awe" W
Unless the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company Agrees to
Arbitrale the Trouble
is ill lililllllilllll
in illlililliilillilillll?
ludpe McFarland lied So Declar-
ed it During Molteea Strike
PHILADELPHIA, March i.~'l‘ho
board of directors of the Philadelphia
Transit Company met this morning to
consider the offer of the striking rar-
mcn made last night that they loin in
petitioning the court of common pleaa
for the~appoiutmont of a board ol’ ar-
bitration to adjust the differences ox-
letiug between them and tho. oom-
puny.
Labor men say the acquiesconcc of
the company in the proposed arbitra-
, tion will mean the calling oil of the
general strike ordered to go into oi'~
feet at midnight tonight and tho ro-
turn of the striking trolleymon to their
cars.
The offer of the carillon t‘fliili for a
reply by noon today.
arbitration
says:
"We are animated in this sugars
proportitlon tho. letter
.. lion:
“Flrat. because lilo statnto repre-
sunts an expression of tho. will of the
people as to the manner in which said
differences should be settled.
"Second, by a (lustre to amicably
anti justly settle tho tiifferenoen exist-
ing between an anti the transit com~
puny.
"Third. by a desire (or an immediate
and permanent restoration of mutual
business conditional which deem to be
in danger of; or disturbed
by reason tences existing
between us.“ '
Although President Kruger stated to
a committee of busineas men that the
companyMil obey thotaw its harn-
hteod to meat on subject of
the estate letter. tleo‘ ll. Earle.
one at the city": representativea on
tho board or directors. and a prowl»
nout lawyer, atated yetserday that be
tmliovod the act providlna for the ap-
pointmont of arbitrators my the court
to be unetutstltutionai.
thtor leaders «to going ahead with
their preparations for the hi; walkout
ordered to take place at midnight to
night. The carpenter» and Joiners.
whoso national oiiloers are bore. also
lit‘t'ltiod to demand an increase in was-
ot. tor lltoir tut-n, aa wall as joining in
tho flt‘ilt‘i‘ili sympathetic strike.
A board of arbitration composed of
innator anti journoymen bricltlayora is
mcoting today at the roquost of tho
journeyman who want to ilud some
means by Which they can parllt-lputo
in tho sympathetic strllto without ru-
dangt-rlng their agreement with their
rmpioyera. Good feeling oxists ho-
twoon the master and tho iournt-yluon
bricklayora. The bricklayora' ttnlon is
unsfilllaiod with the Control Labor Ull-
lon and is out- of tho tow labor unions
incorporated untior stato law.
Tito union browery workors, num>
berinp. about 2,000 men. hum reforrod
tho quoation of a sytupathotlo strike
to tholr national ofllcors anti oxport
to receive instructions today. Tito
browory men aro working under an
ngroemopt won after a hard light tutti
aro honitatlng about going into a sym-
pathetic strike without the sanction
of the national organization.
'l'ho loadorn on both sit-ion of the
big labor light are receiving hundreds
or it'learams from all ovor tho liniiod
Hinton trivinp.r lhom moral support and
ondoralng their rospootlw ntiiinttoa.
'l‘ho strikora nro hearing from many
labor unions and big loaders anti the
ltapltl Traualt Cottipany in getting lot-
tcrs from associations and big antpltly-
ora. Tito aseticlntion of manufaotnrore
aont telegram. characteristic of its
well-known position on the labor ours.
tlott.
There was little change in the atrout
our service early today.
If the oompany put more corn in up.
oration than yesterday it was not, no.
iltzcabio.
It. was learned here today that. tho
arbitration act of 1893 was declared
utttmnatiintiouai during the summer of
tiltlil by Judah McFarland. of the coun-
ty courts who handed down thin 09""
ion in tho McKees Rooks strike arbi-
tration agitation.
~Niw FRUIT OTORI.
James Filo opeua a new fruit and
vegetable store. cor. Railroad Mo. and
0'th at. tomorrow. Everything first.
(i aua. - ‘
m“...
A REAL HUITLIH.
