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New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
STRIKE OF RoCKMEN AvERTED.
Threatened to Tie Up All New Buildings in
This City

general strike of the twenty-five thousand
members CT the Rockmen and Excavators Union.
which would have tied up work every
building in the, city. for advance in wages has
been averted IL was announced yesterday, by the
union accepting a compromise. The wages de-
manded were 80 cents hour for rockmen and %
cents an hour for excavators large advance
the present wages The demands made on
the Contractors Protective Association May l.
but both sides seemed anxious 70 avoid a strike At
the beginning Of last week a strike seemed inevi-
table, as the contractors refused to pay uniform
scale of wages either the rockmen the exca-
vators
conference held late last week between
committees Of the union and the association, at
which concessions were made on both sides. and
compromise of 271a cents an hour for rockmen and
1917 cents for excavators agreed subject to
the approval of the union. Tito Pucelo. president
Of the union. was chairman of the union commit
tee and Eugene ?. Clark chairman OF the
committee representing the contractors. meeting
held late on Saturday night by the rockmen
at No. $40 East Hath street, at which the agree
ment ratified. The eXcavators ratified the
agreement at q meeting yesterday MOI ming The
new scale goes into effect on July l.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
FREE FIGHT-GTRL SHOT.
Clash Bet7ceen "Humpty" Jackson
and Drydock GANGS.

The remnants OF the old "Humpty' Jackson
sang and the Drydock gang around East 18th
street met early yesterday morning and before the
eght had ended Annie Wiegans fifteen years old,
D. No. 622 East 18th street, had been shot in the
eand and one man struck the head with iron
BAR so that I. was necessary to send him Belle
fue Hospital. Four were later arrested and
4rraigned in the Essex Market Court yesterday
Aaslstrate Whitman held Cameron Botsford, OF
No SiS Eighth avenue and Rainsford Botsford. of
No 522 East 18th street. in $500 bail each for fur
her examination on Tuesday, and paroled Crist
Woods and David Wiegan. both Of No. 622 East
9Th street. until that date
The fight occurred in the fat OF Crist Woods
he Botsford brothers were there with several
other friends, Shortly after midnight trouble be-
gan 10 brew The men started fighting among
themselves until Frank Haus. a janitor in the
building, tried TO stop them. All the men started
after the janitor and forgot their own troubles
Haus promptly jumped from the window into the
street. The gang followed down the stairs. Sew
eral Italians joined in the melee. and Tony Nio-
lanie, of No C0 East 18th street fell with his head
cracked by an iron bar in the hands OF some one
known.
Revolvers drawn, and the crowd. which by
this time numbered fully five hundred, began to
scatter. Little Anrie Wiegaas standing the
steps of the house, and stray bullet struck her in
the right hand.
An ambulance from Bellevue took the girl and
Violantie 10 the hospital
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
HUNTS EXPLOSION IN AUTO.
Minister Says Lord Told Him One Would
0ccur-FailB to Pay Fare

there going to be terrible explosion some
where in Manhattan between and 4 O'Clock yes
terday morning, a man who said he was A. Arthur
Anderson, q minister, Of Bloomsbury, n. J.. rode
about the city from l until G, in hired automc-
bile, looking for a catastrophe. About O'Clock. at
Chambers street and West Broadway, he decided
that he wrong, and he told the chauffeur to
stop. There was So5 due from him. and he offered
only So. When the chauffeur objected he ran away.
but caught and locked up in the Leonard
street station. In the TOmbs police court later
Magistrate Moss committed him Bellevue for
five days examination to his sanity
In the police station Anderson told the police
about the expected explosion
But how did you know there going to be
explosion?' he asked
THE Lord told me; the Lord told me-" he cried.
waving his arms, and with his eyes blazing He
said it would happen in this city some time between
! and o'clock, and don't see why il ddn' t.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11

cial interests. ~ '
all questions between employer and emnlove rn1sf
in the future be settled by court that has the
power 20 enforce its decisions
We have IN the police court a separate mart
known as the Childrens Court. which has proyed
the wisdom OF its conception, and IN the Supreme
Court we have the Criminal Branch to assist the
court OF Sessions. Now, why can't have In the
fnture designated part. he known as the In
eustrial Court TO settle the problems employer
ana employee II IS only by means OF This
Kind that the trades can proceed unnolested by
sympathetic and other strikes, ana capital and
labor be held 10 a strict accountability in the in
terests and welfare of the public.
The court should have power 10 imprison for con-
tempt every who refused TO obey it's decisions
OF course il would not be necessary 10 arrest
member of striking union because they weuld
not obey Only the lawless would not comply with
the judges ruling. But the court should have
me power to get from employers lists of their
workers and imprison every man who refused to
Work under the terms laid down
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
PROPOSES LABOR COURT
pR. HOPPER'S SOLUTION.
Former Buildings Superintendent
WouId Hold Unions to Decisions.

