funeral services over the remains VIII be
held from ODonnell & Co.'S chapel to-
day tTnursdayD at o'clock. Interment
In Mount Calvary cemetery.
LARK1N-In this city. December 20. 1910.
infant Lerkin. aged months and II
days. Funeral services will be held from
O'Donnell 81 Co.'S chapel today Cfhurs
day) at IL o'clock. Interment in City
cemetery
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CHRISTMAS TREES CHEAP, CHRIST |
ensen store. 67i South 5th East. Both |
phones 922 X23S7 |
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PRINTERS ERROR
RELEASES MEN
Two Saloon Keepers of Ogden
Escape Prosecution Due
to Technically.
ORDINANCE DID NOT
MENTION INT0XICANTS
Attorney for Defendants Main
tanned That Omission Rem
dered Law Invalid.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 21.-A typographical er-
ror In the revised liquor ordinances of
Ogden City enabled j Il. Rowland and
David E. Hopkins. proprietors Of the
Exchange saloon. to secure their dis
charge in the police court this morning,
where they were to have been tried on
q charge of selling liquor 10 minors.
The section Of the ordinance upon
which the action against the saloon men
was based makes IL unlawful for any
person, firm or association TO give sell,
furnish or deliver or otherwise dispose
OF any intoxicating liquors TO person
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Licensed to Wed.
TO The Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. Dec. 21.-Licenses TO marry
were issued by the county clerk TO the
following today:
Jesse J, Hobson and Mary A. Robins,
both OF Kaysvile
Levi Cragun and Maud Matthews, both
OF Pleasant View.
John NJ Whaler and Clarabelle War
ren. both of Park Valley.
Vcrn A. Culver. Salt Lake. and F. Myr-
tie Houtz. Albion. Neb.
JOHN l.. Nelson. Newton. and Rachael
T.. Baird. Willard.
Wilford Fielding Burton and Iva Irene
Rainey. both OF Alton, Wyo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
STOLE THREE PIPES
Frank White Captured by Ogden Police
While Disposing of Plumber.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 21.-After breaking the
window OF II. korths cigar store with a
rock, Frank White. Il mechanic. who re-
Gently came to Ogden in search OF work.
reached through the window and stole
berry was discovered by the proprietor of
the store early this morning and the po-
lice notified. The pawnshop keepers were
notified by the police 10 be on the look
out for any person attempting to dis
pose Of Teerschaum pipes. White had
just stepped into lower Twenty fifth
street pawnshop 10 negotiate a loan on
one OF the pipes when Detective Bob
Burke nabbed him. He was taken TO
the city jail where he made a complete
confession OF the theft and led the Of
ficers to the place where the other two
pipes had been cached.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
CONTRACTOR WATTS ILL
Vice President Utah Construction Co.
Operated on for Appendicitis.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. CIV H. Watts. vice
president and general manager OF the
Utah Construction company. is i'll at a
San Francisco hospital. where he under
went an operation for appendicitis on
Monday. telegram TO this effect has
been received from J. c. Jones, one OF
the officials of the company at Ogden
from John c. Tyler. San Francisco
representative OF the company.
MIR. Wattis has been expected in Og-
den for several days, and the telegram
explains his absence. The operation was
entirely successful and the patient is
doing fine, according 10 recent advices
from the doctors in charge of the case
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Christmas at Sacred Heart.

-TT'N7"NT 10
OGDEN, Dec. 21.-Before the home go
Ing OF pupils which begins December 22
g very pleasing programme will be pre-
sented before friends and patrons OF the
Sacred Heart academy The minims will
be distinctively In evidence, Their per-
feet naturalness, pretty voices and the
contemplated artistic stage settings
promise 10 render the evening a most
agreeable one, and to hasten the Christ
mas spirit, The hour for the entertain
ment is 7;30 p. IN. I'm the academy hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
FILES IT'S ARTICLES
Green River Orchards Company Enters
New Field in Ogden.
Special to The Tribune

