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New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
4 PLAN FOR PEA CE.
TERMS APPROVED BY sHAFFER AND
SENT TO AMALGAMATED EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE FOR ACTION.

Pittsburg, Aug. FIT was learned late to-
night that President Shaffer has sent out letters
to all members of the executive committee or
the Amalgamated Association. inviting their
approval OF the peace plan agreed on last Sat
urday by the representatives of the National
Civic Federation and the Amalgamated Asso-
citation headquarters officials The plan pro-
poses:
First-That the New-York offer of July -,
made by Messrs. Schwab and Morgan. be
cepted This provided that the tinplate mills
resume under the scale signed for the year be-
ginning on July /; thai the hoop company sign
for ali mills signed for last year, and that the
sheet steel company sign for all mills signed for
last year, except Old Meadow and Salisbury.
Second-That provisional scale be arranged,
but not signed, for Painters. Lindsay & Nc
CutcheOn's. and the Clark mill, leaving recogni-
ton of the union open.
Third-That the United States Steel Corpora
ton formally declare IT'S attitude toward
ganized labor. this declaration to take such
form as will have a reassuring effect on the
men in the mills.
President Shaffer assented to these PROPOSE
tions. and is now awaiting the result Of a vote
by mail If approved the Civic Federation peo-
pie will endeavor to secure an audience with
the steel corporation officials in New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
BETHLEHEM STEEL TAKEN OVER.
MR. sCHwAB RECEIVES Issoo SHARES OF
ITS STOCK

Philadelphia, Aug T.-The Bethlehem Steel Com
pany. which also includes the Bethlehem Iron
Company. to-day passed into the hands OF Charles
VI. Schwab A check for 100000 deposited
with the Girard Trust Company by DreXe Co
I'm payment for 6s 600 shares Of the Bethlehem Steel
stock. The total number OF shares in the company
IS $4,000 Immediately after the receipt Of the
check a board II directors and officers
elected.
The regular monthly meeting OF the directors Of
the Bethlehem Steel Company called for II
o'clock this morning At that hour quorum Of
the board present. but word had been
ceived from Mr Schwab. The meeting ad-
journed until 1890 o'clock. and Mr. Schwab's
representative had not yet appeared further ad-
tournment taken until o'clock. When the
directors met finally Max Pam. of New-York.
present representing Mr. Schwab. and the stock and
money speedily transferred Mr.. Pam had
ranged with Drexel & Co. pay the required
amount TO the Girard Trust COMPANY and when
word was received that the stock deposit had
been delivered the directors elected The
board IS "A follows:
r. p. Linderman. r. T. Stotasbury f NJ. Nell
yaine, Archibald Johnston. George F. Baer. j. p
ord and Charles McNeagh The officers e NJ
McIvain, president. A y. Borie, vice president
H. S. Snyder. secretary; A. y. Claver. treasurer
and Archibald Johnston, general superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
THURSDAY. AUGUST %.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. AUGUST n. 1901
ARRIVED.

Steamer Acara CBr) Kigour. Liverpool August II. In
ballast Phillip Ruprecht. Arrived at the Bar at M
Steamer Indraghiri tHrl Harwood. Barry august Ia,
in ballast Funch. Edge Co Arrived at the Bar At
I;2O p m.
Steamer Gtsl. new. 3.594 tons' Pizzarello;
August Naples Il. with mdse. SO cabin and
621 passengers 10 Hirze Fetman Co Arrived
the al 6:l5
Steamer Prus wIiem Sd Dutch, Won der Est. Para
marble August e. Trinidad TO- Carupano IL.
and Guayra IL. Puerto Cabello -
Curacao IL Jacme Cages 20 and Port au Prince
mdse and passengers 10 kunhardt & co. Ar
the Bar at 23o m
Grosmont Fleetham. Sourabaya June Is.
Penoerokan rs CherIbon Padang "a. Alden july 10.
Port said Gibraltar and Delaware Break
water IS simpson. Spence & Young Ar
rived the Bsr at $50 m
steamer Euclid Arrohas Rio Janeiro August
with coffee 10 Arbucke Arrived at the Rar at 1880
-. % u,.A .,5.a
ana 70 cabin passengers the Panama X IS Co. AT
a the Bar at a M n. IA.
Steamer Morro Castle. Downs Havana August y Win
o7 passengers to James 70 "atd 10 <N'iNeu
at Bar at GAS m NIT.
FlaNman tBrt, Salter santos july =" thnLa
August st Lucia IS with mdse 10 Busk q JeVens
Arrived a the Bar at midnight . 40
Steamer Tan tBrl. Canrohert Pof: Antonio AHs9st 70
with fruit United Fruit Co. Arrived az the bar al
1:l5 m. -.
rpdee Van Sickle
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
STRIKERS LOSING IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, Aug. 27.-The strike situation at
the Crescent mills seems to favor the steel cor
poration. Three of the six mills are in full
operation One Of them is operated by men
who said to have left the ranks Of their
union brethren. Desertions are said to be fire.
quent but the union men deny this. Three ex-
perienced union men deserted last night and
said they were glad TO get back to work. The
mill officials gratifed with the progress they
are making in filling the places Of the strikers
and say that more men expected from the
East within a day or two
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
MINE WORKERS ~ CONVENTION.
DELEGATES WANT A STRIKE. But OFF,
GERS DISCOURAGE IT

