"log the Soldier; Struck
8witc’h. and tho En. ,
in ad the Truck and
Over on it: Side.
N Y" May 15~The trac
unproductive or no aeri-
dordxiring the night. The
e no turther ellort to on
r rcpnir. its linen. and will
an inactive until the mil-
l d by the state is in n
iml the miles: promo, ii
elfort Was made dur
,‘t’t‘o bring the, contending
mo the breach is as wide
he establishment of the
712' red to the traction powor
’ other to the. upper town bath,
to the northern barn.
pony which was ordered
, -to 11 born swung into Quail
a ing crowd toll in on its
lid rear and followed it down
tn.- As it halted in front or
uhhowel of rocks and other
all. among the men. it was
a time that there would be
lit the police. drove the crowd
d“ the soldiers made no mouac
lche't lines were thrown
round the traction com
' ittlo line oi.’ blue ncpt on the
Th police .withdrew as soon as
' i
All has the night worn on. the
81th away. As the now day
" crowd reassemblnd and at
.it numbered about W500 The
kept the street clear and were
for their pains but the crowd
. ,most of its ropronches upon
union men who showed their
.. the upper window of the
7 Th I‘worncn were particularh
, re and howled out their chain
a morning and its opening
thin great industrial struggle
being a tragedy. Just alter
. 'd crossed the New York
aupanning the Hudson
The
in chad uWuy to the! armory oi
th Battalion to bloalllast.
I: N
m an arch atill piled up on
t barn. and the olorls oi
Y‘pormii any traillc Fifty
. range this morning. but
ly met no msponoo. Hail
Minion men brought here
. e diitecllvoo Wore discovered
- . «in bowl at midnight. and
in it quickly gathered about
i The police cleared the chic
lit the cloud hootud dcriiilvoly
who colored or loll the
e management oi the hotel
tilled tho dotoctivon that they
‘ v0
‘ i‘li reliance
,' *9”. $65.99 ' *f
.tho brldnn crown: lilo
imp. undoi-
Pullout-
price
pvt cipal loaned were N
3‘" points 5 in Northern Pacifl
ll
hero this afternoon and General Oliver
it. to service in thahorth
r the cityl it will go‘illto
which is close to the Quail street b
oncrai Oliver huh curabllshod' Mind“
(mortars at tho Club house of the Cum?
éra Club and directs the military oper-
aliens from there He and his buoy
sides are in civilian dress .The city
is quickly assuming a military air All
local troops have: had their first r'cllet
good sized crowd's. The concentration
of the troops in Albany indicates that
the company will ag ain attem
move. its lirat cars hero. . 9 :.
cities directed bx the strike this in re-
gurdcd as the. lobar turbulent and the
compo!» therefore regards this tank
as tho easiest of all.
loner-oi Oliver congratulated the
Twontythird Regiment on its speed in
getting men together and arriving in
Albany.
The company ’will not attempt to ra~
pair its lines. it is believed. until after
the arrival at the romainder oi the
'l'Wenty-third regiment of Brooklyn.
and Second of Troy this afternoon.
The only exciting incident oi the
morning took pincé shortly after it
oucloch when an ambulance dashed
through the lines. it came to take to
the hospital John Stanley of 567 A!
lantic avenue Brooklyn. A nonunion
man. who Wan struck in . be head. can
a brick during the atti'iclr the poivol
wagon last evening. He was occurred
In the ambulance to the hospital hy
fifteen mounted cums moo. .
The first more
forces was take
ociilt'li this minding”. , ,, .
Signal Corps which in modified. and a
detachment of the mounted police
cleared the streets around lhu Quail
street burn. The crowds assembled on
aither side oi the barn offered no resist
once and loll back quickly when the
troops swept down on them A none
of four blocks was cleared and a new
picket line will he established at ".8
outer edge. This move is understood
to be preliminary to the repairing oi
the. lines in that vicinity and the clear-
ing away of the wrecked cars and ob
strucllono on the tracks.
The following statement on the all.
nation was given out this noon by W.
D. Malian. international prosidcnt of
the Amulitalnated Association of Street
Railway Employees oi America.
“Chairman Dllworth and myself have
considered the situation and cannot
see anything to be gained by remairn
lug longer in the. oily oi Albany at this
limo“: We canto hero to take up tho
,mattcr in till) interest of:
and il possibic bring libout
wield or the tonic. 5 «living "to t
coal ironing? out or the prowl“ cili-
polo thorn id no p'i-onont prospect of
bringing the contending forces togeth-
er. Wu have. literature, decided to
leave the matters hero to the commit-
tees oi the two local organizations un-
til such timowas. they «deem our preo-
once will be or aualutance to them.
There have boon so many unfounded
comma 'a'bt afloat to the client that our
international executive board had re-
nudintcd the position taken by the men
here. thit‘ I like this opportunity 0!
again denying those rumors and to any
that the men hora will have the sup-
port ol our organization in accordance
with its constitution and in“.
