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New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

TROLLEY COMPANY STOCKHOLDERS AND LOCAL
CHAMBER TRY TO SOLVE STATEN ISL
AND TRANSIT PROBLEM

r. H. Rogers Edward Lauterbach and engi-
neer representing the interests of the Staten ISL
and trolley lines in the effort solve the Staten
Island ferry problem. yesterday afternoon took
Deputy Commissioner Wallace, Russell Rleecker
Mr.. Bensel, of the Dock Department and half
dozen members of the Staten Island Chamber of
Commerce on exploring trip along the shores
of Staten Island in Mr. Rogers's fast steam yacht
kanawha II was demonstrated hy time
test that the distance between the Battery and
Staten Island could be covered in fifteen minutes
After reaching Staten Island the party visited
Clifton and skrted the east and north shores II
evident from the converse ton of Mr. Rogers
and Mr.. Lauterbach that. should a franchise be
awarded their interests and fast boats would
be placed the ferry.
There has been talk Of building for the Staten
Island ferry such boats the Sandy Hook Mon
mouth which undoubtedly could make the trip
in fifteen minutes, but IT is thought that the opera
ton of ferry with such boats with FIVE cent fare
would be of the stuff of which dreams are made
Staten Islanders would. indeed, be well served with
a fifteen minute service. Even II they do not get
twenty knot boats II is evident that the result Of
this effort TO secure a better service will hear
fruit for both OF the interests seeking the
Staten Islanders would indeed, be we'll served with
boats.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
BOTTLE BLOWERS ENJOINED.
THEY MUST NOT INTERFERE WITH CON
Germs AT MINATOI.A, n j.

Trenton. n. J. July Z (SpeciaD.-Vice-Chan-
cellor Grey granted an injunction to-day en-
joining the Glass Bottle Blowers Association
of the United States and Canada, William NJ.
Doughty and more than one hundred other de-
PENDANTS from entering the plant Of the George
Jonas Glass Company. at Mnatola or from in
terfering with the conduct of its business. The
defendants are all strikers. and the temporary
injunction is the result of the recent disturb
ances Mnatoa
The injunction is broad in its terms. and en-
joins the strikers from in any way annoying
those who may seek to work at the company 8
plant, or from using coercive language any
kind of force to induce them to quit work
Doughty is vice president of the Glass Blowers
Union, and has been active "A leader Of the
strikers.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
RELIEF FOR CUBAN PLANTERS.

TWO OFFERS TO SUPPLY A LOAN ONE FROM
A NEW YORK FIRM
Havana, July THE reply of the bankers of
Havana to the request made by the government
to present projects for the raising of a loan of
SiWDOOo 10 assist the sugar cane cutivators of
cuba was received to-day. The bankers sent
Sehor Monies Secretary OF Finance a communi-
cation. in which they said they did not consider
that the loan In question could he raised This
answer was conveyed by Sehor Monies to the
Cabinet at to-day's meeting. The Finance Sec
retary also informed the Cabinet that he had
received two offers 10 supply money, of
which was from New-York firm. Both these
bids were referred To SenOr Monies.
Senor Zaldo, Secretary of State and Justice
has requested United States Minister Squiers to
ask Washington when the American Govern
ment could remove Its stores from the wharf at
TrisCornia, i'm Havana HarbOr, as the Cuban
Government wished to use that wharf for stor-
age purposes.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
Chs 0urt

