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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
SHEVLIN AS KINGS LEADER
Sulzer May Ask Him To Go
After McCooey's Scalp.

Albany, May 14.-James Shevlin, of
Brooklyn, was luncheon guest Of
Governor Sulzer to-day. Friends OF
the Executive say he may ask Mr..
Shevlin TO contest the leadership o.
John Il. McCooey, OF Kings County.
Mr.. Shevlin has promised to aid the
Governor in his direct primary cam
paign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
SHOT TO DEATH BY STATE
First Execution of Murderer by
Rifles in Nevada.

Carson City, New, May l4'-'o'"s W.
his end with curses on his hpS lor
Judse Averill. who sentenced him 10
death. Amdrija Mircovich was sho' 10
doa,, nv the state to-day for the muir
der Of Anton Gregovich. former s'dte
Senator at Tonopah. year ago. IL
was the first legal shooting oil pris-
oner i'm Nevada.
Mircovlch walked resolutely ana n"-
q ass,sted 10 the death chair and taccd
,he muzzles of three rifles. AS one re-
nor, the rifles cracked and two bui'e's
',,orcad his heart one rife had been
loaded with blank cartridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
-, VAN wINklE FLYER

for The Catski Mts Via Vs. ,ri5 S%, ssturay I'd "
dally en- naves Cortlandt St 1@:to r: N;
West Mas ~ sgd St. 100 \ NJ. Phone $50 MAD
.-AdU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
zoo Attack Barber Shop.

crowd Of strikers. about seven
hundred strong. appeared in front OF
the shop Of Frank ElanZ. at No. COS
Ninth avenue. early last evening
and demanded that he and his two
men Join them. There were customers
in the chairs, and Elanz and his men,
one Of whom has been with him for
more than twenty years, paid no az
tention 10 the howls and kept on shay
ing. The crowd increased and those
in the frort ranks of the strikers be-
gan throwisg stones.
The coolness of those inside the shop
then apparently enraged the mob. A
II BY q CONCERTED plan, a shower o.
stones bricky and clubs landed on the
front Of the Jhop, breaking in the win
eows and s.rewing the floor with
debris. Befone Elanz or his customer 5
could jump .or safety another broad
side landed. Patrolman William Sal
mon Of the West Tooth street station,
who captured the four holdup men N
Central Park few weeks ago. was in
one Of the chairs. y paving stone
struck him on the head. cutting long
cash in his scalp. and he was hit in
the eye with club.
wagon load Of reserves from the
West 9th street station arrived few
minutes later and charged the mob
with their nightsticks. The work was
done with such energy that the strik-
Continued on second page. sixth column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

Breton Woods Hotels, White Mts., n. III.
The Mt Pleasant. The Mt. Washington.
BookingOfiice, ,2i3 5th Av. Tel. Mad. 50 $3.50.
-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
Meeting at the Belmont.

Alderman Grimm was supposed to
have told the grand jurors of one par
ticular meeting At the Belmont Hotel
several weeks ago. at which Henry r..
Swartz. vice president Of the yellow
Taxicab Company: Albert T.. HUI.
clerk Of committees of the Board Of
Aldermen. and himself. were present.
Clerk HUI. who is subppnacd AS a
witness to-day, corroborated just such
story when seen by a Tribune re
porter at his home, No. lJ2 West I'D
street. last night.
Mr.. Hull admitted that he had at
tended a dinner at the Belmont with
Mr.. Swartz and Alderman Grimm.
Hull told also Of attending a luncheon
AT the New York Athletic Club last
September. when the taXicab officials
"entertaincd" members of the special
committee. According to his best
recollection. Aldermen Marks and Gun
ningham, Of the present committee.
were the only members absent Marks
on account OF his wedding. and Cum
ningham because he was.nOt a member
of the committee at that time.
Those are the only two dinners
that | attended" said Mr.. Hull, but |
understand there were others at vari-
ous times. l am fond Of dinners, and
went along through the courtesy and
invitation of the chairman OF the COM
mittee. There was wine, If we wanted
4, and good cigars, and, as | recall. it
was all on the taxicab company people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
Clark Tells Of Vino Dinner.

