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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
DECATUR.


 Decatur, June S.-ISpecal)-Mr, and Mrs. John W. Holland have returned from their wedding trip to Louisville and the Jamestown exposition.
 Mrs. J r. Brumblee of Mobile is visit ing here.
 Mrs. Frank Stahlman of Nashville is vis- iting here
 Mrs. w s. Stephens has returned from Jasper.
 Miss Julia May Penney is at home after a visit to Huntsville and Athens. Mrs. w. B. Oxford of Tennessee is vis- iting here.
 Miss Willie Davis or Town Creek is the guest of friends.
 Mrs. J. T. Carter is visiting in Indiana Miss Lula Mckinney is visiting in Gull man.
 Mrs. sallie Green of Manchester, Tenn. is visiting here.
 Mrs. A. M. Compton Is visiting in Hart selle.
 MT and Mrs J H. Jones of Tuscumbia are here on a visit.
 Mrs. Mary D. Foster is visiting in Bir- mngham.
 Mrs. Herbert Cartwright is at home from a visit to Mississippi. Mrs Rosalie Chapman of Huntsville Is visiting here. fNIOr and Mrs | NJ Collier are at Walnut Grove.
 Mrs. J. E. Gardner of Huntsville is vis- iting here.
 Mrs. Hobbs Fennell of Huntsville is here on q visit.
 Miss Irene Jones has returned from visit to south Alabama, Georgia and Flor ida.
 Mrs. Eugene Raney is visiting in Athens.
 Mrs. George Holmes of Huntsville is vis- itlng here.
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ATHENS

Athens, June S.-lspecial )-AIiss Gin thia Session, who has been visiting Mrs. w. F. Mcdaniel, has gone to Georgia.
 Miss Josie Cole, who has been visiting Mrs. Emma Grffis, has returned to Bir mlngham.
 Miss Hadee Tutwier of Birmingham has been the guest of Miss Rosa Warten. The Misses Lovejoy of Gadsdenn hay Q been the guests of Misses Katie and Annie Grass
 Miss Bell Mitchell of Pulaski has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. J. Rus sell.
 Miss Irene Russell is home from Bowl ing Green. Ky.
 Mrs E. B. Erwin has returned to Boyles, after visit to friends here.
 Mrs. Kirk Henry and daughter of Mo- bile are visiting her parents MT and Mrs. Ed F. Puryear. Mss Mitchell of Anniston has been tie guest of Miss Lizzie Crawford.
 Miss Mary N. Moore has gone for visit to her mother at Birmingham.
 Miss Isabelle Chandler has gone to Gin clnnati where she will be with her sister for the summer.
 Miss Sallie Randy has returned from a visit to Montgomery friends.
 Misses Alice and Laura Lou Jones save returned from New Mexico, where they have been for some months.
 Mrs. T. M. Coxe has returned from a visit to friends at Hartseiie
 MT. and Mrs. E. M Tutwiler, who hdve been the guests of Miss Mary N. Moore, have returned to their home.
 Mrs. Eugene Raney of Decatur has been the guest of friends here.
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GADSDEN.

Gadsden. June s-(Special)- J. l.. Tanner and Miss Ethel Line departed for New York Tuesday and will sail from that city for tour of Europe next week.
 Mrs. Edward Moss has gone to Atlanta on an extended visit to relatives and friends.
 Mrs. J L. Tolhelm and son have gone to Hamilton, O., on a prolonged visit to relatives.
 Mrs. Robert Simpson and Mrs. A. D. Simpson have gone to Chicago and FL gin III, to visit relatives.
 Miss Margaret Pittinger of Cincinnati is the guest of Miss Irene Whorton on Forest avenue
 J. w, Taylor has returned from a visit to relatives in south Alabama.
 Mrs. M. R. Cottle, who has been vis- iting her sons here has returned to her home at Five Points,
 c. M. Taul of Birmingham is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Kelley.
 Mrs. c. c. Williams and Mrs. A. G..
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CULLMAN.

