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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
JAPAN MAKES A CONCESSION,
RenOunCIS Her Claim 10 Permanent Pos.
session Of Lila Tuns and Port Arthur.
EXCHANGE OF TREATY RATIFICATION.
The Chinese and Japanese Enjoys Gather
ing ct Che Foo, Where the FormaIi-
ties are to Take Place To-Dsy-A
Russian Naval Fleet on Its
WAY 10 the Port.

LONDON. May 6.-The st. James Ga
sette prints dispatch from Paris saying
that Mr. Sane Arasukc. the japanese
Minister to France yesterday informed
NJ. HanotauX, Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs. that Japan. in Difference 20 the
friendly advice OF the prot sizing powers.
had renounCcd her claim 10 permanent
possession of tine Lila Tung peninsula, in-
ciIding Port Arthur.
4 United Press dispatch from Paris
cOi firms the statement I'M the ST. James
Gazette that France has been informed
by Japan of the latter's renunciation OF
her claims to permanent possession of
Liza Tung.
A dispatch TO the Globe says that Ja-
pan has also intimated TO Germany her
Willingness &C. give up possession OF Liza
Tung.
A Yokohama dispatch to the 81. James
Gazette says the japanese priyy Council
and the heads Of government have been
hurriedly summoned to meet iu Kioto
tomorrow. The reason for the summons
is not known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
PRICE TWO,CENTS:

State 20 this, not only while I'm transit.
but while in the hands OF the consignces.
The State authorities utterly dlsregarded
the order Of injunction. and Commission
er MiNson issued a circular OF instruction
10 consiables. ordering them 20 be more
active than ever I'm seizing liquors Plen-
~ or seizures were made. DR.. Pope. at
torney for the complainants. called this
10 the attention OF the Court. and pre-
sented a copy Of order, with proper am
davits. He also presented afidavlts
against certain constabies. who made
seizures. In consequence. Judge Con
issued orders against Mlxson and Con-
stables A. T. Davis and $ @. Lafar.
requiring each to appear before him at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. and show
cause why they should not he attached
and punished for contempt OF court.
The hearing Of all cases was then pro-
ceeded with. Assistant Attorney General
Townsend making the first argument for
the State. There will be five argu-
mcnts altogether. The Court frequent
" interrupted Mr. Townsend with stun
ming questions. Tha hearing will hard
ly conclude before tomorrow afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

The Governor VIII Take No Further Action
In the Dr. buchanan Csse

ALBANY. y. Y. May 6.-Colonel ASH
ley W. Cole. private secretary to Cover
nor Morton who said Saturday that
no legal obstacle remained TO prevent
the electrocution of Dr. Buchanan. al
Sing Sing. speaking for the Governor
to-day. said that Mr.. Morton was through
with the ease. He would take no fur
ther action upon h. Those who had en-
tangled matters could proceed until their
duty I'm the case Was made clear 90 them
BY the authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
JdBfZ BILfOUH Is LONDON
The Absconding Ex-Membsr or Parliament
Landed IN the Bow >ueet PrIs,n

Landed IN the Bow >ueet PrIsin
LONDON, May 6->Jabez Spencer Bal
four. the absconding ex-membor of Par
lament who was responsible for the
collapse Of the Liberator Building AS
ISOLATION. and other companies. whereby
thousands Of Investors were ruined WAS
landed al southampton docks this morn
ing When the steamer Tartar Prince.
upon which BalfOur was brought from
Buenos Ayres, arrived ia the harbor this
morning, the custeom-hOuse launch i'm
mediately went 70 her. and Balfour was
transferred 90 her and landed A tug
containing sixty press reporters sought
20 board the Tartar Prince. but were
not allowed % DO so. Meanwhile de-
tectives on board the customs launch
avoided the docks. which were crowded
with excited people awaiting him, and
landed BalfOur at Netley wharf. The
landing Was quietly made, and Balfour
put on board a train without being no
ticed. and started for London At 7.B
Arriving In London, the train stoppod At
Nauxhall station. and BalfOur. instead OF
being taken 10 Waterloo station. where
an immense crowd was awaiting his ar
rival. was transferred 70 cab. and
driven 10 BoW-Street pOlice-statlon. The
oxpectant crowds were banned ar every
point. and none Of them were xratificd in
catching a glimpse or the prisoner Bal
four was Immediately put into the pris-
oners' dock, and charges formally lodged
against him. He looked 20 be In good
health, but downcast and taciturn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
TTfE VAISCdN AROUSED.
Bold Stand Against tue Government Re
ported by "A L0ndon Psper.

