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New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
FUNERAL OF DIR. BRADY E. BACKUs.

BISHOP POTTER oFFIcIATED AND RESOLUTIONS
TO BE SENT TO MRS BACKUs WERE PASSED.
The funeral of the Rev. DR.. Brady E. Backus.
who was rector of the Church of the Holy Apostles
AT Ninth-ave and Twenty-eighth-st. took place
Yesterday morning at that church. Bishop Potter
ofHciated and praised the faithfulness and perse-
yerance of DR.. Backus's work. Other addresses
vvare made by the Rev. w. u. Williams arch
deacon OF the diocese of Arkansas. formerly
of the Church of the HOLY Apostles; the Rev
William Winter Mix; curate of the Church of the
TIoiv Apostles: the Rev. Thomas Z. Hughes, rec
tor Of the Church of the Holy Sepuchre. and the
The paibeafers were DR.. C Bridges Robert
A Ciorf' j f. Bush Charles f. Hubbard. Andrew
II Kellogg Or. J. Walter Lyman George w
ferguson. George "; Ferguson, jr.. DR., John E.
smith DR. Victor {. Petersen and DR.. James
Pedersen. The burial was at Woodlawn
The Society of Mayfower Descendants. the New
ENGLAND Society the Society of Colonial Wars
the sons of the Revolution the Society OF the War
~ 1872 the Society of Colonial Governors and the
alumni OF Trinity College were represented at the
After the funeral the clergymen present adopted
resolutions of coincidence to be sent TO Mrs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. AUGUST 6 1901
ARRIVED.