Culman, June S.-(Special )-Prof. San, II. Green visited his old home In Falk- vile this week.
 Miss Ida Musgrove of Prattville was the guest of relatives in Cullman Mon day and Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. M. l.. Robinson left "Wednesday for Baltimore to spend a month with friends and relatives
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Green of Decatur, were guests at the home of Prof. and Mrs s. H. Green this week.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. II. Turnhbull and their bright little son, John, left the city for Flora, Ala. Saturday, where they will spend some time before returning to their home in Detroit
 Mrs. Eliza Grafton and daughter, Miss Mamie, have moved to Ohio, where they will reside in the future.
 Frank " Tilford has returned from a visit to Nashville.
 Mrs Florence Parker and Miss Birdie Deeds of San Antonio. Tex, visited the family the first of the week.
 Hon. J. B. Brown has returned from a stay of several days in Athens. P. B. Arnold of Birmingham is spend ing several days with Cullman friends.
 Miss Jamie Musgrove has returned to her home in Bangor after visiting rela- tives in Cullman for few days
 Paul Gerstenkorn has returned to his home in Milwaukee after a pleasant visit to A B. Hoenig.
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MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, June S.-(special.)-A new social club has been formed in Mont gomery. the membership of which is com posed of members of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. It is the purpose of the mem bers of the club to give entertainments at intervals during the year and the first was given on Wednesday, when they entertained at a barbecue at Jackson's S Lake The party went out on the Louis vile and Nashville at 9 o'clock and breakfast was served at il o'clock. Dan cing and card games were the features Of the entertainment until at 3 o'clock, when a sumptuous barbecue dinner was served. There are many of the members of the Shriners' club who belong to the Zamora Temple of Birmingham. Mrs. Emile Meyer Is president of the club and MT. Dave Crossland secretary.
 Miss Elizabeth Williams gave beau tiful card party on Ionday afternoon in oimpiment to her guest, Miss Marie Powell of Hurtsboro. Two prizes were awarded, a white silk parasol, to Miss Mary Marshall Vass, and an embroidered shrtwaist, to Miss Helen McJunkns.
 pr. and Mrs. Lamar Law have gone to Boston, where they will remain until the middle of August.
 Mrs Minnie Reese Richardson of Wash ington, who has been visiting relatives here for the past week, has returned home.
 Miss Calhoun and Miss Chamberlain have gone to their summer home in Spring Lake N. J.. where they will make their home all the year for the future. The Calhoun Chamberlain school, formerly of New Jersey, which has been in Montgomery for the past five years, will be located in Spring Lake. N. J., for the fAture.
 Miss Cofrie C. Smith has gone to Bir- mlngham to visit relatives.
 The marriage of Miss Jessie Lazarus of Birmingham and MT. Eugene Wolff of Brastrop. La, was solemnized Monday afternoon at o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nose Sable on Perry street The bride wore a gown of white chiffon over taffeta. She was accompa- nied to the place arranged for the cele- bration by her brother. MT. Arthur Lag arus. Tho groom was attended by MT Julius Wolff as best man. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. Carrie Lazarus. mother of the bride; Miss Flos- sic Lazarus, Mrs. Fannie Herzfeld, Mrs s. A. Herzfeld Mrs. Julius Wolff and MT. Irving Wolff, all of Birmingham.
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Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Montague. MT. and Mrs. James A. Caldwell. MT and Mrs. w. A. Sadd, MT. and Mrs. P. E. VII son, MT. and Mrs. T. H. McCalie, MT. and Mrs. z. F. Patten. Mir. and Mrs, [. F. Milburn. MT. and Mrs. G, c. Fletcher, MT. and Mrs.sD. F. Montague, MT. and Mrs. J. T. Arnold, MT and Mrs. Eugene Thomasson. MT. and Mrs. E. I. Chapin. Mir. and Mrs. l.. W. Llewellyn, MT. and Mrs l.. A. Perry, MT. and Mrs. William Cooper. MT. and Mrs. c. F. James. Mir. and Mrs. Douglass Baxter, Mir. and Mrs. C. c. Nottingham, Mrs. K. D. Rath- burn, Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Mitchell. Mir and Mrs M. B. Ochs, Mir. and Mrs. O.. l.. Wilson. MT and Mrs. Garnett Andrews, MT. and Mrs. C.. N. Woodwork. Mir. and Mrs. R D. Lotspiech, Mir. