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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-06
Cubans at Santiago Do Not Accept
Explanation Of War Depart
ment Regarding Revenues.
CHARGES AGAINST CuBAHS AT HAVANA.
Claimed That They Are presp.rea
at the Expense of Other Provinces
ten. Wood. on His Departure fo~
Washington, the Recipient of IA
Most Ahectionate Farewell.

Santiago de Cuba, Jan. 5.-The eX-
planation of the war department at
Washington of its intentions regarding
the transfer of customs receipts from
the different ports in Cuba to Havana
is met here by statements from the
Cubans that the plan is similar to the
one adopted by the Spaniards, when
acquisitions on Havana obtained less
than six per cent. of what the requisi-
tion called for. The merchants, busi-
ness men and influential people here
porous at the expense of the rest of
the island, and the Cubans and govern
mental officials at Santiago say the Gu
bans of Havana are responsible for Maj.
Gen. Brooke's order on this subject.
The people here add that the Havana
Cubans are still anxious to maintain
the same system of the Capitalization
American occupation.
DIR. Castillo and Mayor Bacardi have
proved true in this crisis and have
urged the people to remain peaceful
while awaiting the results of the visit
of Gen. Wood and DR. Castillo to Wash
ington. Gen. Wood, accompanied by
his aidde-camp, Lieut.. Hanna. and DIR.
Castillo, representing the merchants
and business men Of this city, left here
for New York on board the United
States transport Mississippi. They
were accorded an enthusiastic depart
ure from the palace and during their
passage down Mariani street TO the
wharf. The municipal band preceded
Gen. Wood, who was accompanied by
the mayor and his staff and large mum
bers of officers and Cubans, who walked
the entire distance, amid continuous APP
plause and cheers for Gen. Wood. The
latter was deeply moved. There were
between 5000 and 5000 persons in the
procession, and the women wept and
wished the general bon voyage. Gu
ban gratitude was never more clearly
expressed. Men who a few weeks ago
were antagonistic to the American COM
mander were among his most enthus-
iastic supporters.
The members of the supreme court
and the band of the Fifth regular in
fantry were on board the auxiliary gun
boat Hist, which saluted the Mississippi
and bade her farewell in the usual man
ner.
The Mississippi, whiclNyas brilliant
ly decorated, was also saluted by the
Punta Gorda batteries.
Though the situation is critical it is
doubtful whether any overt act will be
committed unless the populace is
aroused by further irritating orders
from Havana.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-06
NO BEING over Geld.

New Yook, Jan. 5.-Lazard Freres
have engaged Sl,ooO,ooo in gold of Lon
don for importation to the United
States.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-06
night of the United state. to Control.
Dispose of ard Govern the Entire
Group OF Islands Is Claimed by
Reason of Success at Arms nnd
Cession from Spain.

Manila, Jan. 5. President McKin.
ley's proclamation to the Filpinos,
J; cabled to Maj. Gen. Otis from Washing
ton. has been issued here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-06
Present Laws i'm Force.

'tWithin the absolute domain Of military
authority. which necessarily is and must
remain supreme in the ceded territory un-
I'll the legislation of the United States shall
otherwise provide, the municipal laws of
the territory, in respect to private rights
and property and the repression of crime
are to be considered as continuing in force
and to be administered by the ordinary
tribunals SO far as possible. The opera
tions of civil and municipal government
are to be performed by such officers as
may accept the supremacy of the United
States by taking the oath of allegiance, or
by officers chosen as far as may be practi-
cable from the Inhabitants of the islands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
PETERSBURG
WILL QUARANTINE
People Away from Home Had as
Well Look Out.
STREET-PAVERS STOP WORK,
They Were Receiving -Four Dollars
ana HaIf a Day and Declined to
Take Four-i'inc Horse Killed
by sun stroke-City Visitors.
STREET-PAvERS STOP WORK,

