Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
SrRIOUS TROUBLE
IN GREAT BRITAIN.
o.n,,J Of Railway Men for In
,s,,si Wages Ties Up Business
.,,,,n coal Shipped-Card sharp
rhe shah aud American Money
London HaiIwaYs-soeiety'

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v-Ts,,sr Copyright 1900 boy the As
sDp,ogram and the unendIng war
~ s,gtb Africa and the reconstruc-
,., Of. hat country a strike on a lit
Wv .,. hundred mile welsh railroad
,..s r, more serious interest than any
..,, s,ss In England this week be-
..r.. IL IS closely related TO the coal
,,-,,y and the manufacturing vitality
Xxx kingdom. The Tan Vale rail-
.I carries ,he product Of fifty thous-
,.t,aslmInes into Cardin. The fifth
r.,sf tbs strike sees small quantities
-gta hest steam coal commanding 80
'tr.rs ADJ the Cardiff factories are
,gr, down and the merchant leet are
,,.-tfs 40 leave the harbor because they
.-sr5f been supplied with coat Most
% ts mines are still piling up coal
y, bs nh mouths Am viii probably
h I'M m another week.
WANT A CENT AN HOUR,
The cause OF the dispute IS that 1000
rs-.g8y a,aUts want a half penny an
Kama more and are upheld IN that de-
md by the union of railway men Of
,ts united kingdom with t25O.OOO In
,Fs treasury and a strike income of
lsNU O. week.
Interviewer with the discussion anent
Che r5sI scarcity. trouble Is brewing
,.srbsra Boz the railway world. The
C-af Eastern men have handed In an
r'tImatum demanding increased wages
srf threatening 90 strike II this Is re-
n.d The probabilities are that
American coal win Dee imported. The
arrival 100 the Thames on Thursday
evening" of the British steamer Queens.
wood with 4N-0 tons of coal and the
sailing Of the British steamer ArmstUr
Nr Norfolk. Va. on Wednesday with
t5.5 tons destined for Bautry Bay for
he British navy, AFFORD a text on
Which hang abundant speculation.
English Writers seem to take a mglan-
ch5y satisfaction iu pointing out
Americas pyhaustless coal supplies
and the ultimate certainty that large
exports wi. Ue made from that couu-
tg
CAUGHT by CARD sHARPERs.
Passengers Gre requested 90 beware
q gambling this peun.lIe1 notice was
posted iu ,Be Campluias smoking room
when She arrived O week ago. Several
Americans who ha1 lost rather heavily
ttplkar after the game compared notes
and decided 90 reDudiate their debts
being convinced that they had been
playing against card sh0rps The prin-
az. Vas "a South American rich man
whose paper debts amounted 90 over
tlH The winners We're two New
Workers who We're apparently un8c-
Cu1,li with each other when the
CanvlEIa letj New York The South
American alleged that be had been
cheated He paid glO and notified the
winners that De would pay the balance
o. DIE lass. when they produced satis-
factory references He also tolpCraphol
non queenstown for q detective 20
meet ta' steamer az Liverpool one
dl SD but beyond telling the victim
IA, tle winners We're well known
Earpers DE could DO nothing.
SHAH LOVES AMERICAN MONEY.
The taking by American bankers OF
ts aychequer bonds seems TO impress
lde shah of Persia Immensely The st.
James Gazette has some curious inf0r-
nation nom Paris on the subject. Ii
says
The shah Is convinced that financial
reasons render the alliance between
France and Russia less important ev-
en- day. because France is tired OF Civ
M money 90 Russia The only nation
l4t can give money 90 Russia is the
United States The shah has brill
liant idea that by culuvatIng friend
KIP with America, that he may secure
himself with Russia. and his relations
are .keIy 20 become strong
MADE MARY APPEAR OLD.
Mary Anderson (Mrs. Navarro says
,hsl 'le Is not as young as when play
iinE INST knew her but she has con-
is,sed % having received a shock at
lalai held IN Broadway Worcester
tlIs, ihe other day, when the en-
,,-let OF a religious community told
Aei she was @ mother 20 them. She
mace little speech, IN which she re-