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams. MT. and Mrs. A. s. Cald- well, Mir. and Mrs. John s. Martin, Mi and Mrs. w. M. Lasley. Mir. and Mrs. F, A. Abbott, MT, and Mrs. z. c. Pat ten, Jr.. MT. and Mrs. G. W. Adams MT. and Mrs. F. F. wheland, Mir. and Mrs G. A. Barnes. MT. and Mrs. Her mann Ferger, MT. and Mrs. D. c. Bloom, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Rant. MT. and Mrs. T. H. Payne. Mir. and Mrs. Park Mccall lie, MT. A. J. Gahagan, MT. and Mrs Ross Faxon, MT. and Mrs. Foster ". Brown. MT. and Mrs. ] A. Rule. Mir. and M"- Morrow Chamberlain, MT. and Mrs. c. N. Woodworth MT. and Mrs. T. H. Lasley. MT and Mrs. R, H. Will Hams. MT. and Mrs. c. K. Smith. MT. and Mrs. Theodore Langdon Montague. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Weir. MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rathmell, MT. and Mrs. T. r. Stewart MT. and Mrs. D. N. Barrett. MT. and Mrs. L. A. Perry. MT. and Mrs. D. MacMillan. Col. Tomlinson Fort. MT. and Mrs. c. W. Olson. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Atwater. MT. and Mrs. w. c. sharon. Mir and Mrs. c. E. Richmond, MT and Mrs. W.sH. Converse, MT. and Mrs. A. S. Bowen. MT. and Mrs. W, R. Frye, Mfr. and Mrs. T. G. staurer, Mir. and Mrs. e. A. Benscoter.
 Bishop Wilson was also among the dis tinguished guests the entire lower floor of the main -bhiidins of the university
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, June S.-(Special)-A de- lightful recital was given Thursday night by Miss Ethel Kennedy at the studio of the Tuscaloosa School of Music.
 The young people of the Baptist church gave a very entertaining 'socal' in the parlors of the church Thursday night. Miss Bettle Wilds, assisted by a commit tee of young ladies, had the entertainment in charge and made of it thorough suc- cess in every respect.
 George Snedecor, who has been a mem Der of the faculty of the Presbyterian High school In Selma during the past ses- sion, has come home to spend the vaca- ton.
 Mrs. J. T. Searcy, Jr, of Columbus, Miss. and children, are the guests of Dr. J. T. Searcy's family at the hospital.
 Judge W. S. Thorington and family left today for Montgomery. They will spend all of the summer in that city.
 Mrs. George D. Johnston, Jr., has gone to Chattanooga to spend a month, with Mrs. Abbie Estes in the latter's cottage q Lookout.
 Miss Belle Clements has gone to Eutaw to join a house boat party being given by MT. Mcclure of the Mcclure Lumber company.
 Miss Mary Nuzum has returned home from Spartanburg. s. C., where she has been at school at Converse college during the session Just closed.
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was thrown open. Two formal groups were arranged for the receiving party while the young girls who were asked to assist served punch from three cut glass bowls placed In the library and cor riders. Several hundred visitors called. On Tuesday morning Captain and Mrs Chamberlain entertained at breakfast in honor of MT. and Mrs. Fairbanks and several friends. Later an automobile par ty was enjoyed to Chickamauga park, where luncheon was served.
 MT and Mrs. Herman Forger, MT. and Mrs. Terrell. MT. and Mrs. Wilson. MT. and Mrs. Atwater and Miss Ella Dyer enjoyed weeks trip on the river in a house boat.
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Mr. and Mrs Odus Bell of Columbia. Tenn, are visiting the family of MT. Eu- gene Bell.
 Mrs. J. E.. Harris of Memphis is vis- iting friends In Sheffield.
 Mrs. F. c. Hardy Is the guest of Mrs. c. T. Robinson.
 Mrs. Fannie Mankin and Mrs. B. J. Wilkes have returned from Sheffield.
 Mrs. Ellen Mayes has gone to Birming- ham to enter Hillman hospital to become a trained nurse.
 Mss Amanda Roberts has returned from a visit to Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Mrs Edward Doud is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. J. Louis, In Lawrence burg, Tenn.
 Mrs. J. w. McCorley of Memphis. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. J.. Thomas, has gone to Mississippi to visit friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
NEW RUGS NEW CARPETS

