re EVENING EDITION iA Y r VrN NKrllll I vi 1111 L. w i mm.M ,......1 pi"f, , EASTKIIX OKEr.ON WEATHER. I mluli' ,.i,, -milUt probably llr -craTtHiJ fact. ; - e3 PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OBMOK, SATURDAY, MAY IH, 1901. NO. 4128 VOIR SERIES.. CABLES .mil ne me. 1i Legal line itaple tii,. city. L Demott. sols. Umbrellas. ih the airt'ul Uvrv warm tr the parasol aiul the .let nixi.lL Will . 'tiii SJ V IIIVM-1 Will IIMIMIL'M . Jren s paraaola 1,1 a" 11 j; . iv. ;'H 11 .v. 2(. mint- aim niiurs, Willi :nuiry fratin 1 1 . 50 to $b. I . 1 I ...1... 1 .... I .... . I. ; puis is, mini) ana U to 3 .a ex m - - . . r,v V.iU 111 1 BU- iuii rai ' pi rr i I K . m. If IILlli lOlIltr-, I iw.Lc .Mr- j. i ' n uol 1 t(M5 1 lozen. Salmon ,m m KB W Croquet seuf i .24, 95 t0 j-t5 Hammocks . 1 j 1 CM Surulrie. . k . . colored or $1.45, vases pots, glass all kinds, 65c, to rkrWOJ ii' ,1.1 ricM Cream 12c, Eastmans j , dsaune sc, ioc, riortda water ioc muiei,, nair tonics. Hlvu (JUUUS, showing an elegant line 111 m.H ....l.i i . h 45 Latest styles nablt- m uric fallWim agency, HOBM Journal agency, umuaior agency. ericK No Prettiness in Wash Goods With the warm days just coining on it time to he husy with the making of summer dresses. VVY are ready with the largest and hest shewing we have evr made. The flowers of May show scarcely prettier colorings than are on these dainty weaving. Special showing this week. ioc for Twill de Nord Ginghams should be 12 1-2 a yard IOC for the celebrated cyphr ginghams, always sold for 12 i-2c per yard. 20c for for Foulardinc, the wash goods sensation of the season, sold everywhere for 25c a yanl 8c for dimity cords, equal to any 10c dimity you have over seen. 15c for Llama cloth, looks like French flannel, sold in New York at 20c per yard, 50c for mercerized Fulards, a high art novelty and as pr tty as silk, worth all of 65c a yard. Many other materials, all priced reasonable. Alexander he Boston ther LotIO dress lenjrths-of Foulard by express. There's no two alike. v and make your selection. They'll Every woman likes to look well. She can, by wearing Centemeri Gloves Sole Agents for Every pair tit and guaranteed. IK A p. mm m Kid Gloves Get our Prices on Silk Shirt siest store in rendieton. She BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make good broad use Byers' Beat Hour. It took first premiuui at the Chicago world a Kair nut all compete tiou, aud gives excellent satisfaction wherever used. Kvery sack is guaranteed. We have the beat Hteam Kolled Bailey, 8eed Bye aud Beardleaa Barley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYEILS, Warranted I have just received a large Hiiipmeiit LISK wjst TINWARE buch as milk paos, milk can, boilers tea kettles, sauce pans, dippers and buckets, etc. Every piece is warrant ed not to rust and is exchangeable at any time for a new piece if it rusts. See display in window. T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man. & Hexter. Store Silks in this morn- You'd better come go like hot cakes. Women's Summer Underwear Ribbed I'nion suits5oc, N5C f 1 Women's Swiss ribbed vests 5c, ioc, 12 1 2c, 15 20, 25, 35c. Women's fine lisle vests. 35c, 50c and 75c. Children and Misses Gaue vests and union suits, small prices. New novelties in Hells. New novelties in Neckwear Waists. Stops to Admire the China. and pretty porcelain and glass ware displayed by us is what every housewife in Feiidleton does when near our store. If you haven't seen the bar gains in Chamber sets that we arc offering this week, drop in and see the splendid values that you can get for your money. C. ROHKMAN. Proprietor. not to Rust GENERAL NWS. Ni'v .calami WMli to enter the An 'iii' (MtMtfMi TIh iMdlBg mHnnfactnroni of carpetp have fomuMl n trust. hn). 