10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE THHVNE-I
Wikesbarre. Penn, Aug. 27.-The most important
convention which the United Mine Workers have
held since last fall opened Hazleton this
morning. There present 7J0 delegates. repre-
senting 1873 90 men and al the coliierles In the
anthracite region. NatiOG al President John
Mitchell. the members OF the national executive
board and District Presidents Nichols Duffy and
Fahey are present. To-day spent In prelim-
nary business the morning being taken up In en-
rolling the delegates and the afternoon In hearing
reports. The convention Is to take action upon
the discharge of members for refusing TO take the
places Of the striking hremen recently the refusal
Of the companies to allow the union card com
mittees enter the mines and examine cards the
restriction of the output. the adjustment of the
wages at several collleries where the companies
are not living UP 70 their agreement. and large
number of minor grievances There Is much strike
talk among the delegates but the officers are
discouraging II. They not ready for a decided
move vet
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
MACHINISTS RETURN TO WORK
OFFER OF THE TUBE COMPANY AT
MKEESPORT ACCEPTED.

Pittsburg. Aug 2I.-Many of the machinists
Of the National Tube Works at McKeesport de-
cided to accept the offer of the company made
to-day. and two hundred of them returned TO
work tonight. The offer of the company
for the men TO return to make necessary repairs
Of machinery. Some interpret the movement as
the first real break in the Amalgamated ranks
while other consider 1t merely antiCpatory of
a early settlement Of the strike and the
sumption Of work at the plant
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-C Captain +. A. Cook. l.. s, n.
FIFTH AVENUE-The Rev. ]. \. Henry. OF
Philadelphia. HOFFMAN-A. $. Buford. Of Rich
mond. and J. B. Lyon. State Printer. OF Albany.
GRAND-A. c. Whitehouse. of Manchester. Eng
land. HOLLAND-Chandler Hail. OF Washington.
IMPERIAL-Mator A. Blunt L. $ 4. MAN
HATTAN-A. Ledyard Smith. OF Cincinnati and
Senator George K. Malby. OF Ogdensburg. MUIR
RAY HlLL-Captain NJ. b. Roberts and Lieutenant
H. VI Beasley of England. VICTORIA-Judge f.
F. Walker. of Indianapolis. and l. r. Beardsley
city Controller OF Sydney, New South Wales
WALDORF-Samuel II. Cramp, OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
U4ITHOUR,s RECORDS BEATEN.
WILL" sTINsoN CLIPS MANY SECONDS IN
HIS RACE WITH ELKES

Boston. Aug. "a punctured tire of Harry
Elkes's wheel the chief factor In his oeteat
nv win Stinson in their one hour motor paced
race at Charles River Park tonight. For twenty
eight miles they clung together, Stnson leading
for fourteen miles and Elkes for fourteen more
Suddenly in the twenty ninth mile, Elkes was
seen to leave his pacemakers and Stnson rushed
nv him Irp to the time OF the accident the pace
had been very fast and Stinson made new records
from six TO fourteen miles. inclusive. In the hour
Stinson rode IS miles 1O49 yards and Ekes IS miles
20 wards Stinson's time for 3S miles was osos 20
The new records made by Stnson, as compared
with those made by Walthour at New-1ork last
night, follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
DEMMLER MILLS TO START SOON.

