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\ Danger of Over=Capital: \
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Railroads Need Federal Control.
Ey John D. Rockefeller
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That in-
Telegraphers in Chicago Walk
Out By Hundreds
BUSINESS SERIOUSLY CRIPPLFO
Resolution Adopted in Meeting of
Strikers That Every Operator in
the City Holding a Card Shall be
Called Out—Postal Men Demand 25
Per Cent Increase, 8-Hour Day and
Recognition of Union With Uiti-
GREAT STRIKE SPREADING
Officers of Telegraphers' Union Are
Planning to Carry Strike to All
Parts of United States and Canada
— Some 4,000 Men Are Now Out in
00 Cities From Ohio to California
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PRESS MEN GO OUT
News Service Crippled in All
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TELEGRAPH BUSINESS HARD HIT
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Three Spontaneous Walk-Outs Fol
low in Rapid Succession, Directed
Against Western Union, Postal and
Assocated Press—Situation Un
paralleled Presented, Telegraph Be
ing Seriously Handicapped, Though
by No Means Tied Up.
New V":!.. Siji'ci.il- The strike of
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I' liony m I."- Ai;L;ele>, where it wa*
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taktn h-cahU. pending
<! hihur (•i)iMMii.s>ioner
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y;,! ■ 11 • |; i \ :; i t the |,e (tlie Western rimn; In exphmation
; 1 • i ■ 11 . | i. :■! 1. 1 • • ■ i i l.iravu if u a" '! ated li.af a soeret under-
* - ai i-: -tarnimu w a> n-aehfd Sunday, tlmm^lt
• V\ . i :, i i.i' 1,1.',.1; whie!i ;uil h.». ity ua> fiven to the h>-
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p^lbul to marr>- to set
hi^, boast ing of rompi
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Prof. Eb nderson me • ii
apt 1 has then** lx en so lift’,.-* ; raHirkipm in t :••• li\
there is toda>'. F"rne'i i\ w lien a pirl w.,s s"h! in
iis Prof, liemie
P<ts it. a
lapse iiit<
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win..-- ,a rwtrm" j: "in rim 1'urMiit o, Tm ... \ <e . bm
tmys his choice. If eourtship i~ n h, taimht today it j : . th- woin.n win, mu t
be sent to college An! who slmll toaeti ih mI'erliaps a manned wo-n. n
can teach a ifraiden, a wuiow pive a munied woman point- hut lu.w mu\ the
general instructors of tlx* sex he eh".-« n .' What n.rt of . xperioneo must a
teacher litve. what ex.iminat ion must Im p;ms to he oliaiiih-.’ 'I'm ro a;-"
those who think That to ni.iko man ham.'> r i- only m' 1 > ar\ to toeil him.
And if the word he taken in its h.r^os: : < i: ", i: w.- fe*-d .-oal an well as
sen^e, if we give him real food for a. w.l! as n al fool tor dinner, the
theory is the b«*si tl.af linn 1, ■■•n . . •»! v« 1 I a. in sure. Imw. \> v, t hat Prot.
Henderson di 1 not mean to s iaa wo:m n te ieln rs for hi - e<ub'm of < ourt-
ship. With the frequent fatuity of t ,. n- .-.uihim j" c.moa i ■ la pro!,.,:'', -ap
poses that men would malm comp' v m insi nietors oi lo\n- malma
As a matter of fan. any t aim \ man knows about TeAm mal.inn ha- be. n
learned from some woman oi from maay w • .nb-m ami tla.t i> t !..• ri ar "ii t la la.ri
of many adv iitirres has too ott.ii an ad\vi-nr.iu'e ov r me hum-.n. ' i :
ward, hut untaim’.’.t amateur of t!; • w.-naaiA h*'ai ’ s baa, • i our - aim And
if it is tau.L'ht seu-ntifica 1. y. w. w ..1 t\ •- ’> :• mdi r The « oh. - .ut
ship is m n ssaidly a v, :. .,a < -.!• m- N* v, \ <•: k 1A . a:;. W * ; . .
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pi ; | i op'.i".. 1 bu t 11 - ] >■-!a! had not m..re
Pi I Thu i ik.■ 1-t the A' -ooiated
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pal ; | i. Monday :::v 11!. It was di--
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h! : i A- —<ieiatoi! lb o-s controls it< ov. n
j iea-ed y. ne- ami the operator- are in
;■ i■ i ; J ti.e direct employ ol' the new- orpani-
i p | TI ..ua!i no demamN had been
imle iv.eiitly by the men, the strike
ad lx i n ! .re-h.adowmd.
