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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

at bets Dplag er for fort til at bares
/ en- 8etelomme?"
vl1noifplo, ST. CONNER" ioare0e
Mot3eu, v8pbeimS 8loo uogaar finn
/ ct 0plog paa 70 @%fsemplarer."
SCOT" iortlatte Do1mleren, men
bporoon oil De iaa bGrc Gem as meo
at quite oettc Oplog / &eltelomnen?"
Set ifal jeg ltrafs bite Gent" ipa-
reoe Mot5en, og iaa tog ban 70 Cts
emplorer al @pbeilns 9loO, JON ban
bopoe puret fpruOiee1l0e nof til at
toge mleo il1O / MetSlalcn, rulleOe Dem
i%an1n1cn joni ct &rGr1nnerbus og 1taf
not laa flot Sen ipioie Gnbe / lin &e=
1telomnne. 9onumerl1e og @iliboerne
bralt / 2otter, % Mot5en blep fri
ficn6t.
1orbuo MOB oanfe
9 fueipille 0ptre-
c II. 6orleoen Aften agtc0e 500
oerslep plteralnts &iugrioerfore=
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Del e,,oog far tp%ifii1oeoc Me0lenmcr>
at oiboloe cit ~iclifabclig Sommer=
fomlt / 5beatret / @aoerslep. 6or
at %rnoerbolbe Sellfa6et bop6e 8e>
1tprcllen 'fooet gilbert @elicngren5
Gbeoterielifob", 9ireftdr &ornbect,
rltprite reiienoc Selifob i Sc 6anife
Yropinier", til at alpc eli 6oreitillina
for 6prcningcr1, altloa for ct lll,ttet
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Styffet. iom Selifabet piloe ipi(lc,
por fuloitenoig upolitlit, nemlig u&i-
'polcr" al @alter Gbriltmos.
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/ 9aoerslcp peD Den 1llltteoe Sore
nings Set blep imiolertio %forbuot.
Selifobct maotte fife optrebe /
Sbcatrct. Eolitiet bcl1bolot Jig no.
turligpis til Ell tioligere Tororoning
fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / 5lespig,
bporefter set er forbl1ot 5olere og
Sfueipillerc fra &ongcriget Donmarf
at optruoe oficnlig / 9ioroilespig.
Men bporleoes for Bolitiet I'LL
facet at pioc, at Set 6unlfe 5%fueipil=
lericlifob itl,I6e optrG0c SEN Mften?
Get ipnes at bore Sellfabets cgcn
Sfplo. Get far nelnlig gipet Sore
%ltillinger / @orle ems / Sen ienere STD,
og ct 9loo / @orie1s oplpite ga paa
iuroeles fremtrnocl1Oe og opligtspGf<
ferlbc Moobe, at 3ireftdr &ornbecfS
Scllfob bopbe faoet Sillo0elie til at
qipe Torcltillinger I @aocrslep. Get
nprrcipoite Slo0s Oplpsninger blep
noturligpis giengipne al rScbles=
miglcbc 8ren5polt", bpis T%orbh1oelie
r1cb Set prcl,slil fc Eoliti CT pelfjen0t,
og Eolitiet far ion meOOelt Hingri=
oerforeningcns- 6orlnmo, at Sfl1e=.
ipiller1cs Sptruocn life pil6e bline
tillaot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

Ser Ct mere Ratarr4 I benne Syn af 9a,bet. eno an
andre @g9bDutn1e ti1iauau1en,. % BEN blep tnbtI be fb'
fe faa Nar anist fout nbelbrebslis: s n1arge. ntange
reifrep Iofale Mlbler. os ba be lite ~ppnaaebe @elbre
helie peb lpfal 9ebanuins, ert!drebe be ben TOR abel
brebelig.' 0ibenifaben bar bepift. at &atorrb CT en- t9t1'
f~titutioneI Spgbpm pg berfpr trdoer fonftitutionel BE
banbllng. Ball's Oatarrh Cure. ~fabriferet. al. SIS
&benep & Co., Tplebp. 0bio, Ct bet enefe fonft1tllt1s.
neIe 4dsemibbel i Wtarfebet. Get taees in6peno18
birefte paa BIobet % Spftemets Slturtinber. Sc IT,
bpber ct bunbrebe DolarS for etbnert 2iltdlbe. bet III
tan turere. sfrip efter @irtuldrer % WioneS6grn;
9srss!s;, g. s S, &t5Rsas92 ne q o. 20'e0O' =.
halls Family Pills er be bebfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