steamer Alamo staples Galveston June 2e and Bruns
wick July a mdse and passengers 70 ID Mallory
sandy Hook \ J. July :. $50 D m-wind south, mod
clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Chattahoochee Savannah. and GuysndoJts
Norfolk and Newport News
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
London Iulv Arrived steamer FhoniN tNor, Iarssn
Chatham X. sharpness -,
liverpool July 6Arrivei steamer Cmbria 'Br' pu'''
Lizard July 6-Passed steamer Statendam Dutch Ba"
Brow Head July T-Passed. steamer Bohemian err NC
Shields July 5-Sailed steamers namant ttierl SHE
nilch NeW-Yorl. Paula ttierN Hettueyer, NrN-loIN
Hull. July Arrived, steamer Colorado tBr t'A NV"
York -
tiunson. New-York.' Columbia tBrl, Baxter Wv
ChsrbSuTg July = p m-Arrivsd steamer KroHprisn5
Wilhelm CGeri Richter. Nev-York via Plymouth f'r
C;ihrataT July = ul-Arrivet. steamer Auer 0'er'
WiIhenai Nev-York for Naples and Genoa, ,,...
Iavrs IuIy Arrived. FrinS Fredrtk HeurieN
Dutch der Crcot. New orS VIA west Ili''
and Paramaribo for Amsterdam 80 -,
CorAnhaceu July Arrived. steamer Oscar III tuaiN'
Skiod NewNork. A.,
swansea july 5-Sailed steamer Llandan CITY tBr Al
J;ran,sn JuIv Arrived Friedrich der Gross
Arrived. steamer Sella<a tbrf Furo'-
TI,rhan and Victoria. Brazil for New-NOrk.
adsn Iuiv arrived. steamer LOWther Castle tsf'
watson New York for SINGAPORE. Manila, etc
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Acknowledgement Henry May. Washington;
Senator William r. Allison, Iowa. ASTOR-Ex-
Governor J. E Campbell. Ohio. FIFTH AVENUE
I, M shaw Secretary of the Treasury Washington:
Colonel Augustus c. Tyler New-London. GRAND
Lieutenant J. r. Sanford T. S. N: Captain Mat
thew Hanna u S. A. GRAND UNION-JOhn
Palmer ex-Secrctary of New-York State. Albany.
HOFFMAN-Colonel A. B. Andrews North Caro-
lima HOLLANDS Sebastian s. Schesnger. Paris
IMPERIAL-H. W. Taggart, Watertown, y. Y;
s Harrison Wagner. NewHaven MANHATTAN
-Abner Mckinley, Somerset, Penn; the Rev. r. L.
Howell. Washington. MURRAY HILL-ColOnel
s. A. Tillman. U. s. A. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
John Shelton Williams president OF the Seaboard
Air Line Railway. Richmond
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
mLAURIN CONFIDENT FOR RECIPROCITY

THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR SAYS PRESIDENT
HAS GROWN IN STRENGTH.
Senator McLaurn, of South Carolina who was at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night SAYS that Presi-
dent Roosevets Cuban reciprocity policy will be
adopted by the next Congress
ITO those familiar with all tho facts IT is not
surprising that the reciprocity measure failed Of
adoption" said Senator McIaurin Il believe IL
VIII he law one year from to-day. however. No
President since Grant has had many tough
problems TO handle as has President Roosevelt
since assuming the duties of his high office Ii is
an epoch marking thing to tegin war. but 1t Is IA
still more difficult thing to bring about a salts
factory peace and settle all the vexatious questions
that come afterward The President is stronger
with the party leaders and with the people than
when he succeeded Mckinley. The initiation Of the
canal project is truly great undertakings and
Senator Spooner's amendment leaves the matter so
that the President can deal with it i'm the most ad-
VantageouS manner"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
THE FORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. JULY : 1902
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer George tBr Hartley Antwerp June ~ with
mdse TO Sanderson Son Arrived the Bar al $50
IN.
Steamer Taurc CRD. Caven Liverpool - with
Tndse and cabin passengers White lin,
Arrived at the Far at m
steamer AnChorta (Erl, Wadsworth Glasgow June IN
and MoViUe %. with ndse. % cabin and
sensers TO Henderson Bros Arrived at n 80
m.
Steamer tFr). Nerries. Marseilles June n and
Naples "a with mdse, cabin
TO ] W Eweu co. Arrived the BAR a M % m Gtb
Steamer ComuS. Kemble. New Orleans July . vitL
mdse and passengers L. l. : Allen.
Steamer FL Sud. Higgins. New Orleans DAYS with
nndse ! 7 Van sickle ~
steamer Mamma Hata. Charles Baltimore with nodsa
II e Foster
Steamer Roda tBr), swanson Huelva June 70 with
iron pyrites Be Bsrgenport Chemical
Rowrng Co Arrived the Bar AIS p m.
Steamer CurtySa tCubanl. Hoppe, Cabaren June
Vita 2I Nuevitas 10 Matanzas July Tndss r5
a6 passengers 10 w Munsnn Arrived the at m
9Th -
Steamer Adler ,Brl. Skelton, Kingston June 2s Po,,
Maria a. Don;ego Bay %. ST AIMS Bay so ana -
Maria July >. with mdse and cabin passengers To ~
Co Arrived a Bar a so a m ~ r
Steamer Waccamaw. Ticket. Georgetown. s G
with lumber TO the Export Lumber Co. y
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
DENY WORKING FOR STRIKE

