Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - May 24, 1888, Boston, Massachusetts B. A. Atkinson & Co. wiU all their who buy of Off the beautiful engraving ANCIENT Returns BEST LOWEST An pieces A imd to In itiu a ot Only 845.0p. ot our low-priced I have a variety of covered Silk nt prices from 8100, 8200 up lEo so customer win what whether they are after or Vino Write for and Awaits tie be found in any the Jew England customers living In Island or buying yOO worth ot Roods from will their faros one If they worth or more wo will allow for two persons one or for one person both All goods bought ot us we shall continue to I To any city or town where there Is a railroad freight In Kow Island or We will also sell any In our tor GASH OR 850 worth of Goods for SlOO worth of Goods for glO down and the balance In easy or monthly Wo In consequence the eral many of our and city friends avail themselves of the rare bargains quoted and as many of tlie quotations are ally that you oaU as early In the aa m A Slack Set of 10 pieces host Italian Combination solid square and a set in every Is full and la beautifully ana and we shall soil set for only A Solid Asli consisting of 10 tins a new style full size and to a regular It require but one glance from a customer for them to perceive that they have struck one of the greatest In ash furniture In this Iho price Is only You wan that ive the of and the style of so that not our the sots containing anywhere to seven that are advertised by as chamber ( We without the finest display of to be seen In any house In our line In Sew It Is to say that we have anything you may In this and at prices that cannot bo boat In section of the We per BODY per 06. OIL per per STRAW per 15o. Also Carpet Stair at rook bottom REFRIGERATORS AND ICE TUB the we I ' NEW is by nil to be IVot * ' i 111 free from the odors formed In other ONE PURE BKY The outer case Is of with gives to the and to be obtained other now la The prices run from May 23.-The election at Southampton today resulted in a victory for the Mr. the 6151 and Mr. the Conservative 426B. The vacancy was caused by of Admiral a the command at The news ot the victory caused a sensation in this The Conservatives had made to retain the Mr. absent in America tlie of the but his wile son worked hard in his to OUR and I ' - ' Pur In every guarantee lu and assortment of this line of be found In any retail house In this quote the following extremely low prices i FOUlt BOW OPEN SIDE steel and nicely only 65. A HOOD TOP upholstered In nice In natural color of the price only j Ahio all kinds and styles of baby at all In reed and cane f you are In need of one of these useful fall to call on Write for catalogue and A Mair Parlor Contains 7 pieces with two-part back Gent's Easy large patent noiseless Lady's Hooker and i largo This sot has been put together In a thorough and Is covered In a quality of hair and Is made to as an Tills We win add to the sot a Walnut Centre with best Italian size 19x20 sell you both the set aud the table for tnt low of JUST OP A Plush Parlor ven Customers may have all ' of which ever they goods and line color or a coi rl only THE PALMER FOR a Ticket and Adopt a Strong 111,, May 38.-The State convention was called to order at 12.80 were elected to the St. Louis The committee on resolutions presented the wuich was unanimously It indorses President administration and expresses admiration for his recent ' message to Congress upon tariS opposes the of land in the United States by non-resident favors governmental inquiries into the cause ot the present disturbed condition of the industrial and restricting A resolution was also adopted thanking the President for honor conferred upon Illinois by the of W. Fuller as chief justice of tlie Supreme Court the United The first ballot for John G. 607; Commissioner 210; Judge Tooley and Assistant Postmaster General V. Governor Palmer's nomination was made Andrew J. Boll was nominated for lieutenant governor by The remainder of the ticket is as Andrew Charles H. Jacob R. of Douglas After the announcement of the nominations Governor started lip to the desk under escort of a committee and thanked the convention for the honor upon after which the convention at 8.20 p. Presbyterians Clasping HandSa He Talis as as Poles Graces 1 One of the largest displays lu and it you are In need ot a new don't fall to call on us before going and see what Inducements wo can offer In this w Oven and pipe a baker or no for only A DouMo with all ware and pipe or Jio for only Also In a full lino of the most popular Stoves in the and We also bavo a line ot Sinina at prices that defy Write us or call and ask for anything lu the and we can show and sell It to you can of any other retail house AT Tlie Irish Cause Sfas to Fear The following has just been received from the special Borne ' Hay 23,1888. Mr. John Boyle Archbishop has been received today in private audience by the The lasted 90 and was most The Leo Papal All the alarming statements to the are the Inventions of a piece with thuir and gratuitous interpretations of the papal Archbishop Walsh leaves lor Ireland this The Pope shows him a special mark of honor by desiring bis presence at the Algerian audi enoe TO to sh nothing lofear from in Irish politics is im- May - s V - 23, - Indications for hours ' May 24: For h J. y New Island and eastern Now fair preceded by local in and New light to Temperature ns Indicated by the thermometer at Thompson's 8 a. 9 63; la 68"; 8.30 p. 6i; 6 p. 62" i fi p. 61; 12 60^ Average Medical New May 23.