NEW YORKMey lMAuothcr do‘
tnchmenl containing of 225 men of the
Twenty- third Regiment. Brooklyn. tell
their armory today (or Albany They
am under command of Major William
‘A Stokes. and are whodulcd to reach
Albany at 2: 25 p. in Thin will make
in all 685 men oi the Monty-third lieg-
intent alto-avian duty and it is upon:-
ed that the lilragxim' will' be gotten
. in line during? the day and willbo
' Albany by nightlnll. .
. Mary “who alto: .
lion with robin-once to tilt: street car
.8ii‘llio hero in unchanged today and mo
TROY. N. Y3.
city in quiet. The railroad trachu on
Mention
at Fourth sum to m ”in during;
. last night and tho rail thrown into the.
t, hooli-
i and Amalgamated Gopher.
“Q
P the decline roachc 99;,
stl.‘ ii
.P. ‘8‘: R. Md»
Union Pacific. 108
Wildflod Gas and New York
ad '2 ed ii in
Louia & San Francisco Second Prat. -‘
co. Sugar. Atchison Southern Pacific
The lower
lam attracted buying and the stun
i ‘ Idard railroads and lending specialtieo‘ .
* rallied 1 to 3 points with Union Pacilic
leading. Recognition. ihowover. worn
not luliy maintained and the market
was irregular againa at 1 oc loch.
‘ con spam or
it
support and priooa foil to tar below
incl nights lmcl losses t 10
points war item:
tho it
(3. a St. Louis Tin. Lake till-lo 8% Weak;
tom 7 Union Pacific and Miaaourl Pa“
cli‘io 6% Consolidated Gas and Genet
ai Electric ii. Dclairnm 8: Hull, it 5%.,
Amalgamated (loppe‘tihilg
Chicago a hit Louis second “profound
and American Tobacco o. American Elli
prose and Denver & Rio Grandc 435.-
Chicago Great Western Preferred B.
and Muisvillo. Manhattan and Poo‘
pica Gas. 3.»; There were some rip
coveries before noon. but the demand
was insignificant. Bonds were weak
WALL STREET 1 p. mm'i‘he. main '
hot continued very feverish and did not
hold the recoveries but only a tow
stocks gorilowor on the next dip than
they were then.
Amalgamated Copper were most acute-
ly affected. the lormor touching 951.5 .
and the latter iilll5. American Smelt.
lug lost 485. Chicago & Eastern lllin‘
out as much and General Electric 852
in all. The market bad ctcadledup ho-
lore l o‘clock. but the buying pressure . ‘_
eased on the rally. _
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.~'l‘he so
vore shaking down which the market
received seemed to revive outside him
ing. as the regular dividend paying
stocks were most irritated. Recurrence
were general in the afternoon and
ranged from 2% to 7‘5 points with link.
ion Pacific. Rock island. Missouri Pa“
clfic Consolidated Gus, Dolauorb 8:
Hudson St. Paul and Amalgamated
Copper the beat gainers. Some stocka
went up a point. but there were no
transactions. altogether the general
volume of businoao was very small.
The level at 2 o‘clock showed some
clocks a point or more above their
best prince at the opening.
TODAV'B QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrra or B. A. ‘
Bohmo. commission brow. Swami A
(iorbtli’o black spillh Non-4.11::
Open High Low
Am. Cut. Oil 247.5 24%
Am. 3. n. Co..140 no 1371.4 1311.5
Am To!) (20.. 132 i2 HS 118 I
At icon, . . 88 Sills. 85 3,5.
isompl'd. 93‘4 88‘5 90% ill
Bolt 87 Ohio 9654 9785“ 9584 95%
Ellyn. 8.17., '11 7255‘ 687.5
Ches.«&0hio. 4556'. i6 43%
Chi & N W.. 13:85 mil“ ital:
fillQ‘ul ‘ I it
QM.&%P15£%W§§2RI§8%
Chi R 1.8: P. 141 Mills 140
(1.00.8: St 1... 75
D. at H. Can..‘158'ts 15815 NW,
Gen. El. (70.. 2l6% 21? till
Lou. 8: ..aab.. 98 99 95
Nor. is West. 47%
installment. 108% 109V. lilo
Metropolitan. 166% m 153%
M. K.&'i‘. pld.,5:l 5335 5135
Minal’i’acillc. 97 97 90%
N. v., c. a plum nan its.
N.Y..0.8: w..zon 8055 29%
Con..’l'ohaoco. 58V. 84 61%
North Pacific, 146 .
lilo. Pacpld, 18355
Pacific Moll, . 33
Pennsylvania. Nil
People's (in. 105
Phil. 8: Read” 38
"”55
Ball. Railway. his
Son. Ry. pm. 80
Sou. Pacific. in
Tana. 0. it l.. 88%
U. 8. Leather. 12‘
U. 8. 1.00. pith. 78%
ll 8. Rubber 2th
any. 33
143 no
“)6 18355106
our. 84
7mg 70 ,
36%
30%
in
can so
i:
nu
£53” " '
'58
an Poo. pm. ten 90%
anbnlih. pol. can. at»
west. union. can can
COMET 8E8" m CIUFORNIA
LICK OWERVATORY Cali. Mop ya
w'l‘ho comet uncovered at Quality
town. Australia on April to um um
”MW haul. in are m
light
W
Union Pacific and ,
1:30.
a.»