Steamer Exeter city R TasHs s BFi'19 % July tS.ed Is 1ed
steamer Konisin Luss Cier) voser Bremen July p
ard southampton IS with dse 2S7 cabin and SO steer
passengers. OeIrichs & Co Arrived al the Bar
steamer Nuba GER. Lotse stettn July with mdss
the Hamburg-Amertcan Line Arrived al the bar a.
Steamer orousay OBJ Ellis. Cape Town July 8 in BAL
last to Barbs- & Co Arrived the Bar at u m &C
5bfa ai Pe3nam5gco 2S and Barbados So with utss ard
passengers Busk Jevons Arrived al the Bar at
Steamer skHings Colon July 80 with 15is
c5mpsny Arrived at Bar al $40 s.-..
steamer Mexico. Stevens Havana August g. with u11se
and $50 passengers TO James Ward & CO. AFF'Nea ~
sreamer Trinidad Cr, Carey Bermuda August with
ni5e ana So passengers. 70 a E outerbridse Co Az
steamer Andes l5eTl. Porter Fortune Island July r.
Cape HsSu 1,; -. 81 ANY caves "a TacrIel 25 and
Marta 81 e mdse and Ts 5%o &C 2app 5 3S az 20
Steamer Ell cid. Baker. New-orleans I've days with
mass ,s,g M Chattahooche Lewis Savannah August with
and PASSENGERS {9 The 9Seaa STEAMSHIP company @
s'e2msT S4s1a% with mdse and passsnsss 70
William P GIyie 6 Co. 49,. ~. 49,, ,,,-,orx
fS SSeITT mise ana passenssrs the Old Dominion steam
'hg sandT SSR5 f5ok J. Aug m-wind north
SAILED
S:p8 s:si' Gb9ssS IaSs5Sa CIV So' & 's s2ol h Ssv
0l a MedteTranean ports Princess Anne Norfolk
Newport News AigSngain ShaT!eSton % ana RaESan
Savannah.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
r,r,or-b Aug 6 $40 a u-Arrived. Graf Wal,
dsrsse CCierl Kopff. NeW-York for CherbOurS anu
Kiniaie Aug 6-Passed steamer Philadelphian tBr
swanson GeP' AUG steamer B Carey
c,sSSw. Aug arrived steamer Katendrecht CDutch
Teensula New-York and Baltimore via SantandeF-,-,
1f,ar5 Srg s 6 n-PaSsed. steamers Mesaba t9I,'
l love NeV-York for London; Mannheim (Ger> oekst-
mann New-Nork for FlushinS - ,,....-..,,
tDutchl Stenger. Nrw-YOrk via Boulosne- -. lr,.,,,
,1er- snc \ S p m-Arrived. steamer Pennland t9eiS'
1arsr,sn Ans 6-Arrived. steamer Kaiser Wlheln -
Crosse (Gerl Hogemann, New-York VIA Cnero0uTs anu
p+,1Is1o Sug 2-ssiIed steamer Deutschland tieF'
Tank Seherhorst NeV-4ork ,,,- ~, 1.znar-
Chrlstana Aug 1-Sailed. steamer Hekla tDan'' 'eSp
Nsv-Nork- .- vi, .1,an, Ecr1ss
New-York- r-.A4.,ia rsr, Inns
dane New-York for Glasgow tand proceedeall vr,-5.
Marseilles Aug 6-Arrived. steamer Victoria t0H' ~
EouIcene Aug 6 6 a u-Arrived. steamer Rottsream
STSatch, sfenser Nev-York for Rotterdam (and pr-
ceededD: 5th. m. sailed steamer Pnesnicl@ VOe"'
FroeHch (from Hamburs). New-1ork - pt--,,-
Naples Aug S-Sailed. steamer Lonnoardla u'a" ''A
Melbourne Aug 6-Arrived previously. steamer NinH'
(F3rl FeIgate New1york via 81 Vincent v ,s,,.
Victoria Aug 2-Saied. steamer Straoc tbrl JdiuN
(from Rio Janeiro. New-York. -. x,x-
Para 3-Sailed. steamer Cearense thrl Colci' w.
Curacao, Aug 5-saied. steamer zuiia. rerrh. Ns"
rsrnamSuco Aug ARRIVED steamer Wordsworth Cseo'
Graham. New-York for Rio JaneiTos
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Erastus Wiman. of Richmond. Staten
Island. Observation-Disclosures A. Pope. of Farm
ington, Conn GRAND-Dr. James Carroll. U.
S. A. FIFTH AVENUE-W. j. Kountz, of Pitts
burg Senator Nelson W. AIdrich OF Pittsburg. and
Senator J. NJ. Thurston. of Nebraska. HOFF-
MAN-Colo1el A. b. Andrews, of North Carolina
j. B. Lyon, State Printer, OF Albany and State
Senator George z, Green. Of BinShamton. HOL-
LAND-Hobart Ames, of North Easton, Mass. and
Hobart Chatheld Chatheld-Taylor of Chicago.
lMPERlAL-Colonel F J. Ludington. of Water
bury. Conn MANHATTAN-J. Foster Searles, of
Dedham. Mass. and ex-Congressman William W
Crapo. of Massachusetts WALDORF-Rear-Ad-
nlral W G. Buehler L. S. N, and T. NJ. Emerson.
general traffic manager OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway. OF Wilmington. N c.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
ADMIRAL HOWISON CHOSEN
WILL BE THIRD MEMBER OF scHLEf
COURT OF INQUIRY-HIs RECORD.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUsE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Washington. Aug. 6.-Announceneht
made by the Navy Department To-Day oi '''e
selection Of Rear-Admiral Henry l. ho"i'O" u y
I'll the vacancy in the Schley court OF inquiry
csrsed nv the enforced retirement Of Admiral
Kimberly compelled 70 decline on account OF
III health Admiral Howisoa has been on the
retired list of the navy for two years and Is re-
garded as well qualified for the delicate duties
imposed on the court He is classmaue OF
Admiral Dewey, the senior member ana haS
had a long although not conspicuous na'ai
career. Born in this city, he was appointed 10
the Naval Academy from Indiana on septeilOe4
2e 1854, and during his early years "as a.
tached TO the receiving ship wabash now aI
the Boston Navy Yard; 20 the European station
and from there transferred TO the Gulf station
His Civil War record was most creditaoie ana
included service with Admiral Duponts squad
ron al the CAPTURE OF Port Royal. and also IN
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
4 WEDDLNG.