- ,nsus:ria, court. 10 be established by the state
-. rover 10 enforce its decisions in labor dia
les is proposed by Isaac A topper. president OF
p rul6ins Trades Employers Association. and
u - s,ynerintendent OF Buildings Mr. Homer
y -. Harlem Democratic Club last night pointed
- ,,g, IN recent attempts at arbitration in This
| hrtv,een workers IN the building trades ana
c~ Co., or,niovers the men had refused 10 be bound
"a. decisions OF such men as Charles Sprague
s;,b ana Justice Gaynor. OF the Supreme Court.
-c,htnr must be done, he said. 70 give security
: ,,,s,,ess aud court OF the state with power 70
,ssb for contempt. was the only remedy.
Fo-lr the lawless. scid Mr.. Hopper. would refuse
=. ohe,- the order Of duly authorized court and
49, who did disobey. he urged, the court should
80 power 10 imprison. He even went so far as
: .sv that tic court should be empowered to i'm
.;son not only the officers OF a union that re-
$50 10 work under the terms OF decision, but
- individual member who stayed at home. He
continued;
Establish an Industrial court, with full power
% settle all questions between employer and en-
goge court that win settle these differences IN
iht si % of ajsposes Of cases of The eredIor Stor
~ cl'. so,,o- ma tbe cTirStTsl oourt Sis,nso
al cases OF the People versus the man charged
Il his way the differences could be and would be
quickly and lnally disposed Of and the tendency
HI view of the lessons and experiences of my
.,necflous employer Of labor for thirty years
sgst S. be adopted. different from any We have fried
n 10 the present time, TO settle the prevailing
s1ereHoes between employees and employer in the
nuldng trades.
Ariftrat.0u between parties. where one side
,be-e Is nothing binding nothing that may be
bed responsible. has, 10 my mind, proved itself a
Ssiure J am fully convinced that this. problem
-rrst BE- handled and solved in some legal manner
: manner IN which decisions VIII be binding on
torb sides 50 hat 4 failure abide by q decision
nj be followed by punishment of some sort Thus
s,e shall have found one way 10 protect the public
f-nr the hardships imposed upon them, and OF
,rtich rhey innocent victims.
After much thought or this subject. am con-
-nceG taat sooner or later The differences between
enployer and employe must be adjudicated or
nes-ed Jpou hy e-Inc court Of authority.
Tqa federal government has increased the Presi-
5er-'s Catiuet by introducing a Secretary of Com
yneroe nd Labor and the state government has an
official who attends 10 its labor interests. This
proves the necessity = some supervision over this
irnu0rfa-t But need than a
Cabinet Officer and state official TO attend TO a
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NEW jersey CENTRAL

STATIONS 7SsS West tsSf .sS s.. N \. R
Tine shown below Is from Liberty Sc
West I'D ST. leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex-
eept as noted BY Designating marks
EASICN. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK-z4.Oo GA
EastOn only) P NJ SDa zs.20 A. ".
i.OO. 900 and 600 ?. NJ.
WILKESBAttRE AND SCRANToN-9.I 10
A NJ, 20. 500 p. ~ sundays. z4So
L4KEWooD. L-AKEHURsT. ToMs
RIVER AND BAsNEGAT-z4.OO. 0. 20
hurst only. x34O. a5Oo. xve. Osl. sun
DAYS. 100 A. NJ go. Lakewood and
ATLANTIC CITY - $40 A NJ. k4s-ss
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. FONT PLEA5ASF-z4.oos $50.
1l30 A. NJ. 10 x120. 1.9o. ? -.
GAS. BIS. $50. $50 112-O1. Sundaysr
except Ocean Grove, s-lo A NJ 4os
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. NON
MOUTH BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH-
z4O0. 1850. $50, 11.30 A. NJ. l.30. 4.SeS
$50. $50 P. II. sundays. eco A. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
hhfGSIASDS, hkAS7-si sRi7E1 sE1BEISR[ PsRK osAS sA
PLEAsANT-Pier 81. y r.. w. AID St.
e.65 A. NJ. 12-30. 800. 4, Is P. NJ. sun
fay; afasyT; ssS T. IN. M. !, Loo II 10 q P n P1sr SS
30, 445 p N sundays. 1000 A NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvnL9
AND WILLIABISPORT-it z4.OO. "a 80.
$500. 0.1O. d0OO. 11.O0 A. NJ, Reading
onlyJ. s LOO. 20 t2-O0 P. M Read
ing, P0ttsvtlle. Harrisburg only, taco.
800. 7.30 z. NJ
PHILADELPHIA
VA 80. m7-CO. mS.0O. 5000 m-IO.OO I'll 90
A II, 20. m1-OO. 900. 900 400,
m'5OO. m-0.0o. s7-0O. $500. 800. $40 80
?. NJ. t-12 10 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500. m-10.OO. m"12U0. m@2 90, m--s 90.
m"6.OO. 200, ts1215
Dally. fDaiiy except Sunday. sSun-
Gays 1Parlor cars only. Via Tamaqua.
aE-xcept saturdays. mDining Car. xSatur-
days only. zFrOm Liberty ST ouIy
From Twenty-third Street-o5. 20 P NJ.
$500 =. NJ, e12.2 20 P. n, g43O p NJ
114,o9 p NJ, k3.2O 2. NJ. vj.5O p N
Ofhces: Liberty ST. West 23d 81 a
Astor House. Pas. 434. 1900. 1854 Broad vSav'
IS- Oth Av-. PSI 9th Av-, . Union Souars
west, zfSS Sd Av-. 105 West I25th ST 245
| Sotunous Av-, New York; 4 Court ST 3sg
S17 Fliton St, 449 NOstrand Av Broo.C-
IN, SSO Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG New
Aork transfer Co. calls for and checzz
baggage 20 destination.
W. q. BESLER a. NJ FTrE7T,
ttce-Pres. * cen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r AGENT.
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PATRICK EeAN ADDRESSES c. F. U.

