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ESTABLISHED. IN 1897. -
STRIKE !H eiBDiimr
MAY BElIili
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Union Leaders Say Hat Axretaesi
Reached Saturday u Binx Vio
lated by Railroad Companies
Efforts to Pretest Recurrence of
Strike Being Made. '
Loudon, Aug. 2L Charging that the
rn inwd companies ? are violating their
term of the strike agreement execution
t.i t'ie unions went into a conference to
j.,, with the possibility that the big
j;ilro;id strike, confronting CJreat Brit-
uhiih u supported to have 'been.
on Saturday night, will be on to-
ixnlon. Aug. 20. The railway men
f,r.UL'hout the Kingdom are returning
tl, work and it is hoped within a few
to have the great transit systems
vrkins under normal condition.
KT1 iofr th announcement Sntur
,'jv ninht that the railway manager
and their employe luid agreed to permit
a ,ompromie to settle their difficulties
vw.r the rea.-uiring news tonight that
tht-Tf i- great hope of emlins the dock
fr, strike at Liverpool and that the
v.rk.'r there .shortly would renne
tvir duties.
No rK'tine a a result of lahor trou
Mr, a reported today except at Pub
l i, whre the poli.-e and eontalW- came
in-., .tilliston with a raob which wa in
smpathv with striking news boys who
endeavoring to preent the ditri-hTti.-n
of newspapers. Numerous per-tor-
had their head cracked in the
me!" and several shops were looted.
Workers Celebrate.
The railway workers held meet tags
tlimujhout the country today to ceW
Vrstc what they claimed to be a victory
o"t the railway companies. With th
nation of 4jB0O ma wf the North-
steiu Rattwa.f CVmipmyt-wawliw seta
rot party "lo'Tlb alnkestileml
jwit, and three 'thoosaad Maa-
rhKT men, all the union- passed reao-
IntioM in faror of a resanption of work!
Tbe Northeastern Company's emplayt-t
dexind an eight -hoar-day and twoahUl
hs weekly sdrance in wages with a
ninimum weekly wage of twenty-two
hil! in j3, about 5-50.
Although the services oa the "other
line have not yet been completely re
stored, the men in most cases presented
themselves for duty today and a start
"a made toward remedying the dislo
cation caused by th strike During the
day some progren- wa made ia clearing
the lines of freight trains but it will be
-nme day before normal conditions are
Tutored.
I nfortunately. Icaue of the block in
t telegraph line. the manifesto of the
rnke leaders calling upon the me a to
r.' sm to work did not reach some
r.t until this morning, and during
t ; nijrhi there were drvtnrbances at
is-imerous places. With the exceptiono f
(Continued on Page Eight.)
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SPECIAL" KILLED IK
WRECK HEAR COLUMBIA
"tunibLa, S. C. Aug. 2 !. Fireman
I t her W. Bennett, whit, of Columbia,
rushed to death yesterday, in the
rr-t wreck that has befalien the outu
t'. Railway' Cincinnati-Charleston fly
T. tie -Carolina Special." since that
t-'.n was established about six months
The wreck occurred at 4 :o o'clock,
!t when the train was dne here, both
'"-"motive plunging into a ravine where
1 feet of a frame trestle had been
I irned away, at Suevule, an industrial
s -iui four miW north of A I ton and
mile1 north of Columbia.
Noho.lv except Rreman Bennett was
:!rt- The passengers were not even
jtrrtl. a relief train sent from Colum
' a returned at 9:15 last night with the
paengers and baggage and departed
Portly afterward for Charleston.
The bridge will likely be replaced by
tomorrow. Meanwhile traffic r
n7 detoured by way of Charlotte.
Atwood besuies tlifht.
'Tons, N. Y, Aug. 21. IJarry J." At
"o. who reached this place yesterday
ftemoon, started On hi flight to Utki
103 mLIea away, this moraing. .v.
UESDAY
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CAROLINA
AGTion on r.iEAT
C;ORDi;iEGE WeiT .
OVER UNTIL TUESDAY
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In Case it is Not Am en
ded Initiative Proceed-
' ings May be Started.
