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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
ROADS NOT TO BLAME.
Hartman Talks About the Threatened
Coal Shortage.

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 13.-E. Fl
Hartman and his two sons ATTENDED
church at Trinity Episcopal Cathe
dral here Sunday during break IL
the Westward vacation trip which
the railroad magnate is making In
his special train. The Hartman
party was accompanied from Chi.
cago TO Omaha by President Hara.
nan, OF the Illinois Central.
Mr.. Hartman gave out long In
terview Sunday afternoon. Many of
MS statements had. however. been
MADE before. He declined TO COM
ment upon recent court actions
against corporations.
In answer to questions. Mr.. Har-
riman said
Il think we shall have n coal
shortage this winter. due To the een-
erai increase In the consumption of
coal py reason OF the great expan-
sion OF all lines OF industries all
over the country, and also to the fact
.nat some mines are not able to turn
out as much as they might because
OF lack OF labor. and then there is
the shortage OF freight cars to be
reckoned with. And to this car
shortage | want to say a word In
reply to the general charge that the
railroads are wholly to blame for
car shortage. The charge is unjust
Ia many respects. Numerous causes
conspire to bring about shortage
or congestion In cars where the peo-
PIE Know nothing. and they are
causes for which the railroads are
not responsible and cannot avoid ("
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17

| Paris, Aug. 10.-In spite of the
firm Intention OF the French govern
ment to keep within the terms of the
Aigeciras convention In It's dealings
with Morocco, the French press
clearly foresees that France. unless
the situation rapidly improves. has
entered upon long and heavy task
me newspapers express the opinion
tnat France, upon which the chief
burden OF restoring security in the
disturbed country will fall. NAV be
forced to occupy in turn all Moroc-
can ports and then probably be com
PEELED to undertake a punitive expe-
dition to Fee, after which II would
De impossible to withdraw. as was
the case with the British in Egypt
AS the British bombardment of Alex
andria ensured the prestige of Great
britain In Egypt, so. 1t is argued. the
French bombardment of Casa Blanca
VIII have similar effect in Morocco
An expedition to Fee, the newspa pers
point out, would. like the British VIC
tory at Tel ell Kebir complete the
parallel.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17

Wheat-Club, soc; bluesten, SIC
valley, 500; red, 7sc.
oats-No. l white. s25; gray
nominal.
BArlcy-Feed. s2l .b0@s2 Der ton
brewing nominal; rolled, s2s.5o@
corn-whole, sas; cracked, 500 per
Hay-Valley timothy, No. l, S17@
Is per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy.
s21@2s; clover, 50; cheat, ,etalo:
grain hay, s9@1o; alfalfa, sls@l4.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 27M @sOc
per pound.
foultry-Average old hens, l2k@
lSc per pound; mixed chickens. 1910.
spring chickens, 15a18c; old roosters
s@sc; dressed chickens, 16@17c; tur-
keys, live, 12@15c; turkeys. dressed
choice, nominal; geese. live. saIlc.
ducks, 8@14c.
Eggs-French ranch, candled. 29fa
Csc per dozen.
Fruits-Cherries. s@l21Sc a pound.
apples, sl.5092.25 per box; spitsen-
bergs, $3.50 per box; cantaioupes
t2.o0@3.bO per crate; peaches. coca
u. 20 per crate; raspberries. 81. 25(a
LOO per crate; blsckberries. 507c
Per pound; loeanberries, 81 per crate:
apricots, 81 .50@2 per crate.
vegetables-Turnips, 81. rs per sack.
carrots, 81 per sack; beets. az per |
sack; asparagus, 10c per pound; besns
Ste5c per pound; cabbage. 2kc NO,
pound; celery, 81 % per dozen; corn
zot93bc per dozen; cucumbers. b0cfas1
per box; lettuce, head, 25c per dozen.
onions, 10000 per dozen; peas 46a5c
per pound; radishes, zoe per dozen.
tomatoes, sl@1 .25 per crate.
Poatoes-New, 11S@2c per pound
veal-Dressed, 55k@81Sc Der pound II
Beef-Dressed bulls, sx@4c per
pound; COWS, 6@616c; country steers (
Mutton-Dressed, fancy, s@sc per
pound; ordinary, Sole; spring lambs
sS9<c per pound.
Pork-Dressed, et@s1lc per pound.
Hops-8t9716c per pound, according s
% quality. u
WOOL Eastern Oregon, average best
o<ozzc per pound, according to shrink
g.; valley, 20t922c, according 10 fne- {
-; mohair choice, 290soc pound. '
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17

