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ESTATE on HENRY s. wILKfN.

STATE or VERMONT, III Probate Court
Distrieto f Washington, ss, held in Montpel.
ieT, In and for said District, on the a5th day Of
June, Al. ID. 1907.
The Barre Savings Bank and Trust Company,
Administrator &c the estate Of Henry Is. VIII
kin, late Of the city III Barre, In said
District, deceased presents its admins
tration account for examination and allow
ance, and makes application for decree of dis
tribution and partition Of the estate uf said de-
ceased Wherenpou Ii II ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be refer
red 10 session thereof 20 be held at the Pro-
bate Office 10 said Montpelier. on the 18th day
Of July, a. ~ 1901, for hearing and decision
thereon. And Il II further ordered that notice
hereof be given 20 all persons interested by
publication Of the same three weeks successive
" in the Barre Daily Times, newspaper pub
llshed at the City OF Barre. in this State pre-
piOus 10 said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear az said time and place and
show cause, IL any they may have, why said ae-
count should not be allowed and such decree
made
BY the Court. Attest,
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
Wed June 26, July sic
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case, one extension table, three slnall tables
enc rocker, one wardrobe, one iron bed conn
plete, one mattress, carpets, rugs and gas
stove. Mrs. Clifford j. Cote. 70 Maple ave-
nus. 9at3s
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To KENsfs-Uflices, single 0F double, up tvs
Gghts. Front of 4. HI. AyeriM's building t59ts
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FOR SALE asolene stove, or would *
change for trunk. Also few ether cooking
utensils, sc Il South Warren street. slt9s
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FOR sALE-Chiid's iron crib and baby car
riage cheap. Inquire OF A. Bonea, IS Berlin
street. sits
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Boylan Girls Father Discharged.

New York, July a,-Thomas Boylan,
father Of little Viola Boylan, who was
assaulted and murdered several days
ago, was arrested by the police yester-
day and taken before a magistrate where
The was discharged, there not being
sufficient evidence against him 10 war
rant his detention.
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REFEREE!

Foaled July IL, ie05. bs Refero. 2.2l "a; he by
Guy wilkes, 2,i5 IL he hy George Wilkes, 2.22,
SON Of Rysdyks HamhietoniHn.
Dam Ailsquippa, 30 Ia by Onward, son Of
Geo Wilkes. Second dam By Hilbert 2.26 Is,
son OF Eghert by Bysdyk's Hafnhlet0nian.
This colt weighs i050 pounds, Is a nice bay In
color ana a. FAR as speed IL concerned very
promising for enc Of his age. and bis breeding
good enough % suit any one
He win be at the stable Of John Trow, Barre,
W. the coming season for few selected
mares. Terms, $40. 02t6
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Notice to Tax Payers of the
City of Barre, VT.

The City Council have placed In my hands
for collection tax bill amounting 70 tive dol
lars and hfty-nina cents on & dollar OF the
grand list of the City and forty days from the
date OF this notice, viz August 10th, 1901, Is
the limit af time IN when sou have TO pay the
same to me.
II not paid on OF before that date there Will
be added 10 said tax bill the fees for collection,
az provided by law.
JAMES MACKAy, City Treasurer.
Dated at City Of Barre, w., July and, 1901.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There liz only one
wAyto cure deafness. and that 4s bv cunstitus
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is fnfamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing. and when it js entirely closed Deafness is
the result and unless the Inflammation can tie
taken out and this tube restored To It's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by Eatarrh
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness caused by eatarrh) that can.
not be cared by Bars catarrh Cure Send for
circulars, free.
". u. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, T6c.
lake Halls Family pills for constipation,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The School Commissioners of tho City Of
nsrre desire sealed bids f0r the heating, ven-
tilating and plumbing for the twa-roam addi-
tlon 10 the Brook Street School building
architect. h A. Walker. Bids 10 be- 10 the
hands Of the Clerk Of the School Board, l.. IL.
Hutchinson. by IL NJ. of .Inly j, 1907
s5tI0 l.. r. HUTCHINSON, Clerk,
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Was Perfectly BaId when He started
TO Use Newbro's Herpicade


Frederick Manuel. Maryland block,
Butte, Montana bought bottle Of Nawt
bros TIerpicide. April 9, iss, and began ta
use II for entire badness. The hair fol-
ilcies fin his scalp were not dead and III
40 days he had hair all over his head.
On july he writes. and today my hair
IS ais thick and IuxurIant as any one
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works
On an old principle and with a new dis
covery--dsstroy the cause and you re-
move the effect. Herpicide destroys the
germ that causes dandruff. falling hair,
and finally badness. 10 that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair ait once and new
growth starts. Sold hy leading
druggists, Send Zoe in stamps Tor sample
TO The Herpieide m rat--fs Mich
Two sfzes--SD cents ana gl,DD.
IL. A. Drown, Special Agent.
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A wonderful Happening.