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Young Men and
New Countries
Ey William Whyte.
Second Vice-President of Canadian Pacific Railway
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portunity Tim Hou." Ma.ua'.i:m
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am! were put into the I'nrm of a pe
tition, wliioli reaelied Mr. Stone Mon-
da \ moiuii,^. T lie petition was
mimd by mar,) of the t<'!eaiap!i oper-
ato, . ot the lilted Pre-s thoujh-
t lie colint r\. and in brief re<pie-* -
• d a I'.dm'ion in i'ne houi - of -er\ iee
amt ail nmiea-e of wamm.
I )u nna t .be a ffenmnn M r. Slone
t", nii.kited I.i- rep!) te the operators
w i;i(di w a- a- toh. w - ;
Statement to Operators.
Melville F St.. u•. m n i al manarrer
nf tie A - -1 »r i a t < d Pie--, replied t"
' n re nic-K n; him teleai pabjr: em-
p'o vi'fl h\ t!i«> A" . nated I *| e->. The
re.pmsts were;
i‘n\ Will ! Si\ d;i\ -. ei'jhl Imam
on!.), Sbb p, r w ri !, a iid ii\'ri t iim* and
•' at 11:" i a I <• .■!' tai rriit- per hour.
X:_ht oi k Six bi"his cipnt
hoiii — >b i i - r • ek. and o\ crtinie and
e.x t:.. at t! .- rat-' 7a - eat- per hour.
I ne \ ae.n i- .- :<• i < n.aiu a- at j>; t --
e.rt.
A piopi11; muate mci mi-e l..r claeb-
;•:" 1 > in-, hh'f' e pei atol's.
i ■ e t-dim i aplii'i - le.pie-tc d a reply
b) . hn o hp.irh Mm da)' e\ei.ina. Ml.
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To ( iperatoi - ;
t. 1 < "pm a h a - in
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WILLIAMS A WINNER f
But It Required Official Count
to Settle Mississippi Primary
VARDAMAN ACCEPTS RESULT
State Executive Committee Meets a!%
Jackson and Declares Result of
United States Senatorial .Contest,
Friends of .Vardanian. Seconding
Moticn to Declare Williams Nomi
nee After Short Caucus Between
Two Factions.
Jack-on, Mm-., Special.— Tim Dem
ocratic State i x i c ■ u i i v e lo.u^iittee met
at no(4n 1’hur-dav and deeland Coi‘-
trressman John Sharp William* tlie
party riomime for tim I’nited States
Senate.
The (•ama-* < the i etui ns >!iowed
a rrmjoiit) of (> m \ot"> lor Wnliamr
the t-daF, h' lnu a- folmw* :
William' TUI'o; X’aidauum .7"A-D.
TI.ei, will he no conb >1 o\mr the
icsult.
Alter a Dm if r;im:i' bet ween the
two t act r it w a- tin. 1 . auia-' d to
aeo-pt the . nri'oliieial ictimm a-
I’unuMmd Sc-u. tii;) el State Power
from t he vai mu- count m- ami w l.i' h
show that Mr. Willi, u ha- a ma
jority of iiD v'oi".-. Thi- Tuotlon lo
declare Mi. William- the nominee was
seconded by the friend- of Doveiimr
Vardanian. The committee then
formally declared Mr. W illiams nom
inated a-- United State- Senator. Tins
ib cniimdered the tinal -ettiement uf
the celehrated eoiite-t.
(jo\ ei imr Yard..man conceded the
nomination of Mr. Will mm* by soml-
tbe follow in>r note to the eomjnittec:
“The Democratic party, throiiyh its
executi\c committee, lias declared
Mr. Williams the nominee and 1 ac
cept the ai hitiation of that tribunal
without a tinue of le-entment or re •
p ,- et for anythiny done or said by my
friend* for me duriim: the eainpainn.
* * I am for t Ire nominee ami hope
that he will make the people of Ml.--
*D*ippi a y-reat Fuiied States Sena
tor. ] have made t he eamparmn upon
li'. iiiv impoiuant ami jH-riinent prinei-
pic'- ami w!!i!" ] have lo-t the muni-
i ■" f km. I ;: m t In u om_bi ly coin im c 1
l i at t he lai’i - niajority of toe white
member- of till- Slat" anne wifii my
’> ■ u|>o:i public <jue-t ion-, and I
- .11 < ont ii.ue to byl;t t or t i:o—(• prin-
< mlc- a- i ai m -t ly in the future as ]
have in the pa-t.