Tangier, Aug. 1S.-Fierce lighting
between fanatical tribesmen and the
french forces outside Casa Blanca
was sun In progress when the
french transport Anatolle left the
peieaguered town, The battle start =
ed with determined attack on the
part OF the Moors. After hard
struggle, the tribesmen were driven
back with great loss. The latest re-
ports say that the tribesmen ara
gradually being driven back. the
French being seven and a half miles
from the city and alternately she'll
ing and charging the fanatics.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
KEYS SILENT AT CHICAGO.
Operators Refuse to Work With Nom
union Men At Los Angeles.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-The telegraph
Operators who are employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Company
In Chicago went on strike tonight at
IL o'clock. The trouble was precipl-
tated by the Los Angeles strike.
which was started two days ago.
Tonight the local executive board
Iof the Commercial Telegraphers
Union met and discussed the remov-
ing of the men who refused to work
with the non-union operators en-
ployed In Los Angeles. When the
men were notified of this step all
operators employed In the overland
division of the local Office refused 10
work any longer with the non-unlon
men. When this action was taken,
Night Chief Harry Price ordered all
who refused to work TO leave the OIL
flee. He then went into other diyi-
sions and requested the men to go
Into the overland division. In every |
case he was met with a refusal, I'M
til over 70 men we're sent home.
The grievance committee OF the
union called on Mr.. Price and noti-
fled him that unless every man was
reinstated by midnight every union
man In the Office would be called
out. This was refused and promptly
At midnight, by prearrangement.
whistle was blown and every opera
.or employed In the main Office, with
he exception of six wire loop chiefs,
including Mr.. Price and his two as
'istants, left their keys and with
'ound OF cheers filed out OF the Of !
Ice. The men employed by the COM
,any at the various morning news
'apers had been notified Of the con-
emplated strike and they also quit 7
work. In
The local officials of the union to-
light stated that the day operators
Employed by the company, most of ;
'hom belong to the union, would re-
use to go to work In the morning. :,
his will include all branch Offices :,
throughout the city. :,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Monument to Victor H,,ro

brussels, Aug. 10.-A simple Dru-
idicai stone Is to be placed at Water
loo In commemoration of Victor
hugo. The sponsor of the movement
Is Count Louis Cavans, who has d.
rected the activities for the preser-
vation OF the souvenirs OF the great
battle, and II is he that has given the
ground upon which will be erected
.ne simple monument. The inscrip-
tlon VIII be ITO Victor Hugo. I'M
mortal Bard of Waterloo" The
memorial viii be dedicated toward
the end of the year.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Has Cure for Meninri.i.

onlcago' Aug. S.-A special dis.
pa'cn TO the Tribune from Cleveland
says; According to private advices ro
C celved last night from New York and
Oastaiia, Ohio, the wealth of John n
fS or ,sn has made possible a curo
bos am,enlngitis. DR.. Simon FIeynar
o nas discovered a serum which VIII w;,I
u ru .ne heretofore fatal disease T WI
peIlments made at Castalia - "a
demonstrated the efficacy Of nave ave
s pnc,ln DR.. Flexner is head Of t the
search S'g n Mn institute for Medical RE Ee
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
largest Locomotive Ever

New York, Aug. 9.AThe largest
steam locomotive in the world ,s
ABOUT TO be turned out from the
p1an. OF the American Locomotive
wurhs at schenectady for the Erie
1aiiroad. It will haul on grades a
, IRAN OF loaded cars a mile and a half
long without the aid of helpers, It's
weight is $4,000 pounds. The en- o
sue slne is really two engines and one
ooller. IL has four cylinders. The
engine Is designed for pusher service
ana VIII operate between Snsora
mamma and Gulf Summit Pass II
round practical more will he bnnt
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Foolish Girl AwaLs,.