Patrick Egan former United States Minister to
Chill, had the floor at yesterdays meeting of the
Central Federated Union, and captured the dele
gates OF Irish extraction, of whom there many
present by his illusions to the struggle of the
Irish party for better conditions for the Irish peas
antry, eliminating in N passage of the Land Act
and the compulsory lowering of rents. His mission
TO invite the delegates TO the memorial meet
Michael DaVitt.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
LOST.

Savings 2S0 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST-Bankbook No S02. S37. Bank for
Savings 2S0 Attn ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOST-Rankbook No $50. .39s. Bank for
Savings go 4th ave, New York. Pay
usent stopped Please return book 70 bank
OST-Bankbook No. SsS. }5e OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 II is hereby called
UPON 20 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
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M1RTH eEsM8N Lloyd.

FROM HTernen Piers, 3dS4th Sts., HoOOken-
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RAILROADS.
PEMM@NIL wanna

Pl5luIM0 UIL WAIIIA
X A | L. X . A ID
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thirG
Street and Des0rosses and Cortlandt
Streets.
E5T The leaving tiTne IRON Desbrosses and
Sertiandt Streets Is I'VE minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
FOR THE WEST.
q - An CHICAGO SPECIAL
800 A. u. PITTSBURGH DAY EXPIRES
'l0,53 4 ", THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
IIEp.-Chicaso. Cincinnati and St Louis.
y o. NJ ST; LOUIS LIMITED.
"1-So I'M CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND
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'3.55 p. n PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
is hours TO C'hieaso.
- - PM. CHICAGO LIMITED.
Is. - PM WESTERN EXPRESS.
%. % Pm. ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
EMPRESS.
T.55 PM PACIFIC EMPRESS.
's.25 pm. CLEVELAND AND CiNCIN-
MATT EMPRESS
90. 55 PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH -
.12;s5. e.lo 1as.s5 ''congre.zsiona5d i lin
ited'l. '325 s425. s455 '3.55 30 ?
m i2.1o night, sunday. So 81 %.
grssslonal Iimites'9. IS .. si25. "4-55.
s555. s25 D m. 1910 night.
SOUTHERN FsAILWAY-'3 -. '42S 2 n
= a
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--9.25 a. n anu
sEAROARD AIR LJSE-1225 IS p n and
s5C1RFoT.K AND WESTERN RAILWAY
- p. N. daily.
CItF,S APFNNF 4 OHIO RAII-WAN--I-SO
a. m weekdays and 81. 5S p m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and SOK-
FOLK-s725 a. r.. week days and s-S'
2. m. daily.
ALL. NTIC CITY-9.55 a. n. and 29S 2
a.
CAPE MAY-12-S5 2. m. week-eoSS . 80,
long BRANCH ASBURN PARK Nce1A
Gs9vs , NoF;s s,.ss4 sseury o5 Par f4orn STR psss
Curt SITS. only}. S.55. 10 30 a. m 80. -
q 25 SATURDAYS only % 30 ca.
eept Long Erenshl ans 40 p X "a
DAYS. Sundays. %. 80. lO-oo w.
anu FOR PHILADELPHIA, .au
eos 3 10 10 $ .1T q e M go 1a25 .l2 s.
III Ig ~ % .1S5 iS'' 10 . ass .325. s59 ass,
"a %. ass (.44 80 for North Phiiadety 2. TS
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COS .755. se5 +9,e6. e19. ~ ~ q S:,'
y .1os0 3 q ~ m .4s5 ga * 80 for North PhiLa
dsInbia onlv1. ,sbS, s555. eos, 79S.
Sos s5S. eos. 4J5 for North Philadei-
phia only) p. m. 1910 night
Ticket Offices. Nos 461. 1854. and aag asg
broadway: 1S2 Fifth Avenue toeiow = -
ST.: e62 Fifth Avenue teorneT 2Stn 81
and stations named above: BrookiSh - =
Court street 470 Nostrand Avenue SsV
Broadway. and Pennsylvania AnneE a So
tion. The New York Transfer COMPANY sI
will call for and check baggage lr'Sn
hotels and residences through to destioa-
ton.
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for Pennsyivania
Railroad Cab Service.
W ". ATTERBURY. j. r WOOR
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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HAMBURG-ANERICAN LINE.
Special Passenger Service

