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matte-Will nun-ammonia:
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mmM‘lm-The carpautera'atrlke
bathnaatthd, and attera of over
a mouth’a idlenaae, iroin which the city
haaaudaredtotheextentot near-lym-
Iththemuwnlraturntowork'l'horaday.
Thearldtratloneommittee haa ilniahadita
lahorr, and the umpirea, Judg- ’l'nley.
DrigpandlcOonneliJherepnaentativea
of the ckikera and the “ho-ea," have
Iflxedtheir aignaturea to theagreement.
Underit theworking hour- ahall nunrher
but dght; ficeutlan hourwili bepald
untilAng. l, alter which the pay will he
37% eentaan hour; all preaent apprentice.
wfllhentdnedonetoheaddedeachyear;
none hut union men will he employed;
nrertinrewlll heconaidered timeandcua-
hall; Bundayworkwlll he paid {oratih
rateotdoubletime: a parmaaaMboardo!
arbitration will heappolnted to adjuatall
inturedlilemcea. .
'I'helr We were W.
When the carpentera concluded about five
weekengotoatfikelorahorterhourqmore
pay and a complete recognition of their
union.theymade advancea to the“
Carpenter: and Buildere‘ emulation. the
memhen of which at that time employed
anoithedwolaarpentereofthiaclty. The
demandawererejecled.audall attempteto
mtheurikewlththataaaoclatioupmed
A low Employing Annotation Orgaaiaad.
Wheuithecamearldcntthattheoldllca-
ierBuildua’aeaociatlon could notcflaeta
settlement with the otrikera a Ia‘rganuru—
beroi thememheraoi thathody hrokeeway
from he authority and organized the Bone
Carpentera and Buildera'aaaocia , and
the new body, which it la c haa al-
readydevelopedagreateram loylngcapae
ltythaa the old one. en intonegotia-
tionawith themikenandaflactedaawtle
'uentwiththemaeaetlorth. 'l'hedoorhaa
been left open for theoldmaaterhnlldera
launch, but it theydonotthcrewill be
war to the knife between union and non-
union carpenters in thia city.
ltiereportcdthattheoldhtmwllllm-
port non—unlonmanandgoin forwarwith
the union prieea if they iutertere with
them. Should thhr be carried out trouble
mayheenpected.
The Coal Ilnan' condition.
Nowthctthe carpentera'demand‘iaccn-
cededit enema probable that thc' Peder»
tion will turn in; attention to the coal
minera. Thereuowaeemamprcapcctola
aettlementoi their dillcnltiea and agen~
oral atrike 0%,!!!) men is inimnredlate
prospect. A tlaMareat tout,
allot whomareemployadbym'orthnn
lilinohoperatora. Nonaoithemeninthe
earthernpartot the state have yet gone
out. Thedrrnand of themeuiaioranin—
creaaeotaerenandahalleentapeaton. It
iaimpo-lhleiortheopcratoratomecttueh
admaadmndthe indicatlcca point to a
protracted mike. The Mlnera’ union h
mahiugereryaflorttoget theaouthern Il-
iiuoia mineraout
A Big fiche-a at nfladalphla.
Pumoxtmu, May 7.-mim havahaeu
rent to the matter builders who are hold-
ing out againat the dementia of their men
for an lncreaae in wages notifying them
thatiltheydonothylllo’elock todaycon— Muriel-I
eedethademandaot the atrikeraacrrtain
plan which has been lormnlated would he
put into mention. This plan is acid by
an odicial oi the Cemented brotherhood
to he a cart oi cooperatlrearrangement by
which the building trader, including every
thing from atone maaona to ireacoerurould
term one grand organization employing
the more men engaged in thoae trade- in
thia city. This organization would make
erect building», pay. the work
man anddiridetheproflla amongthemen
lvea.
A Big Vleteey at New Yer-h.
X!!! You. hiay l—Ouiaide oi the ace-
enty meunowon rtrike at the New York
Centralgrainelerawr,onlyaixty men are
nowoutloreighthournnud $3.50 perday.