New York. Aug. 1s-Accordine IN
nepo,'s that have reached Hemp
seeau' the awakening has speedily
So'ne 10 Miss Floretta Whaley, the
o. o-year-old girl who eloped on ApriI
~ with her guardian. the Rev
nnoue Cooke. then rector of 81
George Episcopal Church at Hemp-
stead. Miss Whaley It is reported
mas been deserted by the unfrocked
minister and is reported to be I'm a
sanitarium In Canada, nervous
wreck. 'ous
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Fatal Floods In Japsn.

Victoria. b. O., Aug. 13.-Heayy
loss OF life is reorted from Central
Japan because OF foods. Accordine
20 advices received by the steamer
Armenian several hundred were
killed In all and many injured A
score OF lives were also lost on Koz-
ushina' an island Of zu. by an earth
quake which destroyed many houses
and sent the islanders to the hills in
panic. AT Takigawa the ground
subsidized 20 feet and large humber
We're killed and injured. The Ian
plies. sup
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Brakes Are Bad

=, chicago Aug. S.-western railva,
managers are considerablv 80. 80 s
ny tne charge that the inahi Inflated &c
air,brakes now in use 70 o onaollty OF
and tba % responsible for many wra aIs !
are r rae further intimation that t tSss
with Sat refusing a to equip their at tr .ney
succe.s sew brakes which have h ",ns
S nIe tested by the Panns Deen
nia a h system. The Westinghouse y ,
10 p'e a, nave perfected brake wbs.t PEG
=, csn r.iieged, under hard tests y, Snlch, 1t
cent more effective thar eS,S Is 90 per
slow to % aS use; but the railroads nm" ing
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Two WarshIps for Salvador

san Francisco, Aug. 9.-Proyi-
stoned Tor three months with a large
supply of ammunition and a cargo ~
quick-liring machine guns of the lat
ss. ana most deadly type, the Saliva
uor warship Arcata was ready to sail
last night. The other Salvador war
snip the President. is also in readi-
ness to follow the Arcata. She 10
provisioned for six months and Is
also said to be heavily armed. 10th
tne president and Arcata have been
painted gray war color. They have
oeen strengthened In the construc.
tion OF additional armor w
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Phone Girls Strike Al.

telanhea' Mont, Aug. 7-Twentv
herap 1 .e operators went on st rn.s
reouos soaay In compliance with t NE
I'a 1uest OF the Montana Federa,Io. 'ne ne
LABOR. The strike was eueration OF
men Rutsa movement for the line
are witbout ana several other cities
similar rean telephone service for
pany b.s Jason; The Telephone Com
Junction as applied applied for temporary in
arguman, restraining a boycott ana
United st. tnereon will be had before
u states Judge Hunt tou u before
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Haywood HoIds Recentio,

DenVer' Colo. Aug. 7-Willjam
the %WSy os.' secretary-treasurer OF
s we western Federation of Miners "
" %as az at MS desk in the headomart mart, o.
constart ieaeration this morning A
throurb t stream of visitors poured
and conc cue room, offering greetings
Of tbe organizations es on his acouittaI
mnrder onarge OF completely in tha
of fda r Oh Ex-Governor Steunenbere
his niaa Mr.. Haywood expresses II
ritv pleasure at his reception in es th,a
smoke on Ills MS arrival last night and
strat,o enthusiastically of the der Gnu
~ @'ion at points along the road
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Texans Amend Consti,,,,;o,

austin, Texas. Aug. s.-EarIv re
Turn eurn received from today's snecisl
election held throughout the state s a.
pass upon several constitntiona al
amendments indicate that the amenS
ment providing for a confederato
women's home, an agricultural hr'
reau' and for road tax. will he 90.
RED while those providing for an IN
crease In the pay of members NJ tha
legislature and for a state nrint,ne
plant Will probably be defeated &
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17

