New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02


PLANTATION was that this class OF work
crs being dsorganzed. the movement
among them had not yet fully got under
way
Whistle 70 Keep Up Courage,
Optimistic bulletins were issued at strike
beadauarters. az 40. 2o9 West street. to
tho effect that mon Of the American Line
Transatlantic service had joined the strike;
also that the stevedores on the 1oboken
piers % tho Hamburg American and North
German Lloyd lines had cult. No numbers
were mentioned Visits 10 these piers,
howcve- showed york was going on as
usual
Another hopeful bulletin was that five
arriving ships had lost their crews agSre-
eating thousand men, ~ soon a. they
made East. \ sign Of victory was also
seen IN tho fact that the Guffev Petroleum
Company had recognized the union.
II was not sailing day I'm the coast%ise
trade. only three boats leaving their
y,raryes These were tho Princess Anne.
o. the old Dominion Line. the New Bruins
wick. OF tho Mallory. and the San Diego,
Of the clyde Line All got Of with now
crows. with slight delay.
Members ~ tho Marine Cooks and Stew
ards. Union were aggrieved because their
leaders had not brought them into the
STRIKE some OF them got 70 Grieving so
violently ~ tho headquarters, No. 8 South
street that a night started and Martin
Griffin. N. president. called for police.
Although ~ was generally quiet along the
waterfront one or TWO slight disturbances
occurred Tho police dispersed en- incip-
tent demonstration ~ West and Spring
stre"fs because IN" men had no permit. \
slight row brought about by picketS IN
front - tho savannah Limo resulted in Two
arrests
4 negro lawyer representing negro help
employed on trc piers. Visited Mr. Ray
moud and asked for greater protection,
saying the negro hands did not want 10
strike. but vera being inundated
Modern Tower Of Babel.
4 special meeting of longshoremen was
held IN a loft a. union headquarters. Il
was said that there We're 1.5n' present II
Vas also found that there were seven dit
ferent tongues In tho crowd. The meeting
broke mp 10 permit organizers to straighten
out the verbal tangle and direct the men.
Impressive figures OF the number on strike
were given out az headquarters, but inves-
tigafion proved them greatly exaggerated.
n was also said that the Coamo, OF the
New York and Porto Rico Line had re-.
manned I'm the stream, fearing lest she lose
her crew Tho passengers, IT was said
were removed on lighters. This was denied
by the line.
The JOY Line steamship Georgian was de-
layed four hours in starting. officials OF
the line said it was due to 2 broken pro.
pellor.
Washington, July The navy will sup
ply enlisted men 70 operate the ships OF
tho Panama Rail Road Steamship Company
between New York and Colon. TO replace
those who Joined in teh general strike at
New York
New Orleans, July Warrants charging
revolt and mutiny were issued to-day by
federal authorities against the forty-fve
men ers Of the engineroom crew OF the
Southern Pacific ship Antilles, who quit
Saturday The striking hremen were re
placed. and the vessel sailed for New York
yesterday after q days delay.
Galveston. July l.--beCduse oI lHdUlIity 10
muster a crew to take the place OF men on
strike the departure yesterday Of the Nor
gan Line steamer FL Paso for New York
vas deferred until Today.
Mobile, July lon arrival here Of the
Mallory liner Comal from New York late
lost night the engineering hands quit, and
were later Joined by number OF seamen.
ne Mallory agent said the places Of the
strikers would be filled in time for tho
Ccmal TO sail tomorrow.
Boston, July Indications to-day were
that the strike of marine lremen had
virtually been settled. Most Of the steam