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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
NAY SEEK INJUNCTION.
Crisis approaching in Conditions in
South st. Paul

~ Paul July 1s.-The next step in the strike
situation at South ST Paul Will probably be
an injunction 10 prevent the strikers from
picketing the Swift packing plant
me Governor, II is said. informed the COM
mittee Of merchants and johbers, who called on
him to-day that he could not act until All other
means had failed 10 disperse the strikers and
ihtinateo that an appeal 10 the courts had not
been tried.
II is understood from good authority that the
United States COur: VIII be appealed To for an
order dispensing the striker
X was expected that n crisis v,o,le ocr,a 70
day in the strike ~ South ST. PAIL Of Tho
hutcheTs % Swift * Co Sunori,te,so,,t
Burns OF the packing conlnanv had an
nounoed that he had engaged two hundred
hleh and would take them into the works to
uaN. This, however. was ROT dono as Shari.s
frisiin went to his home al Hastings oyer s,,,-
Gay. The strikers allowed all the women en-
lioyed in Swift & Co.'s office 20 enter TIE
FarGS' but horred the men. Pending the ar
'4'SA ~ the sheriff the clerks were lined IN
on "ac Size OF The railroad crack. While a
strong 'orce Of striking pickets on the Other
slde prevented them from going into the works
La'sr IN the day. hftecn ar twenty men en-
lAoyed az Swift & Co.'S Office We're Admitted
. the works by the strike piclz>s. after Mayor
Lytlle, OF South ST Paul had addressed ,to
srikefs and admonished them not 10 fntersc-s
ssu ~ co'.ouct or the business of the COM
lats, which would be regarded as unlawful o,,d
iIitosecuted as such He advised the picLets 10
1 Itspelse, PRESIDENT Willis OF the Butchers
nsnoh also addressed The men, and ordered
mem TO admit persons 10 the Yards bur = f,.r
admitting the Office force already rneptiI,,o5
nor one was allowed TO go into the y-a,,j- -
out pass from the strike headouarteee "''''
oherir Grisin returned from Esstinrs 10 IA
on 1sey"nd reporting 20 Governor Van S9nt a..
telephone, took no decisive ac,io,, -. .'i'' 10y
blockade Z" s,id me
II is reported tEat the Sheriff told cove-,o-
Ven SAINT over the telephone that h -, -.
able to So deputies I'm South 81 pe,,i H VI
aIl me peoite were IN sympathy .vith he st.i.--
srs F"elei0-c. hc s2.s he Is poveriess p, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
TRUST TO FIGHT TRUSTS.
Young Engineer, Injured by Com
biRatiOR, WORid Form One.

a trust composed of those who have been injured
by trusts and combinations of capital vas the idea
which brought 2bout the insertion q this advertise
ment In SUNDAY newspapers
\. b. C.-Au persons who have been dsastrousiy
affected by trusts capital CombtnatciS please
write to n. r. Jefferds No. l23 Lberty-st., city.
NJ Joferds IS a civil engineer who has lived
abroad for number OF years "Amercauizins'
several foreign railways on his return To this
country he found some of his plans blocked by one
Of the big trusts. He said yesterday TO = Tribune
reporter that h desired to find 10 what extent
other Americans had been injured by the era OF
big cOmhina tons He had some idea OF being able
TO secure relief by forming u counter combination
The principal obstacle in the way of the for;na-
ton of this latest is that far Jefevds has
heard from who has been "disIstrOusly
affected Not a letter came in answer his adj
vertisement.
Perhaps they have not enough left to spare a
postage stamp declared Yesterday. for
know there must have been any number of people
injured
Mr Jenerds denies that there is any political move
hack of the advertisement When I al asked my
politics. he said. Il answer: Il American.
The man whom the people select President Of
The United States is the ready to fight
ior 1t is hardly likely that politics will help those
OF us who have suffered from the trusts. for the
two platforms seem TO read about the same that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
TO SHORTEN B. AND o. LINES.
Cutting Down Mileage and Strengthening
Curves Will Reduce Time to the West

