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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-12-12
Mems, Women's
and Ghildren's,

MEMS
Pure Linen, 121a to SOC
Extra Size, IS and soc
Fancy Border, 12H, 25c
Initial, I2H and 25c.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-12-12
Christmas Belts, SOC. to 81

Beaded Belts, in Jet, Silver, Car
net, Red, Navy.
Fancy Persian Belts, soc.
Fluffy Rufle Belts, soc.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-12-12
Silk Scarfs as Gifts

Plain Crepe, Plain Silk, border
effects. Beautiful Rose designs in
Crepe and Radium Silk.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-12-12
7andkerchiefs and Umbrellas are AcceptabIe Gifts

WOMEM'S
Pure Linen, SC. to SOC.
Fancy 25c. to s..
Lace 25c. to S..
Initial, 25c.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-12-12

Ladies' 26-in., black
and colors, neat natural
handles and Gold, Sill
yer and Ivory trim
med.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
FIRsT sPEgcH OF CAMPAIGN
Justice Semmes Addressed voters OF
The Third Ward,

Tho first speech of the Corporation
Court judgeship campaign was made
last night, when Justice b. y. Sem
mes addressed the Third Ward voters
ut Chestnut avenue and Twcnty-sev-
enth street
Among other things. Mr. Scmmcs
said that of several hundred cases
that had been appealed from his court
since he had been justice of the
peace. not one had been reversed by
Judge Barham. He called attention
to the fact that the judgcship primary
was largely result Of his efforts. and
urged that he was entitled to more
consideration than the candidates who
made no effort TO have primary held
and then. after one had been ordered,
entered the race for the office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
Special Judge VaCales Bench in
The Powers Murder Trial.
CASE POSTPONED INDEFINITELY
Accused Murderer of Governor Goe.
bel Will Not be Placed on Trial
Again Till After Governor Beckham
Designates Another Judge
(By Associateo Press.l

GEORGETOWN. KY, July 3l.-The
fourth trial Of Caleb Powers on the
charge OF completely in the murder of
Senator William GGcbel. today was
indefinitely postponed. Following the
action of Special Judge George Il.
Robbins in vacating the bench be-
cause of charges of LAS, attorneys
could not agree on a suitable man To
tDy the case and Robbins adjourned
the court. The trial will not proceed
Nntil Governor Deckham appoints Il
new judge.
Members of tho legislature of 1900
had been summoned by the defense
To prove that the caucus declaring
Gocbcl governor was not legal. This
evidence is to be introduced in sup
port of the pardon issued to Powers
by Governor w. S. Taylor during his
short regime. The pardon has here
tofore been held invalid. Powers had
the pardon i'll his possession when ar
rested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
Number Of Big Fighting Machines
Of Admiral Evans Fleet 10
Return Here.
MOVEMENTS OF VARIOUS SgIPs
Admiral Evans Says There viii be
No Race Between conncc,icu, and
Louisiana While Going Up the Coast.
VIII Have General Practice Along
Coast During Month.
(Dy Assoclated prcss.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 3i.-Ad.
miral Evans. who conferred today with
Acting Secretary of the Navy New.
berry. expects To sail from New York
Saturday on his flagship the Conncc-
ticut for Fortress Monroe, after coal
ing, proceed to the Rockland. Maine.
course, over which her speed trial
is to take place on August 6. Admiral
Evans stated that there would be no
race up the coast between the Conucc.
ticut ana the Louisiana. After the In.
spcction Admiral Evans said he would
take the vessels of the Atlantic fleet.
rs soon as the ships could l.e gotten
out of the yards up and down the AT
lantic coast without reference to any
particular program simply manocl,yoi-
ing and drilling and indulging in tar
get practice ms needed
The arrangements for tho move.
mcnts of the various ships of Admiral
Evans fleet for the greater norton
of the month of August we're urramp.
ed ut the Navy Department late to-
day The Connecticut. the admiral's
flagship. will leave Hampton Roads
ON August 5th for Rockland. Maine.
and later will return 10 New York
Tho Kansas and the Vermont arc to
join the flagship Connecticut about
the middle OF the month at Hampton
Roads. The Louisiana viii join the
Connecticut before the hitter goes Ia
Hampton Roads about August 18th
The Virginia. New Jersey. Rhode Isl
and and Georgia are to he in the
North River considerable of the time
until August 18th. when they arc to
so 10 Providcncctown. The illinois
and the kentucky are to remain in
New York until August 10th. The
Kearsargc is to 20 to Newport where
it will remain until August 18th The
Ohio will sail for Hampton Roads An
gust 25th. The Maine is To remain
at New York until August 9th thence
sail for Hampton Roads The Mis-.
souri, later in the month also will 80
to Hampton Roads. The Minnesota
will have her final trial August 18th.
after which she is to go to Hampton,
Roads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
REMARKED TO WIFE i28
YEARS AFTER DIVORCE
Col. Henry E. Kellogg and His Wife
Brought Together BY Their
Children.

