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Evening journal., 1912-03-21
THIS CITY CORNER

II may be interesting for Whining
tonians TO know the position Sixth
and King streets, so far as latitude
and longitude is concerned, occupies
on the map. According to figures
obtained by calculation az the city en-
gineer's Office. Headquarters Of the
government weather bureau for viii
mington, that particular corner is
latitude 80 degrees and IS minutes
north and longitude 20 degrees and
90 minutes west
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
INDIAN TRIBE
OF RED HAWKS

Great Junior Sycamore John r..
Lynn. chairman Of the special com-
mittee on propagation. Great Council
of Delaware lmpd order Red Men,
accompanied by Past Great Sachem
Harry NJ. Vickers and Deputy Great
Sachem William S. Simpson. returned
early this morning from Burrsville,
eight miles from Harrington where
they went yesterday 10 complete pre-
liminaries for the institution Of new
tribe Of Red Men TO be known as Red
Hawk Tribe, No So The institution Of
the tribe will take place on Saturday
evening, March 80, the degree team of
Sachnas Tribe No. 90, doing the de-
gree work.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
CENTRE GRANGE MEETING.

Centre Grange, of Centreville, had
big time last night Addresses were
made by Newton L. Grubb and DR.. j..
r. Mahaffy. Mr.. Grubb talked on the
work of the Stale Board of Agricul-
ture and on Chestnut Blight DR..
Mahaffy spoke on Hog Cholera ana
Its Preventions." Mrs. Horace Dill
worth and Mrs J. W. Crossan enter
tanned with reei,ations. The music for
the evening was furnished by the
Misses Frederick and Green.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
HOLD BOY AS
PURSE CRABBER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del, March 2l.-William
Barker, aged IA years, was arraigned
before Magistrate Wood today ON a
charge OF larceny and was held in
$500 bail for court It was alleged that
on July i2 last he entered the store of
A. r. Benson and grabbed the purse
of MISS May KERN, containing 500,
that she had loft on the counter. Tho
lad could not furnish bail and was
taken to the jail
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
FORMER DUNDEE CONSUL
SHAKES OFF PNEUMONIA

John Higgins. of Delaware City,
who has been seriously III with pneu-
monia is improving. Dr. Stubbs Of
this city, and Dr. Belville. Of Della
ware City, are the attending physi
clans. Mr.. Higgins is one Of the best
known mon i'm the county, and IS
brother Of Anthony Higgins Of this
city MI Higgins served for many
years as United States Consul to Dun-
dee. Scotland.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
BUSY MONTH FOR
THE CHARITIES

During the last month. the Assoc
lated Charities found work for "A per-
sons, helped 70 families, gave 79 gro
Gerry and SO coal orders Tho visiting
nurses have 25 cases under their care
and paid 3i5 visits last month.
The returns from the recent Dime
Day collection have amounted 10 $3.50.
Several depositors of the Penny Saw
ings fund now have deposits I'm the
Wilmington Savings Fund An om-
ployment bureau for disabled persons
may be started by tho Associated
Charities. Such bureau IS In sue
cessful operation in other cities.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 21.-Mrs.
Oscar w. Underwood. wife of the
Democratic leader in the House and
possible Democratic nominee for
the Presidency, is one Of the popular
women in the official set Her
friends declare that she will be a
grace to the White House should
her husband become an occupant Of
that building.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
. -
SEND WANT MESSAGES.

No modest violet beneath a
messy bank" will succeed in the
business world of today.
. Success is a combination of di-
. rect energy i'm a definite line,
Only by constant repetition in
season and out Of season is the
goal to be reached
The world will not stand for
gloom nor failure Don't be a
weed waiting for Fate to pluck
you out and throw you into the
street.
Don't misdirect your energy.
Don't scatter your forces.
If you have a need that must
be met-call upon the Want Col
umns. Tell those who can fiii
your need Of the facts through
= the Wants. Send your message
via the Wants and the answer
will como i'm the Want Ad way.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
ENGAGE CT NSEL IN
BOULEVARD PROCEEDINGS

Walter H. Hayes has been engaged
as counsel by the Rogers estate, and
Andrew G. Gray has been engaged by
Mrs John J Black to represent them
in proceedings should the DUPONT
Boulevard right Of way be desired
through their properties south Of
Wilmington l.. Irving Handy has
been engaged by Mrs. James P. Hof-
fccker of Smyrna, who doesn't want
the boulevard TO pass through her
property.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
DRAW SPECIAL JURY.