Pittsburg, Aug. 27.-Oficials of the Demmler
tin mills to-day announced their intention to
start that plant this week. 1t is said that the
men TO operate the mill will come from the
ranks Of the former employees and no men will
be imported. The report that a gang had been
secured 10 go in drew large crowd OF strikers
TO the mill tonight for picket duty.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
FIVE MINERS RESCUED.

London, Aug 2S-Ffve OF the ten miners who
were entombed at the Donibristle colliery In
Pertshire were rescued yesterday when the
sides OF the mine again collapsed. entombing
two of the rescuers. These, with the rescue
party of four who have failed TO return make
eleven In all whose fate is still doubtful
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

st.,,sr Seminole Bearse Jacksonville AusSs, :. "a
Charleston 25. With mdse and passengers to "ii'"
clsSs c5ehss Gsq5s;5ss 5 s ,s Sas 6 aas'i
% Wilmington \ G. - VII" "1
cizSs steamer T Jamestown uphe NswgGT rs,ss Ses and = s O.
Sandy Hook J. Aug =. $50 nn-"ind S'n'''>'''
six miles: clear
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse GeT for or,
via Cherbourg and southampton - MAJ. ort news:
CSmrto 'S[f f Isfrsrson Norfolk Newport News
Gsr, Fshin Paula fs61 sn JasksonTs
Ksnsas k CIty savannah Mama Hata Baltimore
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
,..,, ,,v ae-Arrived steamers Delawsre 81:
- Davies New-York HOIbein (Br, Tanner We"
Bristol t Aug sArrived steamer Exeter City ts' "''N
oEmS1rS SnS Aug s7-Passed LacAawanna '''
Everes'; " " 3 n,-Arrvet steamer Pretoria CO
Kariowe New-Yor< FOR Cherbours and Hann0Ois w.
DTeseedsa sas e7Arrved steamer Chicago city 'Bo'
Hu1teg ~ iSA P,zsed Pa steamer Elise Marie Gers
Isle Of WlSs' Maven Ags f9r NerYori ,,,,
p1ld1rT sne 81 Sos m-Passsd steamer ocsana
Brow EIt aet9; CAMERON @T NeSYos for Liverpool ~, PIX
.,rsdis Aug g7"Passed steamer Tampiean 'sr' f''
thaiI. New-YOrk for Liverpool ,,,5 steamer oces.s
esr, Cameron NeW-York for Liverpool 'ana
Glasgow Aug 2e-Arr,ved. steamer 1auTsnlan
Lizard Aug $s-Psssed wash1s%Ss III s%snoas: -
Dressier from New-York; 2T,h $50 H. "S'''-
,br, S sz 1oso n1NPassed steamer Pretoria '
KarIowa, New-York for HAMBURG ,.- Potstan
Bouogne Aug - m--Arrived steslr' sr, and pro-
(Tutch) Potter New-York for Rotterua"A "
ceededl fR-, WatS
Neville Aug 27-Arrtved. steamer Anciotld
worth New-York for Glasgow tanu ST.sN Cahsrcs
GENOA Aug 23-Arrved. steamer LAgurl@ N'0''
EswTS ns or sSed Busnes AyTss psnn
Amezass New-Ycrk etc Stella Ger''
New-YOrk tBrix
Malta Aug 2T-Passed steamer lD"IneT
Isckman Yokohama. etc. for New-1 oIA- ---..,n Brh
81 Vincent G v Aug 1l-Saed. steamer, ~
TTorkiI5sou (from NeW-YOrkl, Port NaI rSIis from
Victoria Aug I0-SatIed. steamer Mozart ''''' -
Santos) New-York. s.,,.fv steamers
sydney W. Aug 27Arrived preylon,s'SSs, ., Vincent
knight Frant (Brl, James. New otS % 1I SToss (T).
ADELAIDE and Melbourne. Southern OiV
Phipps via Melbourne -. .Fr cam
S-ArTived. steamer Aihai'N
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
Half mile CirC
rntr Nau HaEsa,
ELKEs AND wALTHoUR MATCHED.