'l'aunouunionmenareat worklathe ele
valor. ltiahelievedthat Chaunceyl.
Dapawwilicometoanamleahlerettlement
withWalk DehgateananaandAahley
inmdto grainelevator meu'a din-
BamudflommpraaidentottheAmerto
unfederationotlnhcrnaldthatthanext
tradetomakaa atand for an eight hour
workdaywouldhetheccal Methane
number-Mamba
Dr. Ail-it raven fight Ila-la.
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one, a litter; Valle Utter. a brother, and
a lrieud, entered the looka
and aakod permlaaion to talk privately wi
Utter. 'l'haprlellegawaaaccorded, and in
due courre of time the party from
the building, Thu attendant
oi the prison t to iced Utter, hut tound
wile No. tannin the cell. wearing Uttar'a
The conspiring friends werearraatad, and
Whllfbchlg arraigned heiorethe recorder
last evening for aiding and ahettingfthc
ercapa o! a priaoner, a detective m
cIliiwith Utter who had been captured
at Unionvllle, N. J.. where he to
rent, feeling aecnre, or he thought he waa
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The Slater Educational Fund.
Nzw You, May 7,—The board of true-
tem oi the Slater educational fund have
begun their annual meeting here. Er
Pruident Rather-lord B. Bayer, president
oltheboardoitruetoea, presided. Thelund
wueatahliahed ten ycara ago by John F.
Slater, of Norwich, Conn, and proridoa
tor the introduction of industrial training
in the schools oi the acnth. lo the thirty-
aixachoola aided thia year by the fund
therehaabeenanlncreaaeo! Lillipupila—
inall atotal attendance 019,”). Leatyaar
the fund appropriated 345.0“) to the work.
Report- were received from the rarlcue in-
stitution in the aouth which have received
hemedtatmnthe hind-duringthepaat man
year. TheSpellman inatltute, at Atlanta,
Ga,repomd that through the aarlatence
received iron: the Slater fund it had been
anohledtoopenatrainlng achoolior
uni-sea. Thetotalamountpddoutduring
the year wee mm).
node Mantra “Mich”! flail.”
monomer, R. Lillay 7.--’l'ho legialntire
joint committee appointed hythe general
anaemhly to investigate the char-gee pre-
ferred against the management of the state
home at Elmhurat haacommeuced work.
Mn. Welcome H. Miocene tumor nurse,
mined at length to the cruel trentment of
the hoya, Eddie Young, Daniel Cook and
others, by Superintendent Healy, and said
thatchehadheenordered toatifle thacrlea
of the tortured youngster: hyplacingher
halide over their moutha and by choking
them hire. Foster also testified that the
milk provided [or the children was skimmed
before being aerved and the cream cent to
Superintendent Healy’a table. Mira Hatt-
inga, a former teacher. ieatiiied to cruel
whipping, choking and pinching oi girla.
Hastings, alac formerly employed in
the home. rectified to cruel treatment of
boys.
Hombre calorie.- Ire- lydnphehin.
Amman. 0.. May been. years ago a
dog bit Laura Grim, the 13-year—old daugh-
terota wealthy farmer living at Harrie
burg. Stark county, mils that ol
here. The wound andncthingmore
war thonghtolitnntil aweek am when
ianowa
Kanaaa City reetraining John T. Pickett
from playing with the Playera’ club of
Philadelphia. Notice of appeal was im-
mediatel filed. Then, on behalf of the
’ Lgue. Lawyer Vendor-slice moved
that injunctions be granted prohibiting
or, 'l’hompaoo. Myera, Ehrlrer and
Gle'aaon playing with the local league team.
The argument will he heard on Saturday.
The crarur hiladalphla'a 'rrlal Trip.
Pawn-ma, Pa, May 'l.— “‘he new
United stolen cruiser Philadel. ~ haa
atartedon her preliuvinarytrlal tn, She
wenttoaeatodayaud a mat of her apeed
willbemade. lt la expected ahe will ex-
eeed the Baltimore'a record of an knota
an hour. although the guaranteed apeed la
19 knota an hour. She will receive a pre-
mium of $0,000 (or every one-quarter
knot better than her guaranteed apaad,
and theeoutraetora are confidant aha will
earnthemquiteatldyauminpremluma.
