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Totals a y "a y q Totals ~ s9N !
Halted TOT Sallce In the ninth inning.
Hr0oAlym. ............ . o 90 90
81 Louis ............ 0 OOOO 90 81
Runs Brooklyn uuuh. Hummel 81 Louis
MowFey Two hase hits hummel a DaVidsnn
harflnCe hits-naubcrt LennoK. Mcmillan. Scan
Ian. Double plays HuErins and konetchy: OAkes
and Phelps. Stolcn base- nayidson. FIRST base
un balls Oh Hcanlan. :, on hackman. .. un Wn-
hCiw. l. OF Aalee. J. StTuqk out-hy harkmhn,
3 b. Salee. = Lett ua hass 81 Louis, o hrouN
bn. ~ Umpire IN chiefHJ ohnstune Fied
umpire NOTun 1ime- houra and % minutes.
CHICAso ~ ~. q PHILADELPHIA CN.Ll.A
CHICAGO. Nav q The cubs goak . Wild soFt
Of game from The Philles this afteFnuun. Richie
dbl not allON a hit Until the seventh lnninG. whie
E9tnG Vas pounded nom the noA Ia the hfth
innthH and hrcnnan Vas kepi IN trouble ior The
rest OF the same Rain halted the game In the
nrst half OF the ninth Inning with Two out and z
Philadelphia aial er an third and one On Arst
mpirc kiFer lnslated that the Fame be rah.
unued, ana DOOlAn, the man v bal when the game
was halted popped = fOiil ~ 10 Archer for the
third cut The scorr
The sun., 1910-05-23

A. naIias- Dallas, .. Oklahonia City. =.
A. rort N0rth- bOrt Worth, 9 shreyepOYt
~ Houatnu--flFat zane houston. a. Waco
seroad fnma HUusian :. " sno. o.
A. Galveaion-tial e. ton. e. Aan AhtoniO. 2.
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Na'' Splril ~ rsrnsIl !. D,lnE ont.

, Hff &" movement 10 bFing
''r1.f"d rheerinR by CorBsii atudsnts
contests has hen launched
HHt' H' 10 poor support given 10
H. Teen fhia spring Afn fnsat-
mo r'Id"rTs Cnarh Cooanu aad
0Iit raihqr play hall uut-
.... .rH .s. az home hsraunB u tho
' u0unfrg ~ hmck them
'f uuirtt M rurben Wna
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Harry Cline VIII play Aihsrt Cutler a
pfartirs gama a. tg1 to-night 81 John
boVle's room. Iha VIII ~ Clln1'a nnnl
eth8fiti1n EGm0 hgigrn Staying VILE
Hqppe s0T The iR7 championship neat
Thursday evening.
The sun., 1910-05-23
soauheFn I.saEue.


80 Memphis Birmingham. ,. Memphls o
40 New orleans Atlanta. 4 NrW Orleans D.
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Huns= Phliafeiphia Hates GranL Magee
chicago Schulte Chance. Stein ieldL O. u0fnAn
Tinker, Archer. Two base hlts- iuchic !. Archer
hheGkard, MaNce, hrar sneid. 3 uoolan Sarrince
hts rlnkeF. Stclnieldt Holman. 9 Richif
Stolen base -llOfmnu. Struck out hy Richis. 4
hg Ewing. l. Iirst base un halls-On Wcbir 8
OF huing. O. OF nrenban iibubie ulay Archer
and linker. Lrft OR hasea-C hicAga. = uhlia.
dglpha q Umpire in CHIEF hlglrr. Plead um-
pire- Emsiie Itme=-l hour and 1 minuteA
CtNClNNAFi. a. BOSTON ~. o.. D.
CmCRNAri Mar = The Reds hunrheli hits
90 Mafteru and rurk W aaY ana wus thr gunu
game from iAost ton Tn the eighth inning iroCk
tund 4uirk return ball uu faskert Who raFht
70 dHhf un thr nOse and sent " back tue hall
hlfung ruck fuut and ruinF Tor single Pas
keFt thcn stole srrund and Mitchell brought him
home Win single " right The scofr
The sun., 1910-05-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.