“No man wa- ever bh--"d })y mbra
loy al ai d imue fait!;I ul hand- tliaa
tho-e who favored my fortune- i.i
this eolite-t. I want them to feel
<i* I do. that we ha\e not been de
buted. but that the victory is only
postponed for a season. I have been
a candidate several times in my lif*.
am! lost the fmht. but never have I
1 elt the stilly of defeat, and I am not
defeated todav. ’'
Late 'hlebvs
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| MINOR MATTERS OF INTEREST !
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All Memphis Will March.
Memphis, Special.— The Kxeeulive
C'i".'"itlei‘ of tlie ' ' ' f
' Twe vs ' ,, , ..
i ,. a niei ,. .
. Iiainne ,
, take charge m th.
cmiiv i i.iin. tile of theehie! features
"f invention will be tlie mam
moth |miailc which will take place on
Hie day tile ! h o-iiii M a o the Cniv-
eniiiis arrive, (leu. Ceiirye \Y. (iur
'Ion. a Confc-ilrrati. (Icneral am! mem-
I'er of C..avM'ss from this district,
will 1)0 chairman of tins committee.
II ' 1 parade will be led by mounte I
P'lioe offii-er-. toliowed by Conipnnv
A "ml o' her Co" iVili'rale companies,
liiiinbi'i's ot the 1 nited Comtnereial
Travelers t'ro'i: several Stall's, mem
bers ,,f the Lake. Ill the (inlf Iteep
Waterways A> iati'in. atnl ehair-
M" ;! of eo:]:nut tees in carriage'.
P "iiinenf biirini ss men ami eiub
""•iiiln'rs am! rompanies uf t|| ( , Slat"
mililia. It is planned h those ieter-
e-t .'1 to make the parade one oi' the
t’l at ares ,f the bin convi ntio::.
Priest Kills. Hotel Man.
Lit t-bui Sje eial. - l.lldv. \y. Sere
-aid to be an niiatla’ i.ed I'olis’i
I'ii' -I, "f t elean ', wailmd into a
South Side hot el at 1111 I 'arson street
and v, ithoiit waniiini. it i> said whip
ped i nt a ;!--ealilir<. revolver and open
id tile upon the two proprietors, twin-
hrdheis named Steven and Andrew
Sy-M-zv nski. Steven died within an
hour and Andrew may not rornver.
i ho i * it tt—e ot the short imr is unknowr..
Big Fire i t Baltimore.
I ’ol is li priest
and killed a
and wounded
rede throutrli
, n viv iny the
i lie lenvmkiry
• diennralizod
led to the
True Bill Against Kline.
Ihnutort. N. ( . Speeuil Soon aft-
■ r tiie op nil y "t Federal Coiut
d idv" I’arindj aiuiomieed that tint
t leinan of th* _rand fury had re-
t . ed a 11 bill of indietnietH for
are iivroiist F, Kline. Attor
ii") Clark. f..r di tense, stated tliat be
n "derstooil the bill contained illi
' .. lids. (h,un-el tor the defense ask
'd the privdene of examinin'’ the bill
end!' them to pieparc wiieir de-
feme
,'t;! 1
th
Western Union Operators Strike
I.OS Ai"m!es. Cal., Special. — Follovt
lev the refusal of the .Yestern ITiimi
Tele: raph (he, olbcers to reinstall
. operator, nearly 7(
t!:"n he 1 • ot 1 ,ms Anyvies loral (hnn.
mi i e,I 'Ih lecraphers of AmiTieS
wnhm.I out of the opera!depart.
tue .i at .V,;n m'e 1 oek Tiiur-day after-
im ,n At ll10 n'eloek tlie'e were tiv
•i a v • h at the kevs. while t
Id.>•1. awav mo,o than 50 operator
'v,ne hohliic a niei tiny to deiide or
!' mile m tloo.
A combination of 56 big spice firm-
was formed in New York.
A Chinaman adopted Charles Hunt
a white boy of Pottsvillc. la.
'ybe Southern Railway surrendered
to Alabama over the rate question.
A bio smelter at Colorado City was
burned causing a loss of $750,000.
Storms did much damage in Min
ne.-ota, Wisconsin and Northern Iowa.
Many artists attended tlie funeral
uf A. St. (hattdens, ut Cornish, N. IL
Two persons were killed in n race
for $'27i between uu'.om biles in Mil
waukee.
Four hotel employes were killed
while summer visitors at Allenhurst,
N. J., watched.
All the Central Am"! iean Repub
lics arc said to be ready to join tn a
peace eoni’ereoee.
The tight ever Aikai.-r- law li,.
railroads that teinove eases he
Stati courts is spread.!;".'.
