The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07
New York Herald Special Service.

tied. The settlement was affected thru
concessions from both sides. "The
strike is all over" said Mr.. Conreid
this afternoon. "The entire chorus
are now in their dressing rooms prepar-
ing for the performance. Regardless
of their union they have all come back.
have agreed to pay an increase in
salaries, which on the average will
amount to $25 week. The demand of
the members of the chorus was for
fat rate of $25. I refused to pay sal
aries under any auch arrangement. But
the whole thing is over now. It is as
individuals that the people return to
the work and is as individuals that I
will treat with them hereafter. I will
not deal with them as members of
union.'
Residents of Hackettstown, N. j.,
are stirred up over the alleged brutal
treatment Of prominent citizen Of the
place, who is now
Prominent Man an inmate of the
Morris Plat s
ultreated asylum. The al
legged victim is
In Insane Asylum. John H. Beatty,
who has served
five terms as mayor of the city. Mr..
Beatty was taken to the asylum Tues
day. The next da;-' his daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Stephenson, went to visit him.
She returned and told story that led
to an investigation. A committee was
appointed to go to the hospital. The
committee had talk with Mr.. Beatty,
who said that he had been brutally
treated on his arrival at the hospital.
An examinat ton showed that he was
suffering from two broken ribs and had
severe bruises all over his body. Mr..
Beatty pointed out one of the attend
ants; as his assailant, and a warrant
has since been issued for the man.
Donald MacKay and his son, George
D. MacKay, members of the stock ex-
change, were found guilty today Of re-
batting commits
Stock Exchange sion. D. The an
nouncement was
Firm Found made from the
rostrum of the ex-
Guilty of Relating change. In view
of certain miti-
eating circumstances, however, and in
the discretion of the governing COM
mittee, the penalty against them was
waived. The charge against the Mac
Hays had it's origin ~ins:the testimony
given by President Hageman Of the
- Metropolitan Life Insurance company
= before the legislative insurance inves-
tigating committee. Mr.. Hageman then
testified that while he kept specu.
lative account with the banking house
Of Vermili & Co., he was charged a les
ser rate Of interest than then prevailed
This is equivalent, according to the
Stock Exchange laws, to the rebatine
of commissions on purchases and sales
Ell ht 1oo-shars forged certificates Of
Norfolk & Western stock were discov
cred to be in circulation in Wall stree
= today. There wa
Forged Stock Is no clue to tn
~. forger and it wa
Found announced tina
e detectives ha
In Wall Street been put to wor]
-: = on the case
Eight hundred shares Of the stock ar
worth about $4,000. At the offices o
y the Norfolk & Western it was said tina
the stock might be some of the oil
shares of the Norfolk & Western raj
way which was foreclosed in 1896. A
that time all the shares were not sen
( in and the present company has ha
difficulties since from attempts Of var
GUS persons to borrow money on tn
old stock.
Today Funk & Wagnalls, an ind
pendent printing concern employir
twenty-five printers, yielded and signe
the new agre
More Big Firms ment with Pres
dent Patrick
Yield to Mccormick of II
Typographical u
Striking Printers ion No. 6. Thus f
"Big Six" h
captured the following firms viii
have promised to stand for the "clos
shop Harper s Brothers, Pusey
Co., Wynkoop, Hallenback, Crawfo
company, Robert Drummond and A..
Sherwood At the headquarters of t
local Typothetae it was stated this {
ternoon, that a large batch of nc
union printers is'expected here Mond
morning from two Or three importa
centers. -
Thru the intervention of Senat
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Mrs. Lydia
Thompson, who was ordered deported
-. .:.- the s e a. h
Woman Ordered Minneapolis, v
;..Z.s taken from tt
Deported Aided vessel today, a
vessel removed
by Depew the home of
~: nephew, Aft
Busselle in this city, where :.
will remain until she has be
examined by commission Of ply
clans from the Marine hospi
service, who will decide as to her s.
ity. Mrs. Thompson is 50 years {
the wife Of an English country gent
man and came here four days ago.
was examined at Ellis island and
dered deported as insane, altho she s
she had a nephew here who would
her. Her insanity was traced to s
y sickness.
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