Arriving daily-The latest novelties = The rarest fabrics from the looms of the most renowned manuac- turers are here. stock second to none Carpet and Rug department thoroughly reorganzed under new and experienced management Rugs from Arnold Constable Bgeow Whitehall, Hartford Sanford and we will soon have stock ol genuine orentals. We want your traie-zand ask you to see our line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
scoTTsBoRo.

Scottsboro, June -(Special)-Prof and Mrs. Marlborough gave the younger set d delightful entertainment Monday even ing.
 Miss Mary Du Kyle has returned from visit to a friend at Plainville, Ga.
 Miss Elizabeth Horton Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Padgett.
 Mrs. Shelley has returned from Holly wood.
 MT. and Mrs. John w. Davis are visitors here.
 Miss Sydney Norwood and MT. Harry Kennedy attended an ice cream supper at Fackler Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Boyd Anderson has gone to Paint Rock.
 Mrs. Snatthinger of Gadsden Is the guest of Mrs. Wade Woodall
 On last Thursday morning in the pro- sate office in the court house, MT. Wiley Nations and Miss Ora Watson of near Section, were united in marriage. the Rev l.. C. Herring performing the ceremony, immediately after which they took the noon train for Huntsville. where they will reside.
 Miss Myrtle Bailey Miss Louise and Miss Willie Shelley and Jessie Garren Walter Ambrester and Amos Huff at tendde an ice cream supper at Holly wood Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Harry Higgins of Larkinsville vis- ited Mrs w. w. McCutchen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
DR. HAMPTON DIES.
Was a Prominent Citizen of Madison
 County.

Huntsville, June S.-(Special.) .)-Dr J. H. Hampton, aged 82 years, died this afternoon at his home at Meridian vile, after an illness of several weeks. He was for many years president of the Madison County Medical society, served several times as a member of the Alabama legislature from Madison county and was for twenty-one years moderator of the Liberty Baptist asso- ciation. He was a Confederate vet eran. having organized company in, the Forty-third Mississippi Infantry and serving as captain. He had been resident of Madison county since 1872, and was well known throughout this section.
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FLORENCE.

Florence. June S-(Special)-Mrs. Kate Adams Keller announces the engagement and approaching marraige of her daugh- ter. Mildred Campbell Keller to MT. The interesting event will occur Wednes- day evening, July IT, at g o'clock at the First Presbyterian church, this city. The wedding will be quite a social event, as the bride-to be is one of the social favor ties here. Her distinguished sister, Miss Helen Keller, will be the brides maid Of honor. The bridal journey will include a trip to Jamestown exposition. and visit to the Cambridge home of her sister, and MT. and Mrs. J. Albert Macey. They will spend several weeks visiting noted places in the east. Miss Keller Is d daughter of the late Capt. Arthur Keller. for a number of years prominent in jour nalistic and political. circles in the state, and man of high social and professional standing.
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virginia-caroIina Chemical Company Loses $s5,00o.

Montgomery, June 8.-(Special. )-In a fire this afternoon in one of their warehouses, the Virginia-Ca Carolina Chemical company sustained loss of $85,000. The building held 5000 tons, of meal and 40,000 tons of acid valued at s60,000. with $25,0o0 for the build ing. The insurance is said to be ample.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
TUSCUM BIA.

