Show I I I. I tt H. H tt t t tt I 4 4 I TO io STAMPEDE 10 SI I PEI 4 l TAILED IEn I. I 4 Chicago Sept Sept 25 An 2 An at- at 4 tempt to stampede e the time 4 Ing telegraphers almost t 4 p ote a riot to today a at Uhl- Uhl 4 richs rich's hall hail hal where dally daily meet meet- 4 In hogs ings arc nrc held Some Someone one 4 whose name was withheld cir cir- 4 the thousand among 4 strikers and ant quietly proposed 4 to tn return to work Monday ton u 4 The solicitors had Imad approached a t of oC strikers before beCore he was exposed C Then George 4 Cates ascended the time platform 4 and denounced the traitor In inthe nt 4 the camp He lie le said that the 1 4 solicitor had told each striker 1 4 to whom whon he lie 11 talked that live U e H 4 had already agreed to return 4 to tu work worl n and that list It I was vas only H 1 4 a n question of oC a few Cow ow days before 4 the time strikers would all nih al light fight for COI forI H I 4 their old tl jobs I 4 There Is an aim emissary sr of uC the te 4 4 telegraph companies In the hall hal 4 antI and he Is Js trying to start a u 4 4 stampede U shouted Cates Jf If I 4 4 we e find him wo we will throw him 4 4 OUt OUI 4 f- f A search made for fOl the 4 was ivas mu e 4 offender but hut he lie could coul not be 4 found and none nono of ot tho those e ap- ap 4 4 d would give e his name 4 4 Arthur Moore Letis was ap- ap 4 when advised that 4 no 1 ad 4 th the strikers should never ne er 4 4 and the 4 to arbitrate ant that they 4 should J refuse tomake an any con con- 4 4 tracts with wih the strike bound bount f 4 corporations 44 4 4 of oC Labor labor 44 4 4 Ix IH In iii St. St St Louis and amid RII It ft ma may be 44 4 4 several s eral days before beCore he lie returns 4 to Washington h Until nt that 4 time lIme It I I- I Is Isaid said alt he hi cannot again 4 4 offer hl lilt services as mediator 44 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 44 4 |