Word was received at White Plains yesterday
Of he marriage of DR.. Charles c. Zacharie. of this
place to Miss Gladys Wescott, OF Windsor Terrace
Canada on August 3 Through the death of an
uncle i'm London last January, DIR. Zacharie fell
heir 10 $4,000 which sum he Is said TO have re-
ceived in cash July /. On July % he left town
for Saratoga saying that he would spend the month
of August the United States Hotel and inviting
his friends visit write him at that address.
Several letters the doctor at Saratoga have
been returned for better address. DR. Zacharie and
his bride now making tour through Canada.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM.

consisting of Alfred A. Cammerer and George
Herzog. who formerly were with Lazard Freres
Mr. Cammerer will be the Stock Exchange mem
ber.
seat in the Stock Exchange was sold yesterday
for $4,000 The OF the purchaser was not an
nounced
Announcement was made at the exchange yester-
day that II. L. Terrell. formerly with the Amer-
can Tobacco Company. had become a special part
rer in the firm of Simmons e Slade.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
FIRE INSURANCE ryDERWRITER DEAD.
HENRY T. BOWERS. OF HRooKLINE. MASS DIES
SUDDENLY AT RYE BEACH

Boston. Aug. tSpeciaD Henry + Bowers. or
Brookine one Of the most widely known fire in
surance underwriters in the country died suddenly
Yesterday at Rye Beach, y II. Mr.. Bowers was
born at Rozrah Conn. IN 1870. and passed most Of
his bovhood in Norwich In 1854 he went into the
Office of the Norwich Fire Insurance Company as
accountant, and two years later was appointed
secretary In 1872 he became special agent for the
North British and Mercantile Fire Insurance Com
panv FOR New England and in 1876 United states
manager for the Guardian. Of London. with mead
nnarters in New-York on the retirement of the
Guardian from this country ne made manager
for the North British. which place he held until
he retired a bout TWO years ago
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
uAKfNG IT PLEASAYT FoR connrrERs

The new management OF the Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey has been making changes for the ben
eft Of the commuters on the line. Heretofore the
commuters have been obliged 10 go 10 the seventh
Aoor OF the Central building for renewals OF tick
cts but and convenient office for the
mutation business has been opened in the Liberty
81. station. In the same station has been opened
a bureau Of information for the convenience OF
the public.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
THE ERE RECORD YESTERDAY

s:ooa m-No 2.733 Eghth-ave John sundsrman:
slight.
eI5 a n.-No. 497 West Broadway; A Loeb & Co;
$1,000
1920 ammo. 36T Fifth-st. Simon Greenberg; $40
IL so a. m.-No $40 Sscond-ave.: L. Meany: SIS.
80 .. m.-No 435 Fifth-ave. owner unknown 500
2:45 D. m.-No 90 Frst-st Martha Freedman SIS
7:3O p. m.-No 1895 Boston Road; owner unknown.
damage
$40 ?. m.-No 56 James-st Michael Palitte: s..
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
PRISONER TURNS TABLES on DETECTIVE
SHE CHARGES HIM WITH DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT
AND HE Is ARRESTED ~ COURT.

Ernest c. Bragazzo. who says he is a private
detective and related to Congressman Amos J.
Cummings and Senator T. D. Sullivan.
dered under arrest by Magistrate Mayo in the
jefferson Market police court yesterday.
The prisoner appeared complainant against
Camille Conin, whom he arrested In Thirtieth-s ST.
on the charge OF disorderly conduct. She charged
him with the same offence. Both cases con-
tinued until to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
FATHER BARRETT TO BECOME PASTOR

II is understood on good authority that the Rev
John l. Barrett. who for several years has acted
as private secretary to Bishop Mcdonnell Of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn and Long ISL
and will be appointed pastor of the Church of Our
Lady of Good Counsel PGtnam-ave.. near Ralph-
ave. The pastorate was left vacant by the death
OF Father Mahoney. This is considered in tbe
nature Of promotion.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
FATAL FIRE on THE ARETHUSA.
NINE CHINESE LOSE THEIR LIVES ON THE AMER
ICAN AUXILIARY NAVAL VESSEL
AT HONG-KoNG.

