The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-08
Unions GET ALL THEY ASK,
NIT WILL TAKE ONLY HALF THE
SUBWAY JOBS JUST NOW.
Mir, Belmont. Mr.. Bryan and supt. Hedley
10 Keep Theirs for the Present-Inter-
boroush's Capltulation Finished With.

boroush's Capitulation Finished With.
mt Fr,ction-To BE signed To-day.
All the conferences and discussions
hetyeen the marlborough Rapid Transit
COMPANY and the labor union leaders are
now over, and all talk OF a strike by the
elevated railway employees is at an and.
The Interborough company has granted
practically all the demands made by the
labor unions, the imported strike break
ina army has been disbanded, and, for
the present at least, there s to be no at
tempt to interrupt the operation OF
elevated trains or to delay the opening OF
the subway.
All this was definitely decided at con-
ference held in the marlborough offices,
Iss Broadway, yesterday afternoon, be-
tween Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Hedley, repre-
senting the marlborough company, and
the national officers and a committee
representing the three labor unions in
volved. The conference began at o'clock
IN the afternoon and lasted without inter-
rIption until $50 last evening. At it's
close Mr.. Wilson OF the Locomotive Fire
men tersely summed up the situation by
saying:
We have got everything. We are en-
tirely satisfied.
This was also the general tenor Of the
comments Of all the other labor leaders
involved. 1t was the same tone of ex-
ultant satisfaction in each instance, merely
the phraseology being varied.
soemphatic were the expressions OF some
labor leaders at the Broadway Central
Hotel Yesterday morning as to their GER
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with the marlborough company that the
impression got abroad that still more radi-
cal demands were to be made when the
committee met the railway officials later
-. the afternoon.
Certain echoes OF this talk at the Broad
xay Central reached the administration
Offices Of the marlborough company dur
ing the forenoon, and raised anew the spectre
Of a possible strike. James Farley, who
With his army had been told on Tuesday
night that the danger was past and that he
might disperse his forces, while paying of
his men suddenly received new order
from the company to keep his army intact,
as it's services might yet be needed.
A hundred or more had already been
paid of and had gone away when this
urgent order came. The paying on was
instantly stopped. and all those then present
we're told to report back to their posts for
duty. Messengers and kilograms were
rushed out after those who had gone away.
TO bring them back at once. 1t was not
until a o'clock In the evening that final and
definite orders came from Mr.. Bryan's
ONCE, where the conference was being
held, that everything at last was really
and truly over.
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