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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
ADOPT NEW TACTICS
Two Columns OF Beers Moving South
OF BiocMfontein.

Two Columns OF Beers Moving South
OF Biocmfontein.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Bloemfonten
correspondent OF the Morning Post tele-
graphing Thursday, says:
THE enemy have evidently determined
to adopt entirely new tactics. Two col
u1nns are known to be moving to me
south of Bloemfontein. They are relying
on Cape carts Tor transport, and are
carrying scarcely any forage and only
sufficient food to meet the immediate re-
quirements of the convoy, with OK trans
port following at a secure distance. The
'Boer columns are thus enabled to move
almost as quickly as cavalry.
SIT is reported that there are 9.GOO
Beers to the south of DeWetsdorp. The
force extends from that point to Oden-
dahl. The burghers who had returned
to their farms are undoubtedly rejoinng
the enemy.
Lord Roberts has appointed the Duke
of Marlborough TO be assistant military
secretary at Headquarters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
1yor,nn Fcli uead atsDlass

SCRANTON, PA, April 1s.-Mrs. An.
thony Quinn. of South Scranton. EXPIRED
in st. Peters Cathedral yesterday White
I O'Clock mass was being celebrated os
Rev. J. A O1Reilly. Death was prooa-
bly, due to heart disease.
Mrs. Quinn was about sixty years OF
age When she left home she appeared 20
be in good spirits AS she entered the
Cathedral she must have been stricken,
for as she walked down the side aisle
she was seen to ssasser. She continued
down the aisle and was just about TO
sit, down in one of the front seats wnen
she fell over on the floor unconscious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
SOUTHERN TRAINS
RUNNING, AS USUAL
So Says General superi1l
tendent Barrett.
SELMA OFFICE OPEN.
Demonstrations by Strike sympathiz-
ers Have Ceased.
. STATEMENT OF The OTHER SIDE.
Prcsidcn. Powell Says thnt Trnftic is
Almost Totally Dcmoralizcd, aud
Hc is Confident OF Victory.
Reports orthe Running
OF Trains Arc
Conflicting,
Demonstrations by Strike Sympathiz-
STATEMENT OF THE OTHER SIDE.

ATLANTA CA, April 13.-Litte chaNee
has occurred throughout the day in the
situation of the ,elegraphcrs' strike on
the Southern Railway. Both sides CAIN
they are satisfied. Officials of the railroad
said that they have been given little
Inconvenience by the strike. and trans
are moving on schedule time swiih no con-
.estion of travel or freight at any point
President Powell, of the Order OF Rail-
wdy Telegraphers, in statement MADE
to-day, expresses greatest confidence III
the outcome.
Southern Railway trains have been ar
irving in Atlanta considerably off scheduie
to-day. but all delays are not attributed
to the strike.
- TRAFFIC DEM MoRAL1zED-
President Powell, in his statement To-
day, says:
of the strike The members Of the orsanl-
zation went out to a man, MY mlorlla-
tion shows that the traffic on the Souih-
ern is almost totally demoralized. Not.
freight train is moving. and dozens Oh
trains are side-tracked.
.My reports SHOW that the Alab1na
Great Southern is unable to run freights.
and only principal passengers are NOV
ing Wild orders have been put INTO
effect on some OF the divisions, ana am
Informed that the engineers and iralAmeh
OF the Columbia division have refused 10
run on them, declaring that they VIII hot
endaneer their lives by so do!ng- On the
washington and LynchburG and Shar-
iotte divisions the situation is more lhail
favorable. Nearly ali the men Went out
between Charlotte and Washington West
esrn Union operators inform me that the
..atlwav offices carnot be raised on the
lines from here to GCnarlotle, Sha'taioeeo
and Birmingham.
u haye received teleggams from y NJ
Arthur. Grand Chef Engineer OF the
Erotherhood OF locomotive Engineers; T.
n. Morrissy Grand Master of the Broth
erl,ood of Railway Trainmen, and Crank
p. Sargent. Grand Master of the Brother-
,od of Locomotive Firemen, and Samuei
C5,.nners, President of the American teoe-
ration Of Labor. expressing their WISH
and hope that the telegraphers may De
successful in this strike, and Offering thelr
support in every way consistent with the
laws OF their respective organizations.
am satisfied with the situation from every
standpoint.
MOVING SMOOTHLY.
The following from General Superinten-
don't 7 n. Barrett presents the.SuutheTn
of1lcials' statement OF the 5itration:
salisbury; N. c., Apr! 13
u. S. B. Thompson, Assistant General
Superintendent, Atlanta:
..Referr;ng to sensational reports of the
situation al other points, YOU can say
that everything is moving on entire sys-
tenn as though the strike had not been
ordered. Less than 10 per cent went out
on the entire system. Oh some divisions
not single man Went out. "
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WAS NOT REICHMAN
The U. S. Military Attache Did Not
Participatc in Night.