Port Byron, N. H. has witnessed one
Of the most remarkable cases of healing
ever recorded, Amos T. King, Of thai
place says; "Bucltlen's Arniea salve
cured sore on my Lex with whien !
had suffered over so years. am now
eighty five Guaranteed to cure al
sores, BY Rickers Il Wells Of the Red
Cross Pharmacy zoe,
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ESTATE or HARVEY N. CLARK.

STATE or VERMONT, N I'LL Probate Court,
District of Washington, ss held ia Mnntpel-
lien, IN and for said District on the 18Th day
June, Al. y. 1901,
Reuben III Clark, Administrator Of me rs
tate Of Harvey N. Clark, late 0f Cabot, IT'D
said pistrlcg deceased, makes application
To said Court with the consent and approba-
tion iii writing of the widow and heirs III Aaia
deceased residing tn the state of Vermont, for
license To sell all of the real estate BIT said de-
ceased. situated In Cabot, In said District, To
wit: Home farm, the Eastman place, so
called and the Thomas place, so called.
including the interest Gf tile widow III
said deceased therein anu the homestead
right, representing TINT the sale thereof
would be beneficial To the widow and
hcifasof said deceased and those interested
III bis estate III order tn convert said real estite
into money. Whereupon II Is ordered ny said
Court. that said application I'D referred tn n
session thereof. To he held at the Probate Of
hGes III said Montpelier, on the 9TH day of July
Al ID. 1907, for hearing and decision thereon, and
ii III further oRdereH that all persons interested
DC notified hereof by publication Qf notice ~
said application and order thereon three weeks
successfully III the Barre Daily Times. a news
paper published Ait the City 0f Barre, In t1is
State, and which eiruulateS IN the neighll0r-
hood Of those Interested before said time of
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and, III they see cause, phjHct thereto
I3y Abe Court Attest,
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge,
Wed, June 1913, JulyS.
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Poston,o ueenstown. Iiyerrool

Fast Twin Screw Natl and Passenger Steam.
ers 1920 tons Coo feet long Reuafahbia fUf
steadiness Rooms upper decks amidshipa;
perfect ventilation.
: SAX0NIA, July9 August 6, Sept. 3 Oct /.
IyERNIA. July 23, Aug. 20, Sept. H. Oct, Is
Plans, saihngS, etc tae Cun4rd 3. s, 90. Ltd
1926 State ST. Boston. Mass, Chas. r Sumner,
Agent or to local agent y. s, Billiards.
Steamship Agency. Miles Block, Barre OF New
Langdon Block, Montpelier.
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Soldiers Toin in Hunt For Missing Girl

Halifax, N. s., July Sixty men
from the Royal Canadian Regiment,
stationed in this city, today joined in
the search for the three. yearo aaugh-
ter Of Alderman Douglas of Halifax,
The child disappeared from Mr.. Doug
Las summer home at Aiillville, eight
miles from this city, last night.
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WORK WANTED--An experienced girl
would like place 10 do general housew0rk
Address ID, Z Times Office. a3tl
F0END--A carriage robe which owner can
have by proving property and pay ing for this
81 this office. g3ts
WANTED--At once, experienced quarry
foreman Address communications to w.
Times office. 92tf
WANTED--A man To work month til having
time Apply to G. Jensen, piainneid. VT, Route
/, Box 81. g1tGs
WANTED--Poiisher on wheel. Must be good
man. Y. Macchi, gstas
WANTED Man or good, strong boy to work
on farm for one, two OF three months. Address
No. 2. 93t6s
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IN RisrT = Al good tenement TIL four rooms
and 4 cottage Of I'VE rooms City ana sprlAg
water, with batll All new painted and paper
ed. IL Plain street, SStgx
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TO RENT--Tenement for small family at 59
Elm street. Vacant July Id AppIy all areisi
ises Or Barre steam laundry OFT
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TO RENT Small tenement on Patterson
street, with ail the modern improvements
Rent Ssv9 per month. Apply III ~ Patterson
street. 02tf*l
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The Adirondack Automobile club of
New York, whose membership ii made
up chiefly of residents of SaYatogsas
eiens Fails, and Salidg Hill, arrived Ill
Manchester Saturday on It'll second
days run. The return run was made
sunday.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE4-.A cottage house. pleasantly To-
Gated on Liberty street at the head % Orange
street Contains eight rooms, bathroom, con
yentent pantry and weodshed. For further
particulars inquire at house Mrs. L. G. Batch
elder. S5tl
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no. RENT