For at helbrede Forko.else paa m Dag
Apothekerne erstatter Udeiften, hvis Ku-
rem mislykkes. E. W. GROVES Under
skrift a hver -Eske. csc. Tilvirket af
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

fafturbmoler Soban MnbreaS 5g-
moo. Sneoferipen6 Carl @arlie len.
nrtefrGmmer @anlens &l1itru Glora.
8ogbtn6er Mifolai Gamme. Sgifel=
mager Greoerif gbriitian Santomifp.
9pofer griit Beter &linfmort. sls-
iuranceinipeftpr Scbilling5 gnfc
GilGelmire. SIP. Sanolfefabrifoni
Niel5 Beter Spberitrem. &ebllagcr
aurl Gbparo Gaiperi en. 9llo / Sll-
ltitsminiitcriet gooaroicn5 Gnfc Ser
tboline. Gtatsraab, ftp. Sfolebelty=
rer Gbriitiun Carl 8rir. GGrtsbus=
bol0er NielS @anien. @artncr &u=
oolf Soban @iicbenborff. Gnfe Sea-
tbalte Nicoline 8ocf. 8bn. Mpller-
ipen0 Sans Gbriltian &osmusien.
Selegrafingenier Sl1lius Nieliens
@nfe Dime. SDerife S11geborg 8e-
ter1en=9olm. NSl1tent 9ars 8corg
Sem. &ontorcbef / 3. s. g." g..
@illiam Oluf @un0el. 6bp. &leiu-
ilmeooel oeno Mnbreas Sltli11s Sbo=
itrup. Sfomager 6erbinano gil=
Delm @ogner. Gnfe &irlten MaO-
len. Sfomager M1bin 5ornquiit. Msz
iiitent Grnit Carl Meper. Gfsan1.
polpt. Migsoagsfasierer Carl Treoe=
riff @elt. &llultmaler Carl 6rieoricb
@articb. gnfefru Mariane &iritinc
Mlbecb. 8liffenilager Soban @ein=
ric6 Gram. Brofesior, @tatsroaO
2oren5 6rplicb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

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6bp. &iebman6 9. @eterien. 5bors=
By pr. @r9nge: @aarbejer Climbers
@l1ltru 8irtbe. 6arum: &aretmager
Sens Sl1lius @anlen. luxembourg:
Sfomagcrmeite Soban @raoolb.
Mpe0pre: &ipbn1ano &cber Ye0erien.
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mann. 6reoerifspnrf: @fspeoiett
Niels g. Sobaui en. 9aoitrup pr.
2psning: Sperife Marm Nn0erlen.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