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. Especial
The health officer. Dr. e.. " Robinson,
told your correspondent tonight that IN
view of ihe yellow fever at the Soldiers
Home near Hampton. De Us having the
c.ty put in as thorough sanitary condl-
ton as possible. and it is his intention
90 have the city as clean as it can well
Dee.
lie further says that it would be adj
vIsable for all Petersburg people VINO
ale at the sea shore TO return home, as
10 is his intention 90 quarantine against
Norfolk if yellow fever should break out
there.
one case. hc declares. would be suhi-
Gent tO cause quarantine.
TIE PAYERS
The PAYERS who have been employed
paving The track OF the new street electric
railway here stopped work this morning.
10 appears that they wers being paid
si50 per day and their pay was reduced
20 - per day. and this reduction caused
them % quit work. other PAYERS 20 take
their places will be secured az once from
this city and Richmond.
Some time between Saturday night ana
this morning a lot Of copper belonging 10
the street eltfLI4t runway company was
stolen from off Wythe street.
Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher. ID. D.. Of this city,.
left this morning Tor Bedford county 10
attend meeting Of the Strawberry Bap-
list Association.
Mr.. ". X. II. McEwen and ms two
daughters. Maggie and Annie. ieft this
morning for Richmond 90 visit relatives
and friends.
rrr. Nf,-tta r,,feqo.s,, T1affef1ov dqugh-
ter of sir. Thomas D.. B1isscaa. ls 0A ii
visit to her father. IN this city.
TENT MEETINGS.
Revs Beverage and Bradford are hold
iug meetings under ID tent az clover Hill.
Chesterfield county These meetings are
being very largely attended.
Rev. James Connolly preached ycstcr-
day az Prospect Disciple church. Dnwii-
die county. The congregation was one
of the largest ever seen AZ the church
Rev. r. r.. English professor N the
Union Theological Seminary IS filling the
pulpit of Tabb-street Presbyterian church
during the absence of Rev. j W Rose
bro ID. d.. the pastor. who is now on
ON bis vacation Mr. English IS preacher
of great force and ability.
Miss Virginia and Master Richard Sales.
of Richmond. are visiting the family OF
Mr. John S. Pollard. on Byrne street
Mr.. Walter Gordon. of Richmond, is
in the city on business.
The crops in the neighboring counties
have been wonderfully improved by The
recent rains.
Dr. w Frost Bishop. of Kansas city.
who has been here on a VISIT left to-day
for the White Sulphur Springs.
A fine horse belonging to Mr. KenHe-
fock superintendent OF the Mcdonald
Construction Company. which company IS
building the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina railroad. was killed here Sa'ur
day afternoon by sunefroke. The horse
was valued az between $50 and 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
PULASKI EXCITED
OVER NOAH FINLEY
Placed on Trial for Holding Up Major
James h. Darst,
PLEAD FOR MERCY Of THE COURT
The Prosecution Ask TO show the
Nervousness OF the Crime anh
Urge the Death Penalty-tnicss
Jury Hang Him People May
PLEAD FOR MERCY Of THE COURT

PULASKI VA. August '-spe''.,-
A spceial session OF The court was '"''''
to-day 10 try the case of tne h.7'''
Noah Finley. for highway robbery
rta hold uo Major james il. Dafsi' ono
of Dubun.s most prominent meI'h@''''
at the p1int OF pistol and tooN Jus
va,on reoers and pocket book ana ace
,rao-,t,-, shot three times at his victim
who escaped. The negro then heo 10
Radford and boarded the castoound l'"'n
from which he was taken 40 Chfis'l""s-
burg and brought back to Iu'"7N' anu
LODGED in j.l for trial. ..,..
prHIC FEELING STRONG.
p,tli. foelinr was 500 suoug that the
rerr, had t0 he carefully bAaI"eu ~
,,-...rt his being Nnehed a jury was
S-t.rI. oDfaiued this morning and flh''y
rle.d guilty t0 thc charge. uui inO COME
r.o.v.aiIh asked the privilege OFT WiI'-
duciue evidence to show the heih'".'''a
OF the crime
The commonwealth was ably repre-
scented boy commonwealth Attorney
Jobn s Drapor Jr.. .sted hv lfon. y.
G. Wysor. both of whom made s.o"s
speeches urging ODE a.lil I."'''S'
WELL DEF ENDED.
Tho orisorer Was defended hy Messrs.
Moore of ChnHianabure and Wharton
of radf1rd The only plea was Dh me
ground of mercy THE jury iai'eo 10
agree and the judge adjourned court
until tomorrow.
n is thought probable chat If the jury
do not hang him tho people Will ,,.
There was so much excitement over 'i'9
trioi that your correspondent could near
&C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
ACETYLENE GAS EXPLODES.
The Works at Wabash, Indiana De~
troycd Yesterday Evening.

