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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
c CARS.
N1C0LL Il n.
One Killed and Ten Injured II.
Crash Near: Allentown. ias
Orders Disreg arded. 5s3
Orders Disregarded.
{fI3v a3 Az ao,.cIatcd 4iPress. ! 1

IT BY "a ssocia ted Press & =,
SSALLENTOVVN, r Ar vi August Two
cars OF the Leh lgh ~ LEY Transit Com
5pany, carrying nearl VI one hundred pas.
ssengers. colideds & head on at Hofrord' 8
Chapel, three miles south Of a llentown,
tod ay, killing Mo orman II J .sS S ". }Esser
and seriously I'M Turing ten other persons
One car was running from p iladephia
to Allentown and the other from q len
town to d dacungi e When the \ M acungie
car reached the turnout beyond sIIof rord's
Chapel, the mo torman threw the 4 signal,
giving the car n hilad ph,a as clear
track Nith the de5 IN ii Hi
Motornna n Esser pulled &out OF the switch
and Jcolllded with he A1ncung q cal. which
was running rapid y, In ord err to 3gainsth
turnout Both motormen tuck to their
posts, and Esser still sS had his hand on
the brake when re leased from the wreck
He died n an hour later! a Il q hospital.
General Manager Hall places the blame
for the accident on Fritz. who, he says,
disregarded tho signal. stt3 $s l9
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Low \ RATE EXCURSIONS VIA \
SOUTHERk4RA RAILWAY,

Low rate excursion tickets on sale to
points as Indicated below, open to the
publlo: 4.
873s TO Atlanta, Ca tional Dental Assoc
citation. Tickets Il on sale Sept ~ tn:
return limit September 18th 4 with privl-
$lege OF extension OF return limit TO
October 3oth. s.. q " u NJ
IN TO atlanta Ga, Iome coming II for
{Georgians. Tick cts on sale October 9TH
and 10th. ReturnS limit October 2oth.
with privilege OF extension Of return
limit TO October Both.
To a tlanta, Ga. Carriage Builders Ma
tional Association, Tickets on sale Oc-
tober 18th and goth. with return limit
October 30th, 48 & .sli
u To Atlanta, Ga ional Assoc citation
Retail Druggists. + ckets on sale sep-
tember 9th TO October Sd; return limit
October 18th, with privilege OF extension
final limit to Octobe 22d I. .l33 NJ N,
4 TO Gulfport, Aliss.-Untted Daughters
OF Cont ederacy. Tickets on sale Noven1-
Dor 18th and 18th, with return limit
q 10 Lexington, Ky.-Tickets on sale
July 3oth to August 81st. Final limit
August 9th. d Il \, 5.g r II, n IL;
10 Memphis. Tenn, international Con-
Eyention, Brotherhood Of St Andrew,
Tickets on sale October 10th TO 18TH !;
return limit OCTOBER oVtll, WIN pFIVlloso
Of extension Of return limit to Noyen1-.'
Der 3oth, # 53 Il h &, 4
+ & To Memphis. Tennsr National Baptist
Convention. Tickets on sale September
9th TO l2th i return limit September goth
10 Mexico City, Mex, Int irrational
Geological Congress-, Tickets on sale
August 14th to a1st, limited ninety days
from date of sale.
ND III hdonteage. Tenn.--W oman's Cons,
gress and iWoman's Sunday School Insti.l
ftt Tickets on sale July 2Sth to 3oth
and August 18th and nth; return limit
August s1st with privilege OF extension
. return limit to October S1st
To New Orleans. La--Rlenntal Meeting
Supreme Lodge knights Of Pythias
Tickets on sale October 12th to 18TH;
return limit October s0th, with privilege
Of extension Of return limit TO Noynm-
her 30th. III.
October lst and I'd; return limit octo-
10 Rlohmoud, Vat tckets ca salo
September I'd to- 9Th; return limit sep-
TENDER 18th. /,
Further information win be furnished
upon application to ticket aEents.
s.'T q. Nv. sWEsTRERT, p, r.
No. $40 East Main atFe Ct
IA l3t j3G Richmond w,
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WF n -l-.Q7T s73o7 "a 7li 81 tx u l9lIsI
q CITY A'THERs
Meetings They Will lave 70 At
tend This wv eek. @ ssi5