New-Haven. Aug. 2T.-It announced at the
conclusion OF the tonight that Harry Fixes
Bobby Walthour had been matched TO ride
here September r. This will probably be
three er-mile heats for purse of SO and side
heto Of
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
QUARREL RESULTS IN DEATH.
FATAL INJURIES INFLICTED ON MICHAEL
BYRNEs BY JOHN CLINE.

Michael Byrnes. OF No. $40 Gates-ave Brook
lyn. died at 1870 o'clock this morning at the
Brooklyn Hospital the result OF injuries in
ficted on him by John Cline OF No. 500 Baltic
ST. The two had quarrelled at Cline's
home last night and Cline had fractured
Byrnes's skull with the spoke OF a wheel
Byrnes was fifty years old. Cline. who is twen-
ty-nine years old. arrested charged with
assault The charge will he changed to homi-
cia
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
MORE DENIALs FROM sHAFFER.
HE AGAIN DECLARES THAT PEACE NEGO-
TIATIONs ARE NOT AUTHORIZED BY HIM.

Pittsburg, Aug. 21.-President Shaffer to-day
reiterated his positive statement that all eff
forts for peace being made by the Civic Fedora
ton were without authority from him. He
said that If official overtures made by the
corporation they would be considered but that
all He denied that he knew Of any move
that being made in New-York except what
he has in the papers. Other officials Of
the Amalgamdted Association said that there
was no change in the strike. Everything was
quiet and the men satisfied with the way
things were going.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessel For Line Malls sails
81 Paul southampton $40 a m a m
Teutonc IIverpoOl White $50 a m 1900 m
Irriesland Antwerp Red a m 1900 m
Sardnian Glasgow. Allan Stale
Seguranca Havana y & Cuba. 1900 800 m
Arache. Charleston. CLYDE 1900
Galveston. Mallory. 800
ia estown Norfolk Old Dominion 900 D m
Belvernon Inagua. Cameron. $50 1900
THURSDAY. AUGUST %
Roratma Thomas. Quebec S. Co. .I2Ssl 800
Csrosser Bremen, y G Lloyd. 1000
FL CID. Orleans, Nor an. ..--.--- 800
bismarck Hamburg Hams'-An. 800 T:3o a
IIAqutaine, Havre. French 700 a 1000
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 m
Rio Grande. Galveston. Mallory. 800
Santiago Bahamas. Ward .-......-... 800
IIoratio Hall, Portland. Maine IS Co. 500
FRIDAY. AUGUST so.
Apache Charleston CLYDE. -........., 400 p m
city of Washington. Mexico, Pan K r ZOO 300 m
Harry I.uckenbaCh RrunSW X. 800 n m
Roralma. Thomas Quebec SIS Co. -123o 800 p m
Syracuse. Brazil. Sioman $50 800
Ydun santiago. Ward 12.OO m
Rio Grande. Galveston. Mallory--.-..- 500
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Nadison Square Republican Clubs outing Boats leave
West Thirty hfth st. a. IN.
Excursion Of Tammany Hall Association OF
District, College Point
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 6:sa 4:o3 Moons IL
HIGH WATER
a AM-Sandy Hook COS Gov. Island $50 Hell S:c3
P.M-Sandy 6:a4 Gov. Island Gas Hell Gate Sal
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

President Shaffer says he Will CONSIDER
peace proposition from responsible persons
Amalgamated officials confident OF ultimate
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
KRAMER BEATEN AT NEW HAVEN

The fastest miles the sixth and ninth, wnen
Stinson went around In / :27 30 each time
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

Z. & ". Tiona- E s. w.
A NaN Collar.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
Announcements

A vigorous growth and the original color given
% the hair by Parksrs Hair Bslsam-
Cireve's Olntmert makes "A healthy skin SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