Odr Ell 1Qtft9 Wtdllp, Der DrGl1ple al
8egjGrligbe0 efter at lulge i'm 8aarD
for 10000 &rnner. gn al Gel
ifobet tog bom poo SrOet; Ell Slut
leooel blep ifrepen. &elte Sag full
Sc &jpberen inofinoe Jig poa @aar=
6en meo 10000 &roner og Sperta=
gell en fin6e Ste0. 9an in0fan0t Jig.
Men neite Sag par 8roprietGren
blepen n6ru og bab for Jig. San
giorbe en- n1eget ltor llnoifplonin9
for lin Mlno> bporefter &ipberen loo
@an0elen gaa tilbage / &raft al Sri
titan 5. 5.s 0anl fe s. 81, l.. ON
sgresiager. S @enbol6 til bptlfen
Horogrof meget bpr tilgipes en- lpbli
Sunge.
mil0floi it e II 8
brugsf e in6Dte0es 26r6aQ
5. 1. Nobember. 0en ifploer Smeg>
mems 2an6men0 lin 5ilperelie, i0e
oisie far tegnet Sitter og gioet Sfo
len rigelig pfonomiif Stptte. Sfo
lens 8pgninger err opferte eli ter Seq
Ringer al glrfiteft HleSner, Ser ba'
lopet en- ler0eles farafteriltiif Sa
caoe. Soa0an iom Sfolen ligger -
poo Sperlnno 8affe> mes 6acaoe1
ben6t moo &iborg Mprrelg og Spl
lambs gomle @opeoita0 - far Sen cl
ifjpn11ere @eliggenbe0 ems nogen an
Sen 2onobr11gsifole / 9anmarf, o!
bpoo Sn0retningen al Sfolelofale
og @lepperelie r angaar, bill Den b6r
til @an6ets be6ite Sfoler. 0en ia
&labs til rs Gleper, og til set fore
1toaen6e &interfuriu jus bar Den inotee
net on1trent 60 gleber. SRgerme1 tie
&robbe, Salo, er 6ormano for DC
Selffab, Ser bar reiit Sfolen, meoen
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
ODD FELLOWS
CONVENTION
Delegates From Hattiesburg Are
Preparing For the Meeting
at Meridian.

Indications are that the State As
sembly of the Rebekah Lodge, at Me-
ridian Monday will be well represent
ed. II is thought that several Will go
bnsi.as the two delegates from this
place. The delegates are Mrs. w. J.
Yass an3 Hiss Ida Cowart. They win
leave this afternoon. This organlza-
ticr has made wonderful growth.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows from Hattiesburg are as
follows: H. Katz, Lois Williams, W.
]. Force, Otis Smith, Louie Caplan and
w. c. veach. II xS ay.
On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows con-
yenes also in Meridian, and a large
number of delegates from all sections
of the state win be on hand.
Odd Fellowship in Mississippi has
kept pace with the general growth Of
fraternalism. which seems to have taxi
en- on renewed vigor everywhere and
in all orders. and under the admins
tration OF Grand Master .Broome the
membership in the state has made
wonderful increases.
One Of the biggest things which will
be before the grand lodge will be
the matter of raising the remaining
$4,000 or $1,000 to complete the $15,-
900 orphanage at Hattiesburg, the larg-
er portion of which fund has already
been raised. Money is still being
subscribed, but 1t is believed some
action will be taken at this meeting
to hasten the collection of the fund
and the completion Of the work.
At Tuesday nights session the Me-
ridian team will exemplify the work.
and many Odd Fellows have expressed
the intention of going there on that
day to be in attendance on that oc-
casion
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
GIRLS COLLEGE
SOON TO CLOSE
MORE THAN 100 YOUNG LAp!sa
GET DIPLOMAS.
Capacity Of the |. a c. Is faxed to
Utmost and the Present Apportion.
ment win Have to Be Decreased
Next Session.