-The annual meeting of Connecticut Medical Society was hold in this city Officers were elected as Dr. G. h. vice O. W. E. W. W. The society wil 1 at next year on the fourth Wednesday in One More N. May 23.-After a quarrel with hla Otto a young suicide on Third last by firing three pistol bullets into his It appears that the led the young man to tate bis life was duo to the frequent beatings administered to Otto's mother by his Long Pants to At & called by MM. and was by about including members of the 1 Senate and Chamber of muni councillors and The meeting unanimously adopted resolutions pledging those to combat and to employ every means to prevent a and declaring that a not a revision of the Constitution is to Oe followed by a progressive of political and social committee of 30 was appointed to organize a of the rights of man and tlie 827 Washington St. 827' Corner of Common Mass. Crowds Reception and Elaine Cheered in North May 23.-The Republican State convention met hoie Every allusion to Blaine was greeted with great James E. a. Blame permanent Oliver H. Dockory of. Richmond county was then nominated for governor by and J. C. Pritchard of Madison for lieutenant Mississippi IS All May 23.-The State convention was held here J. M. Stone was made After the preliminaries a resolution indorsing President Cleveland's administration was unanimously A resolution was also adopted indorsing the Mills Delegates at larie were elected to the national Baton May 23.~The Legislature was in joint session today and declared R. L. Gibson of the General Assembly to succeed as United States The legislative Democratic on the fifteenth voted as follows for junior States 49; 29, and adjourned until Renominated for N. 0., May 23.-The Democrats of the third congressional district at renominated Charles A. for Congress by Delegates to the national convention were chosen and President policy unanimously Prohibitionists May 23.-Four hundred delegates attended the Prohibition State Delegates at large to the national convention were elected after a Tomorrow a full State ticket will be IS BUT ONE WAY OUT OF IT. Judge Views on the ot the Railroad to Fay its He Would Settle D. May 23.-Judge David T. Littler of the railroad commission today addressed the Senate special committee to which the reports and message were He the barrenness of the country through which the aided portions of the run as a reason for his poor opinion of the earning capacity of that He cited briefly the various productions in California seek an outlet by means ol transcontinental of and declared hiS utter inability to discover the wisdom ot the construction of the nine great competing lines to transport His statements of the failures of the company's were those already familiar to the the report from which report quoted He strongly advised of some measure the Company would isent in the due though that perhaps might bo no requirement that Congress under tho consult the wishes of the II Congress had the power the and sell tho properly there he not be a b dder in United States who would give tho amount of the tirst mortgage It had been announced the company would not consent to any plan which would deny them the right of equities before the Court of the company had an in one he would ill t himself but it was a small He the government of - the United handled the sinking fund in such HOME Best Canvas Cot in the for 25, a manner as to create an in favor of the Ho did not believe any government ought to be allowed to this ia for Chamber to Parlor to to OH to 50c. Straw to 60c. Single Oven to Double Oven and to Baby to to Bed to Cabinet and Mantel to to Toilet to CASH or HOME FURNITURE TO m Water St create a sinking fund and then handle it for 10 or IE years in such a way that at the end the money to he returned would bo less than the amount actually paid in. Those were the facts of the case in respect to sinking The had had of of the Central and Union Pacific and it had been so managed as to be worthless the paid in. He believes that in this regara tue government could well allow something on future the had been derelict in ilie matter of Issuing He had no doubt there were good grounds for the complaints iii this though that any such damage had resulted fiom the failure the government to perform its duties be could not As to all the other he believed government Well afford to submit them rto any tribunal on earth with perfect and if the company should make it a condition iliac the Court of Claims shall pass upon the the government would lose nothing by Coming to his own plans for adjusting the government's Judge Littler said that 2 per on the debt of would amount to within 8176,000 of the entire present income of the Ho would first cause to be ascertained the