~ y - - 80
r. There will be on1ething for the city
fathers to be doing In the early days Of
the week, butfaccording to the schedule
OF the weeks work as now made out,sthey
will have an eas d time ter tuesday
night. B # 81 8 Si 4 gs5E sg NJ
aAt q 80 tomorrow night the Commit
tee on Police, scho ols and Elections will
hold a short formal session. @ ~ Sfsssi
At the same hour the new Council
will hold a caucus to nominal o the officers
Of the two branches of the city legls-S
:lature far the new term to begin sep--S
u Al & 8 clock the old Council will hold
Its monthly NEE tng. WHICH will $prob-S
ably be the last of Its carce r. III i3 nj
The Local Assessnents Committee willa
hold a! BRIEF session u o'cloclt. iI
A. At Z: 40 uesdny evening the Commit
tee on Markets will hold IA meeting. and
iment Committee will hold a meeting q
\ These are al the n, ceilings Il ow Rchcd-.
ulcd the other dates for the week
there Is hardly any dopb of tho fact3
that several Of these blanks will BIO filled
ll Up before tho Council adjourns} n onday
might. gi-3 i5S MA
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MISUNDERSTANDING
UND|ER1ASsU:ME :. |.
Declines Is ~ ak About II erS AZ
fairs Going to y Wash ash &
ing on. Si
fspecinl u F., + M r,mss.p ispatth:)

(specaE g NeF rimes.D Hpatcli:
II NE w DIRK, ,s s NJ d! orence
81 looking t$5 much sS&lmproveds 4 In
heal th# and under the ass,i med name S@ofs
4. NJ me. +. Oh enc ~ arrived gnlto to-
- sailed und Tor an ASSUMED nalne..'...
said Mrs. May brick, lH3 hoping to eyades
notoliety, but us my ~ ident W has been
learned there is no ooccaslo on y!rES
1T 5a3 III
81. She refused to say ~ ethers she $hndsv io-.
lated her ticket OF n cave by going to,
England. neither would she iscuss the
ss'a
two ana then; golng tn WI y sllingt ton,
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Nine #Injulr.eI=d.8
E(Bv Associ!ated P'ress.),,

3lI9F( I3vI8AsS0C!nted I'ress) ~
AIaRON, OHIO, Il August 5,-;yVfllo talk
Ing a siding at s liver "a Ike 4 We miles
north OF here tod y. u north-bound nc-l
scommodation passenger, train on the
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad
was sideswiped by n south-bound pas
songer train. Nine people We're injured,
but none seriously. One coach Of the
north-bound train was overturned The
.nfty passengers In i We're imprlsoned FOR
n while, but windo VS. were soon broken
and all were taken on t, The nccldent8is
said TO have been caused by n disregard
OF orders BY the engineer OF the south
bound train. "A n y Fl IA M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
.NE|GBOIAPPEA|.L!....T'|.O|!|...
AMERICAN n | / ] ]. People
Declares Black Men Need Every
Kind and and ~, Degree. 81 i: +, u
ssiS. AZ: cation. a5
WILL d i OLD DAY OF PRAYER.
Paper Urges n egrotesst to Maintain
|" Man. Manly, Christian Cour-
Il: t#.. age.' 3s4$25
WILL i OLD DAY OF PRAYER
n
,''.--'-' - - - : : - N gtsii
Ii -, Z .., !, !, ~, pre,ss !,