Tuscumbia, June S.-(Special. )-Miss Rose McGinder has returned to her home in Oxford, Miss.
 Mrs. Martin Rudder has returned from a visit to Stevenson.
 Mrs. Louie Johnson is visiting her sis ter In Iuka, Miss
 Mrs. Mary Nicely of Middleton Is the guest of her ister, Mrs. Isaac O'Neil.
 Miss Nell Brtton is visiting in Troy, Ala.
 Miss Evelyn Lassiter has returned from Decatur, Ga, where she attended com mencement.
 Mrs. Arthur Henry of Columbus, Miss. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate De Long.
 Miss Marie Smith of Memphis Is visit ing relatives here.
 Miss Josie Miner of Florence visited the city this week.
 Mrs. J. w. Davis has returned from Birmingham. where she visited her sis ter, Mrs. T. E. Brooks wife of the SUI perintendent of the Louisville and Nash vile railroad of that city.
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Roilermakers Strike.

Monterey, Mexico, June s.-A strike of the bcflermakers of the Mexican
 Central railroad here and at other points along the line is in progress. Some trouble is reported to have oc- cured at Tampico and several arrests made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
SHEFFIELD.

Sheffield, June s.-(Special )-Mrs Stock- ton Cooke was the hostess of the Neigh borhood club Wednesday evening" The ladies who composed the club, in addition to the host and hostess. were: MT. and Mrs J. R. Coleman, MT. and Mrs Sam c. Cooke, MT. and Mrs. l.. B. McTyer, Mrs. Hay of Hot Springs, Ark Mrs. Minnie Gautt of Tuscumbia, and Mrs. c. F. Hague, Miss Ella Johnson, Miss Annie B. Cohen: II. M. Bailey, Allen Roulhac and Mount. Mrs. Hay and Mir. McTyer were the prize winners
 Miss Marian Rhodes of Corpus Christ is visiting her brother Dr. E. G. Rhodes.
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STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Weems. who have been the guests of Mrs. R. B. Kyle, have returned to their home at Meridian, Miss.
 Sears Lee is visiting relatives and friends at Marion, Ala.
 Brs. E. G. Minnemeyer is visiting rela- tives at Covington, Ky.
 MT. and Mrs Wilburn Hill have re- turned from their honeymoon trip to points Tn the west.
 Miss Mamie Caddell has returned from a visit to friends at Annlston.
 Mrs. M. R. Brown has gone to Eustiee, Fla. to visit her mother
 MT. and Mrs. Richard White of Pres cott, Ark, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Kelley at their mountain home, Bellevue.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville, June S7-(Special.) )--The mem- bers of the Swastika club were enter taned by Miss Davie Graham Wednes- day evening at her home on East Holmes street.
 Miss Barnes Richardson entertained a few friends at cards on Thursday after noon.
 Mrs. Alex Dyas entertained party of friends at bid euchre on Tuesday after noon.
 Mir and Mrs. Jack Lowry of Memphis are visiting Col. and Mrs. Jere Murphy
 Mrs. Douglas ScruKgs of Decatur <has returned home after visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. Ben Pettus.
 Miss Odelle Written of Chicago Is visit ing Mrs. II. P. Turner.
 Miss Josie Varin siv sitting Tn Birmng- ham. 5. fs
 Miss Hattie Hamer has returned from Norfolk, Va.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Humphrey nave returned to their home in Savannah, Fa., after visiting relatives in Huntsville.
 Mrs. A. w. Newson has returned from Nashville.
 Mrs. Siegmund Morgan of Birmingham Is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Brown.
 Mrs. Carl Lundgren of Augusta Ga, has gone to Memhpis after visiting Mrs. Will liam Greet.
 Miss Mable Griffin of Birmingham is visiting relatives in Huntsville.
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FOR RENT-To gentlemen only, two rooms in handsome modern home; prettiest loca- tion South Highlands; terms reasonable. Answer T., care Age Herald.
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Two Dies of Ruhonic Plauue.

Port of Spain, Trinidad, B. w. l., June S.-It was officially announced today that two fatalities of bubonic plague had occurred on the Island of Trini- dad.
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CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, June S.--(SpecialJ-The visit of Vice-President and Mrs. Fair banks to Capt. and Mrs. H.. s. Cham
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FIRE AT MONTGOMERY.

