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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
LAND FRAUDS IN
NEW MEXICO. TOO?
Benjamin r.. Tallmadoe Has Been Ar.
rested on Charge of Suborna.
ton of Perjury.
(ny Associated prcss1

ROOSEVELT. y. NJ, juno 23--Ben.
inhln II. Tallmadgc was arrested here
today on The charge of sulcrnation of
mrinry He WIS taken before Unite.i
states Land Commissioner Carl Snv-
der and gave $4,000 bond for his an
penrancr.
IT, IS rcp1itcd thar this is the arst
nj Eany prosecutions Thai are TO be
bI'nSht for alleged fraud fiji land
entries and deals in this parI of New
Mexico !. is further stated that
thousands Of acrcG of land in the rich
a'irSian belt CT New Mexico the most
valuable land iii the territory. have
tcen secured through fraudulent de-
SORT entries. All of these eases are
9aacr investigation.
Mr.. Tallmadsc declared that all of
ms deals have hccn according to law
AMI That il will he so proven.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Mr.. Takahira at white House

WASHINGTON. y. c.. juno ga
AIR, Tlkahira. The Japanese minister
ch''ed ut the White lIoasc tonight
where he WIS received by the Prcsi
deht and remained for tfrcc-nuartcrs
OF an hour. The minister would l,ayc
i"ihing to say about his conference
or The situation at this time bcyord
rch;rkihg some matters must he
srilied first when asked about an
irmiSticc. The fec. that The minis,.
or could give no assurances rcgarl.
ING nm arniisiicc prior 10 tho con.
v"nlng of Jhc Washington conference
tends 'c confirm The belief here that
Iiltic Roadway has yet been made by
nc President in this direction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
"'T!'''H THH TaTTItiHr erecIcH m Tho
streets by lie strikers Fifty prraons
have hc"h killed and 200 wounded
Martial law will DO declared
Polish Situation Serious.

ST. PETERSBURG. June % ~. l.,
a. ~. -Acr"r'line to advice# rrSsSft.
the situation in Poland is asaiTr scri
Gus Censored dispatches from Lodi,
though giving few details indicate
that Iicrcr street fighting wastin pre-.
gross yesterday between the military
and striking wcrkmcn who harricad-
rd thornnshiarcs in various Giiaricrs
of III" city and offered resistance
which the .rCopS met with vollcys.
The list OF dead end wounded pre-
sumahly is heavy. but not even an
estimate has l:ocn received here, Rus
sian correspondents tclceraphine that
the streets ale entirely in the hands
If thn II iliiary an'l The mob and that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
THE WlLDERS ARE
IN DURANGO VILE
Member of Prominent Family Are
Placed in Jail on coroners
Charge of Assassination.
lRy Associated Press.1

TAMPA. FLA, June Following
the verdict CT the coroners jury
charging them with The assassination
of Oscar Brannan. at Plant City, Sam
and Hop Wilder. members Of one of
iIlc county's prominent families, were
PLACED in The county Jail tonight. The
ilry's vcrtlicr was based on previous
troubles between the Wilcrs aud
Hrannan.
Congressman Sparksman, whose
etary, George Wilder. is brother.
OF the defendants. has been employed
to defend them. The grand jury has
been orlered to reconvene next tics
'lny to take action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Disagreement Not Removed.

BERLIN, June 2S-Thc French
motto on the subject of tho proposed
Moroccan conference was handed 10
the foreign Office this morning. Tho
foreign Office. while declining TO dis
c'isa The points Of the note ir detail,
admits that i. leaves The situation
where il was before. Tho points of
disagreement between Germany and
Franco have not been removed. 1t is
expected that The negotiations will
continue fer a long time before a
positive revolt Is reached.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
ANKLE SQUEEZED
By GARTER SNAKE
Snail Serpent Frigh.cns $50. pound
Lady Lotto Hysterics-Pros-
trated From Shock.
Especial to Tho Daily Press


CLAREMONT. SuitRf. June o3.-.
Mrs y. Nnths.cin, wife of Village
councilman. was out on hcr lawn pull
ing grass from ahGu. some flowers,
wien she suddenly felt n slight pres
sure ON one side of her right ankle.
Thinking ii was Il stick. she went
en- with her work. but the pressure
increased and on lifting her skirts she
was Mortified to find garter snake
wrapped twice aronIul her ankle.
She aroused her household and the
nciShhorhnOd by her Communicates
screams. and kicking out vigorously
sl.c sent the smoke Gyins. II scuriicd
off TIC safety.
The ncishhors carried Mrs. Moth.
stein. who weighs 25G pounds, into The
horse AMI called physician She is
still Frustrated from the shock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Heavens Artillery Seemed to be
Aimed at Sacred Ediflces of
the Capital City.
STREET CARS ALSO SUFFERED
Eight of Them Disabled During an
Electrical storm-rwo Horses
Killed, Three csbles Burned in Two
and eco Chickens Drcwned-LIne.
man Knocked Off Pole.
Especial To the Daily rrcss.)