1). QoldMi grandniHUr of lilaho Manoni", dil llmroilay. All the revolutionary ohtch in Santo DoniBgO arc now prisoners. diplomat ic relations have DOM re newed between Mexico and Austria. Field Marshal '.n Wahlcrsee, of the Gorman army, will return to Kurope in June. 1 lie total eclipse of the sun, which will occur May 18, will lie visible only in the other side of the earth. The Voff Kev. Francis Paget, D, 1., doOB of Christ Church, Oxford, since 1SW1 has been appointed Kisliopof Ox ford, in succession to the late Kev. William Stubhe. Robert 1'. Wausiaff, marine editor of the Detroit I roe I'ress, died in Detroit from Mborraiooil, He whp nnmarrietl and M years of 0(0, The Kritish newspapers continue a crusade OgolBOl failure of Kngland to Qondact a war or extend commerce as well as America has done. Btodents of Illinois university and employes of a circus at Cbamiiane, I II. .loiinht a pitched battle in which a unrulier ol persons were hurt. Francis T. llord, a prominent attor ney of Indianapolis, was found dead in bed Thursday morning. He had been suffering from insomnia. Mr. Hord studied law in the OfBfli of lien jamin Harrison. The Kev. Dr, Fra Hoyt Hyinaton, MM of the foremost Congregational clergymen in New F'.nglaud, died sud denly at his Imine in Boston on Friday. Or. Byington presided at the meetings o( the Congregational Home Mission ary Society, at Tremont Temple, Bos Ma, on Thursday. Kin; Rd word who was born Novem ber t), IS41 has decided that his birth day shall he celebrated May '.'4, each year, thus perpetuating tha holiday hitherto observed by all the public de partments tjueeii S'ictoria's birthday and give an impetus to the colonial movement to observe the date as em pire day. Kev. William H. Connor, believed to have been the oldest negro preacher in the country, died at his honie in New London, Conn., on Thursday, lined 101 years. He was born in sla very, but eseaned in 1H1. lie benan preaching liefore 185(1, end thoinrh never ordained, was at the head of the negro religious society there and was flootioootely known as Father Connor. His powers were remarkably preserved up to a short time ago. i PACIFIC NORTH W KST NEWS. SmalliMix at -kaitway is positively reisirted now bv the .quarantine au- tborities. shortage of water will cause the early shutting down of Jacksonville placers this spring. Judge T. II. Veasy, ol Knterprise, Wallowa cotTlity, died on I'liursdav, May 16, He was the first county judge and a pioneer settler. The entire appropriation for OipOft ing the books of the schisil land board has been used up and therefore the work ciunot be prosecutel further. A. L. lirowu and J. I.. Watson were chosen delegates to the supreme court of Foresters, with instructions to in duce the sending ol workers to Oregon The most terrific hail sturm that ever visited t'anwin C.ts p-Hed over that place last Saturday afternooji at half past I o'clock, continuing for about half an hour with unabating force. The fourteenth annual state conven tion of the Christian FJndearorers is in session at Salem, Father Clark, the originator of the movement, ladug present, ami 4U0 delegates from all over Oregon. Henry K. Tlioiupson, of the nrm of i'liompaou & Sous, liurns, Harney roiinu, has tiled a petition in bank ruptcy iu the Cuited -tates court. Hia liabilities amount to ftt,Mt.li Assets, nothing. A deed to the liouan.a mine, the fa mous Baker county proertv, has !eeii iiled there, sh..w ing that -si.tss) was IBO rloe paid