LONDON, May 6-The Standards
Rome correspondent says the Vatican has
instructed all Papdl nunclos 10 inform
the countries To which they are accrcdit-
the Italian Government or any participa-
ton in the September fctes celebrating
the twenty-nftf anniversary OF the entry
q the Italians into Rome will be regarded
as injurious and insulting 10 the Pontim
ard the Holy See
The Standard is Informed from Rome
that "the AgliarIi affair has excited the
Vatican greatly. II is believed that 10
viii further strengthen the mOderates
whom the Pope keeps In constant touch
with him. The Vatican viii cndeayor
not 10 embitter the question. and Will
counsel the nInclO 10 bee prudent. The
osseryatore Romano says Il is anxious a.
know what satisfaction will bee given hy
Austria for Baron Bannys insults 10 the
uunc.0. Do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

NEW YORK. May 6.-The commission
appointed some time ago by the prc7i-
dent 10 examine the plans and route
~ the Nicaragua canal left for Mo-
bile. Ala. yesterday afternoon. There
were In the party the commissioners
Colonel Ludlow l.. s. a. Commodore
EndicOtt OF the navy and Alfred Noble
and Assistant Engineers Davis. Wood
Stamford and Parke. of the navy who
will verify the surveys The party Will
reach Mobile on Tuesday morning. and
will AT once go aboard the cruiser
Montgomery and proceed 10 GreytOwn.
Mr. Noble said yesterday thar it was eX-
pccted that the Montgomery would land
the commission Al their destination hy
May l2th and that fully two months
would be required 10 do tho proposed
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

LOUISA. VA. May s--Malcolm Hitter
and James O Massie. candidates for
sheriff to-day united their forces against
the incumbent. j. n. Voolfolk. j. D.
Nassls becoming the candidate ". ".
Bibb. also githdraWs from the contest.
with r. j. Gordon for The Office Of at
torney for the Commonwealth. This mar
rows the contest in the coming election
very much. and VIII cause a much small
er vote being cast
4 daughter Of Judge Sims a few years
old. Is very 3d. The disease at first was
pneumonia. now meningitis. Her recovery
is not expected.
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OF the various forms OF taxation. THESE
showed that the original draft OF the
Constitution presented by Mr.. Pinckney,
which the court. in its opinion, had SEEM
ed 10 admit TO be authentic, had not
classed the capitatlon tax as a direct tax.
but as an indirect tax. Another subject
which he referred 10 was the definition
of the term duties" by opposing coun-
sci. They seemed 10 hold that the word
duties" was equivalent to "imposts and
excuses" and included nothing else. this
idea ran through all that they had TO
say upon the subject.
Two BINDS nF T4xrs.
"rn the view of the members OF the
convention" said Mr.. Whitney. moulded
by what they knew Of the English clas-
sihcation. there were two kinds Of taxes,
direct taxes and duties. impOsts and eN-
cises The former We're laid by the rule
OF appointment and the latter by the
rule Of uniformity" This he said ex-
plalns1 what TO him was a remarkable
fact when ne began the study Of the
debates. the lack OF interest by members
Of the convention I'm the question Of lay
ing taxes. They were rather Interested I'm
the question how taxes laid by the rule
Of appOrtiOnment We're 20 De apportlOned
Mr. Whitney spoke am hour. at which
the court arose and adjourned until to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
The 90. nrnor WI Anpolnt.