MOSTEHAi Nay ~ 2g-NeWark heat Montreal
70 day. PaTkins Nas lnNinribie with men On
base. Three Of NiEHs's pasees we're Cunyertcd
lnto runs. LOuden's triple drove one arfass IN
NE hitd and SchlahY's double uith tho hnses
llled scored . pair Va TIE hith. The game vas
plal ed % . set nUld. ThC scufe.
The sun., 1910-05-23

Runs hustun 4 ulIins Graham Her. Gin
clnhau Paskert. Mirheli Egan. Iabert stoen
hasr Paskrri bouhie plays PhskrFt and EEan
MrLcan. Nuggs L0bert and ChaTcs SarrIlce
hits ThArpe NWrtneH. lubeTt rrsf base On
haii4HOn Maitefn .. on lrueg ] sfrurk out By
Mhttem. !. BY fvora. LETT 90 hhsrs Gin
rinnau, : b0siun, Impire IN rhiff-k
fiei amplre- kane Time hour and IS mlnuies
The sun., 1910-05-23

Jersey cts hall tos.ers iuHnpud nome from
hunhlo esterdag 20 dispose VI a pustp0AGu gamr
win kochester @ull " be shut 0ut Va lahtie
the splt bail aruat % the NisluHE iram on his
own game b. dFiNing hlaiI home IN NE .Erund
imnlna With q three beEfef io centre neid hart
lr1 pitched = sir01g same and nelde,i suprrbiy
lot the iOsfts The score
The sun., 1910-05-23
The CHAIN

A chain is no stronasr than
its weakest link.
A dsiSultins cashier can ruin
q bank.
A single word can defeat a
thousand portfolios Of evidence,
II the Contractors profit Is
an unknown factOrinyOurbuild-
Ing contrast, that fact In itself can
neutTaliEs every other provision
Tor your protection.
Our Cost Insurance contract
fixes the Contractors profit
beyond doubt and without rlaht
Of appeal.
THOMPSO SON-STARRETf
COMPANY
BuhdlnS conSaFUotlsa
Fifly-ORs Wal Slrea
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kii-i iouaen. I've base hlk Schlahy n-muilti
forkiu ftTst baN on eTfurH Afunrk. o. Men
treal / LEFT on bAses hoatreai NeNsfk' s
Sarhnrr MI phrkihs iirst base On halle -un
Wigs. q of Parkins, itrurG oui--hy Par
lns. hy WlErs, Douhr pla, AmurrInah
and Agler l0udrn and Agier vmplEs ~ chief
Murray Field umpifc flnherah. Time hour
and ~ ulmutes
The sun., 1910-05-23
MOTOR BOATS DOING WE'LL
PASSED OUT OF THE DELAW Ana
ON SATURDAY NTGHF.

Averaged Nine Miles an Hour On ihe Ri'er
-shanld Have Passee the Diamond
shsals lAghashlp EArb Thls NorOlnE
Hardest Part % race CamlRg
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nanshalL 4 2. n. ~ y. AmeFirnu1 w.
clsEeiand. Amsfiera Lgague Parh. Adm. ~.
--Afg.
The sun., 1910-05-23

Olher RasebaIl Gsmes Yesterday.


NsW Ergnswlrl % O02 s. 10 IA
l1uEHun u o. 90 o
hsitcHrs Wahacc and Stern Holman and
The sun., 1910-05-23

Toiais sEr Totsls sHu O.
NeWaEk ..... ool OgB0 ga
MontFcAl. o go o a-0I
The sun., 1910-05-23

NHaHNNA wi NfNtf 30 "NN NAA ~ NNAlAa
Boston .......... OOs 100 o o %
Cincinnati 900 o
The sun., 1910-05-23

90 Rass.Tvo year ola'' oondilIO0s Nv
The sun., 1910-05-23
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
C,N RITZ HERBERT WIN FHE
BROOhLTN HANDICAPP

u,dscus Great Horse Must Carry IaO
Pounds ami WIN Meet = CLASSY Field
AZ Gra,esend Neat Weck -RelmoRt
PARK OHers some More vine Rar0aw.
The sun., 1910-05-23