NJ RENT Tenement lit &c Church stfeat
with MI modern improvements, Ready July
iJ Inquire dufing nexE week III AbFaIe MRiin
ITO Prospect street, slt6s
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LOST AND FOUND

SFRAYKD on STOLEN From pasture on
West SIN Junc q, fhfec years old hlAcis cad
white Walstein COW. suitable reward VIII be
pssd for gntormation leading VI recovery. ~
i Bancroft, II. n. y. 3 Iiaire, Ft-,eF teiepAon4
l4-al sgt
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FOR RENT ~ Upstairs tenement of seven
rooms. Good location. 10 pen month. 81 ii.
Kent s5Ff
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no ISlsN Two nnfuYnished rooms. WITH
bath, hot and cold water 0si same HO0r. Ready
july g. II South Warren street, off spaulaing
street. s9tbk
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TO RENT IA furnished front room Apply
'at q Richardson street, S8tf
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ron SALE


ron SALE
raghtuoahle tenement houses n tenomeats.
Three cottage houses.
One four tenanlent house.
Eighty 1--WE building lots.
All or the above ressl estate Is desirable prop
srty and well situated in the heart 0f the City
0f barre. Eur further information inquire Gf
John Ifow nr III. al. Phelps. 3Ttt
ron sALEt~seuth End hotel. Enquire al
Barre Real Estate Agency, Office in Granite
savings Bank Heck. Telephone 1873. yEf
no SELL OR EXCHANGE.
DO You want Ia buy, sell oF exchange your
house or farm2 Call or write the Vermont
Real estate Agency FOR listing blanks. zoo
North Main street, Barre. .9att
FOR sAl.ls-- IA farm containing I'D acres Of
land In good stare Of cultivation and located on
East Hill. Apply " john. McI.tnnan On the
premises 91tGs
FOR SALE on LEAslE-A granite quarry.
tiale stone Ii i tirat.clnss light Or medium
Barre granite. Situated beside Barre
railroad inain track III equipped with d 10-
ton new derrick, straight line hoisting engine
anu boiler, engine house and blacksmith shop
and Rii up to-date quarry tools. This properly
consists az about seven acres Of quarry Land.
Apply Of John Gall, lraniteyile, W. 92ti
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FOUR LINES FOX Is CENTS

TIE TIMKs wild publish Wants. Lo8t and
Found B0r sale 10 Let. eLc.--sh0ft advertise
ments-~ar rhA rata oE four lnes Tor Iwenfy-G
eents Tor Eha nraE fnasFrion ana nve cents for
eAtn enhSeu aaua lnserEtDh,
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During The severe thunder storm an
old barn belonging to Jay Niles, of
Pownal, was struck and knocked into
4 thousand pieces. An aged horse was
stabbed ia the structure and he was
uninj,ired, neither did the debris take
fire.
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WANTEn--First-el class book keeper for gran
tie office, man preferred. "l' Bros care Of
Times office. 9tff
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WANTED--A good neat girl for generxs
homework in house where there Is children.
Apply to MRS. G. Il. Scott, NO. 2, sheridsn
street. a2a
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80 - AT oAssIE FARM.