opcCIaI 10 Tic TrIbune.
OGDEN. Dec. 21.-DesirinS to enter
this field directors of the Green River
Orchards company OF Emery county to-
day filed certificate of its incorporation
With County Clerk Samuel Dye. The
company lis organized for the purpose of
engaging in general fruit growing busi-
ness. The capital stock is $50, 900 with
shares at 800 each, The directors of
the company, whose names are affixed
to the certificate of incorporation are
Doren Perrinc and Jesse M. French OF
Green River, and J. r. Spiker. w. A.
kulp and Frederick c. Porter of Og-
den.
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Institutes Divorce Proceedings.
TO The Tribune

SprCIHI 10 INC IrlDune.
OGDEN. Dec 21.-AlIeging that her
husband Arthur u. Wallis, has wifully
neglected her for the past two years and
has failed TO provide her with the neces-
saries of life during that time, Mrs. Alice
Wallis started proceedings for a divorce
in the district court this afternoon She
says In her complaint that they were
married In England February 26. 1893.
She wants the custody OF q l7-year- old
child, $50 attorneys fees and SEQ all
mOny.
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under the age OF u years. BY some cr
ror the words Intoxicating liquors. were
omitted from this section of the ordi
nance.
Z. r. Hulaniski. representing lhe de-
PENDANTS. demanded the dismissal OF the
case on the ground that the ordinance
Is invalid. Acting Judge r. s. Farms
worth granted the motion and the de-
fendants were allowed to 30.
City Attorney James DeVinc was not
present when the decision OF the court
was given. He arrived late and attempted
TO reopen the cnsc. but the court having
ruled the loon men were allowed 10 de-
part. The city attorney contended that
the omission OF the two important words
in the ordinance WAS due to Typo
ara phical error and that In the original
tion.
The dismissal of the two cases this
morning marks the opening Of an effort
on the part OF the police department To
During the past few weeks countless
cases OF drunkenness among young boys
ana even girls of tender ages have been
found by the police. Chief OF Police
Browning gave instructions TO his men
a week ago to make The rounds of the
saloons and report every place where any
evidence was found NJ liquor being fur
nshed to minors, As a result OF this
the names Of eight saloon men
havo been turned into the chief and war
rants have been requested from the city
Although the city lost In the fist skir-
mish Chief of Police Browning says
he is determined to keep up the fight
loon men are vigorously prosecuted.
Stimson's Cafe
hos apain oponed at No 246O Grant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
FUNERAL NOTICES


SH AW-'fuc funeral services over the re =
mains Of Mrs. Nancy Shaw. wife OF
Luke Shaw. aged 63 years. will be held
TODAY Thursday at 1890 o'clock p. m.
at the Twentieth ward chapel. Friends
are invited TO attend and the caskct will
be open from 10 10 II o'clock a. II.
at the family residence. Interment in
CITY cemetery
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Must Pay Alimony.
Special 10 The Tribune.

DP''TdI
OGDEN. Dec. 2l.-Mamie Carr was al
lowed final and absolute decree OF di-
yorce by District Judge j A. Howell this
afternoon on the grounds OF ponsupport
The interlocutory decree was entered last
May. The order of the court directs the
husband, George u. Carr, TO pay $50 at
torney's fees, $40 monthly alimony and
costs. Mrs. Carr gets the custody OF Il
minor child
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Mrs. Andrews Given Decree.

OGDEN. Dec. 21.-Holding that Amos
j. Andrews has been guilty OF cruel and
inhuman conduct towards his wife for
the past year and that he has not pro-
vided her and her children with sup
port for the past six months. Judge j.
A. Howell this afternoon allowed Mrs.
Andrews All interlocutory decree of d.
vorce- She is also given the custody OF
two minor children, $50 attorneys fees.
$35 monthly aimony and the home place
al 80 Pattison avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT WANTS
Office engagement. experienced in cor
poration accounting. systematizng.
stocks. bonds. etc can arrange To do all
the work necessary for a general office.
mining preferred: best local references.
Bel phone 3912-K. X2469
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Will Be Committed.
Special to The Tribune