Lady (to nppllonnti: "You. i adver-
tised for a maid-ut-all—wnrit. Are you
an pariy rlner?"
Applicant: "ludads. an' ill am.
mum. At mo inabt plane 0i With up
an’ had breakfast ready an‘ the dishes
washed an’ put away an‘ all the beds
made be are anybody else in the house
was up."-8uceeaa Magellan
«TOMATOIO. LAROI
To per can. timid!
l
cane,
lIZ
M
in offering the.
R. DdWllt ln liedlere Peel
Tourney. ~
'I‘here watt pan a mule lull last night
in the Rootera' pool tournament at the
South Norwelk Club. but it was one or
those ominous calmly—the kind that
precedes a storm. The big disturbance
i is due to arrive tonight and meet its
climax tomorrow night. when the op-
iposing captains. Maurice H. Nuttlng.
lor the Reds. am .ll‘ranlt J, Finnegan.
. or the Blues. will meet.
Then their
respective cohOrta will be abio to dtp
clde which is the best player under
' lire.
They will be under tire. toorlor thorn
‘will be a bedlam each as will break
lull recorda. if the captains so
‘ through tho. game they will be in con
tittion to tackle most tiny kind of a
proposition,
The listia are now up against it. but
thoy have not lost Itourt. Last night.
there. was only one genre and this
was a victory tor the lliuos. Harry W.
Mather detention ltnlph E. lioWill.
'l‘hc lilacs were tho moat .llaturblnp,
in their line of attack. Tho total num-
ber of guinea no for played la id. or
, which tho. fillies hnvo won 7. Through
a misunderstanding the panic between
tloorze l". Home. of tho lilacs. and it
it”. Fitch. of the Reds. eaolt rated 100.
was not played last night. it is ca-
pocted this gaunt and two others will
no played tonight. leaving a violin
sweep tor attack on the two captains
tomorrow night. The otltei trio million
this evening boaido tho l-‘ltch l-‘ooto
contest. will be between Edmund Zoluli.
of tho illnea. and Jutnos tioidcn. at tho
. ltotla. rated till. and (.‘lmrlna ll. l‘ont'rt-
of tho liiuoa, and William l". liuyl. of
tho Reds. rated 3.0.
'l‘ht- tournament has born ominoutly
successful, but it is l‘ortnnato for litt-
motors that it is not to last lllili'l‘ than
a week. Most oi thom hum put so
much enthusiasm into tho tooling that
a low more nights til it sort they would
haw to no to it retreat in rot‘uiwrait‘
The big anppcr to colt-brain tho tour-
nament will be bold uoxt wook
~CLOVER OR MAGNOLM MILK
ltltt can. at loseloff it.
Hililllll llll
Hilli lillllililii
Final Score Was Thirty-two to
Thirty, Alter Lively Contest
'I‘lto Nors'ltik itaskotliuli loam was
tloi’oatod by tho linubury tho illHl
night. by tho scorn of Ila! to (ill. nitor
out! of tho boat played grunt-a that the
batting town ovor wltusseoti. Tho
Ramp was holly ootltontm from nttert
to finish. as tho at-oro proton. 'I’lio
teams wcro ilt'ii no loss than four
time» during play time. The sumo old
rivalry was proaoui an in intuit-t
years.
For lianburi Nadin and Iroland uoro
forwards; Korttt.oontor: (‘allnhnn and
lamaloy guards. Norwalk had their
regular lino-up. nntnoly: liornoy and
tittarnlorl. forwards; Smith. vault-r;
Dustin and t‘nhllh guards.