ITHACA, \. Y, July 31.-Remai-
ricd after separation of twenty
eight years is the record just made
by Colonel Henry T. S. Kellogg and
Mrs. Elizabeth Rosing Kellogg Hen
~. Colonel kellogg married Eliza
beth Rossing. OF Johannesburg, more
than thirty years ago, but after
few years the couple were divorced.
Both were again married. but in re-
cent years The partner of each has
died. Colonel Kellogg, who went
West after tho divorce and eventual
~ went to New York to live. recent
ly visited his old home.
The children OF his first marriage
brought about a meeting. and re
cancellation with his first wife and
their remarriagc has now resulted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
NV Yark Police Hope To Clear Up
Big BIackmai|Iag Plot of
The TeVPorIsrs.
HOPE MURDERER WILL CONFESS
When He Is Convinced Tina, He is
Only a Tool It Is Believed tic WIN
Make Disclosures : One of the
Threatening Letters That Was
Sent Out to Victims.
(ny AssocIntod prces.l

NEW YORK. July 81 -Four lndlct-
ihvnts now arc against Father Ma
looScsslan, the Armenian. who, Il Is
alleged. sonic times laid aside his
pfleslly robes 10 practice cxtortion
ana bncltmail. The Priest 81 iust
now tho central figure IN the con.
spiracy which the district attorney
seeks TO prove had FOR It's object the
robbery OF wealthy Armenians ana
led TO the murder of the rug MGR.
chan, Tvashlanjan, and others WHO
refused To be financially bied. From
ne slayer of Tvashinniinn lcdros
liaippar.2comnin. as he Is known
here the police hopo TO secure Il con
fession and establishing that the
youth unwittngly was the agent of
Matchmaking tcrrorlsls A trunk
which ilnmpnrtz2nain had I'm tow ut
Lowell, Mass, has been brought here
ANA it's contents may throw light OH
ihc investigation. Once the assassin
is convinced That lie WAS more of a
tool than patriot, tho police expect
him TO make disclosures that viii
make easy tile wlping out of Il dan
gcrous gang
or the thrcc additional Indictments
against Mnrtoogesslon brought In by
tNo BrNhd jury today, Two are charges
OF Attempted robbery and one alleges
nXlnrtldn.
The lattice charges that tho priest
was responsible for at least one OF
the Matchmaking letters which quick.
ly followed the death of the rug
merchant. The letter was mailed in
New York on the afternoon Of July
- the day that Tvasnianiian was
shot, II was written IN red ink IN
he Armenian lnnguag and was signed
by the symbol of the torrorists three
hands with daggcrs upliftcd poised
above red heart The letter Is ms
follows:
"Gulahi Guhcnkian ana Company
Brunswick Bldg, New York:
Death warrant The executives
of the Conslantinoplc Armenian rcvo
lu'ionary tcrrorisis' organization con
denim to death IIaroutian Gulhen
khan, Gulabi GulbenlSinn and Patricl
| Gulhcnkiam. the ihree brothers. wht
entirely have deaf ears to all appeals
for national freedom. Our cxocutiv,
board having given It's decision {,
| Iiaroniian and Gulabi Gulbenklnn II
America. gives them 81 hours time
to decide between their duty an,
| death
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
Nelson County Split In Twain 3D.
cause Of the Murder Of
The Young Man.
ESTES Faction SEEMS A WINNER
Believed That 1t VIII Control the
Primary and That Aubrey E.
Strobe win Be Defeated for Re-
nomination for the State Senate.
Money for Monument for Estes.