WABASH. IND. August THE gas
works of he Logansport and Wabash
Valley were destroyed at 3 T.. ". to-day
b, an explosion. which shook the city.
Siperintendent C0urter. and Does assist
amt Duncan Edwards. bad just CONF
pleted charging The tanks with calcium
carbide and water from which The eae
acetvIene is manufactured. and Courier
hld stepped out the door Edwards noe
decd an 0minous buhb.ing in one of the
tanks and shut or the water There was
a column of flame eighty feet h.sh sure
rounding which was the iron roof OF tne
works. and then the brick. and tne roof
settled back 20 the ground in "A mass.
Not a brick was left in position.
The company installed the Acety lone
gas plaut less than year ago b. being t1a
FIRST ever rut in for iHuming city with
the new light Scores of plate glass win
dows were broken by the shock in the
business part of town Edwards was
scorched and bruised but is NOT seri 1uf-
lv hurt. Tonight the city IS without gas
and there win Do none until new works
are constructed The loss is heavy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

They sought another's watch wnen
Watts was found and " almost
miracle discovered him. who is believed
a. surely be the latters murderer:
Tho ferry boat Governor Russell re-
conflv bought from the Government oy
me Norfolk and Portsmouth Ferry Tom
'''' By Associated Press.
NORFOLK. VA August THE de,
tcctivcs have arrested negro named
John Smith alias Walter Cotton, VINO
fhev are certain Ga the murderer Of John
wyatt. of Portsmouth last week and
the assailant of Captain 5. J.. Hudgins.
Of gcotts Creek He Is also thought 10
hc none other than John Monroe. VINO
is wanted at Red Springs. y. c.. for the
murder ~ Thomas Atkinson. town CON
stable There IS "a reward of Sl#H' 81 M
hv the town of Red Springs, and sos
hy the Governor OF North Carolina. Tor
The arrest ~ Monroe. Pawn tickets
found on Smiths person revealed that
ne had pawncd the knife and watch or
John Wyatt who was murdered and
robbed in his own home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
MORMONS IN GEORGIA.
President of the Church Gives Gov.
ernor Candlcr an ENnlnnntinn.

ATLANTA. GA. August BEN T.
Rich. president of the Southern States
Mission OF the Mormon church. with
headquarters I'm Chattanooga. called on
Governor Gambler to-day in regard 10 the
recent mobbng of Mormon elders jas
Der county. President Rich was closet' d
with The Governor for some time H., I'D
not ask for protection or for an ,iiicial
Investigation ON the part OF the safe.
contcntng himself with explaining The
mission of the Mormons In Geo-sia efd
giving the doctrine OF NE Church While
talking The matter over with the GOV.
ernor. President Rich stated that here
was much feeling against the elders ana
teachers of the Mormon Church because
the people did not understand he mis-
sion Of the elders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
THE REVOLUTION
IN SAN DOMINGO
Government Troops Joining the Ranks
Of Jiminez's Sympatbizors-Do-
miniCans Land in Hayti.