oct IMPORTANT bout 70 lae dec lded
- Fr"E s fhe ten round contest
t"'n ~fnls" k~tch~l aud WNiis Lewis
' NH'Ipual sporting Club, IN West
..HIfih street on Friday niRhf. The
'u1Hiuu- cali Tor IS pounds ring
mo Hl Lewis viii rOurede at least Twelve
.r no hard hitting Michigan Lion
."l"f rtnW ~ igniist thinks he ean
r"l by meeting the laiteFs PUSHES
Hrd hooks aad iahs. aid h con-
h~ cen yin on poihis. he .
100 her. bui u ketohei u himself
f." "l nat ieWis viii fare no better
uH when Papke stopped hlm In
iH.a ......r..
'..-. and Tommy Murphy VII
Too rouud hOut ~ ths Empire
lr-'ihI ntNht while to-mOfruw
." 'aifmuni A q Niil pit on one
.Hr Tree shows eNclusiN ely for
' uHid ne original mombcr-
- 'fe llr rmpir 4 4 ln Harlem
b" 1fiiiin ~ Australia and q
HDh Ten rounds al light weight
..s. ~.a.uK, 0f he Highlander
.1 'lri gD !hiru.ia 70 play Frank
.' Told permanently baouuas
H" hiIa gafdner uul ~ the
I'D" ns1 hassmsn a0d austin VIII
nrr al third kddis iOaieT
600 a4'r sed Reach az short field
.Ha ~'H.liuHs may act rid Of
.| I"U days, a. the salary list
'.0-" 20 a. 30. and must b.
'meuraa lssrls PART vas a. big
f" 'TOunds .ays SiallihRs. we
HhI "Hr present heavy eEp~nses
3 ''.nR bHm IL WI cost nearly
s.... .n he club this year uhjch
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01

siN OF the cars y-s .c; ldcd b : DO
heeman. the reces1ion Of disorder E.v
ing the city policemen q chance 10 -
home and xet some sleep. Germaa
town. Kensington and other distriC.,
where shooting end brick throwir,
had been constant until the cominS o
the state constables were calm are
urtroubled, The company niaintsia =
service In these sections durir. th,
day and up until midnight ke pin
l2e cars in commission after dark
some idea OF the financial loss &c
the Rapid Transit company th1t tn
strike has eutailed may be cained hy
the company's report that $50 .6rS
fares we're collected THURSDAY Ocli
narily from 500. 0OO 10 / .7oO. 600 far,s
arc turned In. It Is not to be sup
posed that the fares turned in repr,
sents the real business done by N
cars In times like these strike break
ers have little habit CT thrown,
niokels up at the bell cord An,th NJ
that sticks belongs TO the company.
State Police Have Little Trouble.
Captain Jack Groome's cavelr.,, -
ot the state constabulary had su .
drll time that they were yawnin. ,,
the backs of their horses They cam
here expecting real trouble Ps-rp.
ard summary action by these men. rs
well as the reputation they Sainei in
the coal mining country. created in
stEnuy here a wholesome respect for
their prowess. They have a reputation
OF getting the man they go after They
showed several times Friday how th-y
dc II, youth in Germantown avenue
was foolish enough TO shout bad
names at one OF the troopers. He wa
told twice TO keep his mouth shut. but
encouraged by the applause OF n
crowd. he finally made a nasty remark
That made the trooper leap from his
horse.
The constable went into the crowd
diving like a fullhack with ten yards
% gain on the third down He rippcd
into the crowd with fet and elbow,
and yanked the youth from cigar
store whore he had taken refuge. TIE
crowd swirled excitedly. but noboi,
lifted a hand 10 rescue the young man
Meanwhile the troopers horse stood
RICHLY where It had been left tbs
bride rein dropping over its head. TIE
constable formed his prisoner over &c
a city cog and the Young man was
dumped intu a partol wagon
Threats Of General Strike.
Despite the threats OF Presid nj
Murphy. OF the Central Labor union
nat a general strike Is imminent
Pliladclphians DO not believe that any
such thing viii take place. In thc Il S.
place Philadelphia is not a strone
union town There ere far more work
iir@on c'r 90 uni ms than in them
There has never ben a successful
r'rcral sf..e bore and few n-op'e
believe. Ga account ~ tlc peculiar 20
coz con . i..-. That there eve. wiz De
Nrrr-t says tr1t ne has TIE gu
thcrl12- 20 OF Samuel Gonpers. p
pr t'' '..f.. an Federation Of Lab, .
rut fhr rftiri- az The Earit Transit
company have Information that Com
gers ra ro.ihca Murphy quietly Q.
Keep his lands OF Furthermore. busi
ness conditions are such az present
thar -cuerai strike would no, D..
rnrous to The city's Industries. The
latest RI from Murphy and Pratt /,
ttat ii The Rapid Transit comran,
aces not agree before sunday night
20 submit the differences between il
anc the strikers TO arbitration a gen
eral strike viii be called
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01
Maryland, Delaware &
Virginia Railway Co.
RsppahanDoCk River Line
Schedule 10 Effect Nareh II. 1899.

