Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1909-08-14 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.  At the half-yearly meeting of the Great Central Railway Company, Sir Alexander Render eon. who preeided, oadd an surreal:cent had been arrived at between the company and ite employees with regard to wages and hours of duty, avoiding any necessity for appeal to all arbitrator. The settlement was binding until /919  The Emperor of Rmsia has left I.ILOO for dietribution amongst the lioor of the Isle of Wight. of which stun £401) will be apportioned to West and het Oowes.  The Rotherham Rural Council have received the banotion of the Local Government Board t, borrow £4050 for se-wage works at D.:IRJ= aflu 'rhr9berlfh•  - The Archbishop of York has left Bishop. thtrpe. and will be away until the end of Septar. A mau who at one time WIIS a r 0110 W -10dger W 16,1 Dhingra. the condemned Indian student, tell a remarkable story of the latter's eccentricities. He rite.. it as his opinion that Phingra is mentally unsound. Monday's great heat proved fatal to one Sheffield man. The victim was John Horsman lag.; 46), and he dropped dead during the morning at the back of a butcher's chop. Strong comments were made by the West Rldi jug coroner at an inquest at Penietoae os Monday, on the victim of a cycling. aveittent. "Mere is a man," be said. "with his bead smashed and dying. and no one will take him it. and he is left to die by the roadside five hours after the accident happens." An alarming accident, involving the death of two railway servants. and injuries to Paseengers, occurred On Tuesday morning on the Loudon and North-Western Railway. at a spot about a mile on the Moseley side of Friesland Station. close to the Yorkshire border. An t awes, train which left Fluddereflekl for Stockport was derailed owing to the backlins of the metala caused. it is supposed. by the receina Lot weather.  York. hire Show opened on Timm:Lay. at Beverley. There 1 ali a magnificent dieplaY of stock. the Minty], forming an outatancling feature. At a meeting bele during tbe day :be Council decithd to accept the Incitation of Leeds to I, bold nert year ki allow in that atY.  The delegates from the National 'l'own Plan- I ning Governm vigited the Woodlands model (colliery Village. near DtMOlLliter on Tuesday. Subsequently they journeyed to York to inspect the Earswick [garden Ni.ilace, setahlishei by Mr. Joseph ltowntree. In the House of Commons on Wednesday th. , Premier explain." the Government's proposal I that the cost of valuation under the Einance Mill should be Paid by the State. The cortmtry would be divided into about 120 valuation district, and the proeses would be completed in three or four year, 'rho total root was estimated at two millions.. but daring the Prroont financial year not morr than 1202.02) ',acid be required. The right hon. gentleman added that in lieu of the tax on undotten minerals there would be a tiv.- per cent duty on mining royalties and wayleavoe At Croydon County Court on Wednesday judge Ilariugton decided that a prof.Sio.lllli football player wan entitled to oompemation order the Workmen's Compensation Act for injures received wh.l.-t playlrer football  A Coroner's net- on Wednoeday Sound that the azoauniant whaFe oc.tie3 lzds was found •11 the railway lice near Darley Dale. occumaitted suicide whidst tatnyanaralS