RiCllMOr, VA. June 81 Within
an hour This afternoon lightning CUT
MI SORTS of capcrs and did consider.
able damage. while an inch and three
quarters Of rain tiIrncd the surface
oil The earth into n lake.
Three Churches were injured. the
i'Ioad StrCnt Methodist. Central Meth
"liSi' III Manchester, and Fountain
i'antist church tolcrc.l. in Richmond.
Tive Stock Suffered.
Two horses were killed. eight
stree; ears disabled. three cables
burned in lwn and 100 chickens
were drowhed in y cellar.
j. !. baldwin. who was on "A tele.
phcne pole was. knocked off by
lightning, his arm and leg being
broken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

''&T any new issue until these two
questions arc settled. This doc; not
necessarily mean that all hope OF ar
rhhSlt s suspension of siilitir, h..
lore the meeting has disappeared. but
a" an indication If Japan's nooi. il
Increases the lpulh MS 10 whether shn
could he inlncod Ia rclinonsh ten.
norari!y the strategic advantage;
which she evident, believes She on,
joys.
lr'!ee'! il might raise The e,lsnicion
al srarrins for timn until Field Mar.
shall Oynna has developed his a:-
icnsive ana ~ actually in process. nf
delivering his blow. when japan coul,I
easily plca'l that il WAS too late.
The delay in the matter or
the rlcnippicntiaries is therefore
MI The moro Ipplurc,l by those ,.rsir.
ms To avoid further bnoishcd. Roth
countries; scrm perfectly willing To
name ncsntiators. but cac. evidently
desires The other Ia show lis hand
first
On account of Foreign Minister
i.amS'lnrlfs illness. Ambassador Mny.
"r was mnarlc to have Il personal in.
'"riew with lin either yesterday or
t"'ay, hut il is believed that commnni.
;all'i:S from Washington arc passing
III writing. !, appears that Count
i.im.1i"ilI has haG Il tnlch nr heart
lrn'ihle AMI his physicians again Ia.
daY forbade him 10 leave his rcni,
but Promised to allow tho E.Eist,,
t. 50 IL The chancclInry toL:or,Gw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Salary for Dead Man.
The New York Herald says.

he New York Herald says.
+; One of the most sensational dcvpl-
opmonts OF the Equitable Life sitna-
ton same 10 light yesterday in he
discovery that man who had been
dead for thirteen months and three
others who had long severed their
connection with the society were still
on the payroll.
This discovery was made through
study of the report Of Supprlnten.
dent Of Insurance Hendricks. In.
clniled IN MIR. Hendricks report is The
salary list for the year 1905. On this
list appears the pame OF Il. w. Lam.
bert. chief medical director. and the
SALARY Of the Office is set dcwn nj
$25 900 year. Inquiry at The Eouit.
able offices disclosed the fact that
Mr.. lambert had been dead for thir
teen months.
Further tt!wn The list appears the
manic of George III. Squire, who is
now a director. and who. until lasp
November was financial manager of
the sncicty nj salary Of $20.0nO n
Year Notwithstanding Mr.. Squirc'a
retirement as financial manager, AMI
That his succcs SCR. Mr. Winthrop. mas
been appointed, tho salary list of the
Equitable for 1906 shows that MIR.
Squire still receives the salary of
$4,000
r'iG4 Still Another Pensloner
Still another name in the list AZ
printed in Mr.. Hendricks report is
'thatiof Edward Curtis, whose Office as
medical director paid him yearly
salary of $4,000. While the records
OF the society show that Mr.. Curtis
mas ma, not been an cmployc of the con-.
pany for eighteen months. he Is still
III receipt of $4,000 year. accord.
ing to the Hendricks report.
.itThe fourth name is that of j. Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
MURDER is THE CHARGE.
George Bunderick Arrested Two Years
After Committing Crime.
tI3y AssocIatcd prt.ss.)