At the office OF Prothonotary Philip
Q. Churchman this morning a special
Jury was drawn for the case OF
Martha b. Culbert VS.. The Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company.
No date has been set for trial of the
case. The jurors are.
Wilmington Hundred Holstein
Harvey. r. Allen Hills, Thomas Tat
nall. William G.. Taylor. Seth II. Feas-
ter. Samuel f. Ewart. Thomas Holt,
Frederick Darlington, Frederick l..
Kurt and Charles l.. Doughten.
Brandywine-Ed Edward L. Rice.
Christiana-James IA. Galloway,
Daniel Clover and Frederick Snyder.
Mill Creek-7R G. Buckingham,
George S. Thompson and Richard S.
Fisher.
White Clay Croek-Joseph II. Hos
singer.
New Castle-Alfred J. Davidson and
c. Allen Smith.
Pencader-Andrew s. Ellison.
Red Lion-W Woodward w Cheairs.
ST. Georges-T. Edgar Clayton.
Blackbird-Geo r. Donovan.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
SECOND WARD ELECTS.

The Second Ward Heald Republican
Club held a meeting last evening at
No. LOG King street. when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. James W Parks; vice president,
Michael palcse; secretary, George VI.
Belville: directors. Frank Weldin
George g. Parks. James n. Coylo
Henry Johnson Harry Butler
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
PLUCKY WOMAN WILL
SHOOT THE NEXT BURGLAR

The burglar obeyed zone move and
you are a Goad man." She said. Thcu
she turned to the telephone and noti-
fed police. When she looked around
the burglar had disappeared He had
leaped through a window and nado
HIS escape, No trace Of him could be
found.
Mrs Williams said later
"Just wait, If another burglar comes
into this house I will shoot first and
tell him 10 stand still aftcrward."
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
SUSPECT PAIR OF THEFT.

Patrolmen Purcell and Mcbride to-
day arrested Thomas Parmar and
James Butcher, in the northern sec
tion of the city, ON suspicion of hav-
ing stolen two pieces of lead cable,
containing copper wires, which they
had in their possession.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
British Miners Will Stay Our
Unless Asquifh Compromises

minimum scale for each district of not
adult and two shillings for a miner
working under ground. the miners
will refuse to abide by the minimum
wage law and will not go back to
work Monday. If the government
does not accept the downfall of the
Asquth ministery seems certain.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
AUTO BREAKS ANOTHER ARM.

While cranking his automobile yes
terday Henry S. Pyle. secretary and
treasurer OF the c. and J. Pyln Com
pany, of No. 1910 West Tenth street,
sustained broken arm when the en-
gine kicked Dr. Joseph p Wales
reduced the fracture at the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
BY The United Press.

by INC UnlIod TTcsH.
METUCHEN. n. j, March 2l-
Throw up your hands, said Mrs,
George H. c. Williams when sho dis
covered a burglar in her home early
today. She was armed with a shot
gun and kept il leveled al the in
truders head. He had awakened her
while prowling around I'm the dining
room. Keep your hands up or
will shoot" she added. Now stand
i'm that corner"
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
COMPANY d ELECTION.