Times" dated Hong Kong, July 36, says that on
July % FIRE broke out in the shaft tunnel of the
American steamer Arethusa. water tender 10 the
sbins of the navy, while lying at the docks at
TJonng- Kong for repairs. A number of Chinese
workmen were repairing the shaft when the hre
st9rted Two filters burned to death, and
seven others-four filters and three coolies-were
rescued but all died before the day was ended.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

NO MORE GRADE CROSSINGS IN ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Aug. 6-Hereafter when railroad
wishes to cross the tracks Of another in Illinois it
will have to go either above below them for
sioners has decided that there shall be no more
crossings at grade in the State Existing crossings
however. are not to be mOested for the present
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
uILIr4Rr PRISON AT FORT MONROE.
FIVE MORE ARTILLERY COMPANIES To BE Or
DERED TO THE POST.

Newport News Va. Aug. (SpecaD.-Among the
extensive improvements contemplated NJ Fort Mon
roc II is said will he a large and we'll equipped
military prison The unlimited room at the fort
influences the War Department in reaching this
decision Five additional companies OF cost artll-
nfteen companies in all These extra men VIII be
needed give the prison the proper protectioh
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
WHAT Is GOING ON To-Day

Funeral OF Bishop Lttejohn Cathedral of the Incarna
ton, Garden City, II a. m.
municipal Assembly. special meeting, City Hall
state Railroad Commission. hearing on New-RocheIIe
crossings. Fifth Avenue Hotel. morning
Band concerts in Abingdon Square Mulberry Bend
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company gives notice that the certificates Of stock
issued in accordance with the action OF the last
annual meeting Of stockholders will be delivered
at the office of the assistant treasurer No l3 Will
iam-st. and after August 8.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
LARGE PAYNENrS ZOE KLONDIKE GOLD.

The suh-Treasury paid Ss45oOO yesterday on
account OF Klondike gold deposited Seattle and
San Francisco. and Monday H. paid out S6s6 900
on account Of similar deposits This is the season
In which large shipments OF gold from the Klondiks
made.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
JERSEY DAY AT THE P4y-AuERIC4y

Trenton Aug. 6,-Governor Voorhees, has selected
Friday. September IS. as New-Jersey day at the
Pan-American Exposition. The Governor is not
SunarStltlnnS-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
z. & W. Tiona. e & W.
New Collar.

Muscular pains and all skin irritations yield
the soothing properties Of Cireves Ointment.
Parker's Hair Bssam aids the hair growth.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 459 TI2 Moon % Moons 20
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy I2:2s Gov Island 12:44 Hell Gate 2;SI
PM-Sandy Hook los Gov. Island l;SS Hell Gate 3;26
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
DEATH IN CLOUDBURST.
Thirteen ProSpectors Drowned In Rag
Ing Flood In Presidio County, Tex.

Thirteen PROJECTORS Drowned In Rag
ing Flood In Presidio County, Tex.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. 2S.-
News has just been received here of
terrible disaster in Preside county, near
the Rit Grandc river. ON the 25th instant,
IL men who were prospecting for cinni-
bar losing their lives in floods caused by
a water spout or cloudburst.
The dead are: Henry Carter, Herman
dez Costello Philip Humphrey, Peter
SchaHer. Alfredo Montez William def
ferecn. Thomas Frezzell, Algernon Rhea,
Casper Dcutschman, George Ainsch.
Gabriel Carr, William Bolis, George
IIOitCa.
Tie men were in two parties, camped
one niic apar. in a dry rayine known rs
Alniu,o creek, in which there had been
NJ water for II months on account Of he
drouth.
The men were asleep at o'clock, when
there was cloudburst several miles up
the ravine. \ volume of water 20 feet
high washed down the channel OF the
ravine and swept over the men in the two
camps before they were aware of their
danger,
All were drowned and up to this time
only six bodies have been recovered.
The Alaminto (correcO empties into
the Rio Grundc river not far from where
the fatality occurred and it is more than
probable that the other seven bodies have
been swept into that stream.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