tl'y Associated Prcss.)
CORDEI.E, GA. June o. Sheriff
Clovis, Of DocIey county. has conc to
Montgomery, Ala. there To meet
Sheriff Walters. OF Catalula parish
Ii uisiana, Who has in custody George
LHlndrrick, wanted in Dooley couniy
for TIC murder. twn years aso. of ].
II. :'hion'ler. Andrew l}undcrick,
brother Of George, was involved in the
shooting. but was captured and is
now serving Il life sentence. Mrs
Shroudor was shot at the same lime
Though il was thought her wounds;
were fatal she recovered. George Bun
derrick waS working ut Il S;iwmli nj
jena. la. when captured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Criminal Branch New York ST.
preme Court Will forego Reg
u'ar GUNNER Vocation.
TO HANDLE EQUITABLE AFFAIR
District Attorney Requested That Ac-
ton Be Taken 50 That Courts
WOULD Be Available in Case Prose.
eutions Are Determined upon-rhe
.society's Padded Payroll.
Cry Associated prcss)

,.t, tiN Associated prcSS)
NEW YORK. June 23.-The regular
summer vacation of The court and of
the criminal branch of the Supreme
Court Of General Sessions, will be s,Is.
pended his year. so that the courts
mny DC available If District Attorney
Jerome hcnins prosecution i'm cnnnec-
ton with he affairs of The E1llitrhlc
lLtc Assurance Society. This action
was taken upon tho request of Dis
tlict Attorney Jerome.
District Attorney Jerome in making
ms molten To suspend the courts VA.
catiGn. said he had a letter from Gov
ernor Higgins offering to place the
evidence obtained W. Superintendent
OF insurance Hendricks at Mir. Jcr-
omeS disposal Mr.. Jerome added:
1T is my desire to have that evi
dcn.c and il is my intention To go
through il worry thoroughly
THE widespread attcaticn called
IL this matter makes it mandatory I'm.
Oh t,in 70 make an examinations of the
"Hoi- auai'. am not III position
IN know ut this time whether ar NOT
there has been q violation of the law,
but II is my duty TO find out"
May Secure Disbarmcnt.
Attorney General Julius NJ. Mayer,
was nj his office in this city to-day
engaged in going over The prucc,s,.
inss in The investigation Of the
Equitable Society He said actinll
would he taken rs soon as physically
possible. 6
.sc was Of an opinion that the SOP
aratc actions would hc taken one far
the restitution of funds wronsrullv
elected and another for disba. mcnt
proceedings against officers nf tie
soriety. In commenting on this pha Sc
q! the situation. AIR Mayer said:
This is Il novel action. Under Tie
Insurance law The attorney general
has power To tlchai' officers nf an in.
surnncc company who have l.cc,.
foGn! dcroiict III their duties and dis
harment not only preclude them from.
holding positions as officers, but al
81 '!riars them from acting .as dirct
tors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1908.

I-Gring. register Of the society. Mr..
i."rins formerly received salary OF
$1,000 " year; but al his request. il
is said. this WAS REDUCED to s3.2H0 81
year III April. 1908. Mr.. I.oring hand
cd in his resignation. which was ac-
copied. If Mr.. Hendricks list is not
in error. Mr.. i-oring has been tccciv-
ing his salary regularly for two years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
TO TAKE ACTON.
President Roosevelt Says CcestiaIs
Must Have Square Deal.
CRY Associated Iprp.a III

'""' hooScVe't says CSle6tidIS
Must Have Square Deal.
tI'y Associated press)
WASllINGTUN. n. c.. .Iunc 23.--
Chinese immigration to this country
aid Tho execution of The Chimes. ,ex-
chs i'm laws constituted the principal,
topic of,,disensGion at. today,sc IN getting,
cf tho Cabinet.
The President made ii clear nj the
meeting iotlay that he was deterrin-
ca The Chinese should have fair treat.
ncnt under the law. Whenever lhey
applied for admission to this country
at any port
Secretary Hay will take action on
bcIall OF This country to correct any
I'lisapprchcnsion that may exist i'm
China as to the too harsh enforcement
on the Chinese exclusion laws. There
Is no disposition to exclude from the
country any of the classes Of Chinese
who are exempt from. the operation of
Tic exclusion laws.
Secretary. MetoaIf pointed ont that
the United States trade it'll China. in
cotton goods alone. for the ton months
nl The present fiscal year has acgre-
called $2.lGO,000 MS against So 600 900
for the previous fiscal wear He honed,
mat trade would not he disturbed
through any misunderstanding and ,ax.
pressed the belief that il would nor
he.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Reunion Army of the Cumberland.
(By Associated Pres.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, .Jnne %.
me executive committee of the So.
cicty of the Army of the Cumberland.
mas fiXcd as dates for the reunion OF
the society in Chattanooga. September
is, IL and 20, tho anniversary days of
the great battle. Tho reunions OF
Wilders brigade and other associa-
lions of the Army of the Cumberland
VIII be held on the same dates. Rail-
roads have granted Il reduced rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Tcrreris!s BluHed Alexis.