CAFE HAY ll1N, Aus ''''. '''
Pablo Reyes. Ramon faene-'' ~.e'" nav
AFRO. Jose Polo and Jose Ji.-.'e@' "'f
taken - arms in aa1t1 D'inI--' ''' ''
yor 0l Don Juan ls.aro Jm.nel ana oe-
cupy the Plains off Cnau-.ei ana Dii"'''
as Tar as Jose pe las Mf.As. l7 "e. as
the towns 0t Gayub.n. ClD4net3. MAnlan-
ulo and D3ilaoa. abandoned Dy DE
troops Of toe government. ot a1nio Do
m.neo. More nln h4Il these troops are
-aa % have goue over CD tne camp o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
SAMOAN TROUBLES.
Caused 10y Having asa Elective Instead
of Hereditary King.

2
CHICAGO. Aug. "a special TO the
Tribune from san Francisco says. Bar
lct Tr.pp and Baron sternDerg. the
American ana German members OF the
Samoan Commits on. arrived here on the
steamer Badger and Will leave ion Wash
iuetou tomorrow.
On board the Badger are 3J.O rifles
which the commissioners took from the
adherents of Nafaata and Manetoa.
I'm speaking about these arms. Mr..
Bartlett Tr.pp said.
.I think we have accomplished some
lhing definite. ] cannot speak OF what
Wc nave agreed upon While in gene-dl
way some 0f the features OF this prOp1sel
form % government are known. 70 is not
true that fho document has been Civ en-
out for publication anywhere.
"rhe proposed government provides for
white man as administrator OF the ISL
and. the Goyernor-Gencral in other
words. He VIII take the place 81 Sa-
moan king Much of tho trouble in the
Island has been que Co the fact tnat the
natives have always had an elective in
stead of an hereditary King. By having
white man administrator in supreme
control 30 is the hope of the commission
that peace VIII Doe permanent in ;hc ISL
ands. There viii also Dee consular rep
rescntalves. but their authority viii he
more curtaued than at present ihe na-
tIves win DO allowed local seif-govern-
mont The idea If the commissioners is
On Jet the natives govern themselves IS
far AS possible"
Commissioner Trip said eve prepared q
confidential report regarding ,he feht ar
Samoa last spring. ] cannot discuss the
character OF mine nor even intimate
whom / think responsible for the loss Il
Hfe Considerable damage resulted from
The bombardment and claims agsres3tIng
$4,000 are being prepared. line comnis-
sioners had no authority in .hat mat
fer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
DEWEY APPROVES
The Plans for His Reception When lie
Reaches Washington.


Reaches Washington.
WASHINGTON. August Chairman
Moss. of the Committee OF One Hundred,
having in charge the reception TO Admiral
Dewey on mis- arrival in Washington.
which includes the pr sentation Of the
sword yotca him by Congress, has re-
ceiyeI from the Admiral a letter APPROX
ing the plans under consideration for the
affair and accepting the invitation for a
date to be hereafter named
An interesting historical fact. dating
back 90 1873. has come to light in which
Admiral Dewey was the central figure.
ID wey. then "a commando. was in COM
mand of the United St3tos ship Nara
gansett ON the Asiatic station, having
taken Charge of the vessel on March ].
1871 The vessel was on surveying duty
when The Nirginius trouble was precipi-
tatcd and % war with spain so med inn
mineut Commander Dewey wrote 90 the
Navy Department questng that in case
war was declared DE would he assigned 90
.he duty OF capturing Manila.
The peaceful settlement of the contro-
versy with Spain avortcd the necessity
for hostile demonstration but the In
teresting fact Is that the doughty officer
had his eve on Manila over "a quarter Of "a
century ago. A search will boz made Tor
the letter in the files of the Navy De-
partmont. and If found am effort will oc
made bv the Citizens Committee 90 have
ID reproduced as a souvenir of the rccep-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
CHASE CITY STANDS HIGH.
Gold Prospecting Going On in Meek
lenburg The Tobacco Market