iHY TELEGRAPH To- TIE TRIBCNE.l
baltimore July IN.-ITesidcnt Murray and other
leading officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
started West tonight a tour OF inspection. The
work of carrying out the plans for the shortening
Of the lines between Philadelphia and Pittsburg has
begun. Engineers have Just finished survey of a
new line from Mapleton. Penn. 10 Hancock, Md.
with the idea of cutting down the mileage about
forty miles and opening up valuable mineral and
timber tracts. This cutoff will be connected with
parts OF th, old South Penn Survey. the rights
OF way ana absolute ownership OF all the property
having been recently purchased by the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad. Another line will be
Structed from Hancock by way of Everett Cole
man on the Cambria Branch Of the Baltimore and
Onto. which Will shorten the distance Atty miles
between Baltimore and Ifttshurg and Chicago.
\ recent inspection trip Of the leading officials
has had much tO do with the Improvement plans.
They have the wonderful resources In timber
and minerals that may be opened for transporta-
ton 10y the road and propose tO take advantage Of
the opportunities they present themselves To-
acquire property and develop IL all along the line
ON thu present trip further investigation will be
made. The Officials are reticent to the full
extent ~ the plans. During the last year large
forces OF men have been engaged In Strengthening
the curves ON the road over the Alleghenies. and
this work Is still in progress. When completed IL
VIII shorten the time several hours between TIN,
East and the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July lSC.OsiDg WHEAT Spot h| ysrr
futures steady: July is md; September 6S WI reN
Der. 6s sid, COfN-Spot quiet: American intNsu mn
is tiad. American mixed ole. Is S,sd futures q1e
Is SSsi: september f2ssd PENS-tan itnian SHY',pS
81 FLOUR st. Iou!s fancy winter dull IS 90 nr,r,F
at LONDON tPacinc CCast} firm t6 Ga 9s6 los ...s
dull extra Ind SIS 9d PORK steady pIi' Arm
Western. 6IS sd. HAMS-ShOrt cur, - TO ~ ~ "a.
SIS BACON sJrons Cumberland cut :. 20 ;s I" q 70
short rib. 70 70 "a II. Ais. hong clear mdles hs Is
"a H. AIS Gil; long clear nlies. nesvy. 10 20 81
Shot clear backs. cd. ciear oelr>
10 70, los SHOT, L.DERSl-SqUaTe N TO 10 70. a,. ID
Us LARD quiet prime Western IN Jerces yes Isn,;sa
american refined. IN pals. Sos. BCTTER-to- snssi
states. quiet Cos CHEESE steady; Anies.Iser 0V--
white Sis Cd; American finest oclored Sis snl.s
irime city. steady els Sd. TJRPENTl>
steady As sd. ROSIN-Common arm. ~ 81 -
LElM-Reaned quiet. "a. LINSEED OIL nTms -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
CITY'S OFFER IS REJECTED.
More Than Half Million Wanted by CON-
pany for Staten Island Ferry Property.