by the hlandani Oil, instead of 1780.000) as has been com monly MUOHm for several years. ATTENTION To physical warnings wit' ofttO jrevrnt uriioui UIm - WW n Hir- ail Mproaalvo lullurs aftn Mtloi mum rial oo i b IctiliiK ROOdOOsM dui ucM, Dcrvuuu- wit) physical "id weiital slug rUanssa, uioiupt attna Bon ohoulo l-- given ti tin i onditioo "t digca tivr and ootritive lrui Nut all Ibot lyntptooM will u at onct or in any iii?IT cast Imt any uiiv ol llu in indicates a disordt r d condition of tlu- RtOMaca and otttr oi(ana of Uigv BUM nd nun ition A ir.,nipt cure of thes C'oiul it ions will be tlti led by Hit- timrly ut of 1'ino- Goloeo M lie il piiMvcry. it koois.dii eases it the blomai li' m l Jim i organs of diu. liua and nutritioOi perfectly and pemoMttttf MiMf dicav s, keemiiivlv ie- in. i 1 1 '.in tin stomach, luvs i hen oriciti hi a diseav d condition of (lis II. m and initiilion ' ' '.old l Ol i hi IkjI l).iovery" cuies IhrouKN ihe sloiuacli diseases w inch have Ih. ir m Ig in in a dias k d conditio of atom., ii . id fa n i durahi-a of liver, lungs, h-ail .old ot'e r uigans are cured by use of tin 0OVO " It conta.a- n alcohol IMMIhCJ oiium cim'miuc or ol.'u i uaicutic. It la a true u lu'jrrain e mtdMu. Acceul no -ui.a! ' ii' loi "iioldeo M O laaj uaxottiy " There la "just aa good " nothing is, - I ., lot.tl .VO k ,'oul. I, .1 si, I Ii '' writes Mi i i ol ikiiym.ui i.. nl.nl Co . sio. "For Iwu vcti. 1 tncl uicdii'iui from dcK-iois bat recslvua rrj balls is-mii I i.l 0eh .ii i airmail waa uoi ahUr to do i goSfl day'a work t caiiliucacrsl niWrug In I'm r a Lruldcu M h ii UUcoveri nal win u I ..jrl t o. a bottle 1 aauld sfacp sod mm u .. iiu tr.i- wuaOsrtulljr iniprorl I Haw Ukoi bvi bull Its an I .i.n at ill tin pi n a " Or firrcr s HI. aaaut Hrlli ts cut. coal- atipation bv cuioili tie- cause. The y Ou liot Ugct the pill habit 9 W Mi THE OHIO SLID FROM THE WAYS o Launching of the Battleship Occurred Today. o PRESIDENT WITNESSED THE EVENT Ire. McKliley Wis Better Today, But of Course Uotble to Participate Hn Btrber Was Substituted. Nan F'rancisiso, May IH. Mrs. Mc kinley had a good night and is steadi ly improving. She called for nourish ment several times, and did not have t he expected sinking tell during the night. President McKinley also rested well. He decided this morning to at tend the launching. Miss Mary Harber, of Canton, niece of Mrs. McKinley, took the letter's place in the launching ceremonies, pressing the electric button that sent the ship from the ways. San Francisco, May 18. With the sunshine this morning came the cheery news that Mrs. McKinley continued to improve. The streets, still decorated in festive array and swarming with crowds, regained its holiday appear ance. At Bt4t, the president left the Scott residence for the transuort dock. As he was driven through the streets, it whs noticed that his face had lost tin- anxious look of the past few days and wore a joyous expression. He was greeted with hearty cheers. Sun Francisco, May IS. -President McKinley returned on the Slucuin, ar riving at I o'clock. He will not par take lurther in the festivities, but will remain at home. Mrs. McKinley con tinues to improve. LAUNCHINU THI BATTLBSHIP. How the Big Machine Was Given is tha Oeean. San Francisco, May li, Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning, Presi dent Mi-Kinley aud his party arrived at the hamlsoiiielv decorated transport wharf and embarked on the president 's llagship "Slocum," to witness the culminating event id the long journey and the child feature of the San Fran cisco carnival of holidays, the launch ing of the battleship