RIDGEW Toni, keeper OF
a speak-easy nj Crcnshaw, a mining
town 20 miles from here, was found
dying in her shunty Tuesday noon. Four
men who were in the shanty are under
suspicion Of having administered knock
ALTOONA-At Chestnut Springs,
John Lane aud Drmiruc Dcmott, both
Of Port Perry. were having target practice
when Dcrmutt's revolver fell on bench
and discharged. The bullet entered
Lanes body in the back, and it is be-
licvcd the wound will result fatally.
MASSILLON. O.-Gcorgc Herman, a
farmer. died here. \ f.w days ago
he wore colored stocking III a sore foot,
causing blood poison.
LANCASTER Burglars blew the safe
NJ the Adams Express company at Sa-
iunga 10 pieces with nitro-glyccrine, So
curing Sll in cash and 500 worth Of
hostage stamps.
MASSILLON. O.-1'hr Warwick Glass
company has organized. T. T.. Fox was
,lcctcd president. W. H. llmbrlger. vice
president; j. VI. Reese. treasurer: j. ".
Mcrwiu. secretary and mgua-rr.
BEL Fifty MD-Ons from
Lock Haven. Tyrone. rhilipsburg. Al
.oOna, LewistOwn and BcllefUnte received
degrees and were installed as a class in
lrenl Temple. Ancient Order Mobiles Of
he Mystic Shrine of Wilkesbarre.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
Monday.

A novel kind of bull fight, in which an
automobile will play part is announced
in special cable dispatch as about to be-
held at Biarritz, Spain.
Certain Paris papers are spreading re-
ports that the recent FrancO-Russian CON
ferences related to joint action in regard
to Turkey, and that Germany will con-
cur.
Death in the electric chair in the week
beginning Oct. 2S was the sentence pro-
nounccd on Czolgosz at Buffalo.
The caslct containing the body Of
Abraham Lincoln was opened at the tomb
in Illinois, aud sixteen persons gazed at
the features.
Divorce has been granted to Mrs.
George NJ. Pullman, Jr.. by a Chicago
court.
The explosion Of gas tank at Newark
n. j., killed six men and seriously in
jured as many more.
Mrs Howard Brocllway threw herself
from the Southwestern limited train on
the New York Central near Crugers, n.
Y, and was killed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
TOMB GUARD SET UPON
Sentry Over McKin ey's Body
Attacked by Unknowns.

Inc of the Pair Was Masked - Soldier
Fired at One Hut the Other Knocked
Up His Gun, stabbing Him as He Did So.
Mission May Have Been to Blow Up
the vault-Mnrauders Escaped.
CANTON. o.. Sept. 30.-The guard at
he Mckinley tomb claims TO have been
.ttackcd last night.
He fired a shot, but he was diverted by
/ second man with a knife thrust.
1t penetrated the guards overcoat and
blouse.
Military regulations prevent either the
lliicers or the men of the post from be-
ng quoted ON any matter connected with
heir service and for this reason Cap
ain BidGle, who is in command, was
obliged to decline to he quoted.
Private Deprend was on guard duty ON
op OF the valut The man approached
rom the rear. Shortly before 1850 he
mw what he took 10 be the face OF man
,eering from behind tree about 40 feet
from his post He watched it for ~
Minutes, he saws, and saw the man hurry
o tree 10 feet nearer. He challenged
he man to halt, but this was not needed
Deprcnd lcvelled his gun and aimed TO
shoot for effect. but just at that instant
another man. who came toward HIM
from the opposite side, caught the gun.
threw it up and the bullet was spent in
the air. This same man struck Deprend
IN the right side Of the abdomen with a
knife or other sharp weapon, cutting an
~" cash ia his overcoat an inch and
half long each way and a smaller one in
his blouse. The flesh was not broken,
but was bruised under the cuts In the
clothing.
Deurend in the struggle fell and rolled
down the side Of the vault. Lieuten-
ant Ashbridge, officer of the day, was in
front of the vault and rushed to the top
on hearing the shot, but the men made
good their escape. All members from
the company on hearing the shot hurried
TO the vault and besides searching the
cemetery the guard was increased.
Deprend says the man who attacked
him was maslcd, but the first one he saw
was not masked. He says the latter car
ried white package in his right hand
and something that glittered in his left
There are 20 soldiers at the cemetery.
20 Of whom are constantly on guard duty
about the vault and camp.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
Tuesday.

