New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

for time but through the efforts OF Mayor Magss
the strike was called cr after forty-eight hours
Every point IN dispute was conceded by the com
pany except requirement that the should not
drink intoxicating liquors even when CT duty
Fully ten thousand men employed in plants OF the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company. IN Penn
sylvania, Ohio. West Virginia and Indiana. d'1it
work because the company insisted c4 ths open
shop' The Georgia Railroad strike arbitration
board decided that negro hrenlsn shall in future
he paid the wages white men, and this
decision wss received apparently with favor by all
sides
If the road can ger negro nrernen only By pay
ing them as much as whites, will it hire the
negroes at all?' asked Busy Man. What have
the foreigners been doingT'
Prince Won Rulow authorized the announcement
in Berlin that he intends to retire from the Chan
cellorship OF the German Empire soon the
pending finance reform measure is disposed OF IN
one way or the other Messina and Reggie were
again visited by earthquake. which. had they
rebuilt after the shock of December last. that
killed two hundred thousand people, would have
laid them a second time in ruins. The Supreme
Court OF Colombia indicted General Reyes, Presi-
dent Of that country. who recently went to Europe
for his health Il IS now charged that the Presi-
Dental archives missing. A startling double
assassination of political character took place in
London at a public gathering, when an Indian stu
dent fatally shot Lieutenant Colonel Sir William
Hull Curzon Wylie. distinguished for political work
in the Indian Empire, and Or. Canvas Lalcsca,
Parsee. Sir William aide-de-camp to Lord
Morley. Secretary of State for India. The former
Sultan of Turkey, Abdul Hamid now q prisoner
at saIonica. was persuaded 10 give the Young
Turk government his check for S5O0000 in addition
to the sums nc previously disgorged"
That's the largest life insurance premium ever
heard Of unused Busy Man. Any persons of inn
portance die?'
State Senator Israel " Durham one of tho
most powerful political leaders that ever held sway
in Philadelphia, died in Atlantic City Martin ],
Reese. jauItor and custodian of New Yorl's City
Hall for twenty-eight years, dice Long Island
City. Bishop Joseph B Cotter. head OF "A Catholic
diocese in Minnesota. died in Winona Henry Sar-
gent Crsnda of the founders OF the Repub-
can party IN this state. died, Ia the Manhattan
State Hospital Professor Clement Lawrence
Smith, OF the pest known members of the Hsr-
ward faculty, died in Cambridge. Professor Ernst
Halle eminent political economist, died in
Berlin Mrs. Carrie Burnham Kilgore, the first
woman TO be admitted to the practice of law I'm
Pennsylvania, died IN Swarthmore. Two miles of
carriages and five thousand pedestrians followed
the body Of Big Florrie Sullivan 10 the grave"
Showing you." commented Busy Man, ito what
large extent the average New York vote is at
the disposal OF the politician who does the average
New York voter a good turn When Election Day
comes around your reformers may prate about the
Sullivans protecting brothes, bang notorious
criminals using office TO rob the public, but the
charge viii be ignored by those who have shared the
sullivans bounty. Any important cases decided by
the courts?''
'Broughton Rrandenburg was acquitted Of the
chargA Of grand larceny IN connection with the
sale to The New York Times OF an article pur-
porting to be written BY tfs late Grover Cleveland
the authenticity OF which questioned. Police
man James Dillon was sentenced to serve not less
than seven nor more than fourteen years IN state
prison for killing boy IN Brooklyn"
There seams 10 be disposition 70 rebel agairSt
certain Of the most highly vsnerated practices ef