"rho luncheon at the New YORK ATM
Ictic club was at the time an inspec-
zion Of the plants of the Yellow and the
Mason Seamen Taxicab companies was
hcing made, az I remember, in order To
get AT some idea of the physical value
and income Of the companies with Il
view TO fixing proper rates.
swartz. Hull and "Circular Joe Ven
dig. former agent for the Yellow Taxi
cab Company, will be the witnesses be-
fore the grand jury to-day, he said.
Alderman Grimm was the only witness
examined yesterday.
Aldermen Mccain. Coleman and
Cunningham, who, with the chairman,
constituted the majority members of
tbe committee before which the taxi
cab ordinance has been pending for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
Paterson Jury Takes Six Ballots
Before Verdict Is Found
Against !. W. W. Leader
on Strike Charge.
PENALTY MAY BE 7 YEARS
Prosecutor Assails the Rev.
Percy S. Grant and George
Gordon Battle, Who Testi-
fed -.gitator's Charac.
ter Had Been Good.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Paterson, y. J.. May fitzpatrick
Quinlan. the Industrial Workers of thj
World agitator. was found guilty at :
O'Clock this afternoon at his secoru
trial on charge of "inc!ting 20 as
sault" by a jury i'm the Court of Quaf-
ter Sessions. Judge \bram Klencri
will sentence Quinlan on Friday morn
ing. The maximum penalty is seven
years in state prison and ? fine Of
5000, or both.
The indictment charged that Quinlan
on the opening Cay of the silk striNe
last February maze motion III q
meeting Of strikers that they go t1
the silk mills. parade the streets ana
club the worker out Of the mills
drag them out. no matter how they got
them out"
The jury was out an hour and ha.l
The first ballot was . to ) for con1i -
ton Five more ballots were taker
The verdict caused great excitement
among the Industrial Workers Of tae
World leaders al the strikers head
quarters in Heiyctia Hall. Ca.!c
Tresca Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
and Adolph Lessig who. with William
d. Haywood. are under Indictment fol
"inciting 90 riot" denounced the de-
CiSlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

THE INDICTED w. w. LEADERS IN PATERSON
yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
New Workers Assailed.

Prosecutor Michael Dunn, in sum-
ming up the case against QuinIan this
afternoon, assailed George Gordon Bat
tie. law partner of Senator O'Gorman.
of New York. and the Rev. Percy
Sticknoy Grant. rector Of the Church
of the Ascension. in Manhattan both OF
whom testified yesterday TO Quinlan's
good reputation.
There was +. Pluribus Cnum Grant
Stickney who tried TO make a speech
over the head of the stenographcr and
fell YOU that he could defy the rules
of evidence in this state shouted
the Prosecutor AS for George Cor
don Battle. I'm astonished. He came
IN Won gentlemen OF the jury, fresh
from defending one Of the grafters in
New York City. who is now in sing
sing He knew as we'll az the judge
that he wasn't qualified to testify when
o,,iplan swore he lived in Jersey city.
lis il any wonder that New YORK
civ is reeking in such corruption when
men like these recommend a man OF
Patrick Quinlan's type as lecturer
employed by the Board of Education
Iybv, | wonder if they are In the en-
nloyc of the l. w. w.
Tho trials Of Trosca, Lessig' MISS
EIvnn and Haywood will not DC taken
mn until Il week from next MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
Riots and Window Smashing
Bring Police Reserves on
Calls from All Parts
of Town.
TWO GET 80 DAYS EACH
American Federation of Labor
Denounces Methods in Use
During Walkout, and
Is Ready to Sign
Pact.

Riots window smashing and personal
assaults on non-strikers. in the course
Of which customers of several besieged
shops were badly injured, kept the po-
lice busy yesterday and last night scat
tering wandering mobs of BARRIERS and
their sympathizets and arresting their
more demonstrative members
In fact the police were so active that
group Of strikers held an Indignation
meeting in the back room of a Second
avenue saloon and voted TO forward
complaint TO Commissioner Waldo re-
garding the conduct of his mon.
Two BARRIERS who had been arrested
for stOning shops got sentences of
thirty days in the WOrkhouse when ar
rsigned before Magistrate Kernochan
in the mems court last night Before
imposing sentence his honor remarked
that the men were not SO guilty as
we're the professional agitators, Of
which one Tresca is a good example"
"These men must go about their
strike peacefully" said the magistrate.
Il will not stand for disorder. and
will give sentences of more than thirty
days in the Workhouse if these out
breaks and riotings do not cease"
The officers of the American Fedora
ton of Labor denounced the methods
Of calling the strike and the lack OF
organization shown in carrying it on.
and unless the Industrial Workers Of
the World strike leaders heed call
sent out for a conference between the
different unions of BARRIERS and others
arranged for to-day by John j. Bealin
snd Colonel Michael j. Reagan. OF the
State Board Of Mediation and Arbitra-
tor. the American Federation of Labor
Barbers' Union will make an agree
ment with the employers. and the
American Federation of Labor BARRIERS
forced out on strike will return to
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
Confer to Settle Strike.