. PRETORIA. wednesday,. April II
United States Consul Hay. in an inter-
view had here, says that the report that
Captain Reichman. the United States
Military Attache, participated in the fight
near Sannas Post, is absolutely false
Captain Reichrnan. it Is haid, was occu-
pied most of the time attending upon the
wounded Dutch Military Attache Lieuten-
ant Nix, who has since died Consul Hay
has no doubt that Captain Reichman has
been COMPOUNDED with tie American Lieut.
enant Loosbefg, of the Free State artil-
lery, who took very active part in the
fight
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RoerS Lost Heavily.

AIIW.AL NORTH, April PA detach-
ment of 2nh of the Rouxvile commando
is patrolling in this direction Many OF
the men 80 IL their farms at night and
-rejoin the tiefa chmenr In the morning.
The RcuxviIle commando numbers Io0. a
large body of Basutos is closely watching
events from the border. The weather
is too cloudy to permit heliosraphing.
1t is reported that the Eoers lost heav-
lily in the recent fighting at WeDener.
There is much weeping among the women
and an urgent message for assistance has
been sent TO the Rouxville conr:,a ndo-
There was fighting at De-Wetsdorp to-
day
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Holding Out GalneIy.

Division. commanded by Major-General
5Chermside, has arrived here from Beth
any without any incident worth record
ing The Beers have been located south
of Wepener and Smithfeld Districts.
Colonel Dalgetty, who is in command
..c9 the Colonial forces, surrounded at
Wepener, is holding out gamely. Ex-
citing developments are probable in the
near future. The censorship is particu-.
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NOT PERMITTED TO PROCEED
Cargo for Dela:oa Bay win Be Land
ed ut DURHAM.

cAPE TOWN. April 13.-The Admiral.
IN charge of the British fleet In these
waters has refused to permit nhe Brit.
ish steamer NIashona, Captain Johnston.
TO proceed beyond Durham. The agents
OF the vessel announce that che cargo des-
tined for Delagoa Bay will be landed ae
Durham.
The Brit4ai gtln-boat Partridge, Decem-
her sth, captured the steamer ,Alashons.
which had sailed from New York Notefn-
Der 3d via St Vincent, November l6tn.
for Algoa Bay. laden with -four tor tna
Transvaal The vessel and the foodstufts
were subsequently, released under bond.
and the prize court March 18th rendered
a verdict that portions OF the caso were
condemned, but that the steamer was
formally released. The Alashond arrived
at Ais;oa Bay April 4th. from Cape Town.
and was TO proceed for Durham and
other ports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
RIGHMOND,lYA.#s SATURDAY. APRIL "a 1900.
! CARNIVAL WEEK RICHMOND, NAY 1410 19.l

New York held in effect that the certified
copy of the Georgia Indictment, followed
Z bv the Identification of the defendants,
was. sufficient to jusif their rem o:;al /.
District Judge Addison Brown, Ecwev.er,
held to the contra ry.
The Attorney General takes issue with
Judge Brown as to the correctness OF ms
ruling. but. with a view to a final settle
S.nent Of the question. has sent to he
cllairmen of the Judiciary Conn1i ttee
of both houses OF Congress Graft OF a
bill. which. if it becomes a law. will have
{ the effect of compelling the removal OF
persons indicted for offenses agAsnst the
United States from the place of arrest
& to the district where the offense is COM
{ n1itt ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
BOILERS EXPLODE
Fifteen Men Injured and Much Prop
crty Damage Done.