Daily News Special.
jackson, Miss, May 16.-Prof. H. L.
Whitfield, president of the Industrial
Institute and College at Columbus, is
spending the day at the capital on offi-
cial business. He states that plans
have been completed for the COM
mencement exercises at the institution
and on the 1st of June 100 lady stu
dents will receive diplomas and certifi-
Gates from the college, this being the
largest graduating class in its history.
On Sunday, May 81, the annual SER
mon will be delivered by DR.. Dunbar
H. Ogden, Of Knoxville. Tenn. DR..
Ogden is former Mississippian. hav-
ing been pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Columbus for several years.
On June the cqmmencement address
will be delivered by DR.. J. G.. Law.
5rence. Of New Orleans. The alumni
address will be delivered by DIR. Willie
Johnson, well known woman physi
clan of Memphis.
President Whitfield states. that fol
the next collegiate term it will be nee
essary to decrease the apportionmeni
20 per cent. The institution will re
ceive as many students as can b
taken care Of and accorded maximum
advantages. but the fail,..Tre Of tn,
legislature to provide sdeouate sur
port for an iner-.a GOD attendor,a ron
ue's : necessary to decrease the an
! portionment. 7.-.~ .+,
During the vacation period all o
the dormitories will be plastered aney
and new floors laid, The legislator,
allowed a small appropriation fo
other Improvement work, preparation
for which are now under way.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
Ml)RDERESS'
IS Still
LIVING
This is the Opinion Of the LaPorte
County Board Of Com
missioners.
$4,000 APPROPRIATED
|! TOCATCH MRS. GUINNESS
Dragging Of the Lake Has Thus Far
Revealed No New Bodies, but the
searchers Have NOT Given Up as
Yet.
Hearst News Service.

Laporte. Ind, May 16.-Convinced
that Mrs. Bella Guinness, the murder
ess of at least seventeen people, is
still alive. and that the body found
in the ruins of her burned home was
that of another woman, the Board of
County Commissioners today appropri-
ated $4,000 to clear up the mystery Of
the. House of Death"
1t is announced tonight that $1,000
of this sum will be offered as reward
for the arrest of Mrs. Guinness and
that the rest OF the sum will be used
in prosecuting Ray Lamphere.
Unless Mrs. Guinness is captured,
Ray Lamphere will be put on trial
for numbering her.
The dragging Of the lake near the
site OF the burned home of the Gun
ness farm was continued today, but
no bodies were found The search
will be continued however. and fur
ther excavations will be made dur
ing the week.
Prosecuting Attorney Smith still
sticks to his opinion that Mrs. Gun
ness Is dead, despite the fact that the
Board of Commissioners has offered .
reward for her capture.
1t is not probable, however. that At
torney Smith win succeed in his plani
to have Lamphere indicted until aftel
thorough search is made for the wo
man.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17

Should the Democrats. however. car
ry out-their threat to talk the currency
bill to death, they win be grven un-
til Saturday before adjournment.
On the other hand, If the Demo
cratic minority allow matters to take
their usual course. the final vote will
be taken On the joint currency meas.
ure Tuesday.
1t all depends upon the attitude Of
the Democratic leader. Hon. John
Sharp Williams.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
TO LEAVE MONDAY
FOR CONFERENCE
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY WILL
CONVENE AT CHARLOTTE.
List Of the Commissioners Who VIII
Represent Mississippi-R. l. Camp
bell, of Hattie.bura, Is Among the
Number.

Daily News Special.
jackson, Miss, May 16.-The Mis-
sissippi commissioners to the annual
meeting of the Presbyterian general
assembly will leave Monday for
Charlotte. N. c.. where the body will
be convened in annual session Wednes-
day morning.
So far as known, no oyertures will
be sent from any of the presbyteries
in this state. The commissioners
named by the presbyteries in Mis-
sissippi are as follows:
Central Mississippi Presbytery-
Rev. r. J. Beattie, Kosciusko; Rev.
w. H. Hill, jackson; w. F. Hamilton
Carrollton; B. E. Inflow, Greenwood.
East Misrissippi-Rev. D. l.. Barr
Houston; Rev. John A. Stinson. Co
lumbus.
Ethel Presbytery-Rev. G. B. Scott
Heidelberg: D. A. Farmer, Ethelville
Meridian Presbytery--Rev. R. L
Campbell, Hattiesburg; DR.. J. e. Jones
Meridian; E. A. White, Heidelberg;
w. r. Evans, Meridian.
Mississippi Presbytery-Rev. w. e
Phifer. Brookhaven; Rev. G. w. Nc
Ginnis, Port Gibson.
North Mississippi Presbytery-Rev
~. e. Hobson, Water Valley; R. F. kim
mons, Water Valley. - -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
GIRL
we'd IDIOT
English Lawyer is Dismissed From
Bar For Selling His Own
Daughter.
Hearst News Service.