1
! Pfttsburg, Aug. 13.-The who'll
mill district Of Western Pennsylva
MIA has been reused to action by tn.
oufrages charged to the murderou,
Black Hand Society. The streets Of
New Castle and Hillsville are being
patrolled by Troop D of the State
Constabulary. More than 40 sus-
poets, including four known leaders,
are In jail at New Castle. The state
constabulary was ordered out bv
Governor Edwin Stuart ON petition
OF citizens, who are afraid to leave
their homes, fearing attack.
Evidence is being secured by pin
kerton detectives employed by the
United States Steel Company. The
detectives are working among the
Italians and as fast as evidence IL
secured suspects are rounded mn nv
the state troops. The police Of Al
legheny City today made the most
Important captures during the err
sade against the Black Hand. in
which the officials OF New YORK.
Philadelphia, Rochester aud other
cities are cooperating.
Giatana Racco Is In Jail. accused
OF slashing the throat OF Mrs. Mary
u. bazusko Mt her home. when abe
refused to give up money demanded
py him and another Italian. for
wnom the police are looking. The
woman has positively Identified Rae.
20 as the man who slashed her |
lnroat with razor. while his &C
complete held cap over her face
Racco was identified as one OF tho
issassins OF Dominic Marattio. n
wealthy italian lured from home M
'ignf and shot to death, after re-
sewing Black Hand letters that
threatened death unless he gave up
1000: Racco was identified by
samuel Mckee. who witnessed the
murder from his home. Racco lived
New York, from where the threat Il
ming letters came to Marattio. The |,
'oilce believe he was sent here as
ne agent OF the society to assassI-
ate the wealthy Italians.
michaelo GovinIte. wealthy own Il
r OF fruit stands in Pittsburg and II
.iiegheny markets, has appealed to F.,
ne police for protection. During
40 last week he has received letters I
rom New York, London, Philadel- I
MA and Rochester, demanding s5.- LA
W, under threats OF death. All were | q
ritten In red Ink and signed Mag
lhco." He is living In constant fear q
assassinatlon
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Strike Making Fuel Scarce.

Denver Aug. 10.--Vice President
"A. ~ Parker. Of the Colorado &
southern Railway, says the company
put 70 work 20 more men yesterday
ana that In few days he will have
me road In normal condition. Grand
Master z. II. Morrissey, of the
brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen.
says that the strikers are making
heavy inroads on the ranks of the
strike-breakers and that most of the
imported men leave as soon as thew
learn OF the strike. This the com
pahy denies. Today's DEVELOPMENTS
snow serious shortage of coal
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17

editor r'O OF a. B; C.. Aug. s.-Tat.,,,.,
tbo Toxic o arrived here tod Iue - Journal
C Cue condition of Japanese 70 study
cnI aS' 49, he said little furtbe al the
comy,S was expected with rers srsr DIM
o ooInplalnts from San Fran essra to the
went to Ja rnsr'1 IT from Seattle. VIM siu
very " src 20 the Japanese ba e1i con con
had NOT 'SSe nal, and japanese Deen
AS were less prone to co innate OF af-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Standard Hit In Manila

Manila, Aug. 13.-The a, nv me
General has been instructed " hing
Department of Justice at wN.aa,~dard
ton to file suit against the S ooo I'M
OIL Company to recover s4o,oJdS stlng
port duty on an old claim a I,,,ary
back to the time when the ''l - the
turned over the government repre-
civil authorities. The amouns the
sents the difference betwesIt arir
rates and the presen'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Middies on Torpedo Boats.