CHASE CITY. VA. August special
vbi. town is Oiled with visitors but
raradoxicai as 10 may appear there is
room for more. .,t-
According Co published statement TINS
town has am altitude above sea lever OF
twelve feet more than Lynchonre- ia-e
Citv reported at $50 feet ANA inc iili
City at J-3 feet
Gold nrosroct0rs AFRO DIGGING ANA 'N-
c,,.s+ir~ within or--half mile of the town.
some gold has been found but whether
I'm ra,ir- quantities t9 justify iuflher
dryeirDmort has mot been dcrfoi
JUDGE T. S. Gamett of Norfolk mas
foon invited by Commander JfNit7- 10
dalivor an address at tho reunion oi j.
Armlstead Camp q. v. no. 20, at
ClarIeyi1o on Gth of August These am
uua1i reunions are LARGELY attended an'
oltrrorr. fn their meetings between INC
-four principal towns of The county
Boydton. Chase city Clarks'iiie ana
South Uill 80
an unusual thing for this town oc-
Cured Yesterday. 4 two story puilolhs
with seven or eight rooms, lower story
occupied as the postofIice. was success
fully moved 20 another site, the posi-
oHce occupants not leaving their busi-
ress and plastoring not broken
A considerable quantity of this year
crop of tobacco has been marketed here.
II As Of fine quality and selling at soou
prices This is much earlier than usual
for sale of new crop.
Water melons. al kinds of garden Nese-
tables chickens and c-ss. are surprising
ly abundant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
CONVICTED OF PERJURY,
The Case of Frank Parks, Who swore
Falsely 90 Get q wife

Falsely 90 Get Wife
r-rwprcKs VA, Aug. Especial
,i.eere Prank Parks and Fed WarrocN
were tried before Justices Dunstan ana
s,aer.on. off Chesterfield. yesterday 90"
tn. cnarec of perjury o5 !''90'S
svcariuc. obtained marriage "0V..
for tine marriage of tidhh az no "''''
Miss lille g. Marks. o..,..
Wawock was acquitted WINE 'l i'5
,,e. convicted of perjury and senlehced
to pay q fine of $40 and COSTS ana i'''-
,.-l-,ron.nt Ina iail for six months.
,r,. ,ccusod we're ably represented by
Mr. Richard Mann, of Petersburg VINO
eoffouea things very much for the
,.ontnfuf prisoners. Parks represented
himself TO the clerk as Frank Marks and
"a brother of Miss Marks. whom hc sWore
was over twonty-ouo years old, whereas.
Nor father zoo the trita testified that she
was not fourteen.
A pecrlIar feature of the affair was
fhc Young cirl manifested @ pafudhty
FOR Sir Parks and testified in every way
noeeihle To- clear him. even stating that
.he told Mr. Parks that she was OF age
and for him to $50 give her aee Wnen nc
applied for license
M. pocahontas Cotton Mil viii not
suspend operations for "a month. as re-
uorfcd. 60 make repairs IT. BIS said the
repairs viii consist of additional rooms
and general enlargement of the plant.
which can Doe done without stopping The
machinery There are So many operators
coming here from North Carolina that
thp natives are beginning 60 complain
about &c. arguing that as tho cause for
euch low wages. This may grow % scrl-
GUS complications before very long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
Enrlishmcn Control Tobacco.

CHICAGO. August 7.-"AIore than So
Oo00o0 OF English capital has been invested
I'm Cuban tobacco plant/uons bnglish
nrms control che Cuban tobacco market
and the American importers Of Havana
tobacco will have hereafter 20 look 90 the
English Tor their goods" James Gran
than OF London, representative Of Eng
lsh capitalists. who was in Chicago to-
day on his way TO the Pacific coast, Is
authority for the foregoing statement.
He has been some time in Cuba and has
inst returned from ihers. Comparatively
recent investments % English caoi.al in
ruha and Pre-io y are estimated ii
him at about 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