The gutno (I'Mnfid “only and slim
two minutoa oi play iiornoy cagoti the
first basket. t‘allnhuu canto through
with n free throw. olosoly lollowoti
by (lttnrnicrl with a fluid goal. Natllu
thou canto lit with a pretty basket for
tho hattora. wltllo t‘.ahil| dropped thtI
nphorc itt lhrec iltnca in rapid sno-
oosalttn. Callahan matlo anothor goal
from tho foul lino. tlunrnlori atitiotl
two points to Norwallt‘a crodll. ital»
inltall threw four more front the foul
lino. alto-r which tituith closed the hall
with a buskot. 1 ho ar‘olo atoml iii to
ii in favor of Norwalk at tho ontl til
llto poi'.lotl
'l‘ho notontl half true just an hotly
played as lito tirat. During this ltuii
irolanti threw tire nloo goala. Reform
Morrcil wan vcry strict and rolled iii
toen fouls on Norwailt and nine on
Danbury. Norwalk scored thirteen
lit-id goals to the hattrra' ten. but t‘al-
lahan made twolro of the true thrown
count. aiding materially in I‘lanbury's
victory. Dunbury uhowod excellent,
improvement. over their previous puttto.
and the third ganto. Monday night at.
tho. armory. will ho a darker. no both
teams count on winning.
The lineup and score: I
Norwailt. Danbury.
tittarnlerl .............. lt-nlaud
Right forward
Ilol‘ney . ............... . . . .. Natliu
Lori forward
Billiill ..,....... ....... . ...... hotlu
liontcr.
Dustin ................ Callahan
ltlttlit guard
t‘shlll . ............. . Langley
Lott guard
il'lsld goals-wtluarmorl ll. Hartley 2
Smith 1. Bacon 4. (‘ablil .l. Ireland ti.
Natlln d. Callahan 2.
(tools from foot illiewtlalllahnu 12.
iluaraiert i
RateroewlMorreil
The preliminary fame was played
between the Ridxetio d High achml and
the llanbury High school it was a
close game and the more was fro.
quently tied-«in fact. the game ended
in a tie—«it to it. In the overtime
play ltldaetleld med one basket and
won. At the end or the tint halt the
more was it to b. 7)” Norwalk High
school was ex‘ tolpiay the
burya. but aptaln Martin deeded
that it would not be tor the mitt. .
t
‘Harry W. limiter Melted helpit‘
ll H lllHll
'All That the Brewers Ask for
to Fair Treatment by
the Government
1tutti i. l. lllll
Hillijlillllll
New lereey Men Object to the
Regulations
”W
(‘nptain llowat'tl la. iAJWI'ifitlii arrived
home last night trout the oyatcr hear-
ing in \t'aabinnton. it. (3.. and wan the
ilrst of tho local delegation to return.
Captain l.owntica loft below the heart
iup una- rolupiolod. but he in of the
-.. an-..“
(Continued on Third Pan.)
-..........._..
-~3PECIAL.
i .oin or } orlt. i‘l'i‘lli, lilo. ii)
i'orlt (hops. itlc lb.
lloluo—mudo or Link Silliililflt', tic.
Small loan Fresh Hanna. lilo. lb.
iinat Shoulder utcak. tzc lb,
Loan l'ol Nodal. l2t- lb.
t‘holcn Native Fowla. 22c ill.
Roaming (flittl'honl. duo in
liAl’l‘ .8“ hi .iliKit ‘1'
__ .— .... up“... Won-n.
lllllll Pillillll illlll
illill llllllSllll
lleien brumntend, er "Deanna
oi llcheeter," Said to
“Wild
NEW YORK. lilarcb i.--~llelcn
ilrututnunti. aaid by Month: litre to be
none othor than Eva Forfitrang'ayt.
whom New York New was my
two years ago to welcome as the
"Cottnlma or "theater.“ is today be
bored: to ho dying in Hellman Hoopl-
lal from tho olforla of a myntoriona
poison talton after her artont laat
night on a rharpo ot xlvlnx it worth-
less chock to a hotel propriotot.
Mitts ilrunuuoud protruded against
arroxi, doolarin; that aim had friends
in Now York and oaimctod noon to ro-
ooivo n rouliitunt'c from England. Hob
on llrtttuiuotid ltor fritttds tlorlatml
sax uono otho‘than Eva l‘ox- Stump
unlit. vtho on ill-tiring in thin toutiIH'
in lilo? lot it ho known quietly that
alto than tho "Cullflilitil of "Clinton"
and was soon revolved in the homoa
of New \‘ork'a boat known atit'ioty tant-
llioa. Trotihlo lotion tltwt-lopotl. hou-
ovor. and :ttft-r oaplolta horn and in
Philadelphia in oounorlion with fraud-
ltlf‘lll checks, aho was unwind in
Toronto. brought to Now York and
tried and sonlonrotl to a year in tho
twttlloutlary.