present income and its prospect of future Ho would ascertain how much of this it required to pay 2 per cent. and would devote the balance to the payment ot tho extending it over a pel iod of years to wipe it For if the company was able to pay a year on the principal and as he the ' * and he would or else to take these facts and figures and a more feasible It was important that some scheme should he enable the company within or 100 to pay not only tho principal but tho and he that any other plan would be a Test for yourself the facilities John C. 20 Kllby has for furnishing any desired amount of Fire Insurance cu any of Strong of proved are and the wants of every whether lor a single policy or a largo are carefully and separately considered and Midnight - May 28,-It was nearly midnight last night when the State adopted its were then elected and the convention TIUl 8PAKISB to nnd April 30.-It Is now known that tho very severe winds that along the Spanish main in March did enormous In the new being built by English was washed and worth of work disappeared a few At Point the new extension of the between tho mainland nnd the point was also washed not a rail a tie being The work cost It ia a great setback to one of the few in tho United States of AN OC Amnesty for a in 18*8. May 23.-Lieutenant who was to 15 mont for complicity in tho surrender of the Berlin army to tho civic guard in tho revolt of 18(t8,andwho from prison and went to returned to this city in the hope that the amnesty decree would cover his Count Vim the emperor not to pardon and refused to comply with petition for an Prince Hei ry will ho asked to intercede for who is 73 years of BTT The Order ot tho Ked Eagle Conferred May 23.-The and Empress drove through the streets of Berlin at this evening in a closed They received an immense ovation from the crowd lining the The announces that the Order of the Red Eagle has been conferred upon Professor with the star and rank of second class in the American Counterfeiters in May 23.-The Bank of Kronce announces that iS counterfeit 600-frano notes are known to be In The are The strike the department of tho Seine bos No Power to Exclude May 2S.-The Supreme has granted writs ot habeas corpus to the Chinamen offering the poll and has also ordered their release on the ground that tho government has no power to from the Clad Mity 23.-The are Jubilant over the result in which they consider to be the greatest Tory lOut since general A great ovation awaits Mr. Evans on his return Chester Aldon Coombs of and Miss Theresa C. Savage of daughter ol Andrew inspector of for were made one last evening by Rev. Charles Jefferson at the residence of the bride's 117- Hawthorne Tho ceremony in the presence only of the imme Canada's New Governor Slay 23,-Lord Stanley ol the new Governor General of will sail for Montreal on the steamer Lord Stanley was to Balmoral today by the Bishop May 23. - Most Rev. Father Koman bishop ol has will an Old N. May 23.-A special from sayi oa diate friends and after which a reception was hold till when tho left for a honeymoon trip through On their return they will reside at Repugnant to the May 23.-Attorney A. B. Guigen and J. H. under indictment for selling Virginia tax receivable coupons in defiance of the State law prohibiting the sale ol such having applied to Judge Bond ot Baltimore for a writ ot habeas the latter has two their ou tho ground that the State under which tho parties were was to the Federal New Nnw May 23.-The ol the new building for the Methodist Book Concern was laid today with religious Bishop General Clinton B. Bishop Foss and other church dignitaries tho services in the presence of a largo including GOO delegates ol the Methodist Episcopal 8t. Louis Whites to May 23.-It Is pretty stated that the St. Louts as tho Western Association is will disband next Lack ol patronage is the Staley and Horr will bo the and the others will be The team is playing good but there is laak of publio Dramatics by the The Tufts College dramatic called tho will give in the Medford Opera House lor the benefit ol the college fool ball Tho students will be assisted by some ol the Medford young lor music will be by the lege * They Returned at the Old May 23.-The strike ol the weavers and employed at the factory of Rowitser Brothers terminated today m the strikers agreeing to resume work under the old 10-hour tho cause of being that they wanted fewer hours ol * I No. 12. The first grand supper and danos ol fareta No. 12, degree ol was in Grand last and the hall was from the in Boston and East Boston were With and Thern was pleasant given under the auspices of the Y. JiL 0. U. in Hall last The hall was rilled and the programme consisted ol by Miss Fay Davis and songs by Adah Mrs. Woods and T. U. May 23.