At tho meeting tomorrow Of the Sinking Fund
Commission the attorneys of the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railway Company probably will de
mand that the commission take action in
gard to the Staten Island ferry system. The fran
chse for the ferry has expired and the company is
operating the ferry without having TO pay 10 the
city the per cent OF the gross receipts amount
ING 10 about $4,000 yearly with guarantees
The railroad company has refused the offer OF
5000" made by Dock Commissioner Featherson.
The Communication TO this effect to the Commits
stoned. lated July j. and signed by President
Maddy. Is in part as follows:
The negotiations heretofore conducted have been
for the transfer to the city OF certain upands and
lands under water belonging 10 the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railway. which have been appraised
h. an appraiser Of your choice at $3.50 ON these
lands are built. in additions To several buildings
tracks and tUrntabe. the ferryhouse of the Rapid
Transit Ferry Company. and an overhead bridge
of tho Staten Island Trolley Company valued AT
over Et"''". al of which would come under the
head 81 Improvements thereon"
For an OF this property you now offer N1oG1n
coupled with the statement that in the event ~
ilHIr 20 accept the offer. the Corporation Counsel
Nil be requested TO proceed TO condemn.
lr5i'st itaI!"ty company. the proposition appears
instructed To- respectfully decline H. they believing
rom your own and recent appralsais. that the
lands owned by them have value much beyond
your former offer II $1,000
ID. tommisSioncr Fe.thorson has asked Cor
n9.au"n counsel D.iaUy 20 bring condemnation
pf'co"tIucS 90 acquire the property. which pr,n-
ors made by tn rlra GfT sGIn 5h9q $500 tn
.tt! ny ~" sinking Fuud Commission. which
mother year. without making auv arrangement -o
pay Tor the property. In the meantime the people
and Dock Commissioner Fclthersou and the sink
ing Fund Commission are an ioceerhe..is o,..r -,
situation Commissioner Patterson has been frt!s-
ferry service that there has been r,Irb tari 70 Nv
out Of town an day yesterda-- bur will return to-
dey 10 att.nd The hearing before the SINKING FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Londo, July 1s-4rrived. Mnnshaha (B0. Rob
insOn New-Ycrk.
Plymouth. July Is i2:t5 m--Arrvsd. steamer hs:e
Winem II tCiert HogemanH. Nsw-Nork for tneI-
bo.-g and Bremen and proceeded.
Bristol July f7Ar-tved steamer Wells CITY tBr carey
Amsterdam. July 15-Arrived steamer Eupeeteis tSr'
Scott. New York via philadelphia
Antwerp. July is-A-riVed. steamer HrConand uoNsuf
New York.
Bouosre. July II. rn-Sailel. FennsyVanA
ttier. SplieGt. from Hamburg Tor New NorS- -
Neville. July IS-&rrtved steamer Num'dlau tbri VAN
York FIR Glasgow land proceeded.
Cherbourg. July H. 10 m.-Satsd. steamer tsrehls"
tCSeri Nterich. from Bremen for New York ~
arrived. Kaiser Wilhelm ~ e'ierl HoSenlslh
Few York via Plymouth for Bremen aud procrelr-.
MarseiIIes July f3Arrived steamer oaliS 'Irf FaNr'
New Naples
Perrin Iuly i7~arrived steamer Satsuo CHuse
Yokohama for New-Hork -,
Barbados July 1rN-Saied steamer tirHnSenSe nv
Tocque. from New YorS for Para. Narar ham. stc,
sue. Iuly u Arrived steamer Breiz HIe tFrl N.t
shanghai. Hons Kong. etc. for Boston dn1 NsW-lv.N
Nleiers July 14-Saied steamer SChonfelS 0ier 6i'N'
from CalcUtat. etc. for Boston AMI New NorS -.
Bermuda. July tS-Arrived steamer Trinifad '"'
Fraser. Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
CENTRAL GETS ELECTRIC LINES
Interest in Syracuse Rapid Transit Bought
20 Extend Short Haul Traffic.

Tho following statement Of the plans OF the T.ur-
l"F" ''htrai hailT"ad with reference TO tho pur-
chase OF electric lines In Syracuse and other cities
was given out yesterday at the companv's ono.
The Cleveland. Ohio interests controIIire r-tio,
rome 1nu oneida street railways. have acquired -
tpiLt.oHls interest IN the Syracus, RaDld Transit
company. ana proposes to ner~. these uroD.rtins
III one system. The New-YOrlI Central and tud
, I'm R'FeF iilroad company has purchased an in
49,, IA YES, properties. ard win probably enter
LIZ i.o naGA'Se agreement for the use of the West
t.ftllI'id 10 connect the systems of yyhfcl,
SSIaCuse anu Utica are the centres. Further ex
tensions. east and west are in contemDation NJ
New ork central intends to aid the nav con,,, ne
IN 1ah!ilg care OF and developing the short ~,
trahic to the fullest extent 'e 'N S+i''' maui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
TRAIN GOES INTO THE RIVER
Several Have Narrow Escapes on Account of
Open Draw

PORTSMOUTH. y H.. July ia locomotive AMI
hNe ears OF Boston and Maine freight train ran
I'M" an open draw over the Pisca taqua River near
mere tonight carrying four of the train crew into
'he water The men We're picked up by boats and
'"'y one FRED ScarhurJ. brakeman. was seri-
ously injured. lie received confusion Of tho rich,
mn ~ ! ne property loss is considerable
., 10. uIaW ~ hftecn feet above high water and
tit IlNtI lnere has depth sixty feet Tho "a p,
. . OF which contained general merchandise ami
l'sp iNt STOCK. sank immediately. one car Io.,IcJ
with cattle rea9peared with two mon ciInri,,, ~
II. Iey were rescued. but the car swept down
SlIeaH ana landed on Badger Island half a milo
"tl""' later. two steers were taken from in
4iINC- hHries Hoyt. the engineer. ana 6;sorc..
~ tHt fireman, jumped in time To escape goiu.
l ,mt3 me Tlyer but in jumping Reed Sustained a
Hi"hoi ankle. ! he draw opened 10 admin m.
passage "r the schooner Sadie A. KimbaIl which
Just escaped the falling cars ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY
The fol- wing petitions IN bankruptcy were among those
G.ed yesterday.