Washington, Aug. 7.-Orders i'su
ing from the Navy Department sn uvs
that a number of midshipmen "a, na
been placed on torpedo-boat , auu'
This marks a new policy in the Mas a.
showing that the Navy is dellcie"tt or.
compared with foreign nayies =. ~ mr. ~.
pedo-boat work. There are " omr
pedo-boats of various types III a.
Navy. yet only 16 of them are ,n -
tive service. This has been c'', 70
by the shortage of Officers, for
sulting from the heavy dema i,usblus
such officers for the new battleSn'p'
going into commission.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Railroad Goes Behind.

New York, Aug. 10.-The New
YORK Central & Hudson River Rail-
road Company has not earned its
dividend for the six months ended
June 80, as shown by the company's
statement, issued today. The sum
earned and available for dividends
AFTER all charges for the haIf-year
was S2,947,S61, while the sum re-
CURED for the half-year at 3 per cent
IS $6,S5S,s60, or S2,411,592 more
than was earned.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Remarkable Meteor

nj Paso, Aug. "a remarkable
meteor was seen here at 4:15 tb,s
;n no and was visible slowly NOV.
lug lug across the heavens from the
Sou.nwest skies to the northeast at :
= CLOCK. IL presented the appears nee
VI comet about the size of a foot
pan with a tail apparently so feet
,ong. from which showers of metaors
leii continuously. The bali was ~ .
greenish yellow color while the ta,i
descending. appear 10 De
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
D'sarming Moorish -.

from ar Tsr Aug. s;-A special g,s,..
the M langler this afternoon s dispatch
sa T ,moorish troops comn " says that
Ss anrlson OF Casa Blanca pvpsing the
smnal and that their nave been
the Frnn have been da nrlns and
ofsc, french consulate T TSsposited at
~ thd have confided tb Inc Moorish
forces. " the Franco-span,osh
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Russia VIII aeb,,lIa NJ.

81. petersburg, Aug. s.-The Navv
department intends, in the course .,
me, current year, to lay down twn
Dattieships OF low type. Their d,s'
placement is to be 1870 tons arm
ament ten 12-inch guns and m,no-
batteries, turbine engines. and a
speed OF IL knots an hour. .
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Columbia Life Raj, p;ctaa,,.

San Francisco, Aug. 10-A life "a n
from the Columbia was picked mn 70 10
day at Half Moon Bay. 80 miles sprtb
ol .ne Golden Gate. On the raft were
,ound an oar and an undergarment
bearing the initials &c. T. S." pre-
sumaniy 1t belonged to George T.
sparks, the banker of Fort Smith
Ark, who was among the drowned
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Southern Pacific WIN nco,,,.,. ;.

ri Reno, Tex. Aug. 13.-The
southern Pacific has delivered an
ultlmatum to the Phelps-Dodge in
.erests that If its proposition to buv
tne Nacozari road from Nacozari IN
douglas, Ariz., Is not accepted bv
september the Southern Pacific
VIII construct a parallel line.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
Mysterious plague IN Arizo.,

fhoenix, Ariz.. Aug. 1O.-News
comes from Wickenburg, a mining
Town 90 miles northwest of Phoenix
tnat some sort OF plague has broken
OUT there which local doctors are nm
aDie TO diagnose and treat success
Iuiiy. Several deaths have occurred
during the past few days.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
RESUME OF THE
WEEK. D0IN6S