Try the Gawk fvr haIf-tonc and lIna Illustrations. Aqe-Heraid 6ulldlnn. .
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MONEY FOR YOU-Read the Earle Place Ad today.
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Garbage Cans at reduced prices on account Removal Sale. Prowell Hardware Go.
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Who Does Your Upholstering!
 Why Not Stowers!

We have the very latest novelties in upholstery fabrlcS-every pattern new one--no old stock as this is a new department Our workman is trust worthy, honest and tasety in his work. His prices are satisfactory We want you to letus figure with you on any upholstered pieces-Couches, Daven- ports, Rockers, Parlor Suits odd pieces, Window Seats. Look over our upholstery stock, as well as display. We do all this work and do it well; and our charges are quite low in comparison to others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
RAILROAD WAR NOT
TO Be FELT. HERE
Conductors and Trainmen or
Sixty-Five Lines to Demand
Higher Salaries.
~~~~N<~~<S~N>N.

| Rumblinss of railroad war. which
may be more serious in It's nature than
that caused by reduced passenger rate
laws, have followed the. announcement
that $4,000 employees of sixty-five rail-
road lines east OF the Mississippi will
make radical demands for increased
wages in January. There is strong in
timation OF general strike unless the
roads comply.
Heads Of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors and the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen admit that n demand
for more pay will be made by the first
week in January. 1t Will require more
than four weeks to complete a poll of
the locals on the proposition. Then la
Dor leaders will meet in Chicago to
canvass the vote. The increase de-
sired is 10 per cent. Should it be de-
termined to present the petitions am
pie time will be given to the transport
tation companies to comply. In the
event of a refusal 1t is feared and be-
lieved that strike plans will be- seri-
ously pressed.
Will Not BE Felt Here.
The result Of the local voting will
not be known until January 90. at
which time the polls will be closed.
Members OF the Order OF Railway
Conductors in Richmond said yesterday
that the proposition would not apply
locally. for the reason that conduc-
tors and other employees of each road
have grievance committee. all ques-
tons relating to wages being taken up
by that committee and the companies
direct. THE matter has not evenbeen
considered by US" said an officer Of
tho order yesterday. 1T does not af-
feet our territory"
Among the railroads to be-. AFFECTED
are the lines OF the Pennsylvania sys-
TEN, Baltimore and Ohio, Boston and
Maine, Central Railroad Of New Jer-
sey. New York Central lines, Delaware
and Hudson, Delaware; Lackawanna
and Western. Hooking Valley and New
York, New Haven and Hartford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11

Buekwheat Flour-ouet. cornmeal-steady.
R!e-.Dull. Wheat-spot easy; No., red.
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cember. s1ooS; May. s1.o7h; July, s1.olh.
Corn-Spot steady: No. 2. sc. elevator. Op.
items lie. net higher. December. &C.: May,
6ikc. Onts--Spot steady; mixed, 54Iac.
Peef and Cut Ments-Steady. Lard
STEADY; Western, prime. sSs5 q s.4o: refined.
steady. Professionally; family 1880. Tai
lc"---Quiet. Pctroleum-FIrm. Rosin--
Strained common to good. sA25f14.aO Tur-
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Sasar-Raw. firm: fair refining. 5000 ass;
centrifugal. 96 test, SS.75gS.S5: moIasses
sugar. ss9315; refined. quiet cotfee--srot
quiet; Rio. No. z. &C.: Santos. No 4. 7Sc.;
mild steady: Cordoya. as.a 13hc. Futures
closed at net decline of 5Ml0 points. But
ter--Stcady and unchanged. Cheese--Quet
snd unchanged. Eggs-Firm and unchang-
cd. Frelghts and Peanuts---ouie, steady
and unchanged Fotatoes--southern. sweet.
S.1s.00. Cabbage-Dull and unchanged.
Cottonseed Oil--Firm for spot, but easy
FOR futures. Prime crude. CSC; prime sum
lner yellow. SSc.. of summer yellow, 37.rl
Sf&c.; good. off summer yellow. 3T@37Ac.:
Prime winter, $50: prime winter yellow 45c.