Hay Delivered promptly IN bulk.
Farm-~ie0.aere faru First.cless buildings
viii COT 100 faus VI hay. 4l4
I0tseltuu aerhs 10 lots ~ Ur 10 aernss 10 auts
onEtoma1s
PasIure@4f0a acres pasture land without
buildings tald Mann tarnil.
Apply to George naasie, Hast sErees or Perry
keal festAfe Aeengf. Ak
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10 REN T--Slxs room cottage on sill street.
near Mcdonald Il Buchan'A shed. Good hen
house Apply 10 II. j, Siayton. S2tf
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FOR sALE--Fiye Scotch collie pups, bred
from reg lstered stock and fall pedigree Of sire
and dam 80 show intending purchasers &C my
house. Pups dam Il white Heather and q
OF call up T. Richie, X. II. D. q Barre. Tel
S25~t9. N2u
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FOR SALE CHEAP--A Wolf American b.
cycle in excellent condition Call at BuTr's
ieweiry store 9lt6F
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ABOUT THE STATE.


Tile brown taslrd moth, that has
naade such destruction with trees,
shrubs, and vegetation IN Massachusetts,
and Connecticut, il reported to have ap.
peared III Westiiela.
The peeping Tenn who has annoyed
of ISruttleboro was caught
enc evening recently. No prosecution
has been begun but it ii probable that
the offensive practices will now cease. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Coal Depot in Nomini Creek.

For the convenience of the steamers be-
longing to the oyster police navy of Vir-
ginia coal depot has been established in
Nomini creek, Va, not far from Nomini
wharf. where the vessels can run In at any
time to take on bunker coal or to seek shell
ter from the heavy gales which sometimes
sweep over the lower Potomac. A force of
workmen Is at Nominf erecting the big
coal bins and chutes. and they will be
ready for service within the next week or
ten days. The bins will be large enough to
contain several hundred tons of soft COAL
and barges laden with the fuel will be taken
from this city and Norfolk to I'LL them and
keep them full.
Heretofore, In order to get a supply of
coal, the police boats have had to run
to Alexandria or Newport News and Nor
folk, leaving the oyster taking grounds un-
patrolled for day or two at a time Now
the vessels can run into Nomini from the
oyster grounds, take on coal and be in serv-
ice again in a few hours. The new ar
rangement pleases every one connected with
the oyster industry except the dredper
who in past seasons took advantage of the
absence Of the boat to steal a hunrded or
two bushels Of oysters from forbidden
grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Added to American Elect.

The records of the Office of the commits
sioner of navigation of the Department of
Commerce and Labor, on 18th street, show
that during the month Of April ninety ves-
sells were added to the feet flying the Amer
lean flag and were officially registered The
tonnage of the vessels amounts to So, 100
gross tons. OF this number 80 vessels of
q 6S4 gross tons were launched on the At
lantic and gulf coasts, while II vessels of
e,441 gross tons were built on the Pacific
On the great lakes there were constructed
IA vessels OF 21,756 gross ions. The remain
ing six vessels, of 216 gross tons, were built
for use in western rivers.
The largest vessel included in these sta
tistics was the Mexican OF $3.50 tons, built
at San Francisco for the American-Ha-
waiian Steamship Company. On the At
lantic coast the largeset vessel constructed
in April was the steamer Antilles Of 6,S7S
gross tons. built at Philadelphia for the
Southern Pacific Company. The Gilchrist
Transportation Company's feet Of freight
ers on the great lakes was increased by
the addition of two 6765-ton vessels-the
General Garretson and the II. P. Mcintosh,
both of which were built at Bay City, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
MEETING OF Photographers.
President and Vice President Of Union
Speak.

Samuel ]. Small and W. w. Beattie,
president and first vice president Of the
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of Amer
lea, respectively, were the principal speak
ers at meeting Of Washington telegra-
pliers in Typographical Temple yesterday
afternoon. The purpose Of the meeting
was stated to be to increase interest in
the movement to secure an eight-hour day
for telegraphers and an abolition Of the
sliding scale Of wages.
when we compare the wages and hours
Of the various crafts of unionism," Vice
President Beattie said, I'VE find that, al
though the telegraphers occupy high and
important position, yet they are strangely
tagging behind SO far as salaries and
length Of hours are concerned
President Small has been on an extended
tour over the country during the past few
weeks, in the course of which he spoke in
nearly all of the larger cities. Summa-
rizing the results of the campaign at the
meeting yesterday, he said the CONNER
cial Telegraphers Union, since January
/, has more than doubled its membership
and trebled it's finances. He predicted the
union will be SO strong within one year
that no worker without a union card will
be able to secure employment with either
of the big companies.
Other speakers before the meeting were
F. c. Roberts of Columbia Typographical
Union and g. w. McEntree of the tele-
graphers local union. At the conclusion
of the addresses a box Of cigars was pre-
scented to President Small and a bouquet of
roses to Mrs Small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Schooner Will Be Rebuilt.