Especial to The Daily Prcss.)
RICHMOND. VA. July 81. - Re-
ports from Nelson county are to the
effect that the recent Loving-EsteB
tragedy mt Iovington, IN which ex-
Judge William c. Loving shot and
killed Theodore Estes because of the
ALLEGED misconduct in regard to his
Young daughtor lGlizbcth, has split
tho county In twain politically. The
Interest IN the political situation was
especially high on Monday. when the
Democratic executive committee of
thccounty met for the purpose of
adopting rules for the primary cleo
ton to he held IN August ana select.
ing the Judges for that contest,
The interest ccntcrs especially In
the fight for the State Senate. In
which contest tho recent tragedy Ia
figuring conspicupusly. Tho Loving
side Is supporting Aubrey Il. Strobe.
tho incumbent WHO was one of coun-
sci for Judge Loving In the trial at
Houston, while the Estes side ID
active and ont spoken In It's support
of his opponent, Allan. The feeling
over the killing of young Estes 10
stronger and more bitter in the coun-
~ now than two months ago. the ac-
duiital of tho former jurist made the
focling moro intense.
The Estes side Is largely In the
majority. and are, to n man tfor Al.
len. Thia would seem TO nuke the
reelection of Senator Strobe inlnroh-
able.
Five hundred dollars has been
subscribed to the Theodore Estes
monument fund. of which Mrs.
Il. n. Gordon, wife of the Circuit
Judge Misses Laura Dawson. Maggie
Mnssic and other women are actively
intcrcALeh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
TWO Persisted IN FIRE
IN BIG FISHERY PLANT
Works Of American Company on Long
Island Destroyed with Loss
or 100000.
Try AasocIatcO Press.l

GItEENPORT, L.. l., July 3l.-The
plant of the American Fisheries Com
pany at Promise Land. Is miles east
of this place. was dstroycd by fire
today. Two lives were lost and n
third victim is in critical condition.
The plant was one of the largest of
the kind on The Atlantic Coast and
the loss is placed ut 100000. The
fire started in the drying room, where
the bunker oil and fertilizers are
prepared. Just how it originated Is
not known. Two men employed ut
the plant, both foreigners. whose
names are not known were burned
to death. a third man also for
eigncr, was brought to Grecnport
and taken to the hospital. He Is
badly burned and II is said he can.
not recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
GEORGIA PLACING BhR
ON ITS NEGRO VOTERS
Hereafter Will Have to Pay Taxes on
Worth of Property and Hcad
Constitution.
Ny AasocInted Press.l

ATLANTA. GA. July 31.-The so.
called negro Acknowledgement bill
was passed 10y the Senate today by a
vote of 81 to 6. Tho bill will 80 to
The House for action Friday The
measure is modelled closely after the
Alabama law and provides that in
order to vote the voter must pay
taxes on $500 worth of property or be
able to read and write paragraph
of the State constitution. The bill
also contains the famous Grand
father clause" which exempts de-
scendanls of soldiers who fought in
the Union or Confederate armies,
from complying with the educational
or property requirements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01

