The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
THEY ARE DISAPPOINTED
RAILROAD MEN SAY PiHIIiLIJYI Is
SHOWN AGAINST THEN
They Resign Their Positions and Return
to Manchester After "A short Stay
AT salisbury, y. {.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIenMoND TrNrs. ,

No. 1921 HULL SrEhFT. BhA4iiE BLOCH
A few DAYS ago sixteen employees OF
the Southern shops were sent &c Sails
bury. ~. g.. 10 work in the company s.
new shops at that place.
ON Friday four of them returned 10
their homes. having resigned their posi-
tions on account Il what they claim to BIO
partial treatment in favor OF the em-
ployees who have been sent 10 that place
from Knoxville and Atlanta
IL SENS the Manchester men were 10
get better pay than they did when they
,.ork.I in tIa 4noue hero. anu also o.
Work on full time. but wh'h tnty -ot 10
work they had TO WOfk seven houiS 10
the day and nye days " tHe "''h' anu az
much less per day than the men from the
ether places.
This has caused a great deal Of dissat-
isfactiOn among the virginia volr' hud lt
is reported that more OF tHeih VIII return
"A DELlGI'Irr-L EMBARRASSMENT.
AmOug the social events OF tht carry
season W3s delightful entertainment
given Friday evening al foeiteeuth ahi
III eDJnOugh streets pN Ml'7 lena
Wright 10 her friends. fatior genes
and other cheerful amu-en'hls were ~
duietl Iu until a late Nour. Whtn thf
pleasant little circle relu-tdntit returned
home. among those ni.-'nl -..l'
y n
or Wood and Misses Alma aud -o-iU
Savory Maggie Craze. Florence Wat
kius Flora Adams. Cora campbell. Ma
mic Buuer Annie Bailey. ANA Ar. lacn-
DIsCUssiON ABOUT THE BRIDGE
The decision cf the Manchester 'lt'
Council ou Tie petition iom tnr '-c-i-
ptakc and Ohio Railway 'ol-Hn laH
been freely discussed hy the Mauchcsttl
people. Some think The BODY d.d right
and others think b. lii wrong. but 20
seems as 10 the majority ol ih' people
on tho south side oi The river were o.
posed 20 the adoption of me Chesapeake
and Ohio railways plans with reference
10 altering the bridge.
ESCAPED FROM DEATH
As Geo. Baueh and Arthur JeWett wer'
at work at the Richmond Wooden" arc
! Works 0n Friday tltr ui iriAii.. In Hl
on a belt. and Just as they succeeded ii
| so doing Mr.. Eauph got cAueut in tn'
| belt. and bat for the presence oi mind o
| Mr. Jewett might have met terrible
death.
Just as young Baugh was caught hi
! friend grasped him by the body an'
| pulled him from his dangerous position
and with the loss of % codt Sieve ana
/ few bruises, was none the worse tol
! his fright.
LEFT FOR ATLANTA.
/ Miss Ida Brands and Messrs. Hcnr,
| Brands. j. X. Perdue, IT, and Mari
! nm their positions i'm the storehOuse Will
! tnc Southern Railroad Company.
ACCIDENT TO \ LITTLE GIRL.
Little Oleana Neale one of the pupil
| Of the SwausbCrO Public School, Wa
quite painfully hurt ia Tie face Will
! c0astirr with her playmitos FRIDAY
afternoon. Her sled ran into that Of on
OF her companions. and turning over
! struck her in the face.
CENTRAL CHURCH TO-DAY.
At II \. II. the pastor will preach b,
/ request Of the WCmans Missionary So
| clety. a special sermon on the subject
| "Womans Rights under the Reign q
! Christ
Junior Epworth League Meeting at 3.G
/ T. 81
senior League Meeting ot e i. NJ. ar
/ preaching al 49, followed hy Lord s. sup
/ per ana collection for the poor.