An order has been issued by Col
onel Townsend for the election OF a
captain in Company ID to ill the va
cancy caused by the retirement of
Captain l. r. Mills. II will be held on
Wednesday evening March a. az
SIS O'Clock. aud First Lieutenant r.
S. Rodney, battalion adiutant has
been directed to conduct the cleo
ton.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
80 rnrlanrrn N DANeEn

rs Tho Uniod Press
siLwAvgEE ws, waret q a Sc iate steamer beilev
81 DE coneu'osa siraeded 20 DANGEROUS position
nie % Doagcs psy rase mehgan The ne sarue crow
s % r,ro g ne resno Tho conos'osa freghie and
rsrres crew % eighty
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
KILLS SELF
And CHILDREN TO
PLEASE HUSBAND

By The United Press.
TORONTO, Ont, March 21.-Crazed
through constant study of spiritual
ism, Mrs Emily Orr. aged 90, killed
herself and her three children, aged
s. Q and a, today. During the night
she fastened their bedroom door stuff
ed the cracks and keyholcs and turn
ed on the gas. The woman left a
note in which she asserted her hus-
band would welcome her death.
The letter was obviously written
by mentally unbalanced person.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
sUsEx VOTE uNPLEDeED.
Republian County Committee Fails 10
Back Any Candidates.

GEORGETOWN, Del March 21.-The
Sussex County Republican Committee
yesterday decided in favor of electiug
unpledgod delegates from each dis
trict 10 the State convention where
they will help TO choose delegates
from each district TO the State con-
ventlon free 90 vote Off any Presiden-
tial aspirant they wish. II was un-
derstood outside of the meeting. how
ever that the delegates are to be ex-
pected to stand for President Taft.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
Mlvlc cuors vonAS 10 DEATu,

rs 7nc United rress
WILwAugrE March airne muiiiaisd body % mss Anns
M',r egsd g2 round hc kitchen o her home today
lody chopped almost unacceptable moss and
ts'de 10y ba'ehot police spy he murder the
serr .. mouao.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
w. CT n. MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the VIII
mington W. c. T. u. will be held at
headquarters on Friday afternoon. at
3 p. m. An executive meeting will
precede the regular meeting.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
BY The United Press.

LONDON, March 21-The Miners
Federation today served an ultimatum
on the Liberal government. Premier
Asquith has been notified that IL he
refuses to accept the amendments pro-
posed by the miners, including the
hxing by the proposed law of the
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
rroLosr swErrs -.

ny Tho United Press
DALLAS resas a,rea q Communication eas stu n-
orrpea .iay vih wcA.sa eoanb which swept BY oy-
oro night reported chat enormous dauage wan done
aroushoa ,hs and na' oas 81 m accompanies tho
storm The rreaes, asmaer reported uear geetra
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

HILLSVILLE, Va. March 21.-Rel-
atives of State Attorney Foster and
the four other men killed in the bat
tie with the Aliens in the court house
here have attached the property be-
longing to several Of the Allen fam
lily in suits for damages. The Aliens
are trying 10 arrange bonds so that
the farm animals and machinery can
be used to carry on the farm work
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
WEATHER.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 21-There
will be rain or snow tonight followed
by colder and generally fair weather
Friday.
For Delaware or rain to-
night. Friday colder and generally
fair; brisk 10 high easterly winds be-
coming northwesterly Friday.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
PEACE SOCIETY MEETING.

A public meeting of tho Delaware
Peace Society will be held FRIDAY
evening at Friends Meeting House,
Ninth and Tatnall streets. Prof. viii
liam I Hull will speak on "The New
Peace Movement"
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE
THE BELT DRUG STORE.

1.3o P. NJ.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

The MING JOURNAL
has more Subscribers than
snY other paper in Delaware.
1fai means a home pspek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

