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New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
Plan FOR NEW ELEVATED sYsTEU
REPORT THAT A COMPANY IS To BUILD
ROAD CONNECTING PROPOSED NORTH
RIVER BRIDGE AND GRAND CENTRAL
AND A LINE TO MOTT HAVEN.

report that the American Elevated Railroad
Company had increased its capital stock from
100000 to $5.000000 with the Bowling Green
Trust Company as register. not contra
dicted yesterday by officers of the company
who. however declined TO talk about its plans
The stock of the company is said not TO be for
sale, and there is report that the company is
to build an elevated railroad system in this city
connecting the proposed bridge across the North
River at Twenty -thrd-st. with the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad.
1t was said yesterday that the consulting en-
gineer employed by the company was engaged
on plans for an elevated railway line that would
carry passengers from Mott Haven the Bat
terry and permit them to avoid the nuisance OF
the Park-ave. tunnel. about which the grand
jury has made a complaint
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

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a hundred, come and say IN similar words;
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
HALT IN STEEL STRIKE.
Continued from first page.

strike leaders. on the other hand. insist that
they are proceeding ~tirely within their rights
and the law and that any recruits won oy the'"
have been obtained by fair means.
MAYOR BLACK REPLIES TO CRITICS
Mavor Black of McKeesport tonight made
the following s. cement in reply TO the numer-
Gus criticisms of his course in not dlsperSlns
the crowds of strikers:
At time like this in McKeesport. Wheh 30
many men are idle, they are bound 20 CONT i III
on the streets and crowd them more tnaI bnrs
and like every other crowd. Will gather WIeI
there is any excitement. but so far there .isa t
been little or no disorder, and in all Eases III Ci
police have handled the situauoh a,1 in This
There is no more orderly set or men III 80 80,
country than the men who are idle IN TINS 60
to-day In the instances in which the tuoe
company requested TO sepd men 10 olspeIS &c
the crowds the chief of police was on the
ground at the time. and reported that tneLe
was no disorder. We cannot order man 10 go
home and stay there, when he is doing no hai H.
and only standing on the street:
AS far as the tube company is concerned II
has taken and appropriated to its own use
street of this city to which 1t has no legal right
whatever, and this is the very street on which
il was complained that the strikers had conSre-
gated. If l allow a private corporation to take
up and appropriate to it's own use a street, how
can I consistently refuse a private citizen the
right to stand upon 1t? do not consider talk
ing to non-union workers disorder in any sense
and the men have a perfect right to attempt all
kinds of arguments long they do not re-
sort to positive physical coercion.
FURNACE WORKERS NOT To STRIKE
A telegram from Youngstown says that the
furnace workers have decided not TO strike. The
executive committee Of the furnace workers
union of the Mahoning and Shenango valleys
met in that city to-day to receive and take ac-
tion the report of the subcommittee ap
pointed to investigate the rumored sale of the
output Of the furnaces of the two valleys to
the United States Steel Corporation. The sub
committees finding to the effect that the
rumor was correct but the executive committee,
after a long discussion of the situation, in view
of the fact that the Steel Corporation has fur
capacity of it's sufficient to supply it's
present needs, and the further fact that the fur
owners involved have given the
surances that if they will continue at work no
pig iron will be shipped under the contract with
the Steel Corporation, the committee resolved
that a strike at this time is unadvisable. 1t was
decided 10 organize the stOckmen and all other
employees of all the furnaces of the two val
leys, and then to organize all the furnaces of
the country, effecting a national organization,
which shall be affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
RAID PRISONERS HELD FOR GRAND JURY
EDGAR A WHITNEY WAS THERE. BUT HIS
TESTIMONY WAS NOT NEEDED

Edwin +. Csvanagh. of No. 237 East Twenty
fourth-st.; John Smith, of No 64s East Fifteenth
st. and Harry c. Wilson. OF No. 452 First-ave
the three arrested in the alleged gambling
house at No l5s East Twenty -third-st which
the raid was made Friday last by representa-
tives of the Society for the Prevention Of Crime.
arragned for examination before Justice
Jerome In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday.
They placed under 81 900 bail each for the
gsand jury. II was following this reid that Edgar
= whitney and Ernest Burgdorf Were arrested
While the three men were in court a court officer
entered With Whitney. IL at oace TEmored
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
STRIKERS WIN And DANCE.
THEIR SUCCESS LEADS OTHER GIRLS To
GO OUT AND JOIN IN THE
MERRYMAKING.