-Tho most episode ot the assembly thus occurred this afternoon when a reception tendered jointly to tho commissioners ol the two by Mr. and Mrs Wistar Morris was hold at their residence at near this President and Mrs. Cleveland were the guests of this fact caused every member of bly to tho disagreeable weather and board the special train that started for shortly 3 o'clock this The President and Mrs. Cleveland had already arrived at the Morris resi dence when the members ol the several assemblies got The members ol tho Southern some 200 in arrived about an They were mot by Henry Dr. District Attorney George S. Graham and John and there driven to Mr. When Dr. of the em Assembly and Dr. J. the venerable moderator ol tho greeted each other was a chorus of which were renewed when the visitors entered the where the and the host and and the of tho Northern were waiting to receive The latter stood in the double row With uncovered heads as the Southern members passed up to the front ol the where the wore to be hold. As the President and Cleveland emerged from the house to the portico there was a burst of from the big assemblage ou the The rained had ceased and the people stood with The President was accompanied by tho Charles Moderators Thompson and and officers of the two Besl do Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. I Mr. Morris the and Cleveland in a brief and the President replied as am very much gratified by tho opportunity hero afforded mo to meet tho ol the Presbyterian surely man never should lose his interest in the wellare Of the church m which he was and yet I will not find fault with any ot you who deem it a sad confession when I acknowledge that I must recall the days now long past to find my closest relation to tho grand and noble 17iie of Torsion Kot May 28,-In the Presbyterian General this a number ot overtures from presbyteries wore favorably acted Ono of those was for a revision of hymn and another deprecated publication of improper advertisements in tho columns of church Another from the Presbytery of was in regard to tho use ol the revised of the The voted that in view ot tho present opinion relating to the revised It was inexpedient to its use in the public of tho Dr. McCosh presented the report of the judicial tho very discussion arose and the hearing of the report went over under tho which was the receiving of corresponding delegates from Those w ere William W. Barrof thp United Presbyterian James Crawford ot tho Reformed church in tho United W D. of the ral Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United Rev. Richard 8. U. of the and George W. D. of the Reformed Fraternal greetings Were read from tho General Synod ot the churches of Franco and from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian in James the delegate from tho Reformed church In tho United then delivered an eloquent address of salutation from that The assembly broke Into a round of applause when ho expressed the that Ihe Reformed and Presbyterian churches might at some time bu one in ns were now one in spirit and Tho applause was renewed when the 0. D. Kansas said the Assembly and the Presbyterian church that M. D. the delegate from the Lutheran also a fraternal and Dr. Thompson's reply was in a Rev. George W. tue Episcopal Rev. W M. Barr and Dr. Richard Storrs also spoke for the churches represented by after which a recess until tomorrow was - for tho 0., 23,-President of tho Chamber ol today announced the committee ol 10 ladies who will go to Washington next week with the committee ot yesterday to invite Mrs. Cleveland here with her husband at Tills is ono ol the greatest opportunities ever offered lor the purchase ol a serviceable carpet at a very small The goods aro all fresh and the aro the and the quality Call at once and make as tho goods will not last long at the price These goods are sow on exhibition on our first Parties ordering by mail will please send the measures ot their loomi with their Write for ' 827-Washliigton And All Four Floors Fell Through to the mm 827--Waslilngton Corner laborers Buried in the ef Building Wore Tearing Arrest on a of Ndw May 28.-r-A crackling ol denomination which you say this because those of us 1*11 u is that the rigors of our early teaching by which we ate grounded in our lasting glance especially vivid and the best The attendance upon church service throe time Sunday and upon Sabbath during the noon intermission may be irksome enough to a boy of 3 o or 12 years of age to bo well fixed in his but I nave never known a man who regretted these things in the years of his Tlie Shorter though studied and was not perhaps nt tho lime perfectly luul yeti in tho stern laburs and ot after life aro not apt to be the worst who wero early taught what is tho chief end of of things in the presence ot those here tho most tender thoughts crowd upon my connected and its There aro present with mo now ot a kind and consecrated to tho cause and called to his rest and his reward In tho midday of his a sacred recollection of tho prayers and Cove ol a and a family hallowed and sanctified by tho spirit of I certainly cannot but express the wish and hope that tho Presbyterian church will be at tho front in every movement which promises the temporal at well as tho spiritual advancement the ol every day life few men are foolish enough to ignore tho practical value to our and our country of tho church organizations among and their advantage of Christian example and The field is vast and the work to engage tlie of every sect und Dr. 8. E. Herrick ol the Mt Church last evening united in marriage Joseph Kendall and Bertha both ol this The ceremony took place at residence ol the bride's 82 Allen followed by a A Partially May 28.