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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28
THE RAILWAYS AND WAGES

THE RAILWAYS AND WAGES.
After many conferences and Tho mn.
turest elaboration. and doubtless in
! pe'icc'iy good faith, the local orEani
cations of the Chesapeake and Onto
hallway Company EMPLOYEES have
No'ed to accept a flat increase OF
cents the hour on the wages now paid
inc increase will apply to the men
empioFed in the motive power, denart.
ment, including machinists and helm
ers. boilermakers and helpers hl.c,
s!hiths' car workers and pine ntters
Il inc other societies of the employees
OF the c. & Q. System shall follow tho
example of the Richmond orponizs-
uons the threatened disturbance in tho
operation of this railroad will be ,,an
PLY averted. The increase ,s,koa
""s cents the hour; the increase con-
sehted by the railroad is cents. which
appears TO he very reasonable in an
the circumstances and very ,,hor,,
we should say, in view of the docrcos-
ing receipts OF the road ana IN. 49,
"i'luip eo condition of the
r"iiroad business in the country M
iarEe' The action of the Interstate
commerce Commission several dovs
ago stiil further interfering with +ho
operation of the railroads and ,,,o
REDUCTION OF their income does NOT
augur we'll for the future.
me present increase of wages now
consented to by the Chesapeake and
ONO Railroad makes the increases ne
wages paid on this division amount
TO from so to 60 per cent. in tho ,ost
'iii'e years There has been during
inns period no corresponding Increase
IN the rates of passenger and freirbt
transportation. indeed, there has been
marked reduction of rates allowed
ny the commissions of one sort
ana another that have passed
upon questions of rates The latest
bulletin issued by the Bureau of Rail
way Economics at Washington CO.,,
tains a great deal of information mo,
the subject of the wages paid railway
operatives In the year 1909 the rail
foau companies In the United States
paid to their employees. other tha,
general officers, wages and salaries
asgregating $972, 900 OF their TO-
tai operating expenses compensation
Tor labor made nearly three-fifths. The
increase in the amount of money maid
10 employees amounted to more thon
mar billion dollars, or 1919 pe, can,
fortS per cent. of the gross receipts
from the transportation service of the
railroads goes to labor Hundreds Of
thousands of men are employed hv tba
roads. and upon the prosperity of tho
transportation interests OF the coun-
try depends the prosperity of the peo-
pie who work for them.
There are two sides of the railroad
question, two very big sides. and the
people who work for the roads cannot
expect TO receive steady increases Of
| wages when the roads are deprived
in response largely to the crv of poItti.
car asltators. of the privilege OF maxi
ing ~enongh out of the business tn
meet their fixed charges. to nav for
thclr maintenance and extensions and
10 aHord larger pay to those who are
e"s""ed IN their service. Some plain
speaking is required on the subioc,
and the railway employees have very
definite and direct interest in maIsir,.
the general pubic understand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28
SORRY For THE DOG.

The Belgian gentleman who met Miss
Mary Johnston on the railroad from
Bruges to Antwerp. and who told her
all about Gods appointed sphere for
woman" and how woman should stick
to this sphere and not interfere with
the work of men until she had attain
ed the intellectual stature of men,
must have been somewhat surprised
when his attention was called TO a wo
man who was drawing q very large
canal boat, on the deck OF which several
brutes in pantaloons were sleeping
peacefully The woman did not appear
10 be employed at that particular time
in her particular sphere: but the COM
ment of the Belgian that 1T is good for
her TO be out in the open air" is the
answer generally made by the men 10
such an argument as this. III Belgium
also, it is the custom TO hitch up wo-
man with a dog to pull the milk carts.
THAT also is keeping woman in her
Goo disappointed sphere" but many OF
us are always sorry for the dog
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28
Daily Queries and Answers