London, May 16.--Because he mar
ried his daughter to half-witted Mar
quis Townsend, Thomas sutherst, one
of the foremast members Of the Brit
ish bar. was today debarred from prac-
tice in any of the courts of Great
Britain.
The benchers of the inner temple In
vestigated the marriage, examining a
number Of witnesses including the
child wife, and found that the mar
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
STREET CARS ARE IDLE
IN J0nNsONS TOWN
Acting Governor Now On the Scene
and contendins Factions May Be
Compelled 70 submit to Board Of
Aspiration.
Hearst News Service.

Cleveland, o., May 16.-Ail cars on
the Cleveland Electric Railway, now
being operated by the Municipal Trac-
ton Company, were stopped at dark
tonight and no attempt win be made
to operate them until morning.
Scenes of riot and bloodshed marked
the day at several points. On one oc-
casion the police had to use pistols.
firing over the heads Of the crowds. in
order to awe the strike sympathizers
into silence.
The acting governor Of the state ar
rived this afternoon to look over the
situation. He held lengthy confer
ence with Mayor Tom L. Johnson. who
occupies the dual position of mayor
of the city and president Of the trac-
tion company.
1t is understood that plans were
formulated to submit the differences
existing between the 1000 men em,
ployed by the street car company, tho
officials of the company and the mu-
nicipal authorities to q disinterested
board Of arbitration. =.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
GREENVILLE BANKER
IS GRANTED PARDON
Was Serving Five-year Sentence for
wreekina eresnviIIe Bank and Had
Been on the state -Farm for Only
a Year.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
jackson, Miss, May 16.--Adjt. Gen.
Arthur W. Fridge today received a
letter from Robert Shaw Oliver. as
ssistant secretary of war, in reply to a
recent communication from the Adju-
;tant General, stating that the govern
iment will not pay the expenses in
curred by the Hattiesburg and Laurel
companies of the Mississippi National
Guard in the Purvis storm district;
that there is no appropriation avail
able for this purpose, and, while the
war department officials would be per-
sonally glad to relieve Mississippi of
this expense, 1T has no authority to
do SO. AS a result it will be neces.
sary to pay the officers and men from
the state appropriation.
Acting Governor Manship this morn
ing signed commissions : for the fol
lowing officers of the staff of Maj.
Gen. S. R. Kessler, of Greenwood:
w. F. Scales, Macon, lieutenant
) colonel and inspector general.
w. s. vardaman, Greenwood, major
and commissary.
E. w. Nall. Jackson. major and
quartermaster.
E. H. Magruder, vicksburg, major
-adjutant generals department.
Gus Aaron, Greenwood, captain o.
,commissary.
H. c. Hunt. Indianola, captain and
assistant surgeon.
Z. j. Butler, vicksburg, First lieu
tenant and assistant surgeon.
w. H. Hutchinson. Greenwood. frs
lieutenant and aidede-camp.
Sam Stein. Greenwood, captain ant
aide-de-camp.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
FORAKER
ENDORSED
Methodiss Commend Him For e.
fort to Danish Opium From
the Hawaiian Islands.
Hearst News Service.


Baltimore. May 16.-Senator Joseph
B. Foraker, of Ohio, was commended
today in a resolution adopted by the
Methodist Episcopal conference for
introducing bill to prevent the sale
Of opium in the Hawaiian Islands. The
resolution will be sent to congress.
No action was taken by the confer
ence in the case of Bishop Burt, who
is alleged to have called Bishop Scott
a negro member, liar.
On account of the increased expense
it was decided that the number of
bishops to be elected this year be
materially reduced.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
WARSAW COMPANY'S
Big LAUREL PLANT
DELAYED TIL FALL
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
Laurel, Miss. May 16.-Messrs. F.
G. Reimers and 3. L. Dening have left
with their familiA for Milwaukee.
where they win spend the greater part
Of the summer. Befors leaving. Mr..
1s'n4's sf,ted thats III view Of the
ssnerAl depressio.- II money matters.
the WARSAW Lumber campapv would
not begin the constructl.n 81 a. h,e
plant here before faik re grounds ID
will be cleared during s..msr how.
ever.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
BANKER is pARponEp.