by
Young People Z Christian and Educa-f
tional Congress- brought It's session to- a
close here Y might by q meeting at Con-
yention Hall at which, 6. 600 people were
Iiyered. "A lengthy ad dress to the "a lner-
lean people was issued In which the hope
;is n expressed 4 hat an aroused public
conscience may bs dire cted to IA erlca,s
most trou blesome an a complex probe
q haI monious adjustment OF the. races. ID
After directing the energies OF tho COL
ored people to. the Christian training ana
,nurturing OF the young and to greater.
evangelical efforts towards sp t ..,Iaa
appeal to the friends Of humanity every
where to aid and encour ge him In the
development of character and the acq " Il
sitionfo INTEL gence. thrift and ITuga.ltiy
Miscellaneous Fallacy.
The address otaraet cries Is e "a 'm' r..
white race voluntary Impose taxes t !. y,
Itself for tho education OF the negro t!
declares that the laborer more than any
other class bears the weight OF the pup
in all public benefits, and that the ap-a
portionment Of such benefits, according
to tax paying abtli ties Is never advances
except where the rnco Issue IS sinVolVea go
Or 3 = ~ ds1.art
wards bearing the public burde n ~ every
Southern city. and rs therefore entitled
TO the education OF his children on eQu tla
terms with the rest as his Just and eaul-F
eve deprecate the contr oyersy now
}t,appily waning between the alyocates 81, O.
higher and OF lndustri al cd cct,oli,- ~
every klnd{ AMI ds
needs. The question of indust rial y nigh g
Or or ofessional training is merely one e q
ratio and proportion. ana must pe isAl ~
aptitude N S alu ~,
Fl I1eciarng that crime has no color and ID
tho criminal no race. the nuaresSn, s ns.ds
o6 lnd1yadnaa e asnu LAYS risns
OF law and order "a g T SO;
should BE- arrayed ~ aiG., u rcg
e ttnns a, byersive Of Gle principle that
ea 1, before Or behind the Law les ; At
the basis OF our ~ ST titlo 's3!
Day#o Of Prayer.
negroes are called upons to main an
manly Ghris; y y s GdmTase us'u s
seTTe an st nntIm on says the address,
mana n,,ands s union ioi Of ann ana effort amo,g
all those who ere snpoecs on ~ III s ths
burdenson1e4 conditions ~
ao sVe '.reioice Tin the growing spirit of
harmony and regeneration on, aons thosupht
* Cor y the nommon good rof tho race. In our
Initial erdeavors we invite tho &c, opera en-
ton Of h9a feelfit h q nn Who
U hs saw hear an the oy nafssT
tine address urges that tho first o. jan
erw be davotrdto praise, prayer ahd su ha
u Liz ion touching tho conditions 81 s''e
he - ba Ie been definitely settled where
~ naYt nundrenntal meeting OF gs2 tne
Congress COM will be held. - ~. I.
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Child Dies from " ound

4Ss89l (ByI Assoclnted Press.)
sWASHINGTON,SP A. August Or ebert
Edward Il Pearce, ii three years old. Y who.
was. shot by the negro. Elmer d empster,
last Sunday night u d led to- day OF hemorsT;
rhages, caused by the bull wound IA The
child was wounded "a Il the line Dempsters
killed Mrs. I'earce and two Il a her Of n her
children. Si .sss
The IA cath of the hild has frnklndled
the bitter feeling nga Tins tsf tllef negro sin
the neighbour ood %S,of II tn HI F en- roe home,
but there Is mol fear Of " olencc felt by
the HILL Officials. 81 1t.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
COUNCIL [. CONSIDERS
GAS MATTER Mi |. TONIGHT NJ |.
New Council Will Hold Caucus
to Nominate Offices for
September Election,
September Election

The city Hall will be a point OF Interest
tonight. for two important mee.!n ss will
be held there. V s3s Il, w
z The old Council, which 90 ss on. % office
on september lst, VIII pass upon the gas
question and decide whether Messrss,5
Humphreys 4 GLASGOW or Nessrs, Hunt y
CO. Will be employed as engineers to res
habllitate the city Gas Works, Z. s
.hopshb thas tsse W 81 ssaohs!F Ess
vii he made, il the same charses ARE
made on the floor Of the Council 81 ellam y
Der, that are circulated 1n the strSsts
To-night the newly elected Gonn,ll WILL
hold a caucus To nominate Officers tor
the body. II rs said now that Mr., n, Leo
Peters the present pies,dent, VII net Y,
friends Of Mt. Cannon Will not pI ess his
ciaims, Mr.. Cannon "a now in I, sWltxer-
land g. health resort ad WI not re-
.Sona OF the present otiice- tlo ldefs WIZ "
III said have oppost tions j IS58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
GREAT ri: ATTENDANCE. III
Reunion OF .| kN!G i [!
7lr.lTT7 TITTT7IT * -L777I7
-fBY Associated Press.

W 1HF817- (l3Y7 1ABs0cIHteu t'FcSu'y dNl. r
CITY. August b q = POI
1o,ooo members OF the Knight OF colum q
bus, representing many States Of the IN
ion, attended the eighth annual sen'bar l'1- 4
ton day reunion yesterday and to-day
The feature Of the reunion to-day was was.
tho attendance Of the deiegatees q q Aol-
em emf, high mass at the Church Of Our
Lady Star OF the Sea, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Trawler and Tug G Collide.