A's N'' "S ltt4'.'!4s IN BANKRUPTCY among
a.ed yesterday:
SCHEDULES died ty MARSHALL =. WILCOX sole sur
WING partner OF Meyer Gordon which rerinerI, coz
-lSl tALnIs m alton, y Y. show debts S.ia az:
sa ssss5s 81 S-s 49' Ie rl Gains amount To-
$500 tlt unsecured claims e. BOB. ana bills
indoised b TIE nru. Si2s1 ana unodaf6u ra5s,
$3.50 - assets consist = realty Fulton : !
Aa-e4 az sc0VO STOCK trade. $500. hineT. ami
tools. s.. Us Iatents s0,s and heels for sI.
vH c1S tAe ITt On ofen account. SO 3.s. stocks onl
bonds SIS O0: unliqudaed claims SIZE IN: detsi, ~
bank. $50 The principal creditors are he tsves -
savings Bank 5000: Mrs. {. a ailchacIs F-!lt-.'
y. Y. 5000. En4 Oriental Paak N,y. Y,r 5;r-,
900 al secured by mortgage on the tsan|-,
Syracuse. SiT9Is. " Il lVat,eicb 4 80 -, -oeIi
W o. BGnaon Cornrany 10 "a T,ii11a 81 90 rs.Z J.
ningtoa. " Va. ST. go: 4. q Palmer Hutt'T ~
80. umbus Sadiiery Co. Columbus Ind $40 27G
D., MaSNel l>-y'istown. Penn ST.. an3.
,.sGedu.es fled by LOUIS St'HACHNE. 1o,b-r NJ n
ABOUT $500 The latter consist o, house a, n ,ci
sS metz : U-t-st. valued $4,000 and DoreagS5
Iilhca creditors John Dougan Rivers De Driys art
IN -seco1d 81 $1,000: H. e Moss trusteec 81 6,S
ninety fou-thst-: Albert u Smith NJ y, % last
$50 $50 . ,, n 9 A Aing Derby. Conn 81 az. G,n.
nchTa,-k ezn Company No 35q Rr,af,va -; ana
S,EedSiet were ned q !. STERN & Co s5sv-,,,
o,, unsecured nd $780," secured. with - 50
60, S,-. 49,. PAPER Tia, assets consist cash sea-
sonal property 81 30 depsi, j f 81 80
,o.s Il Is sad have been hyqo;h-caiei Tbe 49,,
- shd Ihirt ave S9oeC both secsrgi b, .s.i
SpEa 9 90 n. IA; n; 20 52 Eroad,ay. Sa22;. charles
Ft-d nileit, 10 ~ Groene-st 81 Gs9 F,v,srd asf &
: q - X Undivided debts of 81. i5,. no 4ssets
el'1'i. " a claim - So $40 Alana.T st.- principal
Tr.;i.rr ,-i-." u,. e. ~ %4"f7. tlooninedsle
N'"~' t'-e' - f'it- = -,a-- u s. Lca- ' I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
The Turf.

,-ar5eras a.abarf@n J. Gibsra Porto Padre Il and
Nuevltas 10. 10 " n Munson, with passengers and
msse Arrived the Bar al $40 a m
steamer Caracas WoodrCk Puerto CabeAo July y
curacao 10 Guairs H. and san Juan l3 to Bou'ton
Bliss & DaIlett with 20 passengers mails and ndse
Arrived a. the Bar at
Steamer FL Rio. Parker. Galveston July IS. 70 the
Southern Pacihhc Company with mdse. LETT QuaraE-
steamer CITY OF Macon AskIns. Savannah July Is.
the Ocean steamship COMPANY. with passengers and
rdse Left Quarantine 40 N.
steamer Proteus Falsey New Orleans July IS - -
Southern Pacific Company with passenger. and Tdss
Left Quarantine at 6.0s N.
steamer Mamma HRta. Charles. Baltimore. 70 n
Foster with mdse Left Quarantins 9 30
steamer Algonquin. Hale. jacksonville July - sld
Charleston 16 William r clyde n Co. with pas
sengers AMI mdSe. Left Quarantine AT 1:t6 n
United states cruiser Topeka passed In sandy HooS
al
Steamer cape tBri Ishister Csibarisn july
IL to u Munson. with Arrived at the Bar
at
SANDY Hook. y. j. July Is $50 ? ul-vind southwest
Light. CLOUDY and hazy.
SAILED.
Steamers J Gurev and barge Conenaugh Port
Arthur TEXAS Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News
N0rfnlk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
KILLS DAUGHTERS SWEETHEART
Sheriff and Posse Hunt Alleged Murderer in
NeW-Brunswiek Woods.