WFIEELTNG, w. VA. April BY
the explosion of two boilers in the
furnace of the Riverside Plant National
Tube Company to-day. the boilers were
hurled $50 feet in the air, three buildings
and boilers in the steel works and water
works destroyed and fifteen men injured,
including r. x. Satterfield, terribly
scalded.
The damage will exceed $4,000 and II
the metal in the blast furnace chills, an
additional loss of 100000. Three thou
sand workmen are thrown out of work
for 1en. DAYS.
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Narrow Escape.

LONDON, April 1.-THE DAILY Teie-
graph has the following from tlinds-
laagte, dated April 18th:
"The Boors are changing their tactics
and are moving from Glencoe westward
with a view OF threatening our hnes OF
communication to Ladysmt;h
ION Tuesday a corps of Carbjneers and
another of Thorneycroft's Horse narrowly
ESCAPED being cut off. owing to the treacn-
cry of a Kafffr and a native guide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Mansfield is Still III.

Mansfield, the actor. has cancelled his en-
gagement at the Euclid-Avenue Opera
House. in this city. as a result of illness.
MIR Mansfield was to have opened mere
Monday evening, but, owing to an attack
of laryngits, was unable to appear. and
has since been confined to his room at
the uollenden Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
NEW BANK FOR CULPEPER

Application to Organize One Approved
by Comptroller Dawes.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 1S.-spe-
sciai.-Comptroler of the Currency Dawes
has approved the application OF Z. !.
Rixey, w. H. Hixey, A. G. Wills. VI.
Session and P. Thomas for authority 70
organize the Second National Banh OF
lCulpeper with capital OF ,SzoV2o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
American Gets Victoria Cross.

KENOsEEA. WIS. April 13-A letter has
been received in rhis city under the date
of johannesburg South Africa, stating
that Charles J. Spruce. 4 former resident
of this city has been decorated with the
Victoria Cross for bravery on the field
OF battle while lighting against the Beers
near Ladysmith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
FIGHTING GAMELY
DaISet1y's Force Confident Of Rcpress

Dalget1y's Force Confident Of Rcpress-
ing any Attack.
LONDON, April 14.-The Times has the
following from Jammersburg, dated April
18th:
Colonel Dalgetty's force has been sur
rounded by thousands of Beers, with eight
guns, two .pom-poms and Two lnaXiIns
since Monday morning. They have gal
1antly wfths.ocd a heavy attack on Mon
day and again night attack on Tues
day, and on Thursday there was con-
tinuous shell and rifle FIRE.
,.,Ne are confident of being able to re-
pulse any attack. Food is plentiful.
Our casualties. in the circumstances. are
small. The brunt of the fighting, as also
of the loss, has ibeen borne by cape
mounted riflemen.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
.rhc c,binct discuss Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, April 13-The Cabinet
meeting to-day was occupied largely in
( discussion Of Porto I,ican affairs. and
particularly the Porto Rican bill, which
was signed by the President yesterday
secretary Gage mas decided that the
customs feature of the Porto Rico tariff
and governmental bill goes into operation
4on the s1sts of May, 1900. This decision was
made necessary in view of a discrepancy
in the bill as to the time the act should
become operative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
.MAFEKING is IN A BAD WAY

