The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-07-21
MORE STRIKERS HEIU8B.
Eleven Street Car Men
Go Back to Work
LITTLE MONEY FOR MEN OUT

International Association Has Pad
No Benefits Alleged Conspirators
Held FOR Grand jury More Troops
Leave.
Richmond. Va. Jnly l~-lhr street
car strike ia wearing it.clt out aud rreius
ON the verge of collapse. -Four more
strikers have returned CD th-iT POSITIONS
with the Pa -ruecr and Power ompiuy,
anAitis sold that many others "il. i)t".
one man vino broarh,d the -uil-ct tt lhe
meeting OF the sirihcrs !e-iti1ey morn
inp wac told e. go bscs % bee W"nirl %,
A. Cine nn!ou Wolid hr glad tu hr ril ".
sucn ns hc Et,cnstriAers hhFerttnrned
Ia work for the company. Two nfc ga
Petersburg. eight in THIS cits AID nhc oh
the Manchester Petersburg ine
Tuc strikers have u"t received n"t
strike benefits from the international ns.
s1ciatiun aud hhytgnne i1ur "r',- WIN
little or nn Nancy Many oi inrm nave
families. lhecar service l- st'ainl "n-
proving. more people are riding very
day. and witn their hlh. prnO irslif lost
the strikers -ee ih,ir cuAurrs ui grtilHe
back growing -teuiiy lpss.
Thrr. oi tlc men charged Niil having
engaged iu "a cnu-plrrcg oh Nrih' stay
nirht. when nu attempt Ma~ mhI I'D
wreck ID Fulton ear anl kiu tn' crew.
were discharged lu polio. conit 1r-irf-
dny -Four were held COR tAr nrt % oi
the grand jury Reliuri, 'arfol ald
Nalpert are the three m'h ai.'h.i- - i.
Reiiord aud Carroll arc sifiNrf-. tHl i''
former H. a member oi tAe strikers rN,cu.
live board Naipert Wa suspected "l
being an arc0mpliee ni the oih.r n.n.
The testimony showed tll- hDii1ri
and Carroll we've NOT csuEAt m inr A4i-,
from which STONES were inrH" hha
.hot, fired. lnt were ARRESTED 10 .h1rt
distance from fh. mOuth oi 3D. Il'.
and Wnlp.rt were. 'her,i. Tee .ii-rh .f.ri
and the men who were ACTUALLY r.If fli
In the allie, were held for tur trsni 'lll-
Judre Nitts instructions fl fAis 'u'f
have been vigorous. arf li -rHr n
most assured that some true bills a Ul ne
presented rw0. at irast. ND ih" mrn
had stones 10 lAeir pockets "N.n o.. ...-'-
ed.
The proceedings were enlifeuoi .y %
wranals between Attorney Lnuit N'A-
denbnrg and Capt a. b. Gli-on. hnl
Justice John Crutrhdeil ihIeafelrl Co.
put both lawyers under peaee u"ni.
Nendenburg tried 10 bring cut mat iN"
more men were arrested nnd rti.N. rl-
insinuating that The men rg'tas,d were
spies OF the company iut llfr ''"r
along this linc were not allowed.
charges were preferred th- mor inl
bv Captain j e.. fArrar, oi tne pA y iilr
company. ageiu-. Quariefmaster
geAnt Howard Weekr. ui tnpt. taiiaF b.
company. Dee allegations Involves con
duet prejudiclal o. good order aHd mHi
.tarv discipline The charges grow Dui
of the alleged circulation Oh "a petition iy
Weeks. calling tor the rcsiguailol al
Capt. farfar. t
Judge Sims OF Louisa, presided in Hon
rico County Court yesterday, "hch iht
case Of the Passenger and Power COM
many for ths removal 0ioheri1 ooioHun.
Tor inconsistency. neglect oi duty anu
failnre To protect the cGrs aud property
of the complainant or 90 orier ont the
military when requested 90 90 80, Wa
called. Monday July -. was ret d., '4i'
/ tine for hearing hc case. Judge 'ii"r
said he would select n jury from re-
mote part OF the county and wouil
make an effort TO get the best one posi-
ble.
More soldiers went away yesterday
and there appears now but LITTLE doubt
that the plaa Of gradual withdraw a. VIII
be followed out Company q, oil the
Seventy.frs regiment, Newport Ne" g
I ight lniantry, lett yesterday J here
were fifty men in the company WIN
CAPTAIN (iilkerson in charge. All oil tht
companies ol the Seyenty-iirst have now ~,
gone. Lieutenant Colonel Vaughan iei'
a few days ago and Major Nottingham
left Yesterday. There are still between
seven and eight hundred soldiers here
The Blues and the entire SEVENTEEN rtgi
ment are still in service.