- -hhNNN AN9AN1 IL wv
Leave Baltimore. Pier ? Light Street. weather
permitting. Sunday l. noon Tuesday and Thur~say
80 p. m Tor Nestland- North End. MAJ CrocE.
bite stone. lrvinEtcn. Wecus. NilIenhcck
Merry Point. Ottonan's Moran's. Burhan's. Ur-
hanna Monaskon. Water View Whcaiton' a
TRAY Port. Sharp's BOWERS. Wares Weifor,i'S
Iappahannock. go n. m. MAYORS Hole. Bland
Geld. Csrters. Layton :. Lesr3stoyxn- SANDER
Mtiuont. Greenlavs. Port Royal Port Conway
Hay Mount. Hop Yard. RatcliTe's + resiericksburS
,steanier ieaving on Sunday does not stop. son
Mondays steamer will leave LeedstowR az ll.So
a.
Baltimore. Tappahannock-Leave Baltimore.
Per ? Light Street. weather permitting Weines-
day and Friday $50 y. m. for North End Mil
Greek. fWhite stone Irvincton. W'@er1S MiIjen-
tcck. fBurhans. Burton =. UrbaunA- Monaskon
~ heaiten : Water N'evy; tSharps. tTappshan-
vii only stop At Landings marked 2
TappahAnnock. Norfolk Leave Tappaha.,o,
we1ther permitting. saturday p. m. stopping at
Melford $, Ware Bowler :. ShArp's. Bay Port
Nheal;ons Water View. Monaskon. Urhanna
ottoruan's, Moran's :. Wcern's irvinsto5. Will
stone. MI Creek. North End Westlard Return
ina. steanier viii leave Norfolk Monday. = D. m
weather permitting. for Tappahannock. stopping
AZ landings a. above, except Merry Point Otto
RAJ 5 Koran and Bay Port. stopping at Bowl
er =. Ware and Nellfcrd = return trip 70 Bal
urore on Tuesdays. Freight VIII not bs received In
NoriotA after D. m. on sailing days
Frederieksburg. Tappahannock. Baltimore
Leave fredericksburg. Sunday. Tuesday and
49," sF',, m. tile -ss' --s.1.s.s 1870 -
,4-y "a -. rtl.nltIlns.
Tor Radcliffe Hop Ard. Hay Mount Port Con-
xay. Port Royal. Grcenlawa Wilrnont. Saunders.
LeetstoVln a. m. Layton =. Carter 8. Blandhed.
MAYORS Hole $50 a. m. TsppahanoIk TO a. m.
Welford =. Ware q. Bowler's. Snaps $50 a n.
Bay Port. Whealtons. Water View. Monaskon.
Urbanna. 1890 p m. Burhans. Millenbeck. Merry
Point 20 p. m Ottoman's s. Moran's Woenn' a
Irvington. White Stone Mil Greek $50 o. m
North End 500 D. m. Westland. Arrive Baltimore
Tuesday. thursday and Saturday mornings.
Tappahnnnock. Baltimore. Tappahan-
mock. weather permitting, 7-30 m. Tuesday ana
Thursday. stopping at Melhord's. Wares. Bowl
er's. Sharps $50 a. m. tBay Port. Whealton a
Water View. Monaskon. fUrbannA- Burton's Bur
han 8. Milenbeck. Meens. irvinfrton. White Stone
Mil Greek. North End. Arriving Baltimore We'd
nesday and Friday mornings. fSteamer 70 Balti-
more on thursday viii not stop at Urbanna and
Bay Port
This time table shows the times at which steam-
ers may be expected 70 arrive at and depart from
the several wharves hut their arrival or departure
Al the tines stated Is not guaranteed nor does the
| company hold itself responsible for any delay or
/ any consequences arising therefrom-
Freight received in Baltimore until .. n on
| sailing days
w. d. SCOTT. Art. FrederieksburE. Va.
Willard Thomson. Genl- Manager.
T. Murdoch. GenL Freight 4 Pass. AIT. Baiti-
more. March lst. 1903
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01