1t was announced yesterday by the Shirt Waist
Makers Union that the three hundred girls who
struck two months ago the National Shirt Waist
Factory. No SO9 Canal-st.. enforce advance in
wages, had gained their demands The strikers
met at No. % Delancey-st and organized a dance
in homer Of the occasion.
As soon as two hundred girls employed in Stone
Brothers shirt waist factory No. SOS Broadway
heard Of this they decided that they ought 20
strike. too. and quit work. Then they hurried to
No. % Delancey-st. and Joined In the dance.
The Cigarette Makers Union reported that one
hundred girls employed by the American Tobacco
Company, in East Twenty y-second-st., had gone on
strike for an advance in wages. They are to meet
at No. &c Dclancey-st. to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
MAYOR BLACK THREATENED.

Pittsburg. Aug. 13-May0r Blacks mail to-
day brought two peculiar communica tions
One postal card, and read as follows:
You viii never live to serve your term. Some
body ought to kill you. There is place for such
fools as you" 1t signed "A Striker" II
was mailed Washington. Penn. The other
communication incosed an editorial from a
New-York paper attacking the Mayor and on
the margin of it was written: Go take a dose
of carbolic acid"
Others writer's encouraged and still others dis
cOuTaged the policy of the Mayor
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
SENDS AN ENVOY TO CHICAGO.
sHAFFER's ATTEMPT TO GET THE Federal.
STEEL CoMPANY's MEN OUT.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-The steel workers in the
mills at South Chicago will be asked to recon-
slider theic action in refusing to comply with the
order of President Shaffer to strike. President
Shaffer has sent Secretary Tighe here in an at
tempt to get the Federal Steel Company's men
here to stop work Mr.. Tighe Is we'll acquainted
with many of the leading members of the lodge
here. and for this reason was chosen by Presi-
dent Shaffer for the mission. He arrived in
Chicago this afternoon, and his orders are to
seek audiences with the officers of Lakeside and
Commercial lodges and endeavOr to persuade
the men TO strike.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
THOUSANDS OF NEICHBoRs

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use OF Dr. Pierce's FavOrite Prescri5.{o.
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
Good Advice Offered by
Good Women.
Womanly Counsel Which Brings Wom-
anly Comfort.

Suffering women sympathize with each otner'
Even though their condition seems nopelesS'
there is a common bond of suffering wnicn
draws them together. But no woman can sym
pathize with a woman who is sick as can one
who has herself had similar sickness and has
been cured and is once more healthy. happy
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

that Justice Jerome had intended using Nnllney as
a witness in case the men had been examiner ~
reply a question TO whether ne nao -
to call Whitney the justice said he had nothihe ''
say. -. r-o,,a
After announcing adjournment Justice Jerome
called Poundsman Lane to the bench and IN
sfructed him to keep everybody excepting those
who had subpenas out of the courtroom In the
afternoon. -, ,....o. tora
There will be many persons with suop9nas mere
this afternoon You will admit them TO the court
room and keep everybody else out. were the words
of the justice to the roundsman
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
INJUNCTION AGAINST pICKETrNG.
JUSTICE OGORMAN RESTRAINS STRIKING
GARMENT MAKERS FROM PREVENT
ING WORK BY OTHERS

O'Gorman granted the application Of FinkeI-
stein & Maagot, clothing manufacturers. for an
injunction restraining the United Garment
Workers of America, Henry White. its general
secretary: the Pants Makers Union the Jacket
Makers Union, their officers and all their mem
bers from interfering by threats intimidation.
coercion force with the employees of the
plaintiffs. or with persons desirous Of getting
work. and from picketinG
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
4 BIG BAR OF GOLD RECEIVED.
IT WEIGHS 500 OUNCES AND Is VALUED AT
$4,000

bar Of gold which weighed O.70O ounces and
was valued at $4,000 received at the Assay
Office in Wall-st, yesterday afternoon II IN
closed in hardwood ease. which had been con-
strUcted especially for it. and its removal from a
truck TO the Assay Office watched by large
crowd OF and boys. II required the com
hined strength Of six men to carry the big gold
bar in its
The gold bar received from the Bank OF
Montreal. and II had been shipped 10 the bank by
the Consolidated Cariboo Hydraulic Mining Com
pany. OF British Columbia
The Sub-Treasury yesterday made payments OF
about $500 600 account of gold from the klon-
dixie which had been deposited at san Francisco
ana Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
EXPECTS GOOD RESULTS FROM OFFER
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR QUEENS THINK .
MONEY WILL BE SAVED BY BUYING
DEAD BURGLARS.
DEAD BURGLARS