4 conference is in progress here To-
night to form plans for end'he 'ne si'h
weavcrs' strike. The conferrees are
directors of the Weiseman SIX Dyeihs
Counanv and the directors OF the Ma
tional SILK Dyeing Company
II was learned that the company
directors had practically agreed to
pinc.bo day and TO increase the
nages of the dyers H. per cent. but that
they had positively refused to recos-
nize in any way the Industrial Work
orc of the World. The smaller COM
,,;oe will back up this agreement.
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ANGOsTURA eiTIERs originated id lsIa'
an old friend; an effective Spr'hs 'o'"N'
--Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
Class Verdict." Says Miss Flynn.


l 1T was a class verdict" said Miss
/ Flynn. The prejudice Of the cominu-
nifty spoke through the Jurors. 1t il
an outrage. but the strike will go On
with redoubled energy because Of this
persecution. The Industrial Workers
/ OF the World will carry the case 10 tho
Supreme Court rather than let Quin-
Ian languish in jail on the verdict OF a
! Paterson jury"
If could make lilllon speeches
could not better describe the propo-
ganda Of the capitalist class than this
! Jury has done" said Carlo Tres a.
/ When Tresca met Quinlan he graspcd
/ his hand.
I'll go with YOU. Pat Wen serve
/ ten years if necessary he said.
/ Quinian was in a Market street
saloon. when 4 newsboy shouted the
news Of his conviction. He hurried To
get a ycrihcation.
! Il expected the jury would disagree"
he said Judge Klencrt's charge was
eminently fair but many Of his rulings
were not The prejudice OF the COM
munity convicted me. The real estate
interests and the manufacturers were
bitter toward me because | advised the
strikers to pay no rent while they were
! out"
! Wilson T.. kilingbeck. New Jersey
secretary for the Socialist party. tele-
graphed at once 10 John y. Work, ma
! tonal secretary. presiding at a confer
ence Of the national committee in Chi
! cago. asking him to send at once as
many strike leaders as he can spare To
| Paterson. This is regarded ne sign
that stormy times are ahead for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
GENERAL.
FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS,

aritain Won't stop "Suffra gette' ....
'siuable Americana at Book Sale. -.
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Ghttaap. Il. Nunuit.

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firlts is-1sc, itrfts 20c per Tusenb.
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e-42c, ssp. Q asnnfGter 41K--42t, go. 3
bo. 41H---42f. 30. 4 bn. $40 NC per Bu.
gerfanft tptirben: / Gar Stanbarb mei6er
5n 43Ae, Cars DO. su 4se, Gar 80.
iueiber eu 4sc, gnrs DO. ~ 42Kc, 10 gars
DO. au 42Hr, 3 Cars Ro. 4 bu. au Al Nc, .
Gars no. y gemifhter sa 41Kc, $50 Bii.
Ro. I bo. mtt Rcggen Ssu 41Ke auf bent
@efeife.
Rogeen.--Warst ilau. Q e8 1--s4c,
Re. DO. 80--62e. No. bo. SO - soc.
Bertauft iuurben: 800 gu. Ro. 8 NIT Safer
5u 81 Nc, 900 Gu. BIO. 4 init Rorn su SOC
auf bem Beleife
Bersleih Der Getreibe.greifs nit SenieRi.
gen an gleIhsn Tase oss poriseu 5atres:
Nug., IA. 1918. Nug., IA. 1919.
BeiseH, go. 2 rotter WiHter s9e t06e
mdfdtorn, Ro. gemtfbtes 77Ke eiKe
Softr, Ro. 3gemif6ter 49e 82Ie
noggeu, Ro. Q e4e nc
5su, Ro. Eimothn ..s1e.75 1890
Mhtsfu.
Ter Wlarst mar ftetia. Bertauft nurb,n:
6T4 Bbfs Etittllers ;yinibeb GOODS auf
Der Bats prn s1.30 per 0allone.
Groceries
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Wpsis WeIDniarst.
gineinnatt. IA. ausuh 1918.

Tis gifuaticn bat iia I'M bieHsen Gelb.
r1drtts nifht perdnbert. @efb iit immer nod
iehr fen. Tnrlebsn .pn cni" murbsn su 6H
so bssscntirt. Am offtnsn Mnrfte murben
TarlebsH .0n san" suoKS plaeirt unh aaF
Ysit ~ SK--eE.
sssAia ess Rep pssf.
raren itstio 40 Wori siutfden Banfen. Tie
gcuntfrrats betragt 10 une o0e gramis per
t1OOu.
nstAsn sxs Enssra.
fiHb ftsiig. DE fclsenben IuctirunaeH iino
su bsridten:
2enb0n, . Sage Gidt, s4ys7 per g.;
40 Togs Eidt, t4.s8 per G; Qaris, 8
1aet githt. c15 France Der s1o0; 60 Tags
Stht. 5is granes per 800; fit TeutifIanb,
Z Inas Siht, Warf sbH-s5k, bo. 90
ddgt Eid,t. p4K-s4Ir.
Tcnmenfarn Wills auf acnbpH uurbtn
~ e4s2H. .auf Glasgow su &A.s2jx unb auf
BsIfaf 81 t4S2 perf6uft
cHHsts.EbIIssnssss.
rnbtg nns iteiis Die 8anisn aucttrsn uis
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Gnteugu, IA. Nuguit 1918.