'opeCIii W Hc lllpuue.
OGDEN. Dec. 21.-HavinS taxed the
patience OF Juvenile Judge Yolney c.
Gunnell TO the limit, IL is now proba BILE
that Margaret Massey and Myrtle Grif-
fin. two wards OF the court. will be COM
mitted TO the State Industrial school. The
girls ran away from home a few DAYS
ago. thereby breaking their paroles. They
have been apprchended In Salt Lake.
where officer was sent this afternoon
to take them in custody and return them
10 Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22

Stimson IS Cafe
has again opened at No. 2460 Grant
avenue. About the neatest cafe in Og-
den.
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WANTED-TO RENT.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER SHOP FOR SALE; FOUR
chairs: lease; good business; will givc'
rial Address F-S Tribune. x2if0|
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WANTED-sFT OF BOOKS TO KEEP
evenings. Address E-44 Tribune.
,ycSTG
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BAKERY WITH COMPLETE STORE
and bakery fixtures. wagon and horse:
a snap, Address F-G, Tribune. x232S
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VIOLIN VERY OLD. IN EXCELLENT
condition: will sell cheap II taken at
once. Call 527 1st ave. x92o
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DIAMONDS AND JEwELRy

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMOND1
but loan you within 10 per cent o"|
them at any time. All transactlons co@
hdential. Utah Loan & Jeweiry Co: ~ r.
e. 2pd South s1se@
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WANTED sITUATIoNs-MALE

CAPABLE JAPANESE WISHES POSI-
tion as cook In private family. Sasak.
Bell 1896 x1579
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WANTED

WANTED-TEMALE HELP
GIRL WANTED. 4i2 FIRST AVENUE:
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kNABE PIANOLA AND RECORDS
for sale cheap. Apply ITS ST. x53s
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FOLDING STEEL GOCART WITH
hood, almost new. will sacrifice for
cash. Phone Ind. 1864. x23iS
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COAL AND KlNDLING

z. p. DEAL COAL. BLOCK WOo4
and kindlng. los E. 18th So co., 5e~
phones.
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UNCALLED FOR TAILoR-MADE
suits and overcoats for sale at sac
riflce, Room 324 Judge building t2o03
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TURKISH BATHS

EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage. manicuring hair dressin&>
Saritarium parlors. SO West srd Soutn
Bell 4941. Ind. 1918. Ei1
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LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
housekeeper, or companion, references.
Address F-7, Tribune x234l
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; experience un-
necessary; reliable help only. Apply 253
w 3rd South x434
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TO LEbTE
FIRFPRooF STORAGE

WE HAUL YOUR STORAGE FREE.'
Safe storage; freproof warehcuse.
equipped with automatic sprinklers; Iov
rate of insurance: household goods pscsen
and stored, MOTHPROOF VAULTS ,r I01
FUR garments: HEATED STORAGE
VAULTS for pianos: AUTOMOBILE Ell
EVATORS and storage stalls Fooi,caI-
TO all points; expert packers'
Let US figure with you; prices love-
IL " x94s
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HOLIDAY G WRAY. FLORISTS. BAT so.
State. Both phones 3i72 ti23
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NINE FOREMAN WANTS CHARGE OF
small property; can do anything. Ad-
dress Flo, Tribune. Xc40S
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WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS CARPEN-
ter. position with large corporation.
can go anywhere. Address F-6. Trib-
une. To3O5
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EXPERIENCED GRoCERYMAN WANTS
position: can give good references. Ad
dress F-9 Tribune. xo409
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MAN. 80 YEARS OF AGE ABLE TO
collect, audit books or nightwatch. J.
j Williams. Bell phone 1867. x2264
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WANTED-PO6ITION AS CHAUFFEUR
or machinist. 8 years experience. good
references il needed. Bell phone 4654-K.
X232e
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FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING,
PA z. I'd So. Both phones ST. b29T
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BY REFINED WOMAN. GOOD HOUSE
keeper, will work In or out OF city;
references exchanged. Address F5. Trib
une x2S24
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EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK
wants position: does not drink; honest;
refer YOU to former employers Address
Fla, Tribune X2i77
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EXPERT PAINTER. PAPER HANGER
and decorator wishes to exchange work
for board and room. Address FIJI. Trib-
une. N2406
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION
evenings. qualified for bookkeeping.
Address E-4e. Tribune. x2262
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JAP BOY WANTS POSITION TO TAKE
care of furnace. and would do house
work. Address F-13. Tribune. x2415
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BY MAN OF 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
I'm mercantile business; can write ads
and trim windows, 40 years old: best of
references; do not object to going out of
Salt Lake. Address box 296, Boise, Idaho.
care of Pinncy theater. x2471
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COLORED WOMAN WANTS POSITION
as chambermaid or house girl. Ind;
1891 1880
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