s7. PETERSBURG June pa
story is current in the city that the
'iay before Grand Duke Alexis re-
signed me post of high admiral he
received q formal warming from the
teriorists Informing him HAT unless
he retired within twcnty-four hours
sentence Oh him would be passed and
executed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
NEGOTIATIONS
MEET A SETBACK
No further Move in Direction Of Ar
misticc Until Pisnipotentiarics
Are Selected.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 2a.-rlerc
is net likely 10 be any further move III
the !ire.'!inn Of an arniisticc until the
llcnipc;cnliar!es are appointed and
The Inr of their netting is definitely
fixed. Japan seems unwilling to dis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Illness Causes DELAY,

WASHINGTON, June pa, is
leaned through official sources that
owing tn the illness If Count ANS.
'!or:, the Russian foreign minister
t"erc has hoen slight check 10 The
negotiations affecting l,ussia AM. Ja.
pan. 1t is specifically stated, however.
mat TINS does not imply that there
his boon any hitch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
To Cali OF Commerce Destrevers,

ST. PETERSBURG. June 23.i-ln
consequence of British rcprcsc MIA.
IONS, British warsllips will he dis.
lh'tchcd to convey orders 10 the Rus
san auxiliary cruisers Dncircr and
kIrn to cease interference with shin.
PING ana to return home. immediately.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
BUT THE POpULACE IS UNEASY
Parliamentary Circles Also Show Feel.
ing of Nervousness ard Appreher-
sion--sensatioraI Stories Published
in Afternoon Papers, Along With
Maps Showing Disposition of Troops.
lRy Associated press.A

PARIS. juno :.3.-An oltltial com.
mnnicaiion issued after the meeting.
of the council of minister's today says
Premier R0uvicr acquainted his col
leagues with the status of the ncgC.
tiaiions With Germany. These fellow
Tho normal course without change.
In srite Of tic rcasSuiing tone of
the official communication public I'M
casincss WAS acccniuaied over tho
strained relations between France and
Germany, This produced panicky
sentiment on the Bou"sc, where heavy
Offering of rentts sent down prices
To The unusual figure of 97.an.
Parliamentary Circles Nervous.
Parliamentary circles also continue
to slow a feeling Of nervousness AMI
apprehension. This was incl casci by
the publication in the sensational af-
tcrncol, papers of maps showing Tic
disposition of the French and Gcr,lan
military forces along The frontier, ac.
coinpanicd by interviews setting fortl:
The sloomincss Of the situation and
tho belief that Gelmary's reply to ti,c
French note would Increase the diff
ficnltics of tho government. The Of
iicials here fully recognize tho condi-
ton of public apprehension and While
admitting tina. the negotiations arc
in a delicate state insist that there
is no cause for alarmisl views.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
THE WEATHER..

Probably showers Sat
urday; cooler in South
portion; Sunday prob.
ably fair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

.,,iThe DAILY PRESS 8
10 the only newspaper
n Newport News that
receives fsull Associated
Press Report.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
Expect That Easter Celebrations viii
Be ushered in With Rioting
and Bloodshed.
POLICE PREPARED FOR TROUBLE
Report is Widespread That Officials
Are melting the Masses Against
the intellectual Glasses

st. Petersburg.-A feeling akin to
CONSERVATION has been caused by the
publication in the morning papers of
renewed rumors of an impending pop.
ular outbreak. 1t is feared that the
slightest event incidental to malevo.
lence among the vast congregations
which will attend the churches on Sat
urday night may cause a panic with
appalling consequences. The mayor is
being urged to convene the municipal
council and take especial measures to
cope with the situation, and It is ex.
pected that the project of police will
issue a reassuring proclamation, but
the alarm is so great that 1t would
have little effect.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
Kings Greeting to Y. NJ. C. A.