Terre Haute Ind. July 7-ofiicals Of the Indiana
district. United Mine Workers, to-day sending
out a formal denial OF the story, widely published
yesterday, 10 the effect that the national officers
have had emlssaries in the State procure insruc
tions for delegates TO the Indianapolis convention
20 vote for strike.
They say that the miners Of the State have the
utmost confidence in President Mitchell. and will
cheerfulIy follow his leadership. IL is Understood
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
LINDENTH4L'S LATEST PLAN.
THE BRIDGE COMMISSIONER HAS DEF
lNITELY DECIDED ON AN I'M
PORTANT SPAN

Bridge Commissioner IAndentha has definitely
adopted plan this time il is not a new
bridge 70 Brooklyn. it is tho more important
span Of matrmony. In word. despite official
silence. despite the refusal Of the Commissioner to
discuss the subject. il be truthfully declared
that the long rumored wedding will soon take
place. The bride-elect is Miss Gertrude We'll
daughter Of Leopold Well of No 100 West Sew
enty-seventh-st. The reported date of the cere-
mony is July 10
Mrs. Well, mother of the brde-eect, has Il
well known boarding school for girls at the Sew
enty- seventh-st. address. The daughter teaches
I'm this school
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
CORN CORNER IN CHICAGO.
GATES CROWD FORCES PRICE UP TO
S5la CENTS-MARKET UNDIS-
TURBED HERE.
TURBED HERE
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.I

Chicago. July THE grip of the Gates crowd
on the local supply of contract and the
plight Of shorts were again made evident to-
day. when July corn broke the record Of recent
years by going S4Si cents. The next sale
was at S32. cents. The market opened with corn
wanted for this months delivery all the way
from a cents to 1919 cents. All forenoon bids
hesitated below so cents, later reports of fur
ther precipitation I'm the West frightened shorts,
and the price shot UP by leaps and bounds
Little corn was sold. however. even at this ad-
vance. The close at 81 cents. seven cents
higher than the previous close last Thursday.
month ago for delivery in July was
selling around 81 cents a bushel to-day II was
worth S424 cents. The firm Of Harris. Gates &
Co. for some wealthy customers, supposed TO
include John w Gates. ]. A Drake and Few
other spectators, have. is generally sup
posed. bought about 20.000,0O0 bushels OF corn
for delivery this month at between % cents and
% cents a bushel Their profit at 81 cents, If
the average cost of their purchases was o.
cents. would amount to S4,40OOOO
That is the stake being played for by
these big Board of Trade plungers. and the ad-
vance in price of July corn from 80 cents at tne
opening of the market to-day to S112 cents. as II
stood at period of the session. was the result
of some of the short sellers trying to get out
of the corner in which they now find themselves
There no great excitement in the pit. the
victims of the corner taking their medicine
quietly.
Chicago the centre of interest in grain yes
terday the dealings on the local Produce Exchange
being limited in volume and unattended with eX-
element. July opened at 6Sz cents. the figure
which 1t closed Thursday, and closed at 6s1t,
cents the high level of the day The September OPP
tion closed at 645s cents. unchanged from Thurs
day July wheat closed at 81 cents. cent higher
than the last preceding business day. and Sep
tember at 1915 cents. comparing with Thursdays
closing price of 7ss cents 1t is thought here that
the Gates party will probably be able to their
corner in corn with entire success. as they nave
virtually unlimited capital with which to operate.
while many great corners in the past, like the Cos
ter-Martin corn corner Of 1892 have collapsed be-
their promoters have not been able AT the
critical time to control sufficient funds TO carry
them through.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS


Liverpool July 4 u. u--Cotton-S -Spot-tiood nus-
done prices I-S2d lower; American miid,nS AZ.
Is -aad good uidlIing : SD. mddhns. / lNi hN
middling, 81 32d, good ordinary :. 90 Sr9lua
10 32d The salts Of day were l2,tpO halrs.
which Nere for speculation and export and incus
lc.Ooo American Receipts 4oH" bales; lneiuilns 90
Futures opened quiet aud closed easy july
30 Cad buyers. and August 30 G+Hf Sl old oHs
September 4 "a 6+i buyers, Septehsss,
and october - tad sellers; OCTOBER ana
4 BUYERS. November and iecetnec',,
4 % 6fd buyers December and January = otttt
value: January February Il 6fd ouyvrs. 80
and March 81 -6td sellers. March and APRIL - ft@
8 I
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
THEY ARRESTED EACH OTHER.
WEST VIRGINIA CONSTABLE AND DEPUTY
UNITED STATES MARSHAL AT
CROSS PURPOSES.