At her trial tillt.’ laughotl at New
York aocloty anti tolti how carry it was
to break into the “tituart tint." Attrr
hor release from prison: itilo disappear
ml for a lulu; tituo.
~IUTTER. BUTTER.
linat lluttor, por "L, 34c.
lioat laml. por lb. lilo.
Flour. por butt. Nbc.
l‘tttatooa. por pork. 22o.
Stuffed (lllvott. ll bullion. “Jim.
5 lira. good llico. 2:10.
IUTTER.
l.. lllNi‘K.
lit Fill! tit, Eaat Norwalk.
'lolophouo it?» it
APPRAlelllil in“
ennnaaalrnortnrt
William ti. (irookutt. of this city.
and (lucid 8. i-ioyi. of Norwnik. are
named at tho present tiuu- - in up»
protein: tho ealonalvn Bttroltard prop
orty at Wilson's Point. The work'hau
boon in proaresa for about a wook and
will continue for several days.
What the result of this appraisal
will be has not been dotittltuly deter
mined. but it is considered very llko‘
iy that the protutrty will be put on the
market. ‘I‘hia would be an important
real otttato move. for this property in
one at the biggest nnywhoro in thin
vicinity. One object or the appraisal
is the settling u) at the estate of hire.
Bernhard. who led a tow alanine alto.
end in whose name it was entered in
the tax lllt of the town. >'
Ot‘lainally the property your even
larger than it is at pro-ant. ’i‘ho titan.
dard Oil Company purehaeodm aeolian
of it a number of years a. and the
{whey line was shut run t repair the
an .
~GHIIN yeast-Alum,
Cucumbers. Lettuce. lit-needle
Sprouta.. Celery. Water Great. deal
lions. Rhubarb. Cumin. Spinach. had
labor. Peraiey. Tomatoes. Kate and
3°”Hii" at the trait attire undoi- tia-
e
t
magma-wont—
80m NORW
Judge of the Gilli! Claim, Edward J. .
Garrett died at hil home in Fat-mint
ton avenue. thla morning. after to act-
tone illneaa of at: monlha. its under-
went aoveral 099 ”one for stomach
trouble and m in; until lull
week. when new comp leatione set to.
Judge Garvan Wu born in East Hart
ford in lll'lt He graduated iron: the
high «2me and later trout Yale He
was the son at «dilate Senator Pat
trick (larvan. and'fw a brother or
Stank 8 gory.” J t to (outfitter
Ietr at me me. of ew
“York and of tin obit Gavan-ab. or
Norvialit He sorted into terms as
iudttr at the WI- Incline court. and
was nonaldmd one of the boat magist-
iratea Harttord bad bad in years. in
local politics he «a prontlnont. bolus
at one time cltdrflihlof the Republl.
can town tommlliihe In the but
gubernatorial puppet” ho was a
staunch supporter it former Mouton
ant Govorttor LIKE; to: governor and
made tho nominally Inhabit in his be
half at tho atate dunvontlon in New
Haven.
W
.44 Lanes rducv Lauoae
i-‘or 25o at .lmtalotl‘a. "
u.— Mm..-
Sllilill illiii
Aim ii iii
Crew et Fulfill“ lee Taken
Oil by M Mil
on Herein let
NEW YORK. lurch tw'l'ho Rim
also limitllltil‘ Ko at. haunted by
alumni on tho .‘v‘o it Atlantic and
pounded into holulcaanoee by heavy
rim. war. abandoned by hor crown on
Hatch i and loft to her late 8b» was
stinking rant Wbflm‘ngm non abandonod
her The Kat-tuna wot it measure
tattoo on by tho anchor Lin tilt-ant-
or Caledonia and are on their way
here
as?" the operator :2 the Roma
w and polar a minute
ate-sane Mite m ohm
ltaco hi. r‘ The routine men «matted
tho vrlroiaan told in latitude 3: 5i
north. longitude ditto west or at a
polntabout i300 mtlon out northeaot
front Capo Ratio.