BY Assoclatedl 2 Press) ~
B OSTON August 5.--Thc steamer
trawler Spray and the oceanatug Cone
s togtl, belonging to the Philadelphia and
Reading RAJ lroad Va collided to-day 4 below
jug light, during Ia denss fog. The
While tho Spray had 7her stem twisted
and bow stove In a hove the wal ter line
Neither vessel WINS In danger. 5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
/ FOR HIGH SHERIFF. u ] 81 : \, %
Though the Election is Two Years ears
OFF There Are Several Seekers.


Although the next municipal 2 election Z, is
more than years there rs, Is ,n 70
VINO wili he candidates for he different
aqesten q the ss onne n oe
rl' =. dn,,hflesy revived TO some extent
sGss7p an Alt II sSery wli fa on
s,nan7 f.itw Sergeant Smith and " no will
81 re man g hold the the oft'ee q fl High
q 9t HIN sheriff Epps will be- candidate
for city Sergeant s .is alreaaays ,m naan.
sn I'd III Is declared that Deputy High;
sherr Mercer Will be- a. candidate for the
position then to DO made $ya cant py Mr.5
4f Form er High Constable Fl. G. Garrison
who was defeated In the last e = tn by by
3n &c ra Of High Sheriff Ills friends have
been to him within The past mon r an a.
ris an l' rel fuses To say anything regaraing
the question at thistime butt, I, = said 20 20
a candidate when the time co mes.
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Fire in C,o ); LEI,
fl(E3Xl N a asnciRteds Press. 9

POTTS WILLIE ,'f + Az, - August 5.--In a
IRE to-day In the Ia st r Inc Is not Collieryi
I Of the Il Phllndel phin5 and Il Reading Coal
and Iron Company, " n n this spl lace six
boilers were rendered us e. less and several
small buildings near s. the bollers house
were destroyed. The new breaker was
snved. The loss will reach 500, 0oO. ,Si5s u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Quarrel Over a Nickel.

b X li} "a (I3y Associated Press,)
+ gIsYANG I3LINI y, I, August b,--A !, auaE-
rel over flye cents led up 70 an O.! g efc =
ton last night which terminated ln Fl.
IN Greggs, who came here recently from
5Pen,nsyly ania, being sta bbed eight times
With u carving knife and fatally wound
id by w n /. Crouch, Of this place.
Greggs, II Is alleged, was the aggFessor'
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Heads CuctO Off.
'CBy ssocintcd I Prc!s,s.,,.'


i NYDSTg POINT,sgG a., "a ugust II 81 Otis
TruettSand Clarence p t lilo, two negroes,
we're run 4 over and their heads cutoff
Ii, ear 4 hero BY a train on the Atlantagand
West II r oint Raj lroad earl to- lay. Tho
superstition was ii TINT N the negroes had
+ been murdered and their bodies placed
.on!. the track to Tide the crime, but the
coroner decided # that q the Il train killed
the me H.. 8 e.
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Are Recovering.

$33 Mr.. Everett Hudglns. the raj road fire.
man. who was SO badly burned By 81 1, g
boiler explosion about flye weeks &c ago, y
now able to be UP. and walking about
at tho Retreat for the Sick: IS Il,
M IIis doctors hope he viii be able to
leave for his home shortly. Il,
az Mr.. John B. SBlount, 3 who was wounded
In the sham battle at Chase City on July
rapidlyS Improving a t the Retreat for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Arrested at Oyster Bay.
EIRy3 a ssociatod Press,

k(T3y5 Associated Press,l
Cook. who said that he was a. lawyer
3f,,ffa NyashIng ton. D !. Fl Gu was Il rrested
l$s 1T BY secret service mon While
5,g Z. 8, Yg8 to climb Sycamore HILL To-.
d.,s pok5 was sentenced to! five days
III, the county jail at Mineola on the
charge OF yagrancy. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
SALOON . v. /: <,
1 At \ !. Lakewood 1. ! 1 N . Do

The balloon will so M. every after.
NOON this week at lakewood, ct O'CLOCK 8,
sIianaaer Buford to make his thrilling
'parachute Jumps. and the public is in-
yited to see this show free OF pharge.s
the ceneeEts VII Pc sy Se tW Sns
on on Tuessdny Chldrcn's Day will again
be observed, NIX ..-..a....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
M IS. Phoebus Very Ill

/ Mrs. Gill, mstsa of the Male Orphan
messnge. announcing that Mrs Harrison
phoebus, OF Old Point. ls DANCE ronsly3 u,
,na that those around he r are lnollen-
larily expee ting be-. g a e. ", !,
DAY s to be With. her friend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Richmocnd Il, ii New ~ ork.