LONDON, April 1i--4:15 a. M.-"The
forward movement OF the Beers is
checked says Lord Roberts This Is
taken to mean, not by fighting, but by
dispositions to head off further advance
ard bar their way to vulnerable points
on the line Of British communications.
Relief is on the way to Wepener.
The Roers in Natal appear incapable of
developing an aggressive movement at
Elandslaagte.
Lord AIethuen is at IWartkopfontein,
twelve miles east of Boshof, and Is SEND
ing small. swift columns through the ad-
iacent country Lord Chesham. comma nd
ing one of these. encountered small
commando about ten miles southesat OF
Zwartlznpfontein. He found most of the
farms occupied by women and children
only.
{ArAFEKTNG IN BAD WAY.
An editorial note in the Daily Mail ayers
that SIafekins is in q very bad way, and
that the hope OF relief is TAR or, as NO
force is advancing from the south
The War Office announces that four
thousand horses will arrive at the cape
this week.
It is we'll understood that the animals
are not fit for work until about ten days
after the voyage. Two thousand more
are due at the Cape next week.
The War Office has called out the re-
serve companies of several infantry bat
talions which will be sent to South -Afrl-
ca forthwith.
The Boer peace envoys have documents,
the Rome correspondent Of the Daily
Mail says. showing that urgent advances
to the Transvaal to wage war were origi-
nalfy made by Germany. This correspon-
dent also asserts that Count Won Buelow.
the German Foreign Minister, who was
said to have gone ON visit 70 a sick
brother, really went to Milan for the ex-
press purpose of comforting with the dee-
gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
FRENCH STEAMER WRECKED
Four Men Enve,oped in the Wreck

NEW YORK. April 1s.-At the bottom
of the sea outside of Sdrto Domingo
harbor. the wreck OF the French steamer
George t.roise has laid for more than two
weeks Enveloped in the mass OF her
yyreckage are the bodies OF four men,
two passengers and two sailors. Her cap
tain. francisco Camprien. is alive. but
no one knows his whereabouts. lie is
said to have deserted his doomed ship
and nearly three score of people that were
aboard OF her
\ Clyde Liner brought the news to-:
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Fire in KeYsVilIe.

KEYsvILLE, VA. April 13.--Speciaf-
The home of Mr. w. W. Dalton, four
tirs1 ar 10 o'clock Saturday. Almost the
entire contents We're consumed there
was only S400 insurance on the properly
Major j. w. Morton returned home yes
terday after spending the winter ~
Florida. His many friends were glad te
,paInoma him home,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Boers Wcre Rcnulscd. .

# BLoEMFONTEIN. April 1s.-Accounts
receivedahere OF the fighting of the troops
under Colonel Dalgetty, at Wepener. show
the Beers attacked them vigorously, but
were repulsed with great loss The
Beers subsequently relinauished the at.
+ tack. and 1t is said here they are re-
turning northWard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
WILL CONTINUE INDEFINITELY
what President Powell Says OF the
Strike.

SVrlkC.
ATLANTA, GA, April lS.-The situation
in the strike of the teiessapneis on .tie ..e
ca,t1,arn shows an Improvement for the
railway passenger trains which early this
morning ran from one to FIVE hours iate'
artived this evening on time or slightly
bahind schedule time. Freight IS begin
ming 10 move, and the car reports TO the
officials here tonight from nearly every
,,ranch of the service show that brancn
of the service is not as seriously ham
pcred as on yesterday.
The officials of the road here claim that
tho situation is not even unchanged;
that it has not at any time been other
than normal.
President Powell said tonight tina me
strike would continue indefinitely or un-
n, the company treats with the men.
..My organization has a protective fund
of s56 i}DO 10 be used in case of strike, said
--I p I1a yaN \
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
CARTER .CONsPlRACY CASE

Attorney General Submits 4 Bill OF
Settle Question at Issue.
WASHINGTON. April - Some time
ago proceedings were Instituted by the
Department of Justice to secure the re-
n1oval to Savannah. Ga, of faBenja d.
Green, John F. Wtl lliams. Z. s and Edward
Gaynor and Mschae 81 "a e .s ,5onnony
the United States District Courtso OF Geor-
sg,a for conspiring to defraud the United
States. IS
The Enited States sssC Coe11dss dssionersak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
SELMA OFFICE OPEN.
Train. Moving Regularly: on the Main.