Bristo'. y. a.. July IS.-The Sheriff Of Carleto,
County today Was informed ~ Il murder near
Glass' He in rempte part Of the county The
victim was Willie Dousherty, who it is alleged
was shot to death by farmer named Mccormick
who objected To- Doughcrty'S attentions 20 Nj
Dorlnlcks : daGghter The girls father. it is SAIL
went I" the house where DougheTty and his two
brothers lived. shot Willie DOugherty who III a
Instantly and fired IT another brother who had
iil,t,tmfttd 10 inteFtgrr. The bullet struck the
latter on the chin. The two brothers fled
Mccormick. ~ is alleged. set fire to th+ house
WEIch was burned 20 the ground He then tOo,r "a.
ing lind him. " '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
DEPoTs PILED HIGH WITH BAGGAGE
strikers to Hold Out for Demands on New.
York Transfer Company

me Manhattan Delivery Company took charge %
some OF the baggage yesterday OF the Nev.yor,.
transfer Company. whose men were ON ,r,l,1
r-1iIy IN the day General Manager Draper. OF tre
""isiei company, said that hcadwa,. Us
made in clearing away the congestion ~ ~ $50 W
IN the evening. however. the deoots were an MI
n'sh with baggage, especially the Manhattan 1,,I
-eI ny dspots of the Pennsylvania Ratlro,d
lug, OF the strikers held in Tho -(I
cirbtb- IMAM una Devery Association. T,wePtY
Gnu t-lSnth-avc.. and il was decfJeI :;
stand OUT Tor the 10 per cent advance dsr 1isa 10
\ toiHNllttce OF three appointed IovtaHnr
view to - settlement A4"-er' with a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

In answer letter from Charles s Hartwell in
Yesterdays Tribune. asking whether the members
Of the OF the Hudson River Day Line have
stations assigned to them. and whether there are
signals agreed praCticed regularly provide
for emergencies. President r. E OlcotJ writes To
The Tribune that the men do have regular fire and
emergency drills. Every member of the OF
seventy men each steamer has his regular sta
ttou TO which the sound OF the alarm he repairs
Instantly. The drills. SAYS Mr. O!cOtt real per
fcrmances, with the hose out the pumps working
and the water playing the life preservers distrib-
uted. the chemical fire extinguishers the proper
mems backs. etc. and the captain by personal in
spection. assures himself that both and
Chinery working
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
HUGH PORTER. LAWYER HURT.
Gets Several Bruises and Scalp Wounds in
Runaway-Coachman Also Thrown Out.

Hash Porter. a lawyer. connected with various
railroads and philanthropic Institutions. with
offices at No IS Nassau-st. ard home al Ne. l.G
West enty-secOnd-st.. received several bruises
ana slight scalp wounds In a runaway last night at
Observation-Disclosures and Broadway His
coachman. Dennis Kennedy. who was driving the
vehicle, u light One-horse runahout. was slightly
hurt The horse ran two blocks and overturned tine
runabout throwing out both occupants.
Mr.. P"rters injuries attended AZ the j.
HOOD Wright Hospital and he was taken home.
Mt Porter Is president of the NeW-York City Pap
list Mission and Il member Of the Lawyers club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
STRIKE AND ARMY coMmlssARlAr.