Charleston, w Va, July deputy United
States Marshal Daniel w Cunningham up
Louis Creek on Saturday to Judge Keler's
injunction miners Of the Blume Coal Com
pany. He was met hy q crowd OF marching min
srs. among them Constable Shawver OF the Wi
district who arrested Mr. Cunningham for
dsoTderly conduct. Mr.. Cunningham then his
authority as United States deputy marshal, arrest
ed the constable. the marching party and later the
justice OF the peace who issued the warrant for
his arrest, all for contempt of the United States
court Mr. Cunningham will have his, trial tomor-
VOW before the other justice OF Winona district
Fayette County. The other will tried la ter
before the United States court.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
ErIcTIoNs on DE FREYNEs ESTATE.

Dublin July THE Sheriff and a large body of
police visited the estates OF Lord de Freyne al
Iough Lynn. RoscOmmon County. to-day to
force wrts which Lord de Freyne had caused
he ISSUED against tenants who were in arrears with
rentals In several settlements
arranged. but in others the tenants eviCtCd
I'm the presence of sullcn crowds. There
disorders.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Brighton Beach.
Departure of six Tribune Fresh Air parties.
Board OF Aldermen. City Hall. afternoon.
Municipal Art Commission. afternoon.
Annual session. NewYork Council Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion, Lexington Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
here that he is opposed to q sympa etc strike.
are the Indiana officials.
CRUCIBLE STEEL GRANTS ADVANCE
STRIKE OF SIX HUNDRED MEN AT PITTS
BURG PRACTICALLY SETTLED.
LRY TELEGRAPH no IL TRIBrNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
Pittsburg, July IA settlement Of the strike OF
the six hundred METERS moulders and allied crafts
men employed by the CrucibIe Steel Company or
America was practically effected to-day. The men
at the Black Diamond and Crescent plants
turned to work after three weeks idleness. The
Black Diamond men get increase of II per cent.
The men at the Crescent will get an increase of Is
cents day. which amounts only to an advance OF
21e per cent. But they will have help in
of their work The at the Singer. Nimick.
Labele and Alliquippa plants still out but
settlement will be effected within few days 1t is
said.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
HENRY HARTS WILL UPHELD.

Effort OF NEPHEW TO HAVE DOCUMENT
DISINHERITING HIM SET ASIDE FAILS
Surrogate Thomas yesterday denied the appIica-
ton of Joseph Hart have the probate of the
will OF Henry Hart. whom the petitioner alleged
his uncle, aside, and sustained the will
under which Mrs Lyon is the chief beneficiary
The will disnherited the nephew.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
WANTED HERE on MURDER CHARGE.

Captain Titus received word a the Detective Bu-
reau last night from H C Eldridge. Chief of Police
of Atlantic City. that Charles Robinson, who is
accused OF the murder of James II. Smith, the
leader OF the Coored Greater New York Democ-
racy, who was fatally shot June % at the
political clubhouse. at No. 144 West Twenty
enth-st under arrest there.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
OPERATORS OFFER REFUSED.
PATERSON STRIKERS WOULD NOT ACCEPT AN AD-
VANCE OF 81 WEEK.

VANCE OF 81 a WEEK.
Paterson. y. J., July (SpeciaD.-At the meeting
OF the dyers' helpers who strike this
ing the Rev J. r. Gallaway pastor OF the Third
Presbyterian Church, reported for a committee Of
five clergymen who had tried to arbrate the strike
that they had met Jacob Weidmann. represent
ing the employing dyers. After a long conference
Mr. Wedmann told the Clergymen that the only
promise he could make to the strikers that II
they would return to work they gone out. indi-
vidually. he would, AZ the end OF four weeks. IL
business good. grant an increase 20 each OF
81 a week. When this report made to the strik-
ers ii received with cries of derision, and a
motion was promptly carried that the offer he
fused with disdan.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
son or BOSTON MERCHANT SUED.
MRS WHITE. FORMERLY \ CLERK IN THE STORE
OF HER HUSBANDS FATHER, SEEKS
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.

suit for absolute divorce has been filed In the
Supreme Court of this county by William Gross
man. a New-York lawyer, in behalf Of Lucy Bart
lett against Ralph Herbert White, son of X H.
White the we'll known drygoods merchant of Bos-
ton Mr. White recently obtained "A divorce from
his wife in Denver grounds of desertion and in
constancy. She makes declaration that it
obtained by fraud and for absolute divorce
the grounds of adultery.
Miss Bartlett was clerk in the store OF her hus-
bands father when they married Later she
went the stage. Trouble ensued. She left her
husband in Boston and the Boston courts ordered
him pay her $50 a week. A summons has been
served on Mr. White by advertisement. he is
in this State.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

between Freeman and Tommy Hall Hall had
half a mile handicap. Freemans time for five miles
was 700 Us; ten miles. 4:S 2-5; fifteen miles,
21: 2-5; twenty miles, 2s:0s As.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
ELGIN RITTER MARKET.