\ Gsrm.nv !. .,,;,.;a
balloon corps for hor regular army.
rha French ,,,n,.t.-
suited and then assaulted by IN insan
workman
Steamers Of rival companies are rae
ing from Seattle to Alaska to get t25,
600 worth OF business.
sacramento Is being completely GOV
efeo with eiectric lights and display
Tor Inc irrigation congress.
member Of the New York Blacl
HAND society has given the police al
inc oe'siis oil MS Initiation.
One Of the Korean delegates to The
Hague has teen sentenced to death and
inc otner two TO life imprisonment.
II Is reported that thsre vii, hs
strong opposition In congress to the
sonulne OF . Meet OF warships to the
RACINE
A United States marshal recentlv re-
surned nom Alaska says rich pay dirt
pink iound on the third beach vt .
oeP'n Oh from oo 70 100 feet.
Boilermskers on TIA sou,hern pso;ao
limos are on strike.
Neeree Cd in Cubs bava o,~.n,..a :.
independent party Tor their own hsnset
" '''''''''
the Hslsey bribery case AZ asn 20
cisco.
s.u.,
property DESTROYED bv tornsdos - IN T.,
Iowa and Minnesota. "
~ -
fires terrorixed the town ~ az nd I'Js'
Michigan, for several hours.
His wife and cbiIdrsn tsla ~, th a%
residence on Eagle jslsnd. "a ar casst !
OF Maine. to await his return
80 X sonp-ny' p'e~ds not guilty
.sfuss 80 Ia 3. ~ eon'elnp' OF court In
" 'e''''y Ss'iih1' LOUIS 1iass'
A temporary Injunction has been
ing the labor unions from boycotting
the telephone company in Helena,
montana, where strike is on.
-Four ansrcbists vara wo,naaa r..
Lisbon. ~
nnp~sssoor hosen, from Russia,
' .sse ~ american humor and reads
very iunny paper he can get.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
llthogrsphsrs ADM, n.e...

of the r i,ork. Aug. THE strux~,.
ers & nnaast,nographic Artists. Enrrar SIC
tIons, designers League with ~
Litbogr.A association of E En- .ne Na-
gust 's1readp s which began "Pp ~
su Is', - tsos' has been e DssSn IN Au-
0y the union. 0nment of the fight
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17
oompers win Take a H.,d

Detroit, Aug. IL. = President
samuel Gompers spoke at the En-
worth League Chautauqua at CoIfax
inns afternoon and hurried to Des
MONIES and took the train for Chi
cago. He declined to discuss the
teiegraphers' strike except that he
would be In Chicago several DAYS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-17

STRIKE SPREADS
bOth Companies Are Now Involved In
Struggle With Employees.
Largest Offices Throughout the West
Arc Vacated by Opsrators-Those
At Work Ara Ready to Go Wnen
Order Comes = Both Sides Look
fo' Fight to Finish.

All operators OF both companie,
at Chicago strike.
Almost every operator out at Kan
sas City, Denver, Salt Lake, New Or.
Ieans' foDeka, Dallas, Fort Worth
Operators at st. Louis, st. Paul
omana, Portland and Indianapolis
await orders from President Small
before striking.
new york operators, numbering
ton. See oA az
Operators accuse Western Union
OF violating agreement for settle
uent OF San Francisco strike. The,
demand 20 per cent increase In sal
ary- eight hour day for day work.
seven and one-half hours for night
work and recognition of union.
botn companies declare purpose
70 ilsht TO a finish and deny there is
grievance.
President Small OF union saws
companies have violated agreement
ana promises sensational exposures.
Chicago, Aug. 10.-Following the
lead OF the telegraph operators en-
pioyed by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company In Chicago, the tele-
graphers In nine other cities through
out the United States quit work YES
terday. The 500 men employed bv
the Postal In Chicago, who belong to
the same local of the Commercial
Ielegraphers' Union as the Western
Union operators, and who declare
tnat their working conditions with
the company are unsatisfactory. took
advantage OF the situation and quit
at o'clock. W se-'
with the walkout of the Postal
eEeioyes, Chicago last night was left
WIN about S5 operators endeavoring
10 transmit the business of both tele-
graph companies, where, under nor
NAL conditions. fully 1900 men are
necessary to do the work.
The other Western Union offices
which became involved In the
.roupie together, together with the
lumber or men who quit work, are:
salt Lake City, SO: Helena, 40: Kan
'as City, $50, Dallas, los; Fort ,
Worth, 40; Colorado Springs. 10.
md Denver, 83. :.
In New Orleans the men employed
" the Postal Telegraph Company ;
EFT their keys to enforce demands =
made on the company several weeks :
go.