Xi v .Terscy's Supicn.c Court up-
leld the constitutionality of the act
' a _• ''main stem" railroads.
(If'orite Delamalei' who once ran for
iovernor of Pennsylvania shot him-
•clf in his nlii'-e m Piu.-biirq.
(iovernor Comer, of Alabama an
nounced that the Soul hern Railway
must obey the 2 l-'J cent rate law.
The first testimony in tl.e suit to
lissolve the Standard Oil Company
will he taken in New York, Septem
ber I).
.lolm Sharp Williams v. ns oflieially
leclared to haw a majority of 548
votes in the Mississinpi Senatorial
tielit.
It is icporteil that Peary has aban-
loned bis plan to sail tor the North
Pole be-ause ot the delay in repairing
his shiii.
I .ud vv iy Si zetric!, a
w it hunt a eharL'e. sin>t
Pil!-but'_' hotel keeper
I.i- brother.
A vaudeville aetre-s
lie streets of Covenliy.
dd payirarits based on 1
ride ol Lady (imliva.
Aiiotber drop in stork
Wall stiei-t, but a rail
belief that the worst ot the present
liquidation was over.
Minister Russell has been in-truet-
ed to press President ( a-tro for the
arbitration of live Ain iieun claims
against Venezuela.
Final contracts for the two ne".’
2(1,(i()(l-ton battleships were signed,
and they are to be pushed to comple
tion as fast as possible.
T. .1. Wingiield, a;;eh b5. shot and
killed his wife, aged 27), and then
committed suicide in the Winefield.
home, in Northwest li e ,
Acting Allotuey-(i( . R' sse:t
states that tlie it loverr ■ ■ p-' te)f
eontemiilate a general pros.i , i of
railroads and large eor;eations.
Hr. C. P. Dcnsmore, a well-known
physician of near Lilthton, \‘a., is
lead, and four others are dying as
a result of eating toadstools for
mushrooms.
The tindiug of a skeleton in a Tellu-
ridc mine is exopeted to prove true
the confession “Steve" Adams made
and repudiated .before the Haywood
t rial.
Fdwatd Mulvaney. who was acting
as peacettuiker in a New York tight,
lo-t his temper am! killed Robert Sea-
laiu'ier. a 1-011! raetor, w hose daughter
he Was to wed.
The Interstate Comm";ec Commis
- " I derides that a railroad must
rlongr the full published rate, which
i- a- “lixod and unalterable" as if it
were a “special art of Congress."
Pope Pius celebrated the anniver
sary of his eornation.
Holcomb Bacon, of Albany. Ga..
was found dead in an A’lanta hotel.
Tales of murder and pillage by the
Moors during the hi.aibanlment of
Casa Blanca arc told bv passengers
from there.
Koreans who are tigh
anise Army have called
tians there to help save
from the invaders.
The New York stihwa
en i rorn the Ryan-BcLuont syud (
and viven to another Ic-.-ce.
The Steel Trust lias dl.termine.,
spend a total of $12il,(lt)(l,0()().in build
ing a . it ) at (Ian.. hid.
“Bill" ('nantrel! the famnrs Kan
sas iaider is said to he living on Van
couver Island.
Brick manuteeti::eti's obtained an
injunetio’i in Pittsburg avainst sever
al railioads beeau-e of i.ev, rates o.t
tin- precinct.
Se-ertaiV Straw i-
condition in Hawaii wl
eni'-e now outtiumber
ioua't.s.
(lie. enureiit -la'i-ties estiauito t!"
\ iehl of vrinti'i wheat at 4U!t.5t!O.tli!0
hwhels.
An int crest iug mniion ,,
familv ww hrM at t be Mo.
('ha'lestoii. A\5 \'a.
T.rnest Lemons accused of causing
tlie automobile accident which resuit
ed in the death of Miss May Biishncll
was held without bail at Barryville.
Mgr. Faleoiiio expressed blmself a.)
being delighted with the Jamestown
K\ posit ion.
R. P. C. Sanderson superintendent
of motive power of the Seaboard Air
Line RaiBvav has aeeepted a similar
position with the \ irginia road.
President Roosevelt is said to have
taken up with At loniey-General
Ponaparte (lie question of emiflieting
Slate and Federal jtirisilictirms in
railroad rate regulations.
Fine, to a total of SIS,210.000 are
po-sib'e under iinliet itietil s found ill
New York against the Standard ami
Vacuum Oil Companies and the Now
Y ,rk Cent al and Pennsylvania Rail
ing the Jap-
e: the Chi is-
tlie country
mav be tak-
n.estigating
the Jap-
other nat-
the LeWl-
ings, near