7 one of the wonders OF the world. I.
was or oGtagonal form. 200 feet high,
n name stories In height, each having a
ssorn ho and gallery without 1t Cost
sf.'0o,oo0. and occupied nineteen years
~ us construction. being completed
anout liSo. The outer face OF this
OF porcelain of various colors prlnci-
pally green, red. yellow and white. At
every one OF the nine stories the pro-
jecting roof OF the gallery was covered
with green tiles. and a bell was s,s-
pended from each corner. There were
i52 bells in all, which sounded when
mere was a brisk wind. One hundred
outside. on tho top was pinnacle in
me shape of pineapple. which was
surmounted by a. gilded ball. A spiral
staircase led to the summit. The build
ing ing was constructed as a gift to the
Empress and the government kept II in
repair. In 1901 the tower was struck
BY Lightning and the upper three
stories were shattered. The govern
ment repaired the damage.
Marie CoreiIi
What is the address OF Marie Corelli,
me me t autho press; Which Is considered
She Ell lives eo0n Mawn croft Rs stroi;ara-
on,Avon. England, II the number OF
calls that are made at the libraries
and book stores for her works is taken
as the guide. then The Romance OF
best '
Columbus.
How old was Christopher Columbus
when he discovered America?
AMERICAN
Historians differ as to the date OF
his birth, as well as to the place where
he was born. Some have It that he
was born in 1896; others In 1897 IL
the first date be correct, he was nifty
SIX years OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28

1t doesn't matter really much whe-
Their the Charleston team is at the
mead or the tail OF the South Atlantic
League. Both positions are positions
OF honor. 1t is sometimes Just as much
sport to lose as it is to win. Every
body can't be first.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28
DIDN'T FEEzE MIR. BRYAN.

"Win the side tracking of Colonel
Bryan by the Nebraska Democratic
Convention feeze that popular patriot?'
asks the Charlotte Evening Chronicle
and without waiting for n reply from
some one who is qualified TO speak
answers thus: Not for moment
He will be found giving orders same
as If he had never known what ii is
TO get n punch in the ribs" The
Chronicle has evidently got the Col
onels mixed up bit. The Colonel from
Nebraska Is not prize fighter. He
doesn't understand the language of the
ring. He is a statesman and an in
ventor He leads in political think
ing and is actively engaged III the
manufacture of paramount issues, and
his ribs are never exposed That at
least is one part of his anatomy that
he never exposes. Besides, who said
he was slde-tracked at Fremont? He
was not there. lie did not take part
in the Convention. He was off some
whore else attending to his business
just as the Chronicle ought to be at
tending to It's business of publishing
one of the best newspapers in North
Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28
Ten Leaves md Fortune
Can you tell me how to read for
tunes by tea leaves in cups?

,,,oa, - ~ are Ho$ 10 READ IOT-
KATYDID.
II is said that II there are in the
bottom of the cup a cluster Of leaves
win Few stragglers in front, 1t rep
resents hearsc or a funeral. but IL
the stragglers are close together. IL
means wedding. If the cluster of
leaves takes the form of woman on
the side OF the cup. 1t signifies a rival
In love; II 1t looks like q bird II means
news from distant friend; IL II looks
ike book. 1t refers to a friend at
some institution OF knowledge: IL IL
assumes the shape of a tree it means
that the one who sees the picture"
"lll soon take a journey into the coun-
try: II two stalks come together, il
means that you are to meet a man;
II II looks like a snake, II means that
you are to meet an enemy II the
leaves assume the form of a dog. IL
means that you viii hear from a
friend; II there is the appearance OF a
shed or house. It means that Won will
not board. but will keep house. IL YOU
marry; II the leaves assume the shape
or n spire. It means that you will cross
an ocean; IL II looks like a bridge. II
is an unquestionabie sign that your
marriage will be happy and that your
life Will be long and strong II a
young unmarried woman sees In her
cup the semblance OF a man rshinr
WITH rod, II means that a minister
Will either pfficiate at her wedding or
become her husband: II she sees an
image Of a man with many spots he
fore him. II indicates that her husband
Will be rich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28

AS he will have no further use
for his uniform probably Colonel
August Kohn would be willing to dis
pose of his clothes to Colonel Leon NJ.
Green ct a sacrifice. Colonel Green
will be able hereafter to wear the suit
every day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-28
Porcelain Tower.

Porcelain Tower.
What was tho porcelain tower In
China? SADIE
This tower. in Nanking. China, which
was blown to pieces IN 1856 by the
IaipiHs rebels. who feared that the
magic influence Of bells ana lamps
would work injury to their cause. was
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