DOVER DEL. May 5--T1e one hundred
and thirty-seeond ballot "a the contest
for the election Of United states sena-
tor. taken an noon to-day. resulted az fol-
lows Higgins RepJ g.. Addicks utepJ
Il. Massey Rep) .. Pennewill Rep). l.;
Rllgeiy DemJ. .. Tunnel Oem). |.
Massey has written letter 10 men who
have been voting for him. declining he
further use OF his name. The Leglsla-
ture viii adjourn Thursday. unless The
vote on adjournment should b. rccons'd-
cred and reconsideration Is not now look
ed for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
RICE SUCCEEDS ROOsEYfLr
lie Ia selected by tn. President TO be q
Member ofthe Civil service Commission.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May 6.--rhe ru-
mors which have been for somc time in
circulation that Colonel william g. Rice
OF Albany will succeed Mr Roosevelt
as Civil Service Commissioner. III he so
desirs, Is confirmed The President has
offered the vacant cOmmissiDnership 10
Collrel Rice. and be will accept Mr.
Lyman's successor has not yet been fully
determined upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
Senator German for Gold.

NEW YORK. May & Senator Arthur =.
German. OF Maryland. has left tho city.
He said before going 81 am not talking
now. DO not see why so many people
have prccipltatcd this national campaign
"A year ahead Of time. The silver craze
seems 20 be- sweeping the country geu-
orally. hut it has not secured hold in
Maryland We are an FOR gold down
there. ana we Will keep mp the reputo-
ton of the State for always adhering 10
sound financial principles.
Mr. German declined 10 talk on general
subjects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

NEW YORK. May G-Theodore Roose-
welt. Andrew D. Parker and Fred. ID.
Grant were sworn ln by Mayor strong
this morning ar 10 O'Clock az the city
Hall as commissioners OF DOlice They
departed AZ once FOR police headquarters
10 assume their Offices, ana were accom-
panied by Police Commissioner Andrews.
THE board organized by electing air
Roosevelt president and Mr. Andrews
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. May Ga Winl
and RAIN storm OF extraordinary severity
PASSED over the southern part Of Cullman
county late Yesterday. All wires are
down. and the news OF the damage is
meagre. though known 20 be- great The
uath Of the storm was half mile wide
Many buildings were destroyed and crops
ruined. Two miles west Of Hanevllle the
house Of James Ellis was blown down.
Ellis and a family OF six were badly in
jured. An eleven-year-old boy has since
a.aH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
HfLDIs soONrs mrrOf oOURr
The Dlspeusary ofheess Mnst show Cause
Why hey should Not be Punished

COLOMBIA, ). G. May 6--There was a
big sensation at the very outset In the
hearing OF the dispensary cases before
hearing of the dispensary Injunction
cases, before Judges Con and Simonton,
OF the United States Court this morn
ing. All are familiar with the fact
that Judge Con recently issued "A tenn
poray injunction restraining the state
Board of Control. and all the State liquor
authorities and employees. from interfer-
inG with liquor brought from another
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
INC Vireiuil roys brought Back


WASHINGTON. May e.-The Treasury
gold reserve was increased 10 ssi 66i. 1913
to-day. Il gain OF Sl2j.009 for the day. The
gain represents gold paid in by the Bel
mont Morgan syndicate The redemp-
tions for the day were Sl 000 and the
gold paid out for them was offset by the
gold gains from the mints and gold re-
celved IN exchange for small notes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

SAVANNAH. GA. May Ga meeting
OF the business men OF Savannah to-day
decided 10 send a delegation 70 the Mem
phis Monetary Convention May 23d The
meeting was for sound money, and the
dele cation will be composed If lould-
mnnaN men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
Vas HER OWy DENTIST
Woman Removes Her Aching Tooth With
Scissors and Dies OF Inckisw