III (special to This Tines Dispa tch.)
NEW YORK, Aug. BIB Broad way Gem.
tral N. Willis, Jr., Fl. "a I. Kidd: Bar
tholdl, Fl. p. Lambeth, "A. T., Alcock;;
Saranac.s Up, & r. oodwar I'd r Hotel AS tor,
q. Hamiston. r. "a Binswan ger. "a n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
4 Gustav,us w y eh1nanll,

s BAITIliORE. August 5.-,--ti ust aYus ".
I ,shmar,n, widely known for his workl
i a chemistry and ba etsrio logy, died to-;
rs, n his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
KNOWLES SAYS ]. ] {; J.
AGW N | s. ! !! D
He Further Isx lai,ls His TEAM
sition ii the Gas N
s,is5 Mud die IA
on Saturday nlorning The ~ n
patch printed the FOL ng IRE stiles

q SdS
perlntende nt Ilno Cas-
Works, declined to a Iscuss the stioIlsSS
last light, further than I'll that 81 erasl
were two factions s. Ii the Council J Il and
that he did not propose to be- NH ed @ltp
in%the light at this time. III cont q ssS
5S s III make a stat en1e EN- tlleS
N proper line, 10 u ms tired ceal5si
an1ent ana I'm goln s Ct tfern Whsng
al MI tond8 to cal spad SspadeEs
ard Isrn$not ling to spare TIL ny
what III know, and 81 WI II be over my OWE
signature,
s8y Mr.. ssIxno wles now declares that what
& lie said was mean ocular r W The repre-
+ sentative OF The TilAes.D lspatc was
used by FL KnoWl who said mo ingsSs
about n his 81 remarks being stHt ed sSassHa
OCULAR It was thoug Is tina az he olyeS
with great earnestn ess RIA
2s85 Ir.3s movies has 81 equested n that thai
following lette be print ted ssss
The Times-D lspa to- HIN
s9 Gen tlenlen. our Issue of the III
the al ttcle " G asgow NJ ay Build sGAa
Works. YOU have done me an iii1ustic
possibly Observation-Disclosures and Ell ave i'm one
paragraph attributed to me 4; some N lan-IS
sguage I never used ;sS and ot her language
\ SO arranged as to con yey lin IN aopinto n)
Impressions entirely frerent from those
Intended by me, s
y our representa- tive phoned me at y $niy|
home, Al bout S q clock ,,sS on tlieS
when declined to discuss the mattersa|
stating that when 7 had any stat emantd
to max q would do 4 SO Y over my
Signature, IL :sSy
4 u When he Still Insisted on my makingsAl
statement. i told him that AZ was il lred5 n
4 or being bothered about this matter, III; NJ
2ferring particularly III to- q out iders Wh1A
apparently had thing to a 3 NV ii thes|
gas middle. direetl y,,g N and n mad l3sS
remark soInewha Il ocllla rlySs orSS 50
tcnded) that would " Zeal saaS spad TAI
spade q II they (the outsiders col tinnsd
worry me ca and NJ nssS
lind been doing q III 81 Il. "a
n p nm confident thu q during my SconveS.:
sation with your re antat I've III fused
no such word ms concea lrllent as am
quoted as using, "a nd "a here lar ans
SNconcealment.sln the gas / nrs tier or ann
graft" or any fraud ulents irreguiari Il issS
4 have no knowledg So thereof and
pa graz flS In quest Ion eems d
left N contrary impresslo on on the nltnllsaa
of some OF The public will be rs Adss Etsl
you VIII correct this erroneous simpraEszE
sion by publishing this 4 In N Your mex ss
issue kindly giving v II "a Ia I'LL pronlineItay
place as the article re ferred "a to Orr aafN
nearly So as possible s 5lag
Very respect full u ss;s u S
" 81 5Sl W. r. 8 KNOWLES SS2
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Mrs. Lawson Dead.