Ohio, The SkMOMi the flnOOf tug on the Pacillc and one of the finest in the world, ex ternally a moving mass of brilliant colors With tin- white and gold interior richly adorned with rarest ferns and Ol ent cut llowers, is a llagship worth v of the chief eiecutive of the world 's greatest nation As the Hlofuui left the wharf and steamed slowly up the bay towards the I'nion Iron Works, thi scene of the launching, all the whistles of all the vessels in i be harlsir screamed a salute, and the thousands aboard the innumerable craft that spriakled the trotOTi sent up a noisy welcome. Lying in the "great triangle," rid ing easily at anchor, gay With Holler ing Hags and streaming pODBOnti lay the monster battleships of the White Squadron, the Iowa, Hying the Hag of Admiral Casey, ami the nuwly com plotod Wisconsin. Boomed a Grading. CJlOM boot do. were the cruisers Phila delphia and Adams, the swift OfM0j0 boat destroyer F'arragut, and the il. Mi ( 'ii I loch , representing the revenue service. As the presidential tlsajshiii passed the great guns of war roarud forth a riotous greeting, the six inchnrs thuii during the national saluto of 2X guns, a veritable cannonade that echoed and revorlmrated among the hills of distant shores and across the wa'ers of Han Francisco hay until long alter the president had arrived at his destina tion. As the Slocum passed following the load ol the day's event to witness the plunge of their newer' and biggest sister of battle into her natural ele ment . On the Slocum, were the presiden tial party, lioveruor Nash, ol Ohio, aud his staff and Miss In-shl.-r Among the decorated veaacU fol lowing in the wake of the presidential .. i 1 . I. I A liagsliiup was inn strainer ivesoiiiie with the visiting Oh loans aboard guests o( the Ohio society of Cali forma. They too had traveled many a dusty mile to view the lirtt dip mi me deep of ih.- vessel that will carrv abroad the ualuu aud fame of the Huckcvc state. amour or TUB OHIO. A BalllsthiK Larger ana Swltlsr Tban the orsgon Man Francisco, May la.-Ou the lHth of May, 1HW, the first rivet was driven in the keel of the Ohio at the Union Iron Works, San Frauuisco, the great plant that turn out the nuest battle shins afloat. Work upou ner was pushed rapidly, it being- the origiual intention to have this newest and lat st terror of the American navy take her i .a 1. 1 lain i iduuge last HepttfuiLier Karlv Aotumu not in. ding the con struction surticieutly advaisued, a date for tha launching waa set in Novem ber. With) the winter came almost oar tain intelligence that the nation's c,iuf executive would honor with his i ureaeuce me consuming oi toe iiiiun sake of fiia native slate, and, at the instance of the Ohio Koclety of Cali fornia, with the approval of the navy department, the launching waa delayed until reliruarv, ami subsequently again iioetpoued. The veeeel that today hist felt the thrill of life and leapt joyously to the blue waters of Kan F'rauclavo bay, is the greatest craft in the battleship of uaiious. the largest, the aw if teat, the formidable fighting machine A few years ago the national heart, palpitated wilh pride in BOO 001) BOO 00 of the world renowned performance nf the Oregon, "The Mull dog of the American navy," yet this newest ami fairest of I'ncle Sam's war-like daugh ters will eclipse both the Oregon and her formidable sister of battle, the Wisconsin. Har Bqulpment. The Ohio is 40 feet longer and four feet broader than the Oregon, two thousand tons heavier, ami three kinds an hour faster. The splendid record of the Oregon iu making her famous voy age of III ,000 miles around