S
.retnsins to he
'l‘ii loss at Jo
We can win at
lopmeuts today
stern Pennsyi
rainin McKees-
ntiuue silent
nd vicinity no
to the Iorce at
, nonunion men. .
'EEis preparing to
union Carnegie
s McGutcheon
,t'this the steel
_.was an early arriv
‘ rt rs and talked
roe ad gone east
nucnnsviile '1" was
d Ibr us to send
, , or known. We
urseives‘ about
(it) not amount to a
they do come into
not be voluntary.
logrnm from Mr
Hid, oiiet men are
sets Milwaukee.
, t,
to he in opera-
in turning out
' , 1 0
1 retsry‘Willisms, here. but no plan;
E‘ siding he men who are e
- , ro in
outside or the Amalgamated, but the
will its looked alter. " ,
PITTSBURG August 16 ~‘The ii
, employees or the National Galvanitin
1 Tune Company it McKeespoi-t. joined
the strikers today. This closes every
pluntdn McKeesport. 5‘
Referring to the status of the men in
the western lodges who hays reIused
to strike. President Shutter declared
himself todny as follows.” .
"The men 01 the Chicago lodges or
the Amalgamated association who re
fused to obey the strike order will he
placed without the pole of the organise
. tlon Notices will be sent to all the
‘ lodges to passive no communication
1 from them and to send none to them
,and to accept no working cards Irom
them. Such notifications will be given
’st once. A date will be set which the.
intercourse must cease the date to
cover the recent detection of the men
in the trust plants 01 the west. "
Bryan Supports the Strike.
LTNQOLN,rNoh August 1t5—»Mr
Bryan urges labor generally to back
: up the light of the steel workers. He-
says:
j‘The contest while apparentiy oror
an obstruct principle. really inrolver
the right of the laboring men it Or
gnome. it is undoubtedly the purpose
1 of the trust to destroy labor organize
lessly pursued if the time seems propi-
tious. it is strange that any laboring
‘ man should tell to understand the us
turn 01 ii: private monopoly or give
any support whatever to the enorm-
ous consolidation of capital which is
now going on. It means death to the.
wage earner as Well he destruction of
industrial independence Unless all
the mills are completely unionized. the
trust can run the nonunion shops and
keep the union ones closed indefinite
iy. The trust can alord to lose a year's‘
dividends it necessary but the employ-
ees cannot to lose a year's work.
“The strike is at present the labor
ing man's only protection but it at
present a costly and lnoifective one.
The ballot box nIIords the only perma-
nent and complete remedy it the is
boring man would march to the polls
and vote with the party that Iovors
arbitration and opposes government by
injunction and the black list. their
would be able to protect their interests
without a resort to strikes and look
outs. While the strike lasts let it his
conducted within the law;:: when the
strike is over let the men remember
to vote the way they strike", 5, -' .
VERY LIGHT WIEND TODAY.
Boats Did Not start Until 1: 30 This
. Afternoon. 5.
henchmen"? Yaon'rrr one New
1 York. August low'i'he brows.
‘ donstltution and Columbia h‘s‘iian early
contest of the Lnrohmont ‘11th Old!)
series. The sky was veiled by a this
case. While a sott southwest troops
was Just trimming the placid water
51 d 8 Its
1“an it those
, Sound Wat this point.
halt the usual also. be
title. or ilIto
y lite sailinp fti c. ‘
k'po pom. is inst! at the out
'1 harbor. This proved to
g. to, the summer resides
‘ pliers, who were thus
' e entire race 1.1110
'Works, an adjunct oi the Nations: '
t 6 western player.-
won Irom Clothier in the interim ,
ate tournament abut at Philodslph
in the spring.
and Clothicr
ier is so tail that it is almost 1
his to lob beyond his reach. an ii
great staying powaro.
ClothierePsret match. yesterd
had a good opportunity to see he"
points oi'. dimmers play. 5 . .1
The final 01 the interschoi attic '-1
matches were scheduled Ior today. lrv. 1;
ing 0. Wright. the Harvard interschol-i ,1:
hello being champion. 1311th to
asset E P. Larnsd. ot Princetoii
" to his opponent’s-
- known to he hiil or
his own eta 1) pi
Davis. was the first or
three went to deuce. Davis then show- ,1
ed one of his brilliant strokes and
playing beautifully Irom the not took
two games. His stand was of no avail
however, for his errors gave the eighth
tions and the purpose will he roiont ‘
“tie won.
,__lEu the third set. Little seemed to];
her ave tired. {or he let several easy:
strokes pass him. and CEiothior won.
this morning. the work or preparing the {81"
two big cup defenders for their first
, root the oplné ‘
erfhoiishiiy in I:
, _5 sh
,1: a desperate
3g ‘ is“ at times. has.
n has mdhytmhfiandmew
lidcuit .,yesterdsy.a d ‘
Last
tables were :-
. .ed
yhsat Little;-
Little
NEWPORT n. 1., August iwwrlght
host Davis in three straight sets.
Wright started the radish by plsyliig
“31:;
$0
game and the set to Wright, M.
Davis won a lead or 3-1 and. then 4- 2
in the second set and looked sets as no
lag“! shown a great burst o‘I speed
right, however, had pluck. its site:-
everything and kept the bulls going
back. By this method at play he not
only pulled up to an even standing.
but won the odd some and the lead,
5-.4 Davis. on his own serve took too
next game after deuce twice. Each
man won on his own serve alter this,
Davis playing desperately till the};
games were 6 all. Wright took the
next two. the last after deuce nine-
times‘. This made {this set. 8-6.