Newport, r. l., Aug. 27-The Boston yacht Inde-
pendcuce started for her home city early this
morning In tow Of the tug Gladiator.
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400 re 5m.-NftommoDltioH na3 galoIy gr ~.
1855 N5enOs-Nttonmooat;oE mao gI1-f tt.,r"rtsSt
GiQtts= UNI 8.p6ds9jrtlu III, EN.9r.t.Sr, .rrrfs,
3ic, bulten on Or llulons. Een,l3-V @fI,;on an.
Gu.tcu= uHo 99I.broote tgi2ti2 -fisr,r-
:. VI. $ 0 D, @srtc1lstt' pa ,FC,,.rsgorrt.
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9SHreau ser S%tra6enzS ur6brubss
Gun.iEs

@ultimort, otu 2. %luuar 1901.
Sn 8tmdBb:it Der 8sitimnungen pes Saltlmorsr
Staot=6bartcrs Nbitn!tt Ia, ma6;u pte 6om@
njnart tHr StraBeas Surh6yibe in Der Stlot S1!z
ttmort bIcrgrit bitauut, Dab it Die Nuiitclung zines
Seritts augsorDuet bl6cn iibr Die Gnti 6dOigunQen,
UntOften auo 28crtbcrbobun0s St:utrn ftr erpro@
prltcuuq un0 Gefinuu1 Der 99~5it2lpdsStraBt, BON
%lnoFn=gotnue bis Mount Ropl,=NvCnuc, g;maB DIR
am 70. 5uli 1893 b~:itdtiltcn Gcrorouung Nr. 10
n'5 DtuD0rs uno Staotratbts bon &a.t;more, Nno
oaB Die g~utlgeR ib trtrtden unO umtartn bEloe
Selten Der btla9tcn 05itttodz Strabt NM Den TaDrz
lptg %oerltlbtn, pom 4inOcrsNbsnut BIS 3ur Utolnlt
~Eo1al=aO:nut. 6srHsr 100 SUB nOrolt6 uno luoI9
bon Der N%ettnunl al bsiocn Etitsn Der Slnotn>
Toenlc; $50 5uB n0rDliD BON Der CttInuag an b:i:5
Dem Setten Der Soltonsgosnut; $50 Sub n6rOlt9
NpsHue; rs Sub iuOlit BON Der Gtfirung an btt7
DEN Soften DER Salon guenus: $50 Tub noroli3 uno
itoit9 bon Der StffnuHg OIL beiCen Soften Der
YartENptnut, uno 100 6uB u6rDlib uno )uoliD BON
Der Ccffnung an Der W:tisitc Der Dlount 8o0alz
IO,uut.
uno lie MAIDEN bierlpjt ferner bstonnt, p.aB Dor
c%rirdbnter 9tri6t utbt erfldrtuOtn &artnt lest str
Snipsftion fir ale oobti inttreiTrtcn Ner'onen be-
rcit lisgtn. Soiuis, oaB Die b%cia9ttn 6onlnildre am
W o I G, o9n 7. Sanuar 1901, SormIttn9s nm
10 llbr, in ibrem 8irsau i'm Gatbbausz Simmer IN
SibunG iein iperOen. nm 'iretno tptlbt IN ernaon=
tenn Geri6te crtbalt.ne Nnasl'Gcnbsitsn, qegsn Or
ir5snD cine inttrsiTrt 5u iein btbauptenoe Serlon
eiHlpano rbebt, in G%rDdgung ~ 5iebsn.
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Den Mpnat Der 2egisfuz
iurer nsnnt bic Sat. Gb. pOIt" ben
SSanuar. 8ig Mitis bef1elben perben
mebr ols breiBig beriea6en in Sibuns
ieim Nn Mitglieosr5abl ge6sn oIefslz
ben bon neun Senatpren uno sinunbz
stpan5ie 8eprdientanten, tpts in Ntps
6umpfbire, Big gu bierbunOsrt in BEL
ben 3tpeigen. Gs lit bies cine 5oige
Der peri9isbenen @ertretungs6aIis.
Sn NstpA6ampI6;re fommt Elm Serz
treter auf is 1140 Gintpobnsr, in
RetpsgOrf auF 48, 700. a6obe So
Lamb aablt isinen SeIebssbern einn
Dollar pro Sag, Californian uno Nez
paba a9t. Maine finbst lie nit $3.50
pro Sobr ab. Nep@yurf unb penn@
fbTpanien sa6len $500.