SURVEYS FOR CULNERTS. RESER-
voIr sites and sewers. i2l-2 McIntyre
bldg. r2951
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SAMPLE, SHOES
WANTED
WANTED SITUATIONS FEMALE

LADY STENOGRA-
pher; good references. Bell 1II9-Z
X2015
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WE SELL DOUBLE STAMP. 5-YEAR-
old whisky. 95c a flask, also Swear old
Guckenheimer and 6-year-old Paul Jones.
81 100 short quart Social Bar. 502 state
ST. uSt7
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

10. 600 SHEEP. 2 RANCHES. 1000 ACRES
contract land: reserve rights for 600
head; winter range: horses. cattle. mack
outfits etc: price. $4,000 terms. cash.
For further information address Box
262. Ellko. Nevada. x2333
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22

s-CARAT DIAMOND. IN LADY's RING.
209 West End South st. X239S
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
THREATS HAD BEEN
MADE BY ACCUSED
Witnesses in Mining Suit at
ST. Louis Guarded by Off
GERS in Court.

St. Louis, Nov. 3.-While detectives
stood guard 70 protect witnesses whose
lives were said to have been threatened
because OF their disclosures in the re-
ownership suit against the After
Thought Copper company, and its par
emit the Great Western Gold company,
remarkable allegations were made this
afternoon in the testimony before Spe-
cial Commissioner Wright
The officers were present at the re-
quest Of the commissioner. who had re-
eeived information that an attempt
would be made on the life Of the man
who Is doing the talking"
The chief witnesses were Thomas II.
Forester and George o. Rogers, stock
and bond statesmen, and among their
allegations were these;
That the Liberty group of mines in
Shasta county. California. which were
the basis Of the ten million dollar
Great Western company, cost but
81 800, that Theodore S. Henderson, vice
president Of the AfteT-ThOught COM
pany, collected commissions of fifty
per cent; that his agents were paid in
due bills containing promises OF stock,
y hich he declared he would not honor
without lawsuit and that 100000 shares
OF Great Western stock were fraudu-
lently sold.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
SILENT, SERIOUS AFFAIR

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. More
than 10000 union men and women ap-
peared tonight in a parade which was
planned as a demonstration of union
labor strength in Los Angeles. It was
a silent. serious. orderly affair The
marehers tramped over three miles Of
the main city streets. and the 40 pa
trOlmen scattered throughout the lines
under the eyes OF Chief Galloway and
two captains had nothing 10 do but
10 keep step
The parade began al 1870 O'Clock.
and the van had reached Luna park
two miles away. before the rear guard
had left the starting point Al tie
park a union labor rally for the bur
pose OF stimulating interest in the iron
and steel trades and the brewery
strike continued the demonstration.
Great throngs packed the streets.
but any anticipation OF trouble on ac-
count of the recent dynamiting out
"a yes was doomed TO disappointment
The men in line marched in silence
5000 members Of the striking brewery
and iron workers union in the The
van, and only few faint cheers
punctusted now and then With a wave
of handclapping, when some inscribed
banner struck the fancy or the crowd