The sun., 1910-11-03
wllliiH 4. REYNoloS. Freshest

NCNlillen, all members OF the board. also
called on Mayor G2 vnor.
Mr. AlarAs and his fellows were en-
pow cred by the strikers to saw that the
Latter would 60 back to work at once
pro. idlng the express companies would
agrre TO submit all cont.ntions to a
board OF arb,trators TO be made up OF
two repreSenratII es Of the express COM
panles two Ct the strikers and ~ - more
chosen by these four Organizer Ashton
said later that II such a plan a. agreed
10 ne would call "A rlass meeting IN the
Grand Central Palace and urge the men
to 20 bac!, to their jobs At once Earlier
ia the dav MIR Ashton had told Henry u
Town-. president II tn. Merchant, Asso-
citation. that II an impartial arbitration
committee was appointed hr would gladly
accept Its s''rN ices and do all IN his power
IL max" TIA" strikers go back 10 WORK
PENDING it, decision
Whether or not all Of these suggestions
for an arbitration scheme reached the
CYPRESS companies a. well ~ Mayor
Gaynor could not he. learned Although
1t was not announced that Mayor ,iavuor
had been asI, ,.d serve on an arbI'ration
board !, was ini"rr''. thar Il the PROPOSAL
made bv IN" National civic Federation :
committee was accepted tn. Mayor "puld
be asked L head IN" board II arbitraturs
Mayor Gaynnr was inclined to believe
that the report of the SERIOUSNESS II the
strike had been exaggerated He had
not heard of the - t-ikerS threats to tie 'Ip
all traffic II u speedy settlement was not
reached and apparently did not know
that Ashton and Hoffman had been en-
powered al Tuesday nights meeting 10
'1il "A general strike at any time. II was
'hi- threat Of ii general stu<e however.
which the men seemed - consider their
h"-' weapon with which Ia fore" "A settle
n.nt
Adj ten Sldler was Understood -
hlv" h-orghr a message direct from
Gov Fpr' - NayOr Gaynor When
Mayo N,ftpenn was asked what part
60. Fort was nl1vln, IN the days work
ir.ir a settlement of IN" trouble he
re-. he'd that n had NJ IDEA since the
Governor WAS .pi IN Jersey cit" md
wuUl .u = he thor" unless h" Mayor WIT
penn sem = ,all fOr him Mayor WIiip"nn
ld !oi tIt' .va--' hing was gul"' across
the Waier. thu "Npras- wagons w"rs
beng moved freely and that no fair
minded man wcul 4 agree with Nr Plat :
:; tr.man' in ms let'"r ~ I'll" Jersey civ
police bO7ri that The cypress companies
hat M AIDE IIIats polio" protection.
A. IN" ,marican ENpre>s Company =
'!"1oi p:l Madison =, an'I" at Forty SOY "nth
street u was said Yesterday hat fully
-su 'r'i packa.0- w"r. pIl"l in N" sheds
and that forty cars of eXpr rHs- matter lay
mn .u"hed IN IN" rallrpaG vaTTs. Most
"i 'hn other blE companies w"-s IN
similar ~. ~ . A., -aid In Or'i"! - r"Ii.'' -
ms con" OH a. much as pr-s .bl" ~ was
>AId that n" 'pfnpani-S wei" r"ndlus
rhroulh 'hc mails such ~. iaG.'s ~ c"ui1
b" dlspns" 1T ~ that wa" and fhIi II Sr"it
,.-ai ot "Np'"-, matte. a. ."ins :rn'
asav bv fast freight
Most ot tn" department stores had
truI,ir " it'll th.,.r d.-liN cries because many
h..sr h.altr tt II
sYnTlathy with the -triN ~ or h'Caus.'
81 fear 4 s',aiy stream 0f men said
- -. department ~tpT" h"lp"r- and drIN
crs poured int IN" STRIKERS heidquart"rS
oa EGh'h a,"nn" last nIEnt Z enroll
IN i.G,- union II was saII tnrT" that IN"
Exp ".- l. rlTer- and thOs" from tn. store,
We. "'rS raDlcly CnionIz"i
GiUabol Fro gave Ou' statement
la-' nI.h' saw ng that he Ir"Cble at their
,-orr bad been adjusted TO m" eniIra
satI-factipn ~ n" drivers. helpers aud
of lC",- - III" union Demand- mad
been ,,-es.nt.ci ~ ne fe,iue.-i "t tn. firm,
tho stIt.m.nt SaI' and the tirrn had
found them reasonable and had rn''
them IN" strikers hen PROMISED that
the Gitnbcl wagons would not bs mOIeStsd
and that all uf IN. men would b- on hand
4 " work AT : O'clo~k this morning
The only real Tir' Yesterday to'N piaC"
in no afternoons on W"-' Forty ninth
nrr...t John Wolf. driving a Wells FarC"
~
ay.uue-. ram into a crowd of - rik"r-
Af,er a voll.y oi stones and brlcts the
rioters rushed tho wagon III" W."
Policemen acting - escort were driven
hark and m. crowd swarmcd ON" he
wagon
William Rnhari IL ?r0 Cherry street n
ri,ard on the wagon vas stabbed IN IN"
rrl.h. shoulder iohn Nuligan. another
guard got a -caip anund Tho drlv"r'-
lace was cut. Reinforced hv polio" from
, n. West FnrtT seventh - rset station tn"
e.rorr charged and scattered IN. rioters.
John conway ~ ils West seventeenth
.-rce, was arrested Robart aid rhn' ne
.roufyh, that u wa. on~ay .hn stabbed
him Robart Was taken To- Flower Hos
pltal
Police prot sction covered dry goods
FIRMS as vol a. express companies ve-.
tsrday About 81 wagons were moved
i'm Nanhart an and The Bronx and accord
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