The four-masted schooner Cohasset, which
about two months ago unloaded cargo Of
asphalt here, and which was badly damaged
by fire at Baltimore coal pier soon after
leaving this city, is to be rebuilt and will
be again put in service The vessel was
purchased as she lay in the Patapsco river
by Capt. MARITIME and others, who had her
raised, and she is now at the shipyard at
Sharpstown, Nd, where she will be put in
order for service. The schooner, it Is
stated, is in much better condition than
was expected, and the work of rebuilding
her will be started at once. The new own
ers of the schooner have determined to
make her a one-deck vessel, which will cut
her carrying capacity from 1880 tons down
to about 1900 tons. The Cohasset was built
at Bath, Me-, In 1904 at a cost of $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
BIENNIAL ENcAMPMENr.
Plans Of Army and Navy Union Dis
cussed at Meeting.

Plans for the biennial encampment Of the
National Corps. Army and Navy Union, to
be held in this city, beginning July II,
were discussed at conference Of the execu-
tive committee, held yesterday afternoon.
The members of the committee include Capt
j. Walter Mitchell, chairman; Abram Hart,
treasurer; Commander r. C. Galbraith. Sec
rotary; Commander Thacher E. Lee, Com
mander w. T. Conray, Past Commander
Frank goldman, Charles w. Blush, N. w.
Tryon, Lemuel Fugitt and George L. Sni-
der.
Miss Helen Gould was praised by the
committeeman for the generous assistance
she rendered the soldiers during the war
with Spain, and the decision was reached
to send her special invitation to attend
the national encampment Of American SOL
diers and sailors Of all wars and the times
OF peace. who form the membership of the
organization.
The suggestion was also made that the
Navy Department be asked to send several
of the vessels now at Hampton roads to
Washington to remain here during the en-
campment. The War Department will be
asked to send troops from Fort Henry, the
forts down the river, Fort Myer and WASH
ington barracks, to participate in the parade
which will take place during the encamp-
ment. and Gen. George H. Harries will be
requested to furnish a detail of the District
of Columbia National Guard.
Plans are also being made to propose a
Washington man for next commander-in-
chief Of the union. Capt Andrew 8. Burt,
U. s. A, retired. and Capt. Mitchell are
the only two Washington men mentioned
so far.
President Roosevelt will be asked to make
an address, or review the veterans during
their encampment. The President is said
to be much interested in the Army and
Navy Union, and one Of the garrisons Is
named after him. He made an address to
members of the union at Norfolk last year,
and while returning from Panama attended
meeting of the garrison aboard ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Power Barge on Marine Railway.

The power barge Adelaide, which was
brought here from Philadelphia about two
years ago to run a freight route on the
river, but which was out of service for
several months past, has been purchased
by John Miller of this city, who will, it is
stated, use her for light towing work on
the river. Since being laid up last fall the
Adelaide has been in the mud in the shoal
dock at the foot of 18th street southwest
She was recently placed upon the marine
railway at Reagan's boatyard for gen.
eral overhauling of machinery and hull.
She is the only vessel of her KIND on the
Potomac, her sister ship, the Icicle, having
been destroyed by fire while near Clifton
beach the latter part of the past summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Nav Tie Up English Roads.

LONDON, May 13.-Remarkable demon
STATIONS were made yesterday by railway
employees throughout the united kingdom,
demanding redress for various grievances.
including betterment of conditions of work
and recognition by the different companies
of the mems trade societies Twenty thou
sand men assembled in Hyde Park, and
there were enormous gatherings in Glas-
cow, Newcastle and Huddersfeld. All the
meetings Endorsed the decision Of the con-
ference held recently at Birmingham, at
which a plan of campaign was adopted for
the calling of a strike at the beginning of
August II they fail to receive acceptable
concessions from the companies concerned.
It was asserted that the companies. in
order to increase dividends, were making
the lives of the men uncomfortable by
economy.