Wisconsin declared
last week Can DO that this progressive stuff has gos hold OF the
football coaches. tooG
NY idea Of nothing seens the sporting editor Of the Chris
tan Science Moultor
league finished saline
icring pulse life.
Johnny cooOn that he expected
Ny ~ Lucas stirred
Umpire baseball fellows differ what did
the Northwest Some m df little but draw salary and dictate
q. contrary Notwithstanding. watched
baseball hcreabous
helped developing
bali article bush
had rmness decision which made him
National
faithful Northwestern helped hold
Lucas issst sfeisL
hands the
him head and felt that he
GOOD ~ors under difficult s'ed.lo.s
Erie Lsrre WORLDS sveIin thro~s.
zoe inches ick 60 hI anre when tho National
maEna'es start throwing " ha.poon Into Horace Fose
O'Clock Aberdeen
SATURDAY Does he think tho boys Aberdeen would suffer they
stayed all nightT
Smoke retiring
and believe theron be comeback.
awaiting discretion other big league
ma afea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
~ n. c. WRIGHT

Preparatory TO this game with
Idaho next Saturday. the University
OF Washington football team spent
Wednesday afternoon In perfecting
tho defense. The assistant coach.
Maxwell Eakins. saw tho Pullman.
Idaho game. and the varsity II pre-.
pairing to meet the heavy line
bucks. In which knudson. the Idaho
fuIlback, IL said TO be proficient.
Knudson In an experienced player.
having been on the Occur d'Alene
high school eleven and for three
years on the Idaho team.
Reports from Idaho say that Kin.
nison. right guard. and Phillips.
right tackle. are both 30 expert In
tocing the pigskln that Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
PICK VERNON
FOR WINNER

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 90. Vernon
will win the 1919 Coast league pen
nant. according 20 Walter McCrcdie.
manager OF the Portland club.
which Is pItted against Hogan's IT.
gers this week.
Oakland hit the toboggan two
weeks ago" said the Beaver man.
ager. They have no fight left Ia
them. Vernon IN playing 90 per cent
better ball than any team In the
league. We arc doing our best 10
hold Hogan's men down. but base.
ball luck seems against us"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
PACKEY Has
A BAD CON

CHICAGO. Oct. zs.--osd.. !.
severe cold. Packey Meyxr,.sx .
Obliged today 70 canotl NJ ~
uled i0round bout win ~
Duffy. a Chicago Ilghtveirts
Billy Gibson was 10 have -
York yesterday to ges MeFsy;s y
consent 10 q match wilh ~ I
ton In New YORK. but called A =
trip when he iearned a
lands illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

Five boxing events aud two
wrestling numbers comprise the
program for the Seattle Athletic
club smoker tonight. inciudlne
the fastest amateur talent Of the
local club aud the Victoria A. G
Victoria will send three boxers and
two wreatlera TO meet the local
stars The complete card follows
Boxing
Floyd Lyons. 4. A. C.. versus
Davis. Victoria. liz pounds.
Buster O'Neli. =. A. c., versus ur
quhart. Victoria. IFS pounds.
Cal Harris. 8 A. G.. versus Harry
Wheeler. Victoria, las pounds
Clarence Dixon. 3. A. @. versus
Bert Graham. q. A. c.. i25 pounda
Hugh Perkins. \. A. C.. versus
Chef Anderson. y. A. G., It's pounds
wrestling
Frank Duncan. =. A. C.. versus
canady. Victoria. iss pounds
Lloyd Wray. .. A. C.. versus Mid
dleton, Victoria. i5s pounds.
Charlie Hulen win referee the
boxing bouts. and Oscar Marbes the
wrestling matches The athletes
on the program include the besi tai
ent each club can produce. Davis
IL y. N. A. champion. AZ ii2 pounds
Cal Harris IL considered the best
amateur tssponnder In the North
west. and Frank Duncan Is i3b
pound wrestling champion. The
other boys are all close 10 cham
plonahip class.
The two bouts between local box
ers will be as keeniy contested "a
ths inter.elub matches. for Dixon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
BANTAMS TO
MIX In RING

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2s.--Ar-
ranEoments were completed here
today for slx.round bout between
Kid williama champion bantam
weight OF the south. aud Johnny
Hughes. an English bantam. here
November 3. The weight viii DO
ZIG pounds ringsldc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
OFF THE WIRE