-A fixe today in the village ol Ontario caused a loss ol several stores I and Ben Butter Mrs. E. Mrs. J. Mrs. W. Mrs. W. Mrs. John Carlisle and Mrs. J. M. Presbyterians of the May 23.-The ol the South met without trans- 4'fSSpht I OneMan Under to participate in the celebration there ' JUDGE JOSLIN Oldest Away at tho Ago of 05, May 23.-Judge Joseph Joslin died peacefully this at his on tho tithof last he gave a to his friends in honor ol his ninety-fifth He was tho oldest Newport Ho was born in R. 1., April 9, 1793, and graduated from Brown University high honors in the class of 1814-, after which he was retained for several years .as tutor n that He then road and upon lis to the bar was appointed udge of the Court of Common which position he held with several After retiring from the bench bo opened a private school in Newport and among his old now be mentioned Hon. Henry himself now nearly 80; Robert a retired Dr. H. E. doctor C. ol this and G. at present dean of Ihe Louis Law Tho two latter among his youngest MaVor Cranston was also educated in fashionable - judge school ' teaching about 1845 to position of a ho groat credit for one term at that another term about 10 years politics wero always he was never a politician and no in party Ko that his to the postmastership in instances was a to the local Democracy to but it was accomplished through of New who was o very intimate friend of I During the Dorr war tho was a strong He was clerk of tho Supremo Court and of the Court of Common during Philip Allen's and samples of his beautiful penmanship are still extant among old He was a very line classical up to a few years would quote Greek and Latin as readily as in the days when he was For many years after his retirement from publio office he editor of the Newport The judge owed none of his old age to for he and had a hard battle Ho was His wife survives Ho always and Ins pi and tobacco up .to tho very Tho will bo solemnized at noon at 0.30 and took him to the first Where he is now by Notable of the of Butland May filth f the Rutland Music Festival elation opened very auspiciously -i Hundreds are in town from all over New if England and oven from Large audiences were present at publio rehearsal I this afternoon and the first concert There was a chorus ol SOO 1 tho largest ever heard with Carl Zerrahn ol Boston as the mania orchestra ol 35 and the ol New Porry of New Whitney ol Now MISS PIERPONT OF through the city's main artery of travel at a lew minutes past C o'clock this There was rush ot people from ovary and an outpouring from tho surrounding to the building on tho northeast corner ol Broadway and John which lor the past three or lour weeks iias been in the course ol What had happened was soon as tho workmen came pouring out ol tho crying are floor fell Then men covered with dust and blood came out of the mass of broken beams and debris that littered up tho Hardly had the dust time to when 100 men rushed from tho street into tho wreckage lind began searching about for tho whose groans cries holo indicated to tho rescuers whero they wero imprisoned In the Nearly everybody in the wanted to lend a jewellers from the vicinity and clerks vied with the gang of laborers on tho buildings in the work of A few moments later hook and ladder company No. 10 and the helped to got down two ol clung to the top of tho walls when tho floor sunlt from under With tho arrival of the police ond firemen tho amateur wero driven tho collars and a gang ot CO stout-hearted who as never worked undertook the task of tho Big timbers wore handled und about as if they wore but and tho men worked regardless of u coping above that every moment to fall on Insido ot half an hour tho last man alivo hnd been brought Three who had had been carried in the waiting ambulances to thu and tour or live who did not injured to need hospital had been by their comrades to their Thoro was still ono man tho Daniel Ha had been last soon trying to brace up iho floor had Every man work In the limited cellar lent a willing and at after an hour's one of them ha It was poor sure buried several tons of At last uncovered his but thoro whs not a spark of life left iij tho mangled As tlie body out between sonio and Miss Emma late primaS donna ot the American Opera will appear with Hatlie Capper of New and the Temple male tot festival promises to hj the most notable and successful ever i iu Shot His Wife and May 23.-Wllllam J. a fireman in the employ ol tho Standard Oil while drunk this afternoon shot his wife and and then All ably ' English A very Alpaca piped in a variety of original price NOW She lEor Appears lu nnd Says She lo Not May 2.'{.