Scissors and Dies OF Iockjsw
BALTIMORE. MAY 6.-Mrs. Mary Ann
Arenz. wife Of a George street frescoer.
was her own dentist last week. Yester-
day she died from lockiaw.
The woman suffered greatly with tooth
ache. and last Wednesday she took
pair OF scissors and removed the trouble
some molar In doing so she injured the
gum. Locklaw syptoms developed. and
the woman died I'm terrible agony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
ce,srsl campus is Contid.nt

MADRID May 6.-Generai Martinez
campos cables that he Is certain ~ a
speedy triumph over the Cuban insur-
gents.
SANTIAGO. DE CUBA. May 6-GeneraI
Martinez Campos arrived here this after
noon from N!llayerde.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
uuka Of Orlasns Ont Of Danre,

SEVILLE. May 6-The Due d'Orieans
Is out Of danger and his physicians an
nOunce that no further bulletins In re-
gard 70 his condition Will be issued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
remocrafic Victories

WILMINGTON. y. Q. May Specials
10 the Star from many towns In the
state show Democratic victories in nearly
all municipal elections. In many cases
there was no opposition TO Democratic
nominees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
New National Bank

WASHINGTON. May 8.-Comptroner
rckels has authorized the Central Ma
iional Bank. OF SpartanDurg. ; g.. with
a capital OF SlVOO1. and the First Ma
fional Bank 0f Washington. y C.. casl-
TAI SsN.VD. 10 begin business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
The POCAHONTAS Men OUT.
TKO-IhirdS Those in Southwest Ya., In
pTOYtmsnt Co.'s Hines. Join Strikers.
STATE TROOPS MlSSED THERE NOW.
Everything, However, is Quiet and No
Fear Of Immediate Trouble.
AEICAFL9 APPEAL OF MlNE OWNERS.

Mayor simo.s Has Placed Pocahontas
Practically Under Martial Law-Ihe
1own We'll Guarded Richmond sol
di'r Boys Prep ring 10 Amuse
IhemsolVes-A Ball on the
Programme IS days
Meeting Small One
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
A Cutting ARRAY at Orange.

ORANGE. VA. May 6-Special.-There
was serious cutting ARRAY Friday
night at the courthouse. GIN Lee.
young barber cut Phil Payne seriously
with a razor In several places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

Rsiiffes'ions of tho Treaty VIII be ~
changed To-Day

LONDON. May Ga dispatch to the
Globe from Yokohama says.
Premier Ito. accompanied by chief Sec
retary ITO Miyou has arrived az Port
Arthur, and will proceed at once 90 che
Foo, whore he Will meet the Chinese
ENJOYS. The expected ratihcati0ns OF
the treaty will bee exchanged TO-
morrow May 7th Tho Japanese Cabinet
holds frequent meetings az kioto.
A dispatch from Taku says that CHI
nese ENJOYS Ma Ting Fang and Lien
Fung started from that place for Che Foo
a midnight last night.
roRfIoN SHIPS ASSEMBLING.
CHE FOO, May Foreign fleets are as
scmhliug here. Eight Russian ships. in
Guiding three torpedo boats are already
here, and IL Is expected that Great Brit
ain. France and the United States will
each send one vessel. and Germany two.
PARIS. May 6.-The Figaro says: Al
though the situation is not grave. and
the bombarlment OF the japanese ports
by Russian and German fleets could not
Doe reasonably expected. negotiations with
Japan will not proceed as easily and
smoothly as IS generally believed. Radl-
cal journals agree that France would acc
wisely in advising Japan NOT TO abuse
her victory, but ar the same time France
must not resort 10 coercion.
WILL JAPAN YIELD
ST PETERSBURG May 6.-rhe Jour
nal de- 81. Petersburg. somi-ofilcial. pub
lishes communication. stating that Ja-
pan. in conformity with the friendly ad-
vices Of Russia. France. and Germany,
has undertaken 10 renounCe her claims
10 the final possession OF the Fong Tien
territory
TOULON. May st is reported that
the cruisers Sfax and Cecille will accom-
pany the cruisers Tage and Suchet 20 the
China Sea. They We're loaded with munl-
;ions and provisions yesterday. and are
ready % sail to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
WAT .kH tOnt.Asr.