Trains Moving Regularly on the Main NAH
Line.
RAIIEuE1I, N. April 13:-In the abb
. .enca Of First Vice President A. 3. An-
I drsMs.s OF the Southern Railway. his chief
slarK Mr. Henri. IS. NH Her, IS mana ging.
fa,e strike for the railroad. He said to-.
nigh
.TTat,,s ! are rnostnG regularly on The
. saalaS ine, aaG IN this te efya nearly all;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
f.,,,,s R.rnpunted.

KTAGBERLEY, April lss.-rhe town
S,-,,artt mas been reniobi lized and guns have
been renounted at the forts. owfns TO
the Tea Is OF. the poputaee thai the Roels
Will again "a ttempt n siege 80.
nsSfysffa Iff,n vof the Scott tiSh Rifles han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
DEMAND GRAINED
.dcr of RAILWAY Tclcs csraphers Recog

Order Of Railway Tclcgrapllers Recos-
nizcd in Canada.
OTTAWA. ONT, April 13.-The de-
msnds of the telegraph operators on the
Tntercolonial Railway for recognition or
the Order of Railway Telegraphers, ana
the granting OF fifteen days, holiday 70
each operator during the year have peen peer
granted by the minister of. railways ana
endorsed by the government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
PRICE TWO CENTS.

arrived and the redoubts around the t2"n =
are manned with regular troops
The military authorities. however, re-
gard these fears as srountGess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14

the Offices are open. Those closed are
unimportant stations. The Office al
Selma was opened iatezil,fs afternoon. =
Il one OF the most important offices on
the whole line, being the; point at which
the Southern's through trains turn II OH
the Atlantic Coast Line for Norfolk. 7 his
Office is now in charge Of Trainmaster
II. A. Williams. from Greensboro. Since
This arrival there at o'clock all hostile
demonstrations by strike 5s sympatHlzers
have ceased. AT two or three other points
the strikers have refused to surrender
the Office. and at some parts OF the IN
s,rlments have been taken off to break
the wires. This was done at Wilson'S
Mills. and the office there Is still! closed.
A Western Union lncman brings intor-
nation that tine operators at AUBURN
and Garner stations. between here aad
Selma. also Joined the strikers this after
noon and closed their offices. put as Eset
we haze received no official information
of the fact. Last night near Selma some
~, c,,t mi several spans OF the two rail
road Wires and five of the western
Unions commercial wires and threw the
wire into river nearoS.
But these tactics cannot succeed: we
have the situation we'll in hand ata we
a,aye more operators waiting Tor jobs THAI
there are strikers on the whole system.
Less Than 10 Per Cent. StopPHd " ork !,
~ 7
Oh HAhLAsl1E. ~ ~ ~ ts,bis
Vernon, travelling paSssnEei "a ei. :"
place, to-day received the following DIS
patch from ". A. Turk. senerai passeI-
ger agent al Washington:
AS information peg 20 t ~
the strike or telegraph operalois
Southern Railway and Alapa ma ulsa. i.....
Southern Railway has not In any way
aHecteu i'oNeniet'. i'oi' " =. ,,,,ra1,r.
,hah Una " per u,..aa Gu -. a,i .hsi. naces have
.an.-aiIv heen supplied. No apprehension
o.. .hs ,,ronnt 3movemcnt of traffic over
.. ~ ,,asa ha felt and unofficial re-
our ii'.e Nv ., .r,r,, should be disre-
~, i,.1oa.
,s'iiu ue"
Ann's'on i''tiS'o'' wv. '''
SELMA. Ala. April l'.-:Apt't, s.i'. ~
the strike situation IS unchahseo ne.
to-day. II is given out at supef'nten9ns;i'
f1a!oe!! oi'iee 'i..' ~ ,ha'r,r;l,e II
ion VIII not ne aiec'sa -, ~ ~ w .,a;ns ara
IS 1urtner s1a'en eha. ,rta a.-.,,,,.sale mer-
moving Oh scileI"is az ~ all frairlt
etan.s w ,I.,,,,, p;ru,;,rham Division
ho' .''s u,,,i. .,5er ie issued It
,iius oe ~ ,,.a,-,s.a tho onerators at
Is suppos.u sc r.iiroad AGENTS
iii'iiis many s'a'to.'' az
al, Trans i'''s
ATLANTA, Ga, Apiii To- 7p00t'i
from noiiir. 'I n.,iyo,d ,nar,tors are all
me sou.,..' ,,,o o,,;as cler,, of the freight
o.l .i,.,t ilei at'u has l,oen discharced on ac-
oepaIllleli. 40. ,,.it, The strikers. The
coulit " ., = - ro,,te5 via the NasIi-
eastern man is lo" - c. nuts Rail-
Siiie' Cila''ahoosI 80 sa,,r ;,o,,re o1-erdue
road, and was aoout = ~ .I..,ao, =, &c
to-day All Trans are = oi''
hours late.
Freight Business III bau way.
ATLANTA. GA. April 13.-A special to
the Journal from Greenvile. S. G.. says:
Exact information as to the arrival ana
departure OF trains since yesterday al
ternoon was unobtainable to-day IRAN
master ,Ramseur is closely guarding III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14