W
C overland Q:
can _ I
LOOKWDQD‘B HALL.
_. Wednesday EVemug. Mav l5
.7 . at 8 o clock.
Tickeh, 25 '- Cents.
F r. sale at Weed s. '
now a THEATRE.
THURQDAY. MAY 18.
t Main: rolls: ,vinlt concomitant Folks.
Engagement ol
RMIMRD HOLDEN
in the Beat or all New England
Plum . ,
OLD JKD PRO”?!
humor and Philips Laughter and Tears ‘
*0 mum Cdmuany
Splendid New Production '
Tho" sweetest Story Every 'l‘old
81816 the Funny Fire Scene
can the ram Odd Old Yankees
SEE the moat Court room Scene.
8188 ahd Hear the champion Choir ol .
Hancock County
SEE and him the Original Country
Sarina and Dolph
ALL COMING AGMN.
Ever :1 living member of the Original
Cost r. lll positively appear in the roles
created hv them.
PRICES. 29. 50, 75c.
Reserved South on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwnlk. and Wood's
drug store, Norirélh. 5 days in advance
of each parlor—mailed.
Whew.
How’ .5 this
for Bilrgaim
Him "
Fm: Negltyce Shirts.
" Jack. ’ y . '
Made of Helms-Percale. .
Cuffs ddatched and attached.
309’: m Pants.
‘gaodom taa. 15d: pair.
Boy '3 all-ml Vesta: Suits.
nicely trimmed, $1 .00.
Youth’s Suits. all-wool.
9 $3-.00—~onlr a few left.
Look them other—4f they do
not suit why don't
take them.
“‘1’.
"a" hog HunStml
South Abraham.
desired.
White Walsh Brushes,
Garden 3% ‘ ii" ‘ ..
mu
x9e.
. 23c. Scrub Brushea.
CcilingQ wan inhandie‘, '59:. Garden Trowela,
We have just xuaxlo a purchase of an output t
shall place. on sale on Saturody. May nth
dcuil‘abic hot wentlxcr waist that' is made, and 7 .
. and a variety of styles.
$3.95 Block and White China Silk Wei
.83 so Black and White China Silk '
$4.00 Black and White China Silly»
85.00 Black and White China Sill: Wants ‘ "
$6.00 Black and White China Sills Waist: ,
They
Tack Hammer. . ‘
PENNED FOR YOUR GOOD.
Don't tail to order some of our dc
ilicious Spritlg Lamb for dinnel one or
more days this week Every member
of the familyor‘lll be delighted with ite-
richness and fine flavor.
"Tender as a Lamb" is not a more
figure of speech When applied to this
moat. it almost melts in the mouth
EShouldor Forcquhrtérs. loge. Loin
chops, Stevie.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
iAdam alumna, Proprietor,
ELY 31968. 30. BIA!!! St.
M-.. W..—.2 "gummy“ 5.....-MAW... «a. .. a...
BTRBIllB) VISION
is not an unnammon conditian~it's a
common canoe (or headaches and other
pains.
Eyes which are oval-worker. it re-
ilved by properly titted slams. will
regain strength and will in time be
able to parlorm their task Without the
aid of glass assistance.
Call in and we will talk it over to
gather
HOIBR B. BQYT,
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United ml: Building
omen hours. 8 to 11:85. 18:85 to 8:30.
Salmon! "onion 'l to 8.
of the chart we find our sitcom
Ciolhina for lien.
Suits for $7.98.
Suits for $8.98.
Suite for $9.98.
Suite for $19.98.
Suits for $14.98.
-- .. 8min ion 81.6.98.
Suits for $20.00
and Persian. for 98 Cents to $2. so.
to 8mm.
anything you need.
With additional help' ill this department vv'é’ arc now prepared to fill all orders promptly Full
line of Ingralnn Tapestry, Brussels and Vclvet Carpets, Mattings Oil Cloths and Linoléums, Will‘
dow Shades. Lace and Muslin Curtains, Brass Rods; and Curtain Poles. All carpcts made and laid it
Houoefurnishing Dcpartment.
~‘ Our specials in this dcpaxtmcui an; an follows: ., ' .
Jill. .
. 7c. 6 qt. Spfinltilug Polo
7c. Cal-pct Beaters.
7c. Large Sink Brushes. _
ALL ZES QF OIL STOVES AND OVENS AT LOW PRICES.
forts and the moat perfect system of merchant long We strive to
attain anything that will mefit you, became in your appreciation
W
Tailor‘liade Suits
for women.
Salinger $798
, Suite for $9.98
Suits for 819498.
Sluts for $19.98.
Stills, for" $15.“. .,
Suite for $11.29“;
Suits fur $90.00.
MILLINERY.‘
All the leading styles in Outing Hate. trimqu in polka dots:
Five hundred Trimmed am, not two alike, prices from $1 .98
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