The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-15

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p. GeorE. ~ karle VA. IN high spiut.
latter the meeting He sa,d that AZ i
director "a the Rapid Transit Company
hs ooEceived 10 to b. his duiy to hear ans
zone g.rhs zane 10 hun from the men
Was his an overture from the mem"
40 I wouldnt call % that II was
! hii. ala together Il was hIg subject
and w. went over o. taking together
a. friend- "" gnt h,iI" letter az.
squA nted
Dad M. inen make any definite prop
osl'iun fpr -, 'lemen'
40 they jas talked over he whole
ground We discussed the enur. broad
subject taxing ~ all the difficulties
Nlr Farla Said that Ia didn't consider
imselt a. = representative 81 the Rapid
Transit COMPANY n the conference and
that President krylkrr merely oame N
to aTsVer certain questions that no
booy hu' ne could ansWer here vas
nothing dsfaSie decided on The door
vas eff oven for further cnncilatory
oonferences. NP. Earle ~aid
He ADDED thEi the threat to bovcotl
the hanks had nothing to o. nth bring
ing shout ,he nesting Mr. tRri- - con.
tutiohs besides the hsll Estate Trust
Company.
The NESTING resolved itself INTO a das-
cusslon net ween president Kruger for
the companv and ". n Mahon FOR the
car men. After grievance had hs-n
company was willing 90 do
Mr. Kruger replied that the company
would INSIST on taking care ot rD men
Who had remained loyal 10 y and that
there were .ip Of the strikers that wutIldn I
30 taken back under any circumstances
MAhon saId that the company would
have 20 take al or none There vas
further discussion conducted AmIcably.
after whtch NAhon wa, asked where he
could he reachs n 10 became necessary tn
call on HIM suddenly he told them that
he would be az The -trissru Headquarters
or at HIS hotel Nahon SAID tonight
Certain proportions nav" teen ma de
looking tOwaru q settlement ~ tho strike
Mr. Earle promised ~ pat several propose
tons 10 the transit company a. soon aE
possible 7 have great hops that peaCe
will come IN a ,iay or Two
Whether a settlement results or not
thia n certain. that the action S.ken nv Mr.
Earle and President Kruger uis had the
effect Of bolstsrtng up the courage ~ the
strikers They said tonight that u vas
worth IS o. recruits ~ the strike Tn.
labor people arr lubllant and are Cheeriu
Ia their h@adqua TtsrS
On the other hand the employers VINO
behaved that the l.Aph ! ransit COMPANY
would hold oi't despite The 'h'"at- ~ =
receiVerShip and no lose. "a has GUS
tanned, are disappointed amt angry
They will &c fheir monSv baS. IN else
the y X "1mpypmi-es w,rh - own
empiOyeS. but they fear thst ~ fnpntK,
from now n n ma ia a wear there will
he another uutbr'ik ~ unIOnI-n that
will eTnbarra-s business and max" every
body un~OtniortsDic.
Nha' 'hess employers We're ins'-JIug On
vas night O." m" finish agRIn.i sbor
union dom nation II the lrdu-tr'", II the
city.
Ihsy know they wore winning and that
~ WAs unlv q question nf t4'u. until he
syInpath"tlc strike ii1s.~d Their "N-
perieaCe to-dsy Wa- suFH"is1t ,,ruof uG
I he dF'ff The hUsserv man 'Ita fursrS -
hens ingion reported 'hst thousands Of
their mon wee ba"h ~ WORK The
HOSIERY Manufacturers Asso-
citation Tcpprts7 thar iru'u 3D. to 80 per
cent 10 rhgu mon mad returned
l1npIoyer- IN over ~" city 80 -
The synp.ti.s',s siTlE' VS. nrss arg up
They could 10 hchcv@ :. q news a frat
that tf~ y Y 7 W. APPARENTLY '-a- nR
wltf lie s'nk,ng emplO ,"s.
NIL order lssus1 II - 0'g'' nv ths
Centrsl i1t"r Jnior .'lrE ~ ~ unl, ~
men 20 enCn stT.ke Y 30 oisoHiirJ. - 49,,
not penersIly Ubeysr IL Br n'sr-. il."
b. kers ard ,la rrpVsr. we're urmcvSd
These w'rc 10 "a on, " -trKers wer.'
most anxious - drlvC on
Banker refused =" trss SERIOUSLY
today 'lA rAsoiu,..rs .Gogrrj " . r
Central l. Dor mon - % * Cr T. boring
men nd th" .yrnp. 10Y. 20 ~ traW
their s-vinKs from TIE h.nN, p - - vIT -
fund.- r. - was inc go tut- ~ ~ o-s wi"
ere fT~ severe CT.tiC- " tls Y yld
Trsrsit ComprrY man cement - we'll
~ those VII ~" mel IH1 10 sympstI 20
with n Al nsi. sy.h tl.' 'f- laNor.Pc
man Would sct - - own fc-hrg ~.
NsReRced h'm - a. ndiyidusl END VIII.
nut regs ~ 20 'ra cenfrr' union
Is.nAtIus ! B1hsn. pr~.Idsn' - the
Beneficial Saving Fund. which hsd de-
posts Of fi1 SO isf when M" last report
Was mad. "a Novc'nh.r aid
Both the amount - or daposIts and
the number - our dep store nave tu-
creased since the rtTik" t"gsu. and ~
pect no diminutlOu
q Z. PuTv",. pT.SlGeu' ut m" Phlla-
delphia SsvIug@ Fund Which bad t"DO-it.
~ -. "a AL wh".. no fas' report wa'
made. said
think The d~gpl1pr~ vii aH' a. IHd!-
viduAla 20 'hi- matte md they have
alAavs ndio4'.-d thHf they trpughi ~
Rest place Tor ih-.r money Wa~ e hank
do not sEprc' any 10 .. ~ oar t-pu--
a.
Anot her banker. vrr rrf...t 90 per
inclined 10 no symua het.r Win 'ho labor
movement aid is rsg~ rf"~' tho reSoiu
non a. merely an ma cation e 'heeN,rted
state ot the mInd- ct tie men Where
would the people put their money 4 they
look Il from the lauk-}- h" asked IN
stockings No I ID not eNp@rt any
Of depp-it-
There was no -iHn ~ any ~ p" bank-
Of any unusual numh"r 1t p@TsOn- draw
Iag money out
The Rapid Transit company tonight
Dithdrsw from the Wspap@r~ q form
u advarti ssment that u had peen ISSUING
aAisS-An appeal ~ the car men oa striAe
10 return 10 work by March ~ The
company had been telling the s'riksrs
that they were acting fooiishly. Inc
withdra Sal Of the advertisement il taken
10 significant
PITTsBURo. March ~ The 5000 street
rar men Of PittsbuTg this evening began
taking a secret tailot 20 decide whether
u - he desire IT the ma Jority - strike
April IN sympathy with the Philadelphia
workmen. The vote w'll not ~ com 3
Dleted until dayhrsIk and the count will 7
probably not he Compl''"d uutd twenty F.,
four hours later Last spring me PI1ts- f.
burg street car men won a victory with .
4 fcTty-eiRht hour shutdown - Pi'rstTrK