Acting Governor Manship this af-
ternoon granted a pardon to William
Starting, the celebrated Greenvills
bank embezzler, whose sentence was
affirmed by the supreme court about
one year ago.
Sterling was sent up from Washing
ton County to serve five year term,
having been convicted of forgery and
'embezzlement in connection with the
failure of the Merchants and Planters
Bank at that place. The case was
fought with much bitterness, stock
holders of the institution having en-
ployed Hon. R. N. Miller, of Hazle-
hurst, as special counsel to aid in the
prosecution. Two indictments were
returned against Startling and both
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
BUYS PINE timber
TO BUILD SHIPS
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
jackson, Miss. May 16,-Maj. Custls
Fairfax, prominent shipbuilder of
Baltimore. was in the city last night
as the guest Of his nephew, Prof. W.
"A. Jordan. of the deaf and dumb fnsti-
'tute. Maj. Fairfax is returning home
from trip through the southern part
of the state where he invested in q
tract Of yellow pine lands. the out
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
BURROWS
IS NAMED
Michigan Senator win Be Tempo
rary Chairman Of the National
Republican Committee.
Hearst News Service.

Chicago. May 16.-At a meeting
Of the subcommittee of the Repub-
lican sational Executive COMMITTEES.
held here tonight. United States SEN
ator Julius G. Burrows, of Michigan.
was elected temporary chairman to
preside over the Republican National
convention to convene here on June
is.
The headquarters OF the committee
were opened today in the coliseum
Annex.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
TAFT
WILL Land
Fat Secretary's Campaign Manager
Claims sS4 Votes On the
First Ballot.
Hearst News Service.

Washington. May 16.-Frank Hitch
cock, manager for Secretary William
H. Taft, tonight issued statement de-
claring that 5s4 votes in the Chicago
convention are already pledged to TAFT.
and that Of 169 unpledged delegates at
least 100 viii vote for Taft in the con.
vention.
: Hitchcock says that Taft will un-
questionably be nominated for Presi.
dent on the first ballot.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
EDNAIGOODRICH
SAYS nat GOODWIN
DIDN'T FOLLOW HER
Hearst News Service.

New York, May 16.-Miss Edna
Goodrich, who arrived today from Lon.
don. denied the story that Nat Good
win had followed her through Europe
She says that she win remain in New
York for few days. then go to Berke,
ley, California. where she is to wed
J. H. Mcmillan, New Goldfeld mil.
lionaire.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17
OF THE STRIKE.

Tne strike went INTO e9ecI at ;
o'clock this morning and cars weTs
stopped simultaneously on a majority
of the lines Of the city. The strike
had its origin in the Institution 81
three-cent fares, on which issue Tom
L. Johnson was elected mayor. The
street car company refused to raise
salaries on the ground that it was
financially unable to do so at.the re.
duced passenger rate. The street car
employees then appealed to Mayor
Johnson to allow the company to re-
store the five-cent rate. The mayor
refused
This was several weeks ago and nu-
merous conferences have been held to
discuss the matter, but all Of them re-
suited In widening the breach. g
THE FIRST TROUBLE.
At the corner of Superior avenue
and East 10th street large crowd col
lected early this morning. when a car
bound down town appeared.
The non-union motormen and coa.
ductors were pulled OF and about half
of the car windows smashed. The po.
lice rescued the motormen and con-
ductors, and prevented further trouble.
CAR COMPANY PREPARED.
Leaders of the Street Car Mems
Union claim that while negotiations /.
have been under way looking to q
settlement of the differences of the
fConffnuad ~, pa1a uo,,,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-05-17

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