WASHINGTON. May s.For Virginia
Fair: warmer In extreme eastern portion
s0uthessterly winds. becoming variable
For North Carolina. Threatening wea-
ther; probably with showers, easterS9
wlnds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
rnr ~ spaNIsn MINIsrEn.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May 6.-Senor
Dupuv de LONE. the new Spanish minis
ter. was presented to the President TO-
day hy Acting Secretary Dhl viii an be-
fitting ceremony, and was cordially POE
ceivcd. but contrary 10 expectation the
prepared speeches delivered contained no
direct references to the Allianca affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

POCAUONTAs. VA. May q. Special
While r0thug of an exciting nature has
occurred to-day. the strike situation IS
more complicated ANA un rtan than at
any time since thc men were called out
wcok ago. rocahonias continues 20 be
the place OF chief interest and this was
heightened by thc arrival al o'clock
fhis afternoon of the entire force of
State troops massed at Graham satur-
day.
The troops arc sllc-traekcd iu the
galroad yards here and viii remain in
1A,ir cars Tonight unless they arc GALE
ed out boy disturbances.
Ever since tho strike began tho agita-
tors have been bending au their energies
10 ueus up tlo operations here. thc only
ones m tho nGd not affected at the be-
ginning OF rc trouble The results Of
ycstclays demonstration. which was the
final effort u mis- direction. was plainly
NIshi, carly this morning. Hut few of
the mon showed up at tao mines when
The TIME came to 800 to work.
At O'Clock it was admitted that at
least 40 per cent oi Wc mon were out.
bat later m the day ID was apparent
that scarcely one third of them were in
The mines. AS noon the big operation of
lie Southwest Virginia Improvement
Company hai turned out only six cars.
The output last week was eighty cars
uaiN. so Browning only fifteen men out
oi over One hundred were at work.
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- f'W ARRESTS Rtre made carly iu tine
uay. 0n tNe .I4I.. of conspiracy To-
,orr.e and lUfmIalfr fle miners in the
employ uI tND Southwest COMPANY. Three
negroes were auaien,4 lr fhe MAYORS
Court $50 evidence Nas produced against
thrn ni thcr were discharged. after
makins their own statements.
i''ii. say iney could
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s"'i''I ladI lNr demonstration would
Ne ''i''l'' "I ''" Same place This morn
."b "' CLOCK De- and on which
f"- 'r'I though in West
.i. la ''' II'Itiy oi tnc south
.'i '.i. morning it was
''''is hdd To- look
- ana lne meeting
wac postponed "'.i lND afternoon.
WunhfAs IO uD rnorrcrrn
are determined 10
.'u "''''' ". "oi". The South
n'ii''s to-day io
return fo work fo.r..,... ..,'... ''. ...i.,
Doc discharged Or th,v lo mot .no, ln
80 is tle Intention of the .onin.,r., ID,
secure more mon The tr00n. 4ra hare
20 protect tl.., who went to work. and
those who WII take the places of fho
tfrkDfs. just what th. result of this
movement vIn hc. n0 ono can fcU but
the operators would not aft.npt to make
This move without troops.
The usual quiet CHAT mas prevailed
throueh0uf fh, region is due largely to
tne fact tha poo effort has heDn made
o. replace tnc strikers. THE operators
Blu tho other districts maintained AN fhc
lime Chat fnIe would ho dangerous.
The rocahonts operators think that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

LTRAY. VA. May 6-Special-The
election contest In this county Is quite a
lively one and IL Is getting more and
uaSs so - the day draws near.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
BRAv0s BAND SURRENDERS.