Cape Horn would have been lowered hv twenty percent in time, hail Ihe Ohio bONMI completed The main battery of the Ohio con sists of four twelve-inch breech-loading rifles and sixteen six inch rapid lire guns. In the secondary battery are six three-inch rapid lire guns, eight six-ponmlers, six one-pounder, two t hree-jMiiinder lield rapid tire guns, and two Colts. Her armour is eleven inches thick at the top aud seven and a half inches thick at the Isittom of the water line belt. Above the main belt and on her 0 uorotf UOtOfl the armor is six inches thiak. Although the citizens ol Ohio at the instance of (iov. Nash have furnished a magnificent silver service, at a cost of ISO.OOO lor the new battleship, the formal presentation will not ho :iade until construction has been OOMplOtod and the vesstd goon into commission. The bill authorising the building of the Ohio passed congress In IHtl,'. Since then there have lieen ffoqOenl alterations in her plans. Her exact cost on this account will not be known until the vessel is completed, but the builders state that it will prohnhlv amount to over lAOOO.lHKl. AT 1HB IRON WORKS. Uslsgstlon of Workmen Praienl Gold Tablat. As the Slocum neared the I n ion iron Works, Iving high upon the wavs could he seen the massive hull of the Ohio, a waving mass of colors. The adjacent wharfs swarmed will countless throngs and the nearby roofs ami fences are black with oeopl while adjoining streids and llebN wen a mass ol pushing, shoving, squirming humanity. On arrival at his destination, Proof dent McKinlev was met hv a delegit tinn of employes of the I'nion Iron Works, who escorted him to the drv dock which was tastefullv Is-dcckcd with (lowers and bunting. Here he was presented with a beau I i In 1 1 v en graved gold plate, a souvenir of tbt occasion, purchased by money raised among the loon men assembled in tin vardx, iu honor ol the event. In few well chosen words, the president thanked the donors and expressed his appreciation of the labors of the ai dual builders of the world's greatest ships ol war. They Strike Tonight This is arobablv the last day tor some time that these daJ I V comrades iu labor will meet together to breath action ami life into the mammoth es tn 1 1 1 isliment, for tonight, iu pursuant') ol notice served by their union a vein ago, together with all the machinists in all the machine works ol the UOtion, these ttKxi umidoves will lav down their b.oi ami quietly walk out, sink ing for a nine hour dav with ten liotlTI pay. After being shown over the immense plant, during which he freely ex presses hia admiration of the many in genioiiH mechanical contrivances, tin president was escorted to the platform where the launching took place, and was a silent witness d the oereinout hat placed upon the WHler the mag uictiont lighting machine. She Strikes he Walsr. traced by the presence ol the nation's chief executive and the gov emors of seven sovereign stales and territorioe, amid terrific boom and roar of mammoth cannon miuglei with the piercing shrieks ol stcan whistles and sirens, amid fJoofoflilMj ahoiits of countless Ihoilsands of spe. la tors, her draiiry of national -olors liuttariug In the bfOOOO, slowly, will a tremor of heeitation, as if rcluctum to leave the cradle of her birth, then sedately, serenely, with gradual! v in creasing siieed , the battleship tihio moved majestically into the bay. She dipped her keel into the watt With a seeming joyous leap she glided proudly lorward into the pathless limn and took her place where navies lloat, the newest and greatest i rail in ihe battleships of nations l.'xultautly