Washington. July 1.-the commissary depart
OF the army does not anticipate any trouble
IN procuring supplies On account Of the butchers
strike A large amount Of meat. especially bacon
already had been supplied TO the army. and the
only difficulty might be tho filling OF orders for
canned meats IL the Philippines. The department.
however. has enough Of this food for the ship
inent TO the Philippines, and there are large SUP
plies at nearly every army post. Fresh meats for
the troops in the Philippines purchased In
this country. but sent from Argentina. Army
posts IN this country be supplied with becvrs
10 be slaughtered at the posts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF New-Ycrk, Monday, July IS, 1904.

steamer Brooklyn city Bailey lure "a and
swansea July L.. To James Arken & 90. with A.
rived At the Ear at loss 18th.
steamer Finland Apfeld. Antwerp july o the Yrfe-
national Mercantile Marine Company ISi cabln ,,b
90 seerage passengers and dse. the Iar an
l3I y - ' ~
steamer Altai 0ier tierdes SAMANTHA July . tartha
stna 4. Greytovn @. Pert Limon H. Kingston M nrb
rHI1the Island "a 10 the Hamburg American with
$40 'N- ~
steamer Alice (Nori. Knulsen. July IL 10 en-.
Chited Fruit Company. with passengers and fruit a.
rived at the Bar 2 m NJ
steamer P2tria tItGn. T,r,s
VARIES July = 10 W E1wer 60. with 24i stes-,sa
pessensers anu mise Arrived the Bar 1880 10 m
r, naieneia Ger. Bruins cape Hayti June -,
70, Iau Prince 10. MTaEoane July l. Caves 4
mel o. SsNanilla santa Martha and Inasua n a.
IN Aneriean Line. with 10 passengers m.ts
ar noise, Ntrt"Hd NJ che cS- m '@'''
steamer Olnda tCuhan) Hansen Matauxax r,,,, +,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
UNREST AMONG ST. JOSEPH STRIKERS

ST. Joseph No, July Is.-There has been ~
noticeable feeling OF unrest to-day among the
striking packing house employees. A greater mum
Der OF workmen than usual has been about strike
headquarters in South ST. Joseph. and the force
OF peace Officers there has been increased. although
there has been no serious disturbance The packers
clalia more men are working in the plants than
any time since the strike began. Before daylight
this morning the heads Of departments were sum
moned 10 the plant OF Swift * CO.. and "A number
OF Eon-ui!cn men We're also taken in. They Will
eat ana sleep inside the plant long as there is
any danger or trouble with the strikers. is said
lhdl a NUMBER or strikers returned work today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
NETWORK PLAYERS NEARLY MoBBED
Pittsburg Gatekeeper Tries to Hit "Christy"
Mathewson-Crowd Threatening.

iilts"urs' July b-Thcre was nearly riot AT
Exposition Park this afternoon when '.Cbrfstv"
MatthewsoI. Dummy Taylor and several other
N"|-fork players tried to take into the game with
them c"owd ~ uewsboys whom they carried I'm
N" carriage. Tn" gatekeepor McAleer stopn.d
we carriage and ordered the boys out The PLAYERS
protested. and, 1t is said. Of the New-York
payers got out AcAleer tried to hit Ma,hewsou
"'' was ut or showed by Taylor. A crowd gathered
ana II looked as though the New-YorIs team would
~, mn i""nei men ana there. when the gates were
"ii'i'u anu me carriage rushed through with IN.
players after Il. W." '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

Terse the strong Gordon OF rickets about the
Swift works.
Following this report 20 the Governor. Gener Il
-. J.. Flower made tender Of twenty-five bust
ress men. whose interests were Gtsected ny tht
strike, as deputies. but Sheriff Cris.In Is sa!d
20 have ignored the Offer.
~ order tC demonstrate u Mayor Lyttle that
the strikers were seriously interfering with bust
ness. ana would not allow r.en free iuCress u
the works Superintendent Burns Of the swift
plant placed four men II charge Of Mayor
I.yttle. who started down the line ~ pickets.
he was unable - get them through. and then
confessed be as pozeress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iay evpooI July IS p m.-COrrON SPOT N Hm "a
demand. prices unchanged: American mlldHg tar
go0d mailing, 6G0d; mijl.rg. 65cl low m.ddus "a.
good ordinary 6lSG; ordinary 59sd. The sales 2.
dly SC40 baies OF which 80 for specus VI
ard export and included I.O0 American Receipts 49,
GALES: American. FUTURES cpcned nrn anu 80" "a
Quiet American mIldlinE G. July. 6iIt July -
August lOd: August ard SepteHbCr 5S'i Septel.r
OCTOBER .ttd. October ard NOV eUlNer. LID
be- and December ~ December and Janusr; Is
January February. . iad. FehTaury and Maicr 49,
March. and Aorti \