an Acceptance Day at The Exposition.
ana n number of we'll known ascrou.
aItical men of this country ANA En-.
rope, Will be guests of the Exposition
at that time.
Yorktown Day Will be celebrated
October To- This date will he the
one hundred and twcntysixth nnnlycr.
sary OF the surrender of Lord Corn
wallis at Yorktown, and an interest
ing program is Icing prepared for the
OCCASION
Army and Navy Team Wins.
Tho baseball teams of the Army aul
Navy Y. NJ. G. y. and the Hampton
Y. NJ. c. A. played match game on
Lee parade this afternoon. tie Army
and Navy team winning by Il score of
II TO 3.
The ST. Emma school band. COM
posed of eighty pieces. of Rock Castle,
Virginia, viii give Il concert here next
Saturday at $50 y. M.
Among the prominent speakers who
will deliver addresses hero on Labor
Day, September .. will he William X.
llcarst of New York, Samuel Gompcrs
President of the American Federation
of Labor aud John Mitchell President
of the United Miners. Labor Day Will
he one of the big events of the Ter
centennial and scores of labor organ
izations from all sections OF the couil-
try will be present on that occasion.
Gridirons will be tho official enl-
blrm OF the Exposition next Satur.
day. August 3rd
Tho celebrated Gridron Club of
Washington sixty strong will arrive
by the Washington steamer NJ Ola
Point Comfort, on tomorrow morning,
under the personal cliapcronagc OF
Or. David I. Day, of the Il. S. Gcolog-
ical survey
Breakfast viii he served nj the
Hotel Chnmbcrlin after which the
visitors viii cross over TO the Deep
Water pier and he escorted by
mounted powhainn Guards. led by
Cnmhiandant Carpenter, To- the Inside
Inn Here they will bc tho guests of
Manager Harry Watcham. They will
be driven about the grounds In
large touring automobiles visiting
I tho u. s. government exhibits and
rs many of tile other buildings rs
possible,
AZ noon, Otto Miller, of the Swiss
MA Nhiht''' VIII 'ituVI t"iipllll'H
tnry luncheon. Tho Mexican band
VIII play Tor The visitors
In thc evening dinner will be
served AT the Inside lin and special
exhibit of fire works will he given al
1916 o'clock. On Sunday. tho Grid
Iron Club will he the guests OF tn,
Exposition on n "trip 10 jamestown Is
lanl. returning 20 Old Point, whcr,
! they will cmbafK on the Steamer FOL
Washington.
a lcttor from Mr.. John Shrvcr
secretary of the club. To the publicit,
Department. indicates great cnlliusi
asm ON the part Of the members oI
the club. Tho guests. with n few
exceptions. Will bc representatives oil
the leading newspapers in the coun
| try.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
CAPT. CARPENTER TAKES
CHARGE OF PINE BEACH
Sixteen Patrolmen Sworn in to Keep
Order at Resort-Troubc
is Feared.
my Associa1cd Press,

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. July
3l.-At midnight Captain Carpenter,
United States Marine Corps tool,
charge of the police department. ot
Pine Beach, the outside resort near
the jamestown Exposition in which ii
is alleged SO much lawlcssncss pre-
walls The force sworn in consists
of sixteen patrOimcn. ten for night
duty and six for day duty.
Trouble is feared by local authori-
ties owing to the politically announced
policy OF Captain Carpenter To rid the
resort Of Objectionable characters and
doubtful resorts. at any coSt. Threats
have been sent To the officer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
SIGMA CHI OFFICERS
FOR CONVENTION CHOSEN
Fraternity hdjourns Friday After Ban
quet at Chamberlin-Ter-
centennial Notes.
T7rom a Staff Correspondent

iiibhi a. sSbill corresponding
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. July
3l.-Thc second business session of
the annual convention of the Sigma
Chi national fraternity, now being held
ut The Exposition. was called to order
this morning mt II O'Clock The per
lection of a permanent organization
for the remainder of the convention
period, was the first business trans
acted. Mn Il. Lee Trinklc, of Wythc-
vile, Va, was elected permanent
chairman. for the remainder of the
convention to fill that position In place
of Governor j. TAYLOR Ellyson, who
was elected yesterday. but who could
not serve owing to rush oil business
duties. All other temporary officers
were reelected to serve until the con
clusion of the convention
The appointment of all standing
committees To attend To the special
business OF the fraternity, was the
next thing DISPOSED of at the meeting.
This was followed by a speech by
Professor Charles a. Graves, of the
Law School OF the University OF Vir-
GINA, an enthusiastic member of the
organization.
The afternoon session Of the CONVEX
| ton WAS taken M entirely by the re-
ports OF the committees appointed in
the morning. This evening the dele
gates participated in Il banquet at the
| Marine Restaurant. AT which Mr.. Dun.
| comic S. liusby, n prominent member
| of the fraternity acted MS toastmaster
The reading of the reports from the
various committees will take the time
OF the business meetings for the re-
maindcr of The convention, which ter
inmates Friday With the election OF
| National officers for the succeeding
year and 4 banquet at the hotel Cham
berlin.
Aeroplane Day.
| Septcml cr IA has been designated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
Flight In San Francisco Went for
Twenty Rounds and Ex.Ghamp.
lon Gets Decision.
GREAT CROWD WITNESSED MILL
In the Last Round the Gong Was All
That Saved Nelson from Being
Completely Knocked Out - Britt
Had Him Staggering All Around the
Ring.
tpy Assoclatcn Press.1

DAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-A
record breaking crowd saw the Britt
Nelson fight tonight and ii Witnessed
one OF the fastest fights ever pulled
off in Frisco. II was Britt's fight
from the start till the 10Th round
when the decision was given to him
by the referee. The decision met
with almost unanimoucs approval,
even the friends OF Nelson admitting
that their man was no match for jim
my Britt during the encounter to-
night
The men had not been IN tho ring
80 seconds when Britt sent Nelson 10
the floor with II terrific jolt on tho
jaw and from that time on pounded
Nelson almost ut will. The Swcdc
took his punishment in his usual
game manner and if he had not been
capable of taking more than the
average prize fighter can he won.
have been put out of business before
half OF inc twenty rounds. which the
fight was scheduled TO 30, would have
been completed.
The gong was all that saved Mel
son from being knocked out com
plctcly in the 10th round. During
the last minute Britt fought like Il
maniac and had clson tottcring all
over tho ring.
a few minutes before O'clock the
crowd outside tho building had
grown IN size and temper to a mob
when the thousands started To charge
the entrance on Fillmore street with
the evident intention of overwhclm-
Ing the foot police and breaking in
to the hall. Half Il dozen mounted
bluccoats charged simultaneously
and i'll the wild disorder score of
persons were knocked down and
trampled.
The betting was in favor of Bat
Ting Nelson and at odds Of 10 to G.
Even money was wagercd that Mel
son would not win inside of
rounds. Betting was not brisk Both
Britt ana Nelson weighed in u
o'clock Both made the specified
weight of 133 pounds.
AT o'clock every sat in the rink
had been taken and n thousand per
SONS were standing on the floor and
in the gallery. The police stopped
admission to the galleries before the
first preliminary went on and this
caused anger among the surging
crowd outside This is the first top
notch fight pulled Off in San Fran
cisco proper since the earthquake
and fire and. judging by the attitude
Of Mavor Taylor's new board of
supervisors probably will be the last
professional fight of any class That
will be witnessed here for some time
TO come. The action of the board
OF supervisors this afternoon in re-
turning by unanimous vote sc Britt
Nelson tickets left on their desks was
taken to mean that no more permits
will he issued by the board
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
Today's Expos Eiion
Program.
German Day.
Eastern Shore Day.
CONVENTIONS MEETING.