General Campos Feels COniidebt That ihe
Uprising VIII Soon be Pat Down.
(StaT Correspondence tho United Press)
SANTIAGO. DE CUBA. May "a dis
patch from Santa Clara says that Bravo 3
b. sulgent band of Z2D men has surrend r.
eel 10 the authOritlns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

The CASE 1f IIFN4i-.
WASHINGTON. u. g.. May 6.-The case
Of Fucntos, tie alleged Ncw York news
paper correspondent arrested near san
tiag0 de- cuba for completely in the Cu-
ban insurrectiOn. was laid before the
state Department with the request that
steps be- sakcn 10 secure his release
Fuentes. according TO the claim made to-
day is native-born citizen of the United
states. and a resident of the State or
Sew Jersey. The state Department asked
for additional details ON which TO base
negotiations with the Spanish Govern
mont.
CANNOT DrTAIN The SPANISH CRUISER.
WASHINGTON. r. c.. May 6.-lnstruc-
ti0ns issued by Secretary Carlisle, OF the
Treasury Department to-day make pub
lic tire fact that the State quarantine
officers Of Florida have been endeav0ring
10 quarantine "a Spanish maH-0f-War, and
especially sent into these waters 90 keep
q lookout for suspected cuban Hhbuster-
ing expeditions The official statement OF
the department Is az follows
"secretary Carlisle has directed the
Federal authorities ar Tampa. FlaY TO
communicate 20 the State quarantine au-
thorties his opinion that the United
States laws do not warrant the detention
OF the Spanish cruiser lnfanta Isabella
on IL reported violation of the Federal
quarantine iaw The cruiser arrived nj
fne entrance 10 Tampa Bay Friday even
ing The State authorities fumlgatcd
her. and. 10 was reported. intended 10
detain her for five days quarantine un-
der the treasury regulations. The Secre-
tary waived this regulation by wire To the
collector OF customs
The Virginia roys Brought Back
NEW YORK May G-Among The as
sengcrs ON the Ward lire ~ amer Sensc
which arrived from Havana tod ty. 1.e
two young men, Thomas Gordon ant har-
man Trayers. who ran away rom home
TO Join the insurgents in cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
rHr HYLrox cAsR.

MIR. Guthrie then took up the hylton
case. which. he said, had peen the sole
cause of ali the error on this question.
and which il was insisted by the Govern
ment irreyooably established, as II writ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
rnr nIsronIcAL EyIDENcF.

prOceedIng then 10 tne ulstufslOh OF IHr
hIstorical evidence. Mr.. Whitney said
mat the political ecolomy upon which
the leaned counsel depended for the
support of their position. that OF John
stuart Mill. hal not been evolved at the
time the constitutional commission was
held The form OF political economy that
AID prevau al that time. he said. was
held by political economists of to-day. TO
have no political bearing upon the ques-
ton Of direct taxes. that IL is only OF
convenience in classification or taxes. be-
cause II is admitted tnat all taxes are
partiv direct and partly Indirect. Re-
ferrine TO the classification OF the taxes
by the constitutional commission. Mr.
Whitney said that not enough attention
hal been given 10 the debates upon the
phrases " The CONSTITUTIONS descT,QuYs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

centinued on seventh Pasel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

The meeting Of the strikers just across
the line HDr afternoon was attended
n,v about one thousand persons II was
addressed hy the usual agitators, and
WAS "a counterpart of that OF yesterday
R. Hadsn Penn "a lawyer OF Bluehcld
was among the speakers. and he coun-
sellcd peace Several OF The rocahontas
men who came out to-day spoke and the
strikers seem 10 be- determined 20 stay
out The leaders claim now that FIVE
hundred Of fhe eight hundred men en-
vloycd here have Joined them.
Aftcr a meeting "a big crowd or the
miners with the strikers from tho Elk-
Aorn and adjacent districts came into the