With nearly half a hundred man like
bad sand from prolntblo doath on
board. the Catalonia t'ilt‘t‘d on for tho
who in which n-iroims .ommunioatlon
ulth tho Mnerlmn «but wait ooaaiblo.
Tho Rom lulled imiu Narhlk. Non
way. on Feb. lit. for Philadelphia with
a «no 0! iron oro. l‘toui the tomato
nmry told in the wlroioaa tnoaeaao to
tho mate of tho Anrimr Lino hero
today it wait ituponaiblr to nation on.
ly tho ntoront outlier at how tho,
ataunrb atcatnor met hot in!" When
tho Caledonia ontonnttrod but how
«tor , alto ‘Ni in non straitn and her
crew won- ore-patina to abandon but
and take to the bottle
~~Jollyctm tail flavor“.
F ii lstwtou & t'o
way—nut...”- ......... m
"IBIS HIYIIKEIS
EIIIEII 105 POINTS
llncaa llaymaaera illldo a gain oi
iatt poiota lest nlaht in anothor sittina
in tho pool tournanmni with Carlo-non
llaymnkora. of Nornttik at tho latter‘a
Wigwam in the (tumour building The
owning was a ton plenum our all
around. At the cloeo at tho pluvlu.
rofroahnlonla worn sorvod.
The heat sorter; of games will ho
plated in South Norwaik on Monday
nvoninu. Mart-h lilh t‘twkouoo lily
tnakt-ra still has a trail of I05 points
ill the tournament.
'I‘ho neuron ntado last night were as
ioliowa:
‘3 [or 23?
Coektnoe.
No. Imllowo and l.inooln ....... 7.000
No. 3-~--Jlittm and Henry. . . .....-i.ii:lIi
No. :thilIn and liullory. . . .....ti,bilti
No. i» Cobra anti Marshall ...... 6,030
No. meliltiii and ltooorde......ti.bit)
No. dwi‘oat and Woulon.......7.tlih
‘ nailed
Uncut.
No. lwtlaliaultor and ilull ..8.6lb
No uwkaiaer and Hettlnxoru .7ii0
No. swingham and fimllb ..... ..ti.2iib
. t-«Phlilipnon and Judd. ....‘l.:itlii
. iinehrle and Williamson. .tl.lili
No. dultaytnond and Way. .....ti.dtlb
“.985
W
«tron IATUHDAY.
\‘ory Iioet Hatter. per lb.. titre.
Very lloat hard. not lb.. lid. a
large anund Cranberrina. per qt. toe.
iinow Appioe. per Mk. title
lbtldwin Apitioe per pit. title.
Old Dutch unites. par lit. 20o.
hungry lilo-d t'iolle'e. be? 'va 97‘»
At our. r ”an.
N EAMEAD lb (‘0.
Wet-IO
THI coumttoattmcmar.
"What diatlngulahetl fol-attract itilditr
ted the colonies in the A erluan new
lution't" attired in Ohio usher.
mod." straw Milly. promptly
winerybody'
“mm tantrum .,
WNW v-
WAY. “ARCH 4.1910.
enabled. ‘ wtaa auto 7 "one town 1 «audio!!-
vm Scheme oi Phlieltthrupy
Providee for immediate lieip
Wherever heeded
Sill ill Hillillllllll
a
Fair tool hi and ”turtle W“
ate tempera :llgltt Met alpha
W~W
liHillHH l’lllll i
Will lllll}
linerrel Due to Dance Ser-"
tnpd is Accepted
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y.. March 4.—
.Tb‘cre was a dramatic scene in the
Baptist church last night when, utter
the resale:- weekly prayer meeting.