At the request Of DR. Mumm Won
Schwartenstein the German minister,
seven Chinese have been tried aud SEN
fenced to be- beheaded for completely in
the murder Of German trader in a vii
lage near Pel,in last month.
Julia Tinkany and Minnie Tinkany, If
and Is years old respectively, swan
across the Narrows at New York.
Sir Thomas Upton took a spin aboard
the old America, which brought the cup
across the sea half a century ago.
In battle between striking teamstcrs
and police in San Francisco seven per
sons were wounded.
Points 50 far brought out by both par
ties to the Schley-Sampson controversy
before the board Of inquiry have been
summarized.
Tradesman in Trenton, \. j., was
threatened with two bOycotts rs a result
o. church warfare
For the first time since their accession
H." King and Queen of Italy visited We
nice, the city being gay with color.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
SATURDAY..

A special cable dispatch from London
says that all the details have been al
ranged for the creation of the Duke of
Cornwell and York as Prince of Wales.
Prince Chun has given up his intended
visit to America having been summoned
to Peliin to take part in the festivities at
tending the return Of the Chinese court
The American Board of Missions has
charged its agent in Constantinople with
paying the ransom for the release of Miss
Stone from hrignnds.
The number Of soldiers on guard at the
tomb Of William Mckinley in Canton,
Ohio, was reduced
The contest of Edgar Il. Duryea's will
was abandoned and verdict was order
ed establishing its validity.
DIR. Franklin H. Sylvester had an en-
counter with two buck deer who were
fighting in Long Island He broke a
whip and sprsined his wrist in Interfering
with them.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
Ha,tlen Reyolntion Suppressed.

KINGSTON. ia, Oct 1.-Onicial adj
vices from Hayti report the suppression
Of the revolutionary movement at Jere-
mie. The arrests there are now reported
to have been confined to one family,
which was working in the interests Of NJ.
Fouchard, the former Haytien minister
of finance. 1t is said on good authority
that Fouchnrd was recently advised by
party Of Hayticns, who were making
landing to join the revolutionary force in
the south Of Hayti. where he is exceed
ingly strong. lie, however, declined to
do 50 ana expressed his willingness to
await developments here or wait until
election time. The Haytien exilcs hero
say there is no truth in the reports that
the revolutionary movement has been
suppressed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
TERMS NOT RELlStlED.
BelIaire Men Threaten to Desert he
Amalgamated-Steel Works start Up.

BelIaire Men Threaten to Desert he
Amalgamated-Steel Works start Up.
BELLAIRE, o., Sept. 2S.-The Bel
lairc Steel works resumed in full yester-
day morning, the strike having been set
tied at a conference in Pittsburg between
Presif IT +. j. Davis OF Shaifer Lodge
and Assistant President Lindsay of the
National Steel company. The lodge took
two votes on the terms, the second ballot
being favorable.
The terms so far MS known provide that
the men shall not he Disseminated
against by the management for their
Amalgamatcd lcanings. except in the case
of not more than 20. These We're said to
have been too persistently active to suit
the company.
The lodge will make weekly payments
to the men discharged until they find
other jobs But il cannot be said that
the terms are relished by the men as a
whole. and there is talk of leaving the
Amalgamated and retaining a separate
local