Abe Attsli. ex-champ. and Jimmy
Walsh OF Boston. went IL rounds TO
draw In the latter city.
Jack nrition Of Chicago out
pointed Freddie Duffy OF Boston In
n l0-round bout At New York. Tho
Chicago lad led Ia every round but
one.
Oregon university football team
expects 10 beat Washington State
college In their contest tomorrow.
Spokane has acid Cartwright. sec
ond baacman. TO San Francisco.
Johnny kilbane had tho best OF
nodeclslon bout with Johnny Al
tanaae. outboxing thu lattor for 10
rounds at Columbus last night.
Battling Nelson II said 10 be pro
pairing 10 marry. after the election
Ia over. Miss Fay King. cartoonist.
OF Denver. and formerly OF Seattle
and Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

BRoNsoN.ENcLIeN

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct ,25 Ray
Bronson and Clarence English are
matched today to box eight rounds
Ia st. Louis October 20. 1Jt e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
EAKINS TRAINS U. OF v.
TO MEET IDAHO BAYy

which has no brilliant -.
Kicking end 81 the gsms ~ = q
on an exchange Of pun,s ~ =
Ia from Lewiston Hlsb r1'E>
speedy youth who ,hl,.h |
track as well a. on The s,,x 9 =
The Idaho back flsld Z ,.a
bard hitting The ENDS ~ y
best have SEEN" sal6 w ~ Y
Eakina last night YSlss,za
ternon fnll steam was put - z =
is work on Denny fIsld. -
today, Coach DobIe saw
viii be easier In order thsti ID 4. -
may be In best oondltIs~
championship struggle ssis,.l !
Idaho n being picked b. ~
win the Northwest chsm, s !
on the grldifon this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25.--Fred
anodgrasa. the New York Giant out
fielder whose error In the tenth In
ming OF the deciding. game cost him
81 800 and helped Boston 10 win the
worlds championship, In back In
Los Angeles today. lie expects TO
play winter baseball Ia Southern
California. Art shafer accom-.
panied snodgraHn from New York.
Charles Hall. Boston pitcher. IL on.
pected at his homo In Ventura IN n
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
Revolver Club of
Women

TACOMA. Oct. 25.-Tacoma won.
en- are 70 organize a revolver club.
II will be the only organization Of
It's Kind in tho country and Is being
formed under this supervision Of
Miss Anna Pannson. who holds the
women's worlds record Of IS out Of
a possible 50 on a z5-yard range.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
FINE CARD FOR
.. a. G. SMOKER

ana Graham are q weii.matched
pair OF youngsters. while Perkins
viii try hard 20 wreat middieweighi
honora from Chef Anderson. nj.
though he will have 10 give four OF
five pounds IN weight 20 the more
experienced boxer, Tho smoker
promises to DO tho best OF the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

COAST LEAGUE RESULTS.
Oakland 4. Los Angeles 0.
Vernon q. Portland 2.
Sacramento s. San Francisco 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
RUNS AWAY WITH
MACHINE AND GIRL

SPOKANE, Oct. 25.--The police
here are today looking for Oren
Parmenter, Of Stevens Point. Wis.
son Of wealthy banker, on a war.
rant charging him with the theft
OF the automobile OF ID. s.. Wallace.
retired rancher. Parmenier has
been missing for some time. Marie
Wallace. we'll known Spokane girl,
20 years old, daughter Of tho own.
or OF the machine. has also disap'
peared. Parmenter met her al
Trent, where she was teaching
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25

Dance at Dreamland tonight. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-25
NORTHWEST MUNICIPALITIES

WALIaA WALLA, Oct. 25.--Rep-
resentatives of nearly every city In
the Northwest are hero today TO
attend the annual conference OF tho
League OF Northwest Municipalities.
The first meeting was opened by
Mayor A. ]. ellis of Walla Walla.
Howard II. Hanson OF Seattle and
w. J. Locke OF San Francisco we're
two OF the speakers today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
SNEED TESTIMONY
UNFIT FOR WOMEN
Those Who Persisted in Stay
ing in Court Room Were
Elected By Order of Court
During Hearing Today
sSy IaveainE Herald a. p leased w!gsi