The linger W Harte Bar-ed.
Ntwm, N. J.. May 7.--'l‘ha Singer new-
machinaworha at Bliuhethpth.-l..
cmerlngtwoacreaoi ground,werealmoat
My damned by the laat night, to-
.athawith a conalderahlaamountot the
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accompanied bylldul'e '
lieu
«1.3%
accncurreueaintheemeudmenta. Itpaea-
edtheaenatelryavoteotlltoaflaan.
Bueacdllartinvotinglntheaagative.
mute-alumni"! willgivaa
dinnertoliuratllalateadon yl‘l.
'l'haCurtiahillior the abolition at the
death penalty waa considered in mm
From paperaon file intheoflcaof Gor—
ernor Richardson it would appear that the
lynching of Willie Leaphart in
S.C.,on Sunday ni ht waa the outcome
at a conspiracy to the guilt of a white
Marco flecks, of Flack cannotorlety,
hqbeenrelensedlroarthe'l'omba. .
Jurtlca ingraham, in the aupremaoourt
at _New York, decided adveraaly to the
W”
«executed the agreement upon whichha
claimed a share oi the prolu. Kenna
claimed that he entered intoan
to furnace-partnership with t
Thehonaeoi Secretoy’l'raey.‘ Warh-
ington, in which his wife and
matthelrdenths in the drewhlch
Meyer! it,haebeeuaold (or all“. it
coathlrn. with improvements, 075M.
Shellenbaset. the
andtruatee,whogavehlmaell.md:t;‘at
ddphmhaeheenlodgadiujallat
town.Pa. Heuyahetcok cog-$5
himwhenhefled. Bewillhc at
prueuttermoicourt.
At l'oxhoro, Mala, a man namedCro
mack,whileinaane. murdered hialtyear
olddaughter and thenkilledhimaalt.
Nearly twenty peraona were hified hya
tornadowhichmptoreri'uaa May‘.
The remains at Juniuafillcrganware
hmiedllaycinCedar-Hillcemmry,
turd. Manyplaceaoihnaiueeawere
dnringthehonracithafuuenal. Vice?!“-
deutMorton.Chaunceyll.Depaw,Biahop
Potter, Cornellua Vanderbilt and George
W. Childa were among the well known
peopleprmant.
Ber. '1’. A. Large, amt-hoary, waamur
dudhyhnrglaraintlapan.
W
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and
adjusted. The alto moat tamed tor the
mainhnildingiatheBadtnniavauuewater
heeinmnthehludintherearoill’nionm
tion. Thiahuildlngwillconeletota
and muaic hall. Mr. Carnegie alto
that it one oi the branche- of themain
library building should be located intha
vicinityorthe newSchcnleypark howould
addtohisoriglnaloiieragall oiAmari-
canart. Tomaintaiuthia haprov
pamtoexpcndnotlemthanw n-
ally in the purchaaeotartwmkadflng
hlaliietima and to provide inhiawilllor
anequalamonntperannum wheuhagiea
Thla institution Mr. Carnegie dair- he
aperpetual monumenttohlmaeli.
Ill-a. Yan he. he Alter a Divorce
New Ham, May 7,—Mra. Yan Phou
Inc. the young New Haven girl who in
immorrledifan Phou Lea ahortly alter
hilt. grrdnagm frame. handled?»-
t ion ore vorce. . an
Phou lace lathe non of a Chic-1m
Becametothiacountryinlfla, and aha
apending lire years at Springfield, He...
he prepared (or eollegainNewlaven.
After graduating he did considerable liki-
ary work and recently atarted an m
Chineu Sunday aehooi paper in New York
city. Lira. Lee waa tormerlyliaalliaaheth
Maud Jerome, daughter of lira. l. Gilbert
Jerome.
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