DisJrict Attorney John B. Merrill of Queens
County, who offered reward of 500 on Monday
for the body of any burglar taken. dead or alive
said yesterday that he expected good results from
his offer. He believed ii was better TO kill a burg
lar than to have burglar kill honest citizen
He thought the county could well afford to nav
500 for dead burglar, it would that much
more TO try a live one
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
HITCH IN .SHAFFER'S PLANS.
FAILURE OF WESTERN MEN TO STRIKE
a SEVERE BLOW TO HIM
Gnr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuxE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Pittsburg, Aug 13.-The refusal of the Chi
cagO and other Illinois members of the Amalga-
mated Association and those at the Bayview
and Milwaukee plants and furnaces of the Fed
eral Steel Company to join the strike under the
general order was severe blow To President
Shaffer He had regarded that order as a grar1
coup, and its failure has disarranged his plans.
With the Chicago plants in line with those in
the Pittsburg and valley districts the damage
to the Steel Corporation would have been So
we're. He attempts to make light of the matter
by saying that the general order net strict
ly order. but offer to all union to
assist in the strike. But it was freely said
that these men would come out and that the
greatest obstacle 10 the success of the strike
was the loyalty of the men, the force of the dis
appointment is not difficult to see The blow
has fallen. and ii seems to have affected Shaf-
fer greatly. The strikers have made gains else
where, but that has not sottened the diSappoint-
ment at the action of the Western members Of
the ASSOCIATION. Assistant Secretary NJ. F.
Tighe is in Chicago trying TO secure a reconsid-
Grafton of the vote to remain at work but there
is little hope here that he will succeed
President Shaffer spent the day at headquar-
ters comforting with his leutenants, receiving
reports and issuing direction his followers
He not inclined to talk much for pubIca-
tion. Several times he expressed satisfaction
with the progress of the contest, but would
make no detailed statement. He denied that he
had been approached by independent steel men
with a proposition to prolong the strike to
point where the United States Steel Corpora
tion would lose its rush orders He also de-
clined to talk about the Western situation and
expressed his confidence in the fidelity of the
strikers at Newcastle and Painters who have
break. Mr.. Shaffer began preparations this
evening for his trip TO Wheeling tomorrow
LORAIN WORKERS WILL NOT STRIKE.
TWO THOUSAND MEN REFUSE TO JOIN THE
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
HOMEST4KE MINING COMPANY

The Homestake Mining Company has declared
its regular monthly dividend of 25 cents a share
and extra dividend of the same amount both
payable on August 2s at the Office Of the transfer
agents THIS makes total or Sl02i3,750 paid IN
dividends TO date -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
GEORGE G. TAYLOR STRICkEN.

lslip. Long Island, Aug. l3.-George c. Taylor
was stricken with paralysis yesterday at his home
here The family physician called. and this
10. lins Nj. Taylor was reported 20 have some
WHAT recovered.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
GLENNON'S MOTHER DEAD.
GRIEF AT THE WARDMAN's PREDICAMENT
PROBABLY FASTENED HER END

Edward G. Glennon, who is implicated with Dew
cry in the confession of Whitney received a new
bio" yesterday by the death of his mother. The
wardman visited the Tenderoin police station In
the afternoon looking much broken UP, and told his
associates that his mother had died about noon
Then he went out and did return.
Most of the officials connected with the station
said that GlennonS prominence in the present po-
lice scandal had been instrumental in causing her
death. At No 2OSS Mad'son-ave ii was said last
night that the mother of Wardman Glennon Mrs
Mary Glennon, had died at the age OF seventy the
cause of her death being given old age. A num-
Der of Glennon'S comrades keeping watch
the body.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBrxE1

Lorain Ohio. Aug. 13.-Two thousand steel
workers here refused to join the union tonight
The efforts of the agents of the Amalgamated
Association sent here to induce them TO strike
were unsuccessful.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

factory We intend TO go right along and keep
pegging away at this police corruption business
until somebody in authority is landed
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
Ia PURsUANCE es .a onier Of Hon. Aoner 2.

- Thomas a Surrogate Of tho County Of New ~ I9I@
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
Alexander A. Thomson. late OF the County or NeM -
deceased. present the vouchers tie'e
subscribers. their ~ trasacting
~ 60 %, Sraud +. Thomson. No. IA b-oal"lS -.
Manhattan In the City OF New YORK, on o. 0'
the 25th day OF November
Dated New York she 10Th 6ay OF May, 1901 ,-,Nr
ISABELLA T. JACKSON. GEORGE NJ THOAsO"
Executors. - tst
Broa Ivsy Borough ~ Manhattan City OF New York y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
5urroeates Notlcea

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Aoner
c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New
tice hereby given al having claims against A
Hodgman late Of the County OF New deceased
20 the with vouchers thereof the subscriber
his place OF trsnsacting business. No. Z Beezman
Street borough OF Manhattan the city OF Yo.S
before the day OF October Dated New
York the second day OF April 1901
MORRIS E WEBER. Executor
JOHN WEBER Attorney for Executor. Z BeskrnAn
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abnsr