Egrin m IuIy 7--BuJteU ruled firm at PIC On " "
Roar Of Trade DAY Railroads are retusinS N
the railroad strike IN Chicago IN"
outp,It for tho district last week was Sl9,OVN N
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
Announcements.
Missoula. Tetonka.
Two New Collars.
r. q W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise Sunset as Moon m 80 Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook a:5 Gov 1n:23 Hell Gate I2:l2
PM-Sandy 1907 Gov Island
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
SAN FRIVCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco July THE official closing quo
tarinns fnr r,inirr stnclss tn-daY follows:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-22
'PlNO POINTS
Report of an Investigation
Sent Out by Wisconsin
Women.
aox, York sxss Special sorxEco

WASHINGTON, April PA. Lester Haz-
lett. who had been sent at the request Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Columbus, Wis, to the Philippines to
investigate charges made against the
military administration there, has sub
mitted to the senate committee his view
Of the moral conditions existing in the
Philippines" Mr.. Hazlett says:
1 did not find Manila to be in the strictest
sense a moral city. but can truthfullS say
that in my opinion it is the peer of any
American city of equal population In the ma
teljal of cleanliness and order, and | believe
its moral tone to BE- such as to fairly chal-
lenge comparison with cur best cities cf 4OO,-
600 population Probably in no ether country
in the worla do white men become so de-
graded and demoralized through associating
with the natives as in the Philippines. and
nowhere else do they sink so quickly to the
level of the natives.
| believe that to revoke the anticanteen law
would be to take step backward. l would
respectfully recommend:
First-A government appropriation for the
establishment of soldiers institutes end of
the non-alcoholic features of the post ex-
change system.
Second-A general order prohibiting the sale
of vino to soldiers. (This is done locally in
some places. Major Beck at Binan has such
an order IN force at that post AS result,
cases Of drunkenness in his command are
rare.)
Third-The investigation Of the charges
against officers at Jolo charged, and believe
Justly, with maintaining houses OF i'll fame,
without the knowledge of the war department
and contrary to army regulations.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-22
STREET RAILWAY CORRUPTION
This Is Hinted At by Arrests Made
in Chicago,

: Chicago April 22-Mystery surrounds
the arrest of four men made shortly after
midnight on the charge of Conspiracy to
do an unlawful act in connection with
contest between the city and the Union
and Consolidated Traction companies in
Justice George Woods court Some time
ago a circuit court decision ruled that
these companies should give transfers to
lines running into the suburb Of Austin
for one fare. The citizens of Austin and
the city government tried to compel the
companies to grant the transfers and nu-
merous damage suits were brought against
them on these grounds. These suits were
brought in Justice Woods court and go
far have been lost.
The victories Of the companies have-led
to grave charges. The men arrested are
William j. Gallagher, a promoter; Walter
G. Jones, constable in Justice Woods
court; Herbert Rothery, venireman ex-
aminer and accused by the city prose-
cutor, and John O'Donnell, brother Of w.
7. O'Donnell attorney for the traction
companies in the damage suits.
The arrests were made on informal ton
Herman N. Greene furnished to the Mu-
aicipal Voting League. Greene made AMI
sdayit that he had been approached to.
commit an unlawful act in the interest Of
the companies.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-22
HELPING MILES OUT
Bill to Give the Lieutenant General
a Legal Status.

a Legal Status.
Washington, April 22.-Senator Hawley,
chairman of the senate committee on
military affairs to-day introduced bill
to increase the efficiency of the army"
The most important section is the follow
ing:
Subject to the command of the president
the lieutenant general shall exercise general
command over the militar.' forces of the
Untd States shall issue army orders and
direct inspections of the troops He shall be
charged with the instruction, training, disci-
pine and distribution of the army, with the
preparation and maintenance of detailed plans
Tor the mobilization of the military forces,
with the preparation and maintenance of
schemes OF offensive and defensive operations
and with collecting and compiling military
information. It will be his duty to see that
the army is at all times suitably and amply
supplied and equipped and that the munitions
OF war are of the best material and Of suitable
character. He will recommend suitable per-
sons for promotions and for military honors
and rewards. He will be assisted in his duties
by, and his orders will be conveyed and exc
cuted through the agency of the general Off
GERS holding commands and the general staff
of the army
This is intended to give the command
ing general a legal status which at pres
ent he has not, and is understood to be
in the interest of General Miles. Other
portions of the bill relate to details of
thS, Idmiric' : IF the army.