shu rode upon the glad waves thai 00 H surging up to meet her, the invliu ill In avenger of her country's honor, pre server of the peace of the world Knocking Away the Blusks. Hince early day, the busy sounds of preparation had disturbed the morn ing stillness while an army of men cut away the t.i s Irom under the gleaming red hull, as yet nameless A few minutes before the BPUOiutOtl time, the lust restraining blocks were removed and the new bride of Ihe sea was ready for her plunge. The launching ceremonies were very Simple, no ajechniak lug being allowed U a k A K ING IHk HOT 1 LB. Mis. Uethler Ihrlilens the k.nsler oblu "Ohio." As the huge hull lurched heavily forward, Mias Helen Dobior, of 0ol tiuibus, O , let go the rihlaiii and the golden net, and Ihe christening Isdtle of wine crashed in fiaginenls on the steel amior, while the pretty spoiiscr exclaimed: "I cl.r steu thee Ohio." Hut the words were bait to the specta tors III the shouts and mars following. 1 hough a band piavetl a national air as the Ohio moved down the wavs, no one could hear il, for pandemonium had broken loose. The navy was represented at the launching by Hear-Admiral Casey aud the captains of the various men of-war: the army by Major (oineral Ml. utter and his staff, the state of Oiiio by Ooveruoi .Nash aud a looo visiting Hoi kc.es, California and the adiacuiil states by their chief executives aud congressional delegations, while the cheers of .kl, 000 Ohio born rtitixeus of California ami a 100,000 Han Fran- ciecan's mingled with the thunder ol cannon jn a royal salute to the new queen of the American navy. The Oregon City I piscopal choroli will celebrate its 50th anniversary on May 20. 1 most atloat ( THI; NliW YORK HARKE1 Reported by I L. Rnv fe I nnon. thloago Rosrd or Trsilo and Ne Stook axohsiiHs IrokOPI New York, Mav ID BhwAl WM strong again today, in, I t- , ,hjn ,. at the high point of the day showing a gain of one halt cent at Ne t y, . a cent in Chicago. Liverpool clnaed t lower, fV-lO',. New York opened at "H, ami closed 7S o s. While tmtt tlamage reports are conflicting, there no doubt of Borioog Injury in south. western stales Stocks higher. Money, d er cent. Wheat OlOOB fOOtOfUo) . s I e tM-n bslay, 79, Kailge today. ,"s t,. ,'s , ., Close today, Stts'ks Sugar, I I i . steel, 4," ag St. Pain ti-. H7. N. P , iv, . tobacco, JWi I'll I . U. M I Krie, :W'. Wheat in t blotffa Chicago, May l-i v. heal. 71 IM I. Ti 9m, Nnw York Msrkst. New York. Slav H, Miar. , ., r fair, refining, centrifugals, M test, 4 M-.VJ ; reilm d. , mshetl, , powdered, .'n , granulated, M coffee Ul.. Ha 1 P 'o. i , on spur, ' i , S ; r domest o, Am to ti' 4 ; wool unchanged. SEEING THE SI N'S l CI IPSE Dutch Axtrououters llopoit Icon Sumatra What fhO Dot Amsterdam, Mav Is Mem ben i the BBMfttlfld einetlltlon t to Sumatra bv the batch gnvernmonl ttdegraph that dnring 1 1 'ipse to. day of the sun, it Wai portl lllj oh. Bcored by eloodoi A inrcoasfnl ,i uto granh was obtain, il of H r , with different refractor, and "i the Spectra of Ihe corona and the , brotner sohere. Attempts at astirellinU ,,t the polariatiou nf light and I Ml radial ion ol I ha corona a in in , , f ul . A PARTIAL EXONERATION Stanley's Attorney Make n ItatOMOBt Hsgardlng Priest Hhtli'i. New York, Mav 1 tt, rnoyi ft r Kirk siiinhy, the Oolifornion held here in collection w ltd the death ol ialher Phillips, made ttateilienl today to the effect the priest WMgUllty of no immoral lint, and ilea rk Slorod that no women were it. Mtanlet ' Hat when he arrived lliere with the pi lest . A SERIOUS FIRE in B0HI VtlA Convict Are bin in ,t to llsstn