-urrender tarm Goo aur outside inter
est would He go ohiisatc thc manage
mont of tre eorpor. ~ witch duty
tho law imposes CA MS as directors
An adjustment a all questions
such as wages. schedules. conditions
cf labor. etc. WIS being satisfactorily
proceeded with hy direct NEGOTIATION
between orf employees and our execu-
tive officials when the present strike
was preciritatcd without an -l,,,s,,,,Irl
warning ;,ili..s.ss'''IT - :
=. :. - =. 8 normal conditions are
: new. should there be any cues
Sscnc needing adjustment. they will be
taken up"
The Rapid Transit company in an
other statement added that IL wolld
be willing TO take back into its employ
such of the strikers as have clean rec
Oh s and who were working for the
company before Feb 10. But they
must get back on the job before
March !. or stay out for good and all.
II they d cak the strike and return 20
work tho company guarantees that
they viii continue 20 have their rights
IN the pension fund. and will not be
deprived cf the tight 10 enjoy the IN
crease of pa". amounting 90 a cent an
hour. which goes into eject on July ]
next At pres NJ tie men are getting
% cents oa hoIr Dy on arrangement
entered into Last year the pay will be-
made % cents an Eour OF July ]. 1910;
| % cents an hour on July I. 1912. ani
25 cents an hour on July !. 1914
Recognition Of Union or Bust.
II can be stated positively thai Their,
is one thing the company viii never
agree to IL tSe strike lasts a year
l recognition cf Pran's union exclusive
| ". The danger Of pro.racted strikin,
lies N this that recognition OF tn,
union Is the only thing the strikeri
really care for. II is recognition o.
bust with them.
The Rapid Transit company had il
| operation Friday about 50 per cent o
| its normal car service There woul,
have been. the company reported. eyei
more marked improvement IL Their
mad been sufficient number of con
ductors and motormen to take out tn
cars. Cars were running at two mir
ute intervals. and they were well pa
tronized
The company failed to send out car
from only one barn. the station at SCI
ond and Wyoming streets. Only one |
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01

washington. Feb. 26.-An attack on
Supie Court Justice Harlan for &C.
,S,rxs WIN --s-ia -s-r------------,-----..
uNitios before public committee ln
behalf OF a bill 20 extend government
assistance 20 the George Washington
university was made by President
James. of the University OF Illinois.
before the house committee on agri-
culture. Declaring that he understood
Justice Harlan had been on the pay
roll OF the university at a salary OF
from $4,000 TO $1,000. Mr.. James said:
1t seems 10 me that Il is not quite
proper for a justice OF the supreme
court to urge upon congress. anon :
whose members are many men who
practice In his court. and who may be
beholden TO him for favors. that they
should make appropriations for the
benefit OF private institution upon
whose pay roll the justice has been
for the better part Of a generation"
Justice Harlans son. DR. r. ID. Har-
Ian defended his father against the
attack. saying:
Il am sure that my honored father"
he said. approaching. perhaps. the
close of his life at four-score years. Is
safe from any aspersion OF his mo.
t!ves in this matter The people of
Washington will hardly believe that
he is actuated by any motive other
than that Of simple Justice"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01
|ND|CT BEEF TRUST
New Jersey Grand Jury
Finds True Bills.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
Six Corporations and Twenty-0ne
Packers, Many of Whom Are
Multi-MilliOnaires, Must
Stand Trial.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY

New York. Feb. 2s.-The beef trust
OF the United States. embracing 81,
great packing companies and twenty
enc packers, several OF them multi
uiilionaires. socially and Industrial,
prominent. were indicted BY a grand
jury in Hudson county. n. J.. charged
With conspiracy in limiting the suppl,
OF meat and poultry.
The indictment Is drawn under thu
law OF New Jersey. which provides
upon conviction maximum penalty
OF three years in the penitentiary or a
$1,000 fine. or both. The offense is eN
traditsble. which means that p-acti
cally all the meat barons OF this coun
try must either successfully resist OK.
tradition or come to Jersey CITY for
trial.
Pierre Carver. the public prosecutor
or Hudson county. announced tn he
would forthwith notify the defendants
o, their Indictment and would be ready
to force eNtrcdition In each and every
case where the individual concerned Is
net willing 10 face G. ial voluntarily
None. he says. will be spared.
Names Of Indicted.
The defendants as named are as
follows.
Corporations-Th National Packing
company. Armour 4 Co. Swift 4 Co
Norris * Co. Hammond Packing com.
p2ny. c. II. Hammond 4 Co.
lndividuals-J Ogden Armour. \
Watson Armour. Louis =. Swift FL
ward F. Swift. Charles II. Swift Ed
ward Morris. Ira VI Norris. Arthur
Mteker. Edward Tilden. J.. A. Carton
Thomas L Wilson. Thomas J. Con
nors. r a. Fowler. l.. n. Newman
James +. Bathgate Jr.. George ] Fd
wards. Frederick b. Cooper. d F.
Hartwell Henry 2 Darlington. a 4
Fuller Lcmuel c. Patterson
The indictment which aristles I'm ifs
arraignment of the men named also
refers TO divers others" as bcinc re.
spcrsihle These latter however. are
not specified. The foregoing list of
names. u Will be seen. represents the
very backbone Of the great packing
industry OF this country. containing
as Il does two Armours three Swifis
and two Morrises. sil for the most
part residents OF Chicago. together
With loss importnnt figures I'm the
packing world Their indictment
brings TO CiiciaN THE FIST concerted
effort En- Tire cast Co fix responsibility
for the prevailing abnormally hirh
price of commodities
Jersey City as a cold storage cen
ter. where The packing companies OF
the west maintain vast warehouses In
which coun less thousands OF pounds
OF meat End poultry are stored. proved
fruitful source OF invest cation. More
than a month ago the inquiry by the
grand jury was started. cold storage
plants were inspected. Witnesses were
examined. AMI the Indictment was
hsnded up In the supreme court be-
fore Justices Blair and Carey.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01

Sloan'S Liniment is the best
remedy for sprains and bruises.
1t quiets the pain at once, and
can be applied to the tenderest
part without hurting because it
doesn't need to be rubbed all
you have to do is to lay it on
lightly. Il is powerful prepa-
ration and peneuates Instantly
relieves any inflammation and con-
geSnon, and reduces the swelling.
Here's the Proof.
MI. l. ROLAND. Bishop of Scran-
ton. Pa says; - On the eth of
this present month. as I was leaving
the building at noon for lunch. /
slipped and fell. spanning my wrist
l returned in the afternoon, and az
four O'Clock | could not hold a pen
Gil in my hand l returned home
later and purchased a bottle of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-01
MEDIATION FAILS
Philadelphia Gar Company
Refuses TO Arbitrdte.
JOHN J. MURPHY ARRfSTtD
Labor Leader Charged With Ineiting
10 Riot - State Police Have
Little Trouble Keeping Or
der il Riot District.

Philadelphia Feb. 26.-John } Muir
ply. president OF the Central Labsi
union. was arrested this morning by
city hall detectives. charged with con
spiracy TO incite a riot
Murphy is aileeed 20 have said in a
speech; You can depend on /, that
at Sundays meeting a general strike
will be called. II one man Is shot in
keLsington there viii fellow a car
ntval Of riot aui hlooisled that Will
stsrtle the country I should uot care
TO be rcss,o-.hi> ser such al out.
break. The state police would De help
less. I want b. understood thar there
are men I'm the northeast part or the
city who can $500; as So aiSSt as any
trooper who ever drew breath Just
you wait little while for develop
nicnts and YOU viii see something that
VIII open your ewes"
The Rapid Transit company replied
20 the clergymen OF the city by a fat
refusal To arhitrate anything Every
hour the company is gaining conf
tcnce in its ability 90 beat its striking
employees. and % is in no mood to
patch mp Differences
After atNnow lecginE cuu-teouslv
tho interest displayed nv tho minis
ters. President Kruger. with the au
'hority OF his board of directors. who
lad special meeting. wrote.
Cerpany's Statement.
There We're hut TWO real questions
a. the bottom OF this strike
"First-Thc right of our employees 20
zeal directly with Us without the i'm
.ciNention oi an organization or ofi.
-cre controlled hy outside men
Second The right OF this comrany
Pop have ihe same freedom in hiring or
fischargirg men that tho mon have in
-taNinE with or leaving this com AMY
These fi-hl~ are fundamental and
'ralienahi- ant DO not Submit them
selves 20 any form OF arbitration. To