CONVENTIONS MEETING.
Sigma Chi Fraternity.
National German Alliance. Con
vcntion Hall > to i u. M.
Alderman Family Reunion, Au.
ditorl'nn, Room 3. II Il. m. to II
III.
7:3o a. Guardmount, Tween
ty-third Infantry.
S n. m.-Gatcs open.
S II. m.-Drill. battery ID. Third
Artillery.
$ 10 . n. m.-Drm Twonty-thrd
Infantry.
10 .. m.--And hourly thereafter
exhibition vi weather bureau
earthquake recorder, Government
i3uiding ~
1880 Il. Exercises at Vir-
ginia building.
1880 to 1880 n. Mexican
Band concert, Reviewing Stand.
1890 IA. IN. 10 1890 D. m.-Scs-
sion of Model School.
II n. AUTHORIZATION of large
weather map from reports from
all sections Of the country, Gov
eminent Building A.
IL Il. Morgan Recital, Ed
ward J Napier, Auditorium.
1 p. m.-Biographic and Stere-
opticon Exhibition, Scenes on In
dian Reservation with lecture, In
terror Dept, Government Building
p. Geographic exhibition
and lecture, Scenes in Yosemite
Valley. Government Building A.
> p. m.- German Day exercises
al Auditorium.
80 p. m.-phinncy's United
States Band, Auditorium.
2: 80 p. m.-Unitcd States Life
Saving Service Drill at station.
, y. m.-lllustratcd lecture. Re
claiming the Desert" by Air. ]. c.
Watts. u. S. Il. s., Interior De
partmcnt, Government building a.
p. M Daylight Fireworks,
Lee Parade.
4 p. m.-Il!ustrated lecture
Yellowstone National Park by
Mr.. H. q Culver. Interior Depart
+, ment. Government Building a.
4: 80 p. m.-Piano Recital, Mr.
Joseph Macsz. Auditorium.
1880 p. m.-Camcroni's Slide for
Lile-on the War Path.
> p. m.-Drcss Parade, Twenty
third Infantry.
$50 to $50 y. m.-Mcxlcan Ma
tional band concert, Reviewing
stand.
p. m.-Drill Battery I'D
Third Regiment. Field Artillery.
81, rhinncy's United States
Band concert, Auditorium.
$50 p. Camcronis Slide foI
Lifc-on the War Path.
Sis y. M Fireworks.
2:30 p. Baseball game and
athletic cycnts-Athlciic Field.
> p. IN. Basket ball game. First
South Carolina Infantry vs.. 4. S
II. c. Exhibit team. Athletic Field
Gao y. m.-Drcss Parade, First
Sout Carolina Infantry.
S to II p. m,-Dancing. Convcn
ton iiall-Free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
Aged Murderer EIectrocutcd.

AUBURN, \. Y, July 81 Charles
Bonicr, the aged Buffalo murderer,
who was twice convicted OF killing
Franz and Johanna Frehr. at their
home, for their money. was electro
cutcd in Auburn prison today. There
was no untoward feature to the eX-
ccuton, its CELEBRITY being the only
thing noticeable. Two shocks were
given. The first was enough 10
cause death. but because of slight
ilu'tcr of the pulse in the neck 4
second contact was given. lIonicr
walked calmly TO the chair, attended
by two priests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
DIR. w. R. cAPEHART DeAD>
Once Known AS The Largest Fisher.
man in the World"

EDENTON, n. G., July 3I.-Dr. VIII
liam r. Capchart. one of the most
prominent mon in this section, and
known mt one time as the largest fish
crman in the world" is dead at his
country seat, Avoca. n. c., 10 miles
from this city. lie had been in bad
health for two years and had been
treated by specialists in Baltimore.
where he was well known to many of
the older residents He is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Clara Capchart
twho was Miss Bond of lSdentom (;
one daughter, Miss Clara Capchart.
and one son, w. r. Capchart .Jr.
DIR. Capchart's plantation and fish
cry had been in the family for seven
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
LOUISVILLE 6 NASHVILLE
MUST ABIDE BY NEW RATE
North Carolina Commission Rules
That 1t Must Sell Tickets Ao.
cording to Law.
(Ry Assoclntcd Press.l

RALEIGH, y. c.. July 3l.-Thc
Corporation Commission rules that
the Louisville & Nashville Railway
being controlled by the Atlantic
Coast Line, must put its rate ut "a
cents and Governor Glenn SO wired
today.
The Carolina e Northwestern has
as yet made no promise though 4
telegram today intimates it will use
the ~ cent rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-01
DULUTH DOCK WORKERS
TO RETURN TO WORK
Not Any of the Demands for Which
The Men Struck Were Met by
Company.
fiiY Assoclatcd Pross. i

DULUTH. MINI. July 31.-Orc
dock workers who have been on a
strike for more than two weeks for
recognition OF the union and an in
crease in pay today voted to return
to work tomorrow
None of the requests were granted
by the Duluth and Northern Railway
and the men will return to work on
the same conditions that existed
when they struck. All employees will
be taken back without prejudice.