Saturday aft ran a tU rwrd of
Coamissiooera alter Weatiag frvws th
committers rvpveatiag th fatwr,
the merchants aa4 private citbewa r
parding the profmed aae4mt to tW
meat iarctoa ordiaaarw dridj to
postpone action until Tadsy after-
Mwo. It i hurhlv KckWbU that th
tsmaiMioom will rvf aaes4 tW
ordinance and it will W W op to LN
cftirns of tbw city who waat it a ial
ed to poll fmas th WU tho )tiatie.
aa some have Wltrd their llaM
to do. V v
- At this jaartore it shaVl b ststM
that not all the private ritWaw peewat
before the board wanted tV aatewdavswt
i
pad. On the coatrary stera! fTr"
ed and mad strong argaaeats afatast
the amendateat, sajriag that I W ardi
naare wa all right as It wa s4 it it
was Is U anewd4 the wWoW iMpxtkwi
bwnew shook! b do away with as it
woukl be so eriowsly Iwipaired thai It
would be practically worthier.
At times the argww at bWoew t W
rommisiowers grew tnle warns a4 at
time aajrrv rjoa As has
been stated on several oswa h
farmf s want the ardtasace aawadl so
they raa kill their pork a4 swisw a ad
bnag it t the city to W lapte4,
whereas tha pceewt taw rr)wire thai
the animals hal1 be brought here irf
and inspected both before and after tho
killing and aho while tho IfUiag ia
progre. This the imfwrtocs dUre Is
aeceaaary. while the farmers art of tho
opinio that it ia aaaerv nary aa4 oly
a hardship o thaw who try to tae
aaor.aatr fhaji tlej. cea was,
- torratrft datf ijtaw-W wa etMrgsw
that the slanghtef ho a sasvw M kef
ia a aaaiury cowdtlso aad thai tho
grwvea la which farmers eswally 4J
their killing wees mock more naaury
ad were free from flies, while tho
slaughter houses were filled with fle.
The eomaiaoioer were invite to la
pert tho slaughter hoax aad as swo
as the meeting was over hoatwed aa a
tomobiW and were drive to tho three
places. TVey found lW ia a asaitary
conditio a aad free froea the filth aa4
fiiew alleged to he fosrad therw. It
should here be staled that the skagkle
boae.- have ceaseat Ooora aad arw
equipped wtth hot water to wa nS
the cement floor after each klUag
After being hilled the awat'ts swwag aw
racks and carried into a jeparst sport
meat while other killiag h ta pewgrsa.
The draioar arrsacwl tkat atl
filth has to b carrwd a eartaia dtsse
from the slenghter hooe.
After artws ow the awat ov4iaaaw
wa poatpoeed the matter of t aiaj
the peddliag ordiaaare wkkh pewhikvi
peddling on ITlm street, oo kterhet feea
Crcea to latvie aad ew tUUMi fra fTlat
to Keren, was browght ap and a r't
of the dirston the orl aad
amendment wvre repealed to take e?vf
irameUtstelv. Mayor Marphy al(k
tuiiner KomWe eed far the refrk
fommiioiicf ftrowa vniiag agsiat tso
reprwl-
There was oae ancertataty a to
when the repeal of )m ardmaaca wV
brcome effrctive aad maay farmer wre
aavMMta to know tm jat waat
they coukl do bwaeM today. ft w
pointed out by soae who ware in fvoe
of allowing the ordiaasrw to ataad pr
hibtting peddliag oa lm ret t
aoreral years afo the cits peohtWted
city merchants from peddlmg oa tha
thoroughfare, reowirieg tme who hod
paid a lid ltre to do a trt bw
ea to Keep tm the side trts. ThU
mostly afTted banana awcta uhs aad
peanut venders.
MUCH BUILDING
BEING DONE IN . '
STATES CAPITAL
Enocial to TeUgraas. . - -
RaVgh, Aug. Il--l rcaaortJoa with
tho fact that. Ilaieigh has mrrrr Vew
kaowa to hare oo mack bstiUig maW
way. atoo time la, Ur who;kJtry
tWra coaea tho ac'riod romftaist -thai
atutbera of owildftga aadet wy ars'ai-
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1 1 r : -s t ,
ifcv Government Dam at Fcrhbank, 0., the Btfcfcst
: Movable Wicket Dam In the Vrprld, to Be Opened ScpL4.
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SCORE
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