DR.. MCGUIRE Improving.
DR. Hunter Mcclure is now able to take
snourishment, and it was thought last
night that he was improving.
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annis,on Division Not Affected.
All Trains Late.

ATLANTA, GA. April ia special
from Rome. Ga. says:
The Southern Railroad operators are an
out here and the chief clerk of the freight
department has been discharged on &C
count or sympathy with the strikers: me
Eastern mail is now routed via the Nas,,- !,
VILE, Chattanooga and ST. Louis it.ii-s III
road. and was about four hours overdue
to-day. All trains are from three to five
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Freight Business in Bad Way.

ATLANTA, GA. April ia special TO
tIe Journal from Greenville. S. c.. says:
Exact information as to the arrival ana
departure OF trains since yesterday AZ
ternoon was unobtainable to-day. Irain-
master ;Ramseur is closely guarding IL
forma ton. and refuses to give it out. Inc Inc
railroad people assert that passenger
traffic has not been interfered Win, pu,
aa,,,it the freight business is in a bad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
On Schedule Time.

I MBRIDIAN, MISS, April Zone OF
tbe three striking telegraphers OF TINS
CITY has returned 10 work. and trains on
the Southern and Alabama Great south-
ern roads are running Oh schedule tine.
The railroad officials here claim that the
ba cllbone of the strike is broken, ana
that all of the vacancies will be filled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14

WASHINGTON. April ia programme
for House business in the near future
was arranged to-day, by which the navai
appropriation bill Will be taken up on
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-04-14
six cents for making coarse shirts and nni-

six cents for making coarse shirts aud hnis
her own thread.
Years ago one Sabbath night in the yesti-
bule OF our church after service a woman
fell Ia convulsions The doctor said she
needed medicine not so much as some
thing to eat A. she began to revive in her
delirium she said gaspIngly: Eight cents!
Eight cents! | wish | could get ii done. [
am so tired. | wish | could get some
sleep but / must get (. done Eight cents,
Eight cents,' Wa found afterWard that
she was making garments for eight cents
apiece and that she could make but three
OF them i'll day. Hear il, Three time,
eight are twenty-four Hear it, men and
woman who have comfortable home-!
Some Of the worst Williams OF our cities art
the employers OF these women. They
beat them down TO their last penny
aud try to cheat them ont o'
that. The woman must deposit -
dollars or two before she gets the garments
to work on. When the work il done l. -
sharply inspected. the most Insignificant
flaws picked out aud the wages refused
and sometime. the dollar deposited not
given back. The Women Protective Union
reports cAee where one OF the oDr @out-,
finding Il Illce where sis c)ul ! get moro
wages, re- Oivei to change employers hni
ana went to get her pay '0r WORK dohe.
The employer eait Il hear Nun are going
to Iravs me-" Yes. =" che said. and have
come to get what you oWo me-" lie made
no anawer she said, Arc yo1 not gojn-,
to pay me-" Yes he salt. II will pay
YOU" AMI he kicked her d0wnsiaiE-.