In a Hi t von Vienna, Mav Is aU ,,, ing L'H dead in it . ,,,, t lat slroyeil the town of I ol Imff, henna, t'went , four Wiut II II were locked iu the cells II r prison, M ere llli.ible I . , I lie hav do. Bo. w h i low n and were burned alive Two hundred and eighty houses were reduced M MllOB, lift I hundred being lltllliell M BOERS RAID Cn COLON. A Force Has tiossetl the Urange Hiver and OticupiuU SOBOOfgi Oraskwt, t'ape Colon v, Ma) ID Another liner rani ol t ape Colon) , progresss. A force ol BiWM under UoMmondoati Isoeltei aud Von Kuwnon have crossed the Orange Ifiver into Tape t'olony and ucctlpled berg The strength of the force Is variously est linatcd Country Huuae Ostlroved. Philadelphia, Ma, is Tho oountr) home oi Thomas Wanuaniokoi at Meadow bnsik was strm k bj lightning this morning and doetroyed the loss is half a million 00 llo nt w iliniK ttr itH It pit aacg OVwf) Itody, oopociitlly tin latlioa ami childron. This dohcioui tvittk it Uiondoid Ifotn riM Ifuito and aronalii Bavora ft stnla at EUJcn .i.Ii 5 cwjM ill rail kinivv you will net "uila" water that wih quench Ihiral It ia cuoling, dolicioug wholwacunoj, a ul, boal ol all, it is relroah' ing Pun tv.iuti, than no, nth fruit gyguM)i skillfull) drawa. bod Watur and lie (it, till Sinla ,ts Ut pall, I l) IIS i III not In- t,ii -.hurt id pofffjOCtion W I't'.t all tin: ni l ili mk ,. Sin w iit ir) , Vanillai Kaap berry, PtMapplci LouioQi OraoB0i ! al.su Qrapa Koli and Cot Kola MBW UKINKS i ma" Ad, balboW Mi , i, 1 i-alici i ', i iu ami nthera ' I'niii ayrujag with croam, I'liusopbatoai hot n ,un smi.i, K i Cream with crushed froiis in goaaon, GUcea, . ,, phusophatca, IS, , etc KOEPPEV'S MACHINISTS WILL STRIKE AT 6 O'CLOCK O a Decision Has Been Retched Witti Definiteness. o Jb 10 MM TO LAT DOWI TOOLS o t m. v Dtun.nd lYn Hours' Pay kr Nine Hours' Work. Expoet Rg Tk loocg or KlotlOft. A ion, M it IH. Whon thu es this evening signal ti e lav's work, one hun Ited ill ia, h mists throaRliout lay down their i ' not t,. lake them up aojOiO OBtll their einploMTs shall mitt't the demand tor a nine In nr working day Without Imii in i s I'restdent O'Con tiell of the Intermit tonal AoBochltion oi i,ii iimisi". in 1 1 i ii iii innmloM tfoot be expected n lies of vloleUBO, 0Z- ' tb" belief that the men will walk out ipuetly and simply wait for me In terma. Will III k' MAV ()RK STRIKE Hr'.cS l ayers sua BullOora SOMO Trouble. M k) IH, Trouble he ' k. en the in n I tvers anil tha Dollders v i.is thrown nlnetesui mil i t l work, continues. ibis morning that no efforts made to ettle the trouble n, d thai none arc contemplated I ding all over the city la pntOfi CBlly at a standstill. STRIKERS WON IN ALBANY Hon- Union Men lio Home and the suUlora Do i its same. I Viol Uuonv, Mav lkViet uert'hetl upon the banners of' lug employes ol the UniMC i nm pa ii v liter eleven ing, disorder and strike has been Utile ail end. I be imjsjrt will tie sent homo, I lire lie naud t rivi i., re lor several dayi I'., i t in s, ttlaiut it a- ma le know II, tilt II i , ars manned by o guarded hv t he uiiliti ,h-iiirbaii, es I' I a o t b, , oinpauy olHci point demanded b i'ouiiany, howevof. priV l lege , if employii union men. The U from 17 allowed n. -moot lo i TI Philailelphia, Ma; ol a lively -t rugglo c the creed in t,-lav I'reelo tel tail 1 teiiero tl Damns to lat I. tlinosl every datOOJBi was peooaexa when the roll call coin oancraf. Majority and minoril f VMmrta were utbly, but dis . resented to the as , OmIoII and action next Ihursdav. nt over Unit! PHARMA0 I .5 1 'erk. ... gpa. ( an lag. i Toy top send oon vea. I li V Chaiai and Kings.