HAVANA. aug. THE only case OF vel
low fever in Havana is of n very m.d
tyne. The victim Is private named
Beatty. of the Eighth United States In
fantry. Army physicians here considog
that Il would be more dangerous 10 re
move the troops from the island az pres
eat than To allow them TO remain. In
their Judgment the best plan Is TO let
them stay there during the heated term.
in the most hoalthful location In the
suburbs.
General Brooke had conference with
General Gomez to-day regarding the date
for the payment OF Cuban soldiers, who
were not paid on the previous paw DAYS
owing 20 the fact that their names dld not
appear upon the lists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug Tho Times to-
morrow VIII say. The formation u a
glove trust. with a capital stock OF 81.
10000 o. assured DO VIII De- organized
ON different lines from other combinations
of carital. and las creation VIII mark
now elt in che glove trace OF tne coun-
try because not only Viii the members
engage in the Manufacture o. ladies' nne
gloves not heretofore attempted in this
country ON a LARGE scale. but NeN VIII
MAXI IA strong bid Tor foreign trade,
which they believe Will be successful.
Oults a number OF outof-town glove
manufacturers are TIA the city, including
Ovlngton Ross, Of the Han q koss husk-
me Glove Company. OF Chicago, A l..
ieendrath. OF the Isendrata Glove Com
many and several from The Mohawk Val
len district. In this State. Others are
expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08

NEW YORK. August THE New Jer-
SOW Democratic state Central Committee
met to-day az Asbury Park. The silver
men had a strong delegation on hand.
According to Chairman Gourley. the COM
mittce transacted only routine business
and did not discuss party politics or policy
or the suggestion of any candidate whom
New Jersey should favor for the Prcsi-
denNgl nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
E.;I..III!!I,...I!.I!!..l;'.l!...E,;:I:,!!.II.I


Primary. Secondary. or Tertiary sy-
phiul5 permanently cured in a. 20 80 days
You can be treated at home Tor inc same
price under same guaranty. n you prefer
ID come here we will ocatract 20 pay
railroad fare and hotel bills. and na
charge II we fail 90 cure. TX you have
taken Mercury. iodide Potash. aad SIN
nave aches and pains. Mucous Patches 10
mouth. sore Throat. fimpies. Copper
Coored spots. Ulcers on any part Of tho
body hair or eyebrows falling out II ia
ths Syphuiuc BLOOD POISON that We
guarantee 20 cure We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge The world
FOR a case we cannot cure This disease
has always hamed the skill II tho most
hind our unconditional guaranty Abso-
lutte proofs sent sealed on application.
Coot Remedy Go. Chic8co. IT.
hood that its claim could be- taken into
consideration as against tine pr-seat de
fllre government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
WARRENT ON HORSE SHOW.
An Influx orSummcr Visitors Drought
Broken.

wARRbNToN va, August 7-spe.
cial-Tiio subscribers 90 the Warrenton
Horse Show met here Saturday and elect
cd the followlns officers for The first year:
President william H. Gaines. Vice Prosi-
dent w. foider Davis. Treasurer Mark
ham b. Payne and Secretary w. A.
Thompson. 30 further steps can be
taken until The charter is obtained at the
comine term of the Circuit Court in Sep
temher after which another meeting VIII
be called and the board Of directors elect.
81. The date for the first meeting Will
then DE determined on
The drought Of weeks past was broken
last might by a heavy rain. The growing
crops. particularly corn. were very much
in need OF 10
The influx OF summer visitors at this
point and the FauQuier white Sulphur
SPRING. has been very great the last few
days and the several hotels and numer-
Gus private boarding houses are being
taxed 20 their utmost capacity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
WAITS MURDERER.
Negro Arrested Who Had Pawncd the
Dead Mans Watch Ia Portsmouth.

= NORFOLK. va, Aug. 7-special Inc
murderer OF Wyatt the store-keepor
killed recently ia Portsmouth by one who
by the police 20 be IN custody John
Smith North Carolina mulattO, pawned
through other negroes three watches. one
OF these was positively Identified today
10y Mrs wyatt as that OF ncr murdered
husband Detectives Heppel and West,
tracking another criminal to-day over
hauled Smith and arrested him here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
Union Men Discharged.

Chsttanooga Electric Street Railway
company Today discharged fifteen con-
ductors and motormen who refused 10
withdraw from the union. 4 eenet D
meeting OF labor unions has been called
ana an effort VIII ee made 10 have
boycott Of the road declared.