-The board ot health of this city had Miss Harriet Pierpont of brought before Judge Pettengill follow who had worked the in tho District Court this afternoon son a held his faco iu his hands and wept like a charge ot Doing as they liad received a largo number ol complaints in regard to the way Miss lived at lior homo in which is so as to Mahonoy was about at 1011 Molt A year his brother Patrick was killed while working on a building ou had only lioon employed as the foreman dogs other animals living hi tho g. same room with hor. Aa shp is worth accident was duo to carelessness on nearly tho way to the hearts and ot the we may be pardoned for insisting that our denomination is the we I safely much ibai is good to all other churches that seek to make men am here to greet tho delegates ol two general of tho Presbyterian One is called and tho other The subject is too deep and intricate for but I cannot help wondering why this should Those so they denote separation and should be In tho counsels and in tho business of the they no longer mean and Even the who fought for the Korth and for the are to fraternity and This fraternity and unity is and enjoined by our When shall she herself be united with all added strength and usefulness that harmony and union Tho President spoke with earnestness and in a ringing voice that was heard all over the He was aud his to tho question of union and were greeted with cries of and fmm of both ullock offered the Doxology was sung and Moderator pronounced the Theu tho mombers of boUi crowded up to tho porch and were introduced to thn and bis who all with a shake of ihe A collation was 10 the entire which numbered over 800 after which the came tn Philadelphia in A reception was accorded the tonight In the of Fine the President's a ot wero iho President and Mrs. Cleveland and took stations ou a wero accorded an As the crowd tied past them the shook each one by the The President will return to Washington at ta in the the board of concluded to lako soma While Chief of Police Richards was serving the court a lady called to pay her and tho stench wasso that the and tho lady hastily left the In this Miss said she and Iho doctors who examined her staled that they saw no signs of and just what to do with hor is puzzling lift Her cose was continued until - Who to Coma May 23.-General John D. Hughes at the Knights of Labor is in a quandary in regard to a request he has received from several ministers a local among the He says they called on and talked of the of There aro a number of in the but his petitioners wanted all of them to join in a separate lor Several of the knights do not favor claiming that ministers aro not and they should not be by it would he all tight for them to join minced Declared Off and the Boycott May 23.-The strike at the Black Diamond Steul which was months has been declared off by the Knights oi and the boycott The have in tho part of tho workmen and negligence on tho part ot the The building was originally five stories audi facing on rau back about ITu feet on John Austin it und intends erecting a largo building on its 0. R. a was given the job and lie began work four weeks All the was first removed and then work was begun on the 1 wo stories had been taken about 50 men wore at work ou the building when the Ten of ho fourth cleaning brick portions of tho The floor was covered to a depth of three or lour foot with mortar and The beams supporting this weight rested on the and a partition or framework built of joist about four Inches The joists wero old and wero not able to stand the Weight on tho A lew moments the col- told to him shove up the stud partition from had josi placed a heavy joist against the partition to help carry the when the floor and in its descent carried with it the throe floors but loft the walls The part of the building adjoining Leech fell into the witli although only a few foot from with a lew slight Building who examined the gave it as his that the stud partition ou which tho beams rested had not been able to stand the is more likely that tho men d a piece of the wall and the caused the We have no Tb tho price of tho above Marble Knit of 10 Wo have juai 100 of these at a very low and have to give our customers the benefit A Hnit OS Koud us this never than It Is ailed up with a splendid Set of a nns Bruss liar on 20i2U Hovel and every piece is A great bargain for the INGRAIN PER ITP 1 PER UP PER ASH ANTIQUE UP 10,00 trP 10.00 HAIR CLOTH 8S.00 PLUSH a3 we two large buying la larger for SPOT wa are to oner our the of very low and can save from 0 to over Call and be Our terms ou any of tiie above SSO SIO ou SlOO TLB balance to siUt our Goods sold and delivered In Kew Und at same tor FOWLER & 49 UNION shock operation for several and over that aro all the the old men have been nnd of filled by it our business to watch the he HUB FURNITURE 757 Washington Opp. Clothing Co. Settled by the N. May 23.-Th strike ol the street railway employes has been settled through the intervention of the State beard of mediation and The running of cars on all the lines has been pLATT's the best An odorless prompt and and Kugent to arrest tne conti Contractor Southward did not care to say anything about the accident or He will have to to tho Captain of the first precinct made of the building and tho fact that the of debris in the east end of the building on the which fell through was the cause of the and was the he of culpable and he Dates d arrest the ' WANTED AT mil oU or Kas