Parls.-The greetings of King Ed
ward were, on Thursday, presented to
the worlds conference of the Y. NJ c..
A., now in session here, through Lord
Kinnaird, one of the vice presidents.
Messages were received from rulers
and notable persons in Italy, Norway
and other countries, and from the
Young Women's Christian association.
The report of the condition of the
association by Prince Bernadotte, sec
ond son of King Oscar of Sweden and
Norway, showed tire we're 1861 asso-
Citations in forty countries, with a
membership of 6SS,000.
A number of receptions followed the
Thursday session, including one in
the Y. M. G, A. building erected here
by James Stokes, the New York phil
antnropist.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
CASTRO THINKS WE SHOULD WAIT

Washington.-All the facts relative
to the Venezuelan situation have been
disclosed to the public, and in the
opinion of the officials here they do
not justify any apprehension of a rup-
ture in the immediate future. Presi-
dent Castro is making a tour of the
interior of Venezuela in places mac
cessible to the telegraph, and no in
structions have been sent to Minister
Bowen to make a further presentment
to the foreign office.
1t is admitted that as far as vene-
zuela is concerned the issue merely
has been postponed. The state depart.
ment by no means has abandoned it's
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05

demand for a reference OF the asphalt
case to arbitration, and the form in
which the next note must be couchsd
is regarded as of sufficient importance
to warrant the personal attention Of
the president. There are also some
routine but unimportant subjects re-
lating to changes in high public offices
in the diplomatic service which the
president alone can direct and taken
altogether, 1t is admitted by officials
that while no real emergency exists
in the state of foreign relations II
would be better were the president to
take up the direction of affairs per
sonally a little earlier than he had
planned.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05

Chicago.--With 1880 teamsters on
strike, with constant accessions being
made to their number, and with the
expressed determination of the EN-
ployers association to take a firm
stand for the open shop" and fight
the transfers union to finish, Chi
cago to all appearances stands on the
eve of one of the greatest industrial
upheavals in her history.
There was rioting in various parts
of the city Thursday despite the
strong guards of police and private de-
tectives hired by the Employers asso-
citation to protect their wagons.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
CHICAGO ON THE EVE OF TROUBLE

During the trouble three persons
were seriously injured, two Of whom
will probably die The declaration
made by the members of the Employ
ers' association that they would
promptly discharge any teamsters who
refused to deliver goods or call for
them at the establishment of Mont
gomery, Ward & Co., brought out the
teamsters in many downtown mercan-
tile houses, and the number, 1t is ex-
pected, will be increased largely.
Strikes have been declared against
twelve leading firms, and 1921 team
sters have gone out.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
RUSSIAN PEOPLE QUAKE WITH FEAR

The exodus at Easter VIII " unpre'
oodan,ed All the accommodation at
the neighboring resorts mas ALREADY
been engaged. ,.,,
Reports from the proV'n''1 $3.50 $3.50
s,m,,ar sears There is a somewhat
widespread impression that the police
are melting the masses asa'n'' '"e 'n'
tellectual classes.
Elaborate preparations 70 crush any
ros.ih,e disorder in It's inclpiency
have been taken and the chief Of Do-
lice has issued an order institutlng the
most stringent regulations ior the pc
riod between April 20 and May g. The
Dvorniks or house porters have been
ordered TO remain on duty through the
twenty.four hours and have been In
structed to search the stairways and
courts of residents periodically keep
the court gates closed and scruunlze
with special strictness all persons en-
terlng the buildings. Gatherings mthe
streets are prohibited and men under
the influence of liquor will be sent to
the police stations instead OF as usual
being ordered directly home: House
holders have been warned or the In
advisability OF leaving their houses IN
occupied during the Faster holidays
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05

New York.-Her money and other
valuables gone, her clothing torn and
disarranged, marks of violence about
her head and neck, and wad of cloth
stuffed far down her throat so that it
probably caused her death by suffoca-
ton, Mrs. Marie Ducci, As years old,
was found dead Wednesday in her lit
tie two-room apartment in Spring
street. The discovery was made by
her S-year-old daughter Rosie, The po'
lice are searching for two Italians,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
BLOODY BUTCHERY OF A WOMAN

one known as Andrew Desposto and
the other unknown by name Mrs.
Ducci frequently had boasted to her
neighbors. they say, that she had
large sum of money and that she al
ways carried 1t in her bosom. When
her body was discovered It was lying
on the floor, and the front of her waist
and the corset had been torn, Two
bent safety pins, inside her corset,
marked the place where the money
had been kept
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-05-05
Protesting Against Rate Reductio,

Atlanta, Ga.-The recent PROPOSE
ton Of J. Pope Brown. Chairman OF
the Georgia Railroad commission, to
reduce the passenger rate In Georgia
from three to two cents per mile was
protested against by the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, the Order
Of Railway Conductors, and unions OF
the blacksmiths, machinists and teleg-
raphers, boilermakers, railway train
lien, carpenters and joiners, clerks
and car men. These organizations en-
rloyed an attorney especially to rep
resent them, who urged that such a
reduction would work against the
prosperity Of the state and lead to q
reduction In the number OF railroad
employees, as well as of their wages.
The Travellers Protective Association
also protested that a reduction, as
proposed, would result in fewer trains
and poorer service.