gdweine. - geihte t8.20--8.76, ge.
miIhte $7.65-S.85, fhDere 1920 -- 1886,
raube t7.2o - 7.45, SerteI S4.oo - 7.55.
Mdrft fdipad.
@tnbnieb.-- 8eepss e7.0o--9.00, Esras
Stitre t6.76--7.7o, tpeIflihe Stiere 1925
--L80, Stoders uub sStebers t5.45-790,
Ritbe unb SeiferS S3.80--8.80, Rdlber $500
-11.oo. M4arf uiebriger.
Shafe euub 8ammer. --Shafe: GIN
beimtfhes8. .70--4.75. sJahrltnge &4.85-5.75.
9dnwer: Gintetmifhe s5.25 - 7.5o --
Martt itetig.
4ufubr. - Sdtreine 900, Rinopieb
5000, Shaie uHb 2dnimer 1900.
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Ainop h.-Iie 2ufubr mar heute
nicht iehr grps bic Radirage aerina uuo
bic gretie itette. 5toders uno Teeeers
ivaren In Beaebr D1iihtite uoreu itetia.
SAmere Stt.rs sT.25--3.00, Grtra f8.s5,
Ed,ieR s2.T5-B.25. gleiIherftiere $500
T.5O, auserlsfens BIS srtra s780-7.s5, Oct
fers t4.50-95O. EItra t6.65- I .00, ,Riihe $3.50
- $50, Guserltitne bts eytra $500 300,
tanners s275-4D0. Stufers anb ;Tsshers
s6.00--7.25, ,5:of. Seiiers s5.00--e.00. Sio9.
atihe s3. 1850.
BuIteu.--sei 4iemiid eutergodfraos
unb nar mdBiser 3uiubr mar Der Rartt
heute ltetia.
gRaasre une l.itte s4.5o-5.5o. BOLOGNA
s5.s0-6O0. grtra s5.Io--8.25, fette Bulen
&6.O0--S.25.
6Iber.-gu,c bis Guserlelene leihte
E6Iber pareu itettB. ole aHoersH aber lau
ano ihpah
grtra sl025, fair bis out, Isidbte
W Wb0-lo.00. orotnars aEo sroBe $3.50
spchI bic gufuhr oou
5nweinen heute gertug mar, 70 Iielen bod
be DreiIe nm l5-25e per 100 1funh. Ter
Rarft ftIoB itlUaa-
S6were 5Hpeins braHten $s.4o-s.55.
gutf bis ouserGsfens Serpa6ungs- unb sslei.
fnerforteu ss.65--s.s5, proin6re bis aiiser-
lsiene fHpers fstts Sdue e4.50-T.50. Grtra
$3.50, Stdsss4.25--6.so, Grtro f7.00, Ieshte
gsrianbtforteu t90o-g-05. s}erfeI uon 100
DFunb unb usniser s4-50-s.75.
E6afs uah Sam msI--Gsute Qdmmer
.rnren hellts tetig. aHoere abex heleH UNI
i5-25c. Shnfe bitebeH unnerdnberi.
Ehafe.-Grtra lsihte e41b--4-s5, quite
Biz aaserIeisne s3.75-A.1o, orbinars bta CUTE
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Tie Sumonitat bat iejr niele Gre.
bigger nber iebr tpeulg Ylieiter.
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aas. esnss sss aptses ID Nsw Dsvf.

eelb .on eatls Duroe su 2H--2K$ aus
ssliehen.
grimn Gefhaftspapiers iuufbtn su 5A
--eE bisfcnftrt.
Ste erItnaGr IN ftetig. Si6t
NJ t4.se9< - 4.seK uHS Commercial su
t4.s2N -4S2A.
HuHbts. OBJ aationen partn fte'
tia unb ipnrben mit fpfgi auotirt:
Ser. Sfaaten Rsfunbirung . s6-- 100
~ rsaiftrirte ii0K-t12, Coupons if0K--
lie, az regiftrirts 102--l08. Coupons i02
---i08. Banana Rtsifereb ~ ~ geb, DO.
81, e9k-i00K.
Nftien marft Ter Rarft mar
hsIie rubie nHo bic 9reiie i'm Nll8emeiren
tdwad, lceab bic Shlabnotirunae fat
ourGneg nnter benen pen geltern fiaHeen.