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. A0nef
c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the COUNTY q New Hors
notice hereby given persons having claims agan
Evelina Hall OF the County of New York deceasd
with vouchers thereof % tle Sunsc
their place of transaCJing business. No = sas
18th Street Borough Manhattan in the city OF We"
York. before the 3lst dGy of December next
Dated New York. the 26th day Of June. 1901 -
Executors
CLARK BROOKS Attorney fo- Executors "a William
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abns

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abnef
c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
hereby given all persons having claims asaias
Christopher Byrnes. late Of the County or New tols
deceased the with vouchers thereof 20 ~
subscribers their place OF transactns business al ne
Office Joseph II. Mahan. No. lS Chambers street "a
he Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York, on Or p
first day OF November next. Dated New 4oEA
the eth 6av OF April 1901
MARY p BYRNES AGNES j. BYENss ExeeSsric'ls ~ "a
JOSEPH II NAITAN Attorney FOR ENeCutrtceS No 70
Chambers Street. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

Purely Ne-etthls
Act without Pain '7
GripinE. Cure Cn1-
stipstioH Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver ,
cts. = box ~
Druggists OF by mail
Railway Il Co.. -
Elni 81, New NorS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

LORAIN WORKERS WILL NOT STRIKE
TWO THOUSAND MEN REFUSE TO JOIN THE
UNION.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

IN pursuance OF nm order OF Hon FF'"@
Fitzgerald Surrogate % shr Countv e - .u..afi
Notice Is herehv al. persons ha 'ins 80 a.
Gottlieb f. Weber. 81 the County ci e ,bssSsf =
ceased. 90 present the with Vouct n,,s,rsss a.
the subscribers az their place transactns s-esi
the once OF Adolph BlOch Esq NJ. " NsssC IN @
in the City n New York Borough of MaAae'.'-'-
before the first Gay q March. loc2 ,,,,
Dated New York the 18th day % AUGUST 'N'-
IACOR II'NG. .,-,-rt.
NANNETTF BOEfNNN
LOUISE MILLER. .,..F
Executors under the last VIII testament o. o''N
Weber, deceased. r.-.-airr
ADoLPH BLOCH 90 Nassau 81. Atty for ENs'"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

IN PURSUANCE CT an order or Hon fI1--
T. F1zgerald SurFogate OF che County Or M Nv s.sas
Notice is hereby to all persons having claims ~
Katharine DeKay Bronson. o. he County a go
York deceased present the with vouchers s
the subscriber at place Of t-ansActns u.s. or
No. III Fifth Avenue. in the CITY of New NoiS- -
before the 18th day OF January next
Dated New York the 10th day OF July, 1901
HENRY DE FOREST WEEsESE>s Exsc.i;,S2lli, ,2l,,-
WEEKES BROTH EHS. Attorneys for Executor, ~ ~
nm York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

strike leaders on the other hand. insist that
they are proceeding "tirely within their rights
and the law. and that any recruits won by them
have been obtained by fair means.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
X1rAKREN. CATALINA 50 - !.

order % Hon. Aoner c. Thomas a SnsIos-s q
the County Of New York. Notice H. hereby sNeu. a.
persons having claims against Oa,altna : Ns.l.et
~ the Cou0ty Of New YORK deceaSel y y. :. tasf
sane with vouchers thereof &c th~ Sssssn
place OF tronSacting business TIRE yiIce ' tas
PeEceJon and Anderson - W,tlitm Si.esS bse5ls
Bc, oUgh OF Manhattan. city o. New NoTN. eN -
Sh- eleventh day of September neXL ,oo,
Dated New YORK. The sixth day ot Nl7cA ~ WOOD
RA IMO<D JENKINS. CHARLES y Lo~iN
Executors =
?. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON. Nttcr-cv TOR ANsSct tgsg.
William Street. Eorousn ~ Mani W.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
IN PURSUANCE of an order of HOn. Frank

IN TUkSCANCE- OF an Ofder OF nVD'
r Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County 2. .isir,
York notice is hereby given 70 all persons AsFs So
against columbus Sprotto late of he county q Ss-,
York. deceased, present the same. W,h v,--..'rs
thereof the subscribers their 2jacs % -
business the Office cf Messrs. Mandeoaum hes ~
ITS Pearl street. Borough OF Manhattan. n the -
New-York. before the Sth day % February hsN~
Dated. Nsw-York. The sofa day % July. l9ol
EDWARD SCHROEDER. ?
IDA &. ~ SPROTTC. ENec-''-"
ALFRED =. SCHULTZ. - Is
Nande.baum Bros. Attorneys for Executors "
Pearl ST. Borough OF Manhattan New York Ci'y.