6y teveuinE Herald 4. q Leased wtvel
Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. l0.-Wo-
men who persisted ~ remaining IN
the court room where j. Is. sneed Is
on trial for killing Captain A. G. Boyce
today were elected The court held
that the testimony was unit tor the
womcn's ears Il bore on alleged il-
legal practices Of A. G. Boyce, lr,
whose elopemont with the prisoner
wife is said 20 have resulted In the
killing of the elder Boyce Ia Fort
Worth hotel
Ray Wheatloy. president OF the Am
grillo Bank and Trust company. tost-
flied that he had talked with Captain
BoyoD after the oloppment lie quot
led Captain Boyce as saying be could
not determine what the trouble was
with Albert captain Boyce's SOM and
what prompted him To run away with
Snood'a wife. unless 81 was that "A
.gtory ho had heard about Mr. sneed
was true,
Mr Whoailey declared Captain
Royce had told him hc bad done eve
'erythng ne could TO break on rela-
tions between Mrs 3neCd and young
bOyCe,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
SPLENDID BANKRUPT
MUST SERVE ONE
YEAR IN PRISON
IN ENGLAND
Ernest Terah Hooley Made
Millions Promoting Com
panies Then Put Money in
Wife's Name.
LIVED IN RICHES AFTER
EXPECTING A FAILURE

tny Evening Herald =. :" fssnaea Wtret
Lon Ion, Feb. 10 Ernest Tornh
H0olcy who was One oi lh. leading
mon iU the financial world OF IoudCn
H few years aRo. was sentenced today
at the Old Bailey to years mprls-
unmont on q charge uf obtaining
money by fraudulcntly representing ag
free OF oncumbruec8 SOME property
he had sold Ia tho prosecutor.
Hoolcy was ono of the leading H.
nanclors IN England from 1890 90
1885 when hc was declared bankrupt.
ie had been rcgI.d.u aE ono OF the
woalthltst mon iu Tho country ac-
quirlng his riches ht the promotion
OF numerous companies
ln 1906 Hoolcy aut he'd tire COM
pany and Us supposed TO have made
20 profit OF yI2.5rD.00O. He owned
many race horses aud yachts. includ
ing the racing cutter Britannia. for
morly tho property of king Edward,
and he also possessed several historic
country seats Aftgr his bankruptcy
he was known as the splendid bank
rupt as he continued 90 i've ln
prinooly style on money which had
been placed in his wife's name.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
TIN PLATE CONCERN
BLACKLISTEO ITS
EMPLOYEES SAYS
A REPORTER
Newspaperman is Witness
Before Stanley Steel Inves'
tigating Committee and
Sheds Some New Light.
CITY EDITOR ADMITS
HE HAS THE NAMES

tuF Evening Herald A. II. Leased Wtrel
Washington. Feb. i0.-The Ameri-
can Tin Plate company's employment
Of foreign labore.S Co take the place
of American strikers In Piltsburg In
1903 came up at t0day's session OF
The Stanley steel committee.
w. q. Irwin. vice president OF the
company. which Is subsidiary of
the United States Steel corporation,
admitted that ths company had ad-
vertiscd for Syrians. Poles and Rou-
manians. Unions were not recognized
after the strike, Ec said
did II discriminate against union
mon?" asked Representative Beall OF
Texas
"Wo naturally We're reluctant 10
give employment 90 those VINO were
vicious toward the men VINO entered
our mills on the open shop basis,
said MIR. Irwin
j. A. Selvidcs. a plttsburg news
paper man, testified that the steel cor
poratinn maintained blacklist Of
several thousand men discharged be-
cause Of their connection with labor
unions. when pressed for the source
of his Information the witness de-
murred. saying the informant might
bc 'sluggcd" IL his name was divulged.
ana that the list was exceedingly val
uable.
He finally said tho lisi was IN the
possession Of IA, 4. Eagle. city editor
OF the Plttsburg leader.