Special Passenger Service.
MOJTH-CHERBOC
B'ch'r. .June14 II Scam Amerllsa. ...... July 5
K'nAV .JUne21. 4 ;30arn Kaiseriu V.July 10
Oceana. June %. 10 am Deutschland. July %
D'tschr June 2S, Gam ATnerika ---. Aug.
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. Ritz-CarltOn Restaurant a
In carte, Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels Of IA 900 tons.
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Patr' ia June15 :3OpTu Batavia July 81
Pretoria. June %. o am Patricia -.--- July -
'd'rsee- Je30. j Roam Pretoria Aug.
Penna- July14. II Scam Waldersee. Aug II
-To Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
fMoltke. .... June - p. Adalbert. Aug Z
P Adalbert. June 10 tMoltke. .-... Sept. IL
p. Oskar. July II p. Adalhert. Sept Is
fMoltke. July 24lP. Oskar. Oct. o
TCalls Gibraltar. has Grill Room and
Gymnasium.
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IPIEO[Pl Pl[ES LIME

NEW YORK-ALBANT
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHIIGHT
Steamers c. W. MORSE, even dates June,
and ADIRONDACK. alternating. iv. per
No. 32 n. r., foot OF Canal St, 6 P NJ
and West 12gth St. $50 r NJ daily (Sun-
days includcd). Direct connection at Albany
for all points, Orchestra Automobiles car
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Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight.'' 1Oc
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BALTINORE & OHIO R. R.

IeO4A1- G4-oG LINE IA-AINs.
rO Every EYER 0Iher 9our on the even hour
Leave New York City 23d 81 Inv e.,
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WASHINGTON. Buffet. I5O pm 200 IN
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Nv, " ,4SI1INGTON. ;,I1I Diner. so Pm 600 pm
WASHINGTON .Sl>epers.I so pm le.T3 az
-Ex sun. +D,uv
Through Daily Trains to the West
Leave New York City. 23d ST I.fh'v ar
CHICAGO. PITrSBURG. 11.5O pm II. Is ne
GHICAGO. COLUMBCS. II so am Il. 90 nm
"PITTSBURG LIMITED" $50 IN TOO ON
GIN IS, ST ST LOUIS LOUSY. $50 am 1000 am
Offices: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
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w, W, ssl Grand s.. y. Y; 34s Fulton ST.
After p. N. sleeping car reservations
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cR1 be obtained at Bureau OF Information
e. 8 O. r; R.. sd st. Terminal Phone No.
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N Y. N. H. & HARTFORD r. r
Tr2lns depart from Grand Central station.
BOSTON. via New London & Prov.@tss:oo,
:! IS;gO I3SI .Z5.SS 1892 tf566 = ~ y :os 90.
sf1a:co P. NJ: Via wiiiimansioLl+Iss: se5i 8,
A NJ. 200 p. NJ: via Spfd.-ts:ix
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PORTLAND and BAR HARBOR-teS:N
WORCESTER and. .FITcHBURG. vita PUT
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Brooklyn. CA Court St. 479 Ncstrand Ave,
$50 B'way
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St sundays only. tParlor Car Limited
Has dining car eParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
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New York on return. s:45 p. NJ. Two hours
at New Haven.
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GARDENER.-By Scotehman; married. no
family; wife as cook: fine Vegetable
grower and on lawns walks paths. etc;
excellent reference. J.. at Carpenters Bu-
reau. 154 9th ave.
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