Mrs. Helen Hagar! read an expiantlon
of her position in the clash with the
pastor due to his reference in a aer-
mon to two baptized children who
played cards and danced.
Mrs. Henri told a conciliation oom-
mlttne several days ago that she
' lllHli'i llllllllli
it is Meant to Endure as Long as
the Nation teats
John ll, Rockefeller. .ir., iii to con-
bcrrato the remainder of his life to
the work or the itocltcfollcr l-‘ounda-
lion. the institution to bo established
by his father and endowed with his
enormous etoaith.
(Continued on Sixth thine)
... MM-..
«FANCV RUSSET APPLES
in at; 330 pk. ltmelufl' Ii
ma. Wm» . Wm»..-
lilitiill can
fill liilllllli lllii
Superintendent entirey and As-
sistants Getting Ready
tor Summer
'l‘bo. Cuntttntirut Chutzpah,» la satin
that] that both spring and suntmcr will
arrive along in duo limo. for it is an
pounced that tho Norwnlk ltnoa arc
to bot [mounted with lit-o brand new
his. double truck. open trolley cars
and mainly seven.
Suturintondent Gent-go ii. (tamer,
or the local division at the mmpnny.
flimi Railway Superintendent
Charles A. Carney and all at the trol-
ieytnen are naturally happy over the
prospect oi the now can. which are
oapoctod to Intro in Norwaik bolero
tho opotnng of the shore season.
last. season the Norwaik linos had
several oi Illtt‘ double truck rare but
a another more could hart». boon titted
my nicely. This typo oi car in far
ntoro popular with tho public than tho
aluaic truckers, which do not ride an
easily Till'} taro. a great itnprorotnont
over tho old typo itt ovory toapool.
both tho upon and cioaod variety. 'i'ho
tlonhlo truck clouod rare ltaic boon
established to a murldrrahio cutout
tor a roar or tuoro and it in extracted
that ovrntuaih tho doublo truck rent
will lto ilfil‘d oxoitmitoly holo.
l‘lonlilw ttuclt (‘ltf'ti urn usod oxrin~
alwly on tho Norwaik-liridaeport
lino and alumni oxclusltoly on tho.
Norwalkbltamtord riots. indications
ttl‘l‘lil to point to tho running of cars
dlroct trout lilo rumor of Main and
Wall airoct. Norwalk. to tho nounro
in ritemiord at no into tinto. lloth tho
ttttt‘lln of llarlt-n and Stamford
nro to consider pollution to mill
tho Connecticut Company the
fllhl to prom a trontlc bridge
at Noruton ltlvor. Powerful in~
"ttol‘otw urn at work in both inwna
to bring this about. Tilt-micro Aneton.
one of llarlon'a promlnoni residents
a \mt'ltittu hard to nt'otnnpllsli this out].
am of tho allotment araumonta ilCiIiK
tho aroat lnconvonlonrc to Darion rea-
itiottiti to how in wait at the brldar
tvtttttotlutoa tlftoou or lwemii mlnutoa
tor mttnoctina care. There in no
nholtor from tho wattlhor oxt‘rl‘l til
it private place. l’larlon will colloid.
or this petition at a down tnootlnx
Tuenday night.
WM
ntaotnttoue IllilltEll
are null rattnntttnao
tutti-«maniac li.l.
At tho conference on hittroh ii Man-
aaor "laptop will giro a detailed an-
swer to the demands presented by the
oreoutive committee of the conductors
and tralnnton
The above Information was receiv-
mi tram one or the four men who l‘t‘i‘
presented the omployea at the con-
fermion with Manager Higgins yer
larder lie stated that the committee
fool: stationed that Manager Higgins
is unable to no on with the controv
may. and la alluded to wait ttntii the
tith.
Owing to the illness 0! (ion Mann
aer Satnnel liluina or the New Ila.
yen road. all negotiations between the
road and the Joint maturation board
ot the Brotherhood at Railroad Train-
men and the Order or Railway Corr
ductora were broken elf yesterday
The next conference or ll be held at
a ocioclt March 14th.
