The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
SCHlFF IN The CLOAK STRIKE
m nIIRENTS HINSELF ~
UORkERS ca ~.
Further conference of the Dispui ants
hat ~ settlement irt Grand Jur,
IN, ~>IigaIor>a all Police TwoW on,rn
ten ~tory OF Thrrats Of Violence.

BURNER Y onffFeNfF ~ WV
hat NJ settlement Act Grand Jur>
IN, ~>IigaIar>aa II Police rwoW oW,rn
tel n Story OF Thrrais Of Nioienrr.
Among thHs -. who arr working 10 settle
the cluakmaNsrr strike are some wealthy
men VINO kelley" that n ia" strik" lasts a
week .r iwp longer there viii he grea
sr.nar,uc among TIA" strikers Jacob
s>~h. the uauh"r. and others are Isin z
nnu-ny' 90 'rInG about peace h~iWe-'n
IN. strikers and the manufacturers Nj
SrhH had = tain Yesterday with Looms
Marshal. and Expressed ms willingness '"
help m bTinging about conference"
Oth'r. canI,, forward with Ike oilers
Tho witnesses called yesterday IN the
SPECIAL Grand Jury investigation uf IN"
diso~d.r incident "a IN" ClnakmakerS
st-k" included Deputy Polio" tom.
missioner BuFh"r. Inspector McClu-S',
spe".di uopyrm"u and officers of the
International Ladies Garment Workers
Inlnr ~ America and ~ m" Cloak, Suit
and skirt Manufacturers Protective As-o-
citation
Members 1T m" Grand Jury made u
paIn To- acting District Attorney Moss
thar th"y were not attempting - inter
labor. IVA, that 'n"tr invest CATION con
C-rnci only ih" I"ac" and order 4
m. county Of New York There Was
talk that rho inquiry had been IN
apired hv Iut.r"-'- allied with ~" manu-
factur.rs association and that IN" Grand
Jurors wrr. not unanimous a. - their
PURPOSES Bu M vote was tlkeu. nor. ac-
Cording to tn, best information Vas there
%
among ia" members
AleNander Bloch chairman - 'hc settle
msnt COMMITTEE II the union. = IN was one
NJ the Grand Jury witnesses gay" ont "a
statement which reflected ul'nn IN" aims
~ the iIrvmen IN the n-"s'igatIon
Julius Hourly Cohen counsel for The
Cioak sur and skirt Manufacturers Pro-
trC'iv" Association Never London, aitor
nsv for the Ladies Garment Makers
I mon and Louis Nlr=hal met Yesterday
IN Mr. Marshall pitic,. AZ :: Wall street
in an attempt r. each At agreement on a
uroposal ~ 30 Sis.,'. 'rfe.i hv N" union 20
the employers a~- citation. .mbodvlng
the eNac' terms IN witch the strikers ar"
ANXIOUS 20 return - work
Mr. Marshall said af'"rwHrd that he felt
hopeful IT M. uliiWHt" success and said
that progress was h.ing mad"
Nha'.v'r PROPOSE nav h" submitted IN
behalf ~ the unIon v III be- considered md
RrteI ut,on bv W" sNccutIv" Committa~
20 c0nditiyrs will the proposal he made n
suhjS for conference or arbitration II
wilt. acre, tod ar declined on iis merits
Two wpfnou went ~ tho Weai l15fh
street s'gti0it Yesterday and 'old 'hs
pohc. that Their hve- had t.','n threat az -d
hv committees of mon and women n they
did not got their husbands hack az on 80
from ,lrak'uaklnC lots N Philah"lphis
Thc'Nu WOMEN were Mn Helan Freed
man. VITO ha. iour children and lives AZ
Mo- f9-fh - and Mr. Aaral
Ru-enl crC - is Vest i1Sh street
Mn Freedman ~aid her husband
joseph GOT Ior ~ Philadelphia \ week
agp YESTERDAY afternoon two men and
two women appeared suddenly AZ her
door
1t you don't ln' vn.r husband hack
from PhIiadsluh,a EWrN ~" u Kill VOC
and vOur rhIItr"u. SMILED ono ot he
women Aud Wr tu" saIi ~" " no
iu.u IT, ..uWru't.n. ~ they called
th-n,-ya, SAID tho, were from 'h"
sfrking clpakmak"r~ In"v quickly ds
appeared
Not long after Mr. R"-"nherg saws sr"
found Eve rar and ave women m her
room They also wore committee 80
snaks h-t- and 'ilN is-t vIction
Both Ms Ro-"rl"r AND Mr~ Freed
man wcr" 'srrOr STRICKEN an asked ~"
pOhc- protection They yer" a-sur'.i
that tho moment move. va made 80 To-
An aitsm'r was made - s"'ric the
strike az m" rAinCpai makers. Who went
ON wlth 'l' pIpakmaker~ - a Cpufar"ar -
lnjw"sn 'hIr'v-Gve TauuCra' nnu'ffa.-
tuners ami representatives 81 the strikers
NJ The broadway Central Hotel " The
workers. iratst"d IN a union Hgr"'rn~n
negu' Il'I0r- w'u' 'alN" ~"