Davis seemed completely tired out,
in the third set. which proved to he
the last. He made a gallant stand thn
the score 5-1 against him and took No
games. running up and smashing in
something approaching his previous
form. For the most part. however.
hoth men played Irom the hack oi the
court. and at this method Wright
distinctly superior. Wright wordp-
W ,
The Clothior-Little match divided in “
torest with the one between We!
pnd Davis and it was a much more 110-. it
‘xerely contested one than the latter. ‘
Repeatedly the spectators applauded,
the players. and though the battle was
ended in three sets. the interest only
not drop until the iinsl stroke.
The first set was Little' s. 63
second was one of the best nastiness“
and it ”1'33.“ games to settle it. Li't
learned yesterdays! Clothiers?
for he started 1 ‘the tourth
I rush. The ilrstthroo games were as‘
E, iihy his. the fourth went to (iiothla u
out three or ‘LLittie's. th _
rd in' three strain up 1
rned.‘1tii‘e Priuooto ‘1 to
lo champion. detected
Wri sht. oi Howard. in the lipid
,int'orhohoisstio movement ‘11 1;.
not match. "rho winut‘u‘ w too i f
‘ ‘sn'd experienced
,1 ,pfno‘rohm who.n
tinned
Shelton 1Stea‘l stooks 'bu ‘ they did not
it ill] trio advanced 8%
‘ gususlly active and advanced its to 3
poihts. People' 3 Gas .was marked up to
5 112. towsrm 1 o‘clock. without effect
“elsewhere.
yiltocitu Wore somewhat neglected and
51 lower owing to 1a revival of active operf
‘ aliens in some of the specialties. 1 Am
algomated Copper was in active de
round and moved up 2%. Anaconda
Mining gained a point in sympathy
with People‘ 11 Gas. extended its rise to
1-13. The linked States Steel stocks
were rather inso'tlv‘e and did not move
much either worsen. .1 5
Aims. R. Co..134%’135
.Atc icon, ‘
Chen. &, 0hiq.148%’ 47M 46%
«Pearl
During the seven minutes allowed at
the end or the, third set. Little upper»
aptly bed time to remember what hE
at stool Writers 5
ti) out as 's “33’“ the United
, re only Iran
Irm ‘ iii. which got
The United State! Steel
d:id not share in the rally and
inlet at the low pelnt. General,
, wore quiet dud iii-denier.
AL 3 ,Rliilii'i‘. 1 p. par—The active
_ , ,1 d to hold the noon railyfisnd
land lower on proIessionsl
Wheeling 31‘ use Erie and at
n- Francisco issues were un-
United suites Steel stocks
are 1:3 to at above the lowest. 1' ‘
WALL smkflli'f‘; 3 p. iii-«Railroad
repay-s (stations.
Reported over 5 wire stun 5
Bonus. census or. ‘d'wsrts s
gorhttt‘l‘ block. 80th Norwaik:
0 can High Low 1:80
183% 133%
76i 1' 76% 76% 75%
'Am ison. 1.13.9119 9': 9631. 96%
Bolt: 31 Ohio. 38 ‘1 981A 08 1‘98
Buys R.T.‘1‘75%EE1*75% my;
Gen. 01 N
147%
MM s at. P. 165% 135% 164 164%
chi 11.1.3: 19:14:35 14355 ”142 "1427/.
D.& H. Can, 131%“
U s steel its: 343% 431.5133
U. S steelptd. 93V. 93% 92M 98
God. El. 00.. 263 2647/5 ,263 264%
L011. & Nash. 104 104 103% 103%
Nor. & West, 51 55543:
n; consul. 118 113 1.17% 118‘“1
138 167%. 168
regains E168
.6434; M ' 54
is‘gfc Pat: 3% 102‘ 101% 103
(Lt 184 154 153% 168%
0.31 W.. 34% 85% 34 34%
ohacom 68% ‘ 68%
us vitnia. 146% 146% 145% 146
no, 1111' ,11235 110%, 112
and. 43
78% 7896 v.78
311% 32
8515383
.66
15 9%
wetsuit. ms. 19%"
West. Union. 33 ‘63 it
.. Pesos Society
321:! not
its at . ,
. :33! theE $913111: , '1‘th
HOUSEFURN
Large Sand Pails.
_ 1c" kei Cuspadots.EE
k; TioWels. any size;
‘1’ Fly Screens, fills: in set.
Barrel corerti‘
2 Ten Burs Laundry Soap. .5
CrownElce Choppers. .
Wire Fly} Killers. 1
$1de er three burner Oil Steves.
Norwal‘kaCt
It costs You Little H
To Pun a Room
with good paper of late style.
durahle coloring, and EEapEEpropri-
The leading also m it Elwin lilies!
CASH'OR CREDIT
We sell evemlliina in Reads l
Goods for lien, Women. Boss...
' and Girls, on the '
Easy Payment
xoc. DOUBLE 11th
buys a paper that openers thot dea—
criptiou, and prices range upward
from that figure. Will you come and
sec our papersf ‘
Painter-3’ Sdppllos. Artists’
Window Shades. Comics Poles.
PICTURES
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper EHEanging. Decor-
Telephone Coil, 133-3.
1 Open evenings till-E8130.
DEC KER
87 WASHINGTON ST» .
South Norwalk. ',
We are now clearingr out everything in the shape
oi Summer Goods. Great reduction in prices
ihroughout’“the different departi'ueuis; ,
from us you need not spend every dollar you have
on hand. Small deposit at the tune oi purchase
and One Dollar Weekly until paid. Will procure for
you and your family oil the necessary moments for
the season.
Encampment
to make a purdhsso this languid
routes/onion? pies 16 it
tended than on ' ; is only. were 36 per suit; now E .
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