Genurll Manager lilaglna and bla
byaiolan met four members of the
Hunt contention board yesterday tor
a tow minutes and hie lilnoea watt lip-
\
parent. the will leave immediately
or Lakewood.
Man tilt IIII bite an attack at
bronchi la and a threatened with to-
ver. hia physician plating that it la im-
perative that he lave the oiltoe I“
all work our the tilde betas.
, a we Midi-d .5
rvtttat'ih to than two-HM j? “
would apolopise to the Rev. Mr Hab-
bard it he would announce in open
l meeting that his sermon had no ref...
prance to her children He declined
to do that. Nevertheless. Uranus:-
part, without apologising to the clay-
gyman. made a atatsmetn last night
that pleased the church nmmberu.
She asserted nothing was Illd against
card playing and dancing when her
children were baptised. Rut she was
positive she had never said the den-
cons had voted to approve dancing.
card playing and theatre going. Her
explanation was accepted by a vote of
fifty to scrap.
Fourteen trustees oppotmi to Mr.
Hubbard told him Wednesday night
that his immediate rcalxnation was as-
aoniial to tho. welfare of the church.
He replied that he would not resign
unless a majority of member» dentand-
edit.
JPECIAL FOR CASH.
Park to mat. itic lb. -
2 lbs. Sponge. 23c.
5 lb. teas Spring lamb, tile lb.
Sirloin Steak. Hit: lh.
l’nrterhouse Steak. llit' lb.
llost tibouldor Steak. l2c lb.
Man Vol Roant. 12o lb.
Sugar tfurrd llama. lac lb.
RYDER a HOWARD.
0n the llritlac.
llli ,l’llllllii lllll
ll illicit“ Hill
Reported That lleeeuere lieve
Found People Buried Iany '
Feetlleler the Snow.
abandon. Wash. March 4~A epoc-
Ial to the Poet intoillaencer from Eta
emit says: One car at the Wellington
Slide has been excavated and ton por-
eona were found in it alive.
(fulminatlng in the Wellington liifi‘
aster, woalher ctmditions of the ltitii
ton days how boon yestmaiblo for tho
loan of about 33.600300 to various rall-
we) companion operating in tho Pa-
cino Nortltvrotet.
Tho Great Northern la the heaviest
loner. Tho avalanche at Wellington. It
is figured, has cost tho company 31.-
500.000. The loss iron: the wrecking
of the Oriental [dialled at Iiian. Wed-
mutiny. in placed by oihciale at 3‘60.‘
EVERETT. Wash. March t.-—'I‘he
report tirculatod here into last night
that ton pcreons had been tound alive
In a car excavated from tho mass of
anomcoverotl wreckage at Wellington
has cattoed mat ocxitomcut, but is
so far unconfirmed
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tin Protest trout South Norwellt
Council Railroad Co. Stop-
ped the Work
A apwlal mootlnx ol' the oily t‘tillll~
all was hold that Ii t it tho count-ll
chamber in Hart eMJi-tnclpab
ly for the purpose of considering the
protoat. Ililifltii the erection by the
New York. New Haven and Hat-limo
Rlilmld Company at a wooden guard
at the Whlnxton atroot railroad. do—
aiyned to prevent (”Olin and water from
ahylna of! the structure into the amt.
Corporation Counsel John Keogh
was mutilated in take the matter up
with tho tompany which he did this
morning. and the work has been
atopped. pending a further conferenco.
,‘i‘he complaint won t i the guard will
make the bridle sill more noiay and
that it. takes away still more light
from some of the buildlnavt nearby.
it to nontendod that a wire nettle:
would have been mot-q nuttahlo. ‘
While the council was lit melon
one or two other matters were bronchi
up. iaciudln the proposed new city
map. but do nlto antotn was not tall-
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Part nt Financing
PE’KING. March lt.~-'i‘he Rum
government in a formal note “hinti-
tod to the Chinese Foreign Board re-
.ieote in toto China's proposal for ‘tho
construction of the Airgun and Chin?
chow Railroad.
The action of Russia in retool!“
China‘s proposal to: the construction
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