Cry Associated Press.)
scIruATIi, h MASS. August 5i--Mrs.
Thomas w lawson wife Of tho Boston
5f,nancier, died at Dreamy void. Mr. IAW-
son's summer homo here, to-day. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
THEGREBEKAHS s, B ssIsf3
Give Entertain1ne at ldleWooF

The enthusiastic ladies' Of Friendship
Lodge have arranged a dance for to-nlRt
IN the pavilion at Idlewood.. +, The ticket
are placed y at s twentyrt Il We cents, nT.l
the usual cato fee I viii be done lwas,
with. All OF the surplus funds 8of 81 N
5Rebeka h I odgeFis used for he orpta IN
home, and quite q turnout isS OK pected sfN.
ID the commIttee tickets can be- proc gSlS
from Mr.. Ifo fheiIne II a on Rroad 81 8 tref9s
fnd Manly B. u Ramos a Gomppll i 81 ~
Main Street, ri Us Il. w HI
most graceful dancers, both Ia Dies q ~
gentlemen, @ ~ 10 II
The average political platform y made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

ssyYASHINdTON,8 August Nothing Is
known here of Karl Cook, arrested at
oyster bay by secret service officers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
Vacation at Roanoke.

4 Miss Amanda Baldwin, a trained nurse
her vacation at her home in Roanoke.
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10 Serve Common People

3SrWc have notified the Citizens Assoc
Citations In various communities OF the
proposal Of the labor trust to dominate
the aGmms labor a
Unions 70 nominate and elect only such.
men as will fai thfully serve the common
people, and who will oppose all trust,
whsa safh ad 81 h
the welfare OF the people. 81
1--WE particularly Invite attention to
the attack on the Congr essnen who res
fused to assist In passing the infamous I.s
bil ths lab
to tie the hands ~ the courts and thus
permit property to- he destroyed and
men assaulted before the courts can act;
such condition ct affairs T. y thought
their members free license to commit
whence without restraint but II can
be seen, thai an absence Of restraining q
trusts Il they should see fl to hire mon
blow up their homes IN like manner as
tho labor unions now operate
pnaro MSua re return to barbarsm not
favorable to present day ciYilizat ion,
Citizens Of all classes must act In
defense Of their liberties and oonastitp-
ttional ytghIs and aetlyely Interest them hem
s Thsrs al are 7s,oooooo common citizens as
compared With about 100000 members
Of the labor trust. Flany OF whom are ul-
rriotic citizens with q desire. for the up.
holding OF law and order, and who VIII
not vote to place further power In the
ihandss OF the labor trust leaders. ne
interests Of the great najority. the com
non mon spe opIe, must be conserved and pro.
tected by the eleatiop of their own rep-
lresentatiyes, whe Their they be Democrat 70
ms ~
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I excuse that capital.
suffering by paying
therefore they have
Iethods that produce
1ot' members OF heir
Upon the theory that
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light to do likewise.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06

AZ 80. ~ ~ mo lIit'4N. IN ~. EN-
oil. gas and other
mass to elect their
ongress or the State
Pile would suffer, and
/ past from the few
oeen, SO elected. The
labor trust should
Is members to these
cited by any orgnnl-
lt@thnt organization.
such movements Is
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the common people,
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-18
MAIN BURSTS, COLUMN
or BLAME SHOOTS UP
Spectacular Blaze at New Bruins
wick Extinguished and Damage
Repaired With Difficulty.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 49,
A high pressure main of the Public
Service Corporation burst last night
and a spectacular fire resulted. 1t
is a t~welve-inch main and is used to
carry gas manufactured in Camden
across the state to supply central and
northern Jersey towns. The main
crosses the Delaware and Raritan
canal and the Raritan river at this
city.
The break occurred just at the tow
path separating the canal and river.
The gas caught fire and a pillar of
flame shot fifty feet into the air. AT
ter much trouble the gas was shut off
both side of the stream, and after
the pipe and earth had cooled enough
to permit workmen to approach the
break was repaired, but it was long
after midnight before repairs were
completed.
In the meantime New Brunswick,
Bound Brook, Plainfield and other
towns dependent usually on the high
pressure service hal to use the local
supplies from local plants, which are
held in reserve for just such emer-
gencies.