The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-03

their niehtsticits and dispsrsed ths
wouid-bs rescuers. while the deteo-
tivcs TOOK their prisoners 70 the
Myrtle Avenue station.
For the nrst time since the strike
began six days ago service was re-
sumed across the Brooklyn Bridge
and the Williamsburg Bridge, Aliev-
ing the great congestion Of tramo
which has blocked the bridges up "a
now. on the Williamsburg Bridge
the service was complete and The
cars were jammed with passengers
IN the heart Of Brooklyn II looked
a. n conditions were normal and
each car was filled a. II proceeded
towards ita destination.
whats the matter1" asked a pAs-
senger OF the conductor. who was an
old timer OF the y. r. T., on a Sew
enth and Flatbush Avenue car. "ls
The strike settlsdf'
''Not YET, but II will b before sat
urday night" was the answer.
At strike headquarters II was said
that President w. y. Mahon Of the
Amaleanatea vas not yet on his way
20 New York. that he had not left
Detroit at 10 o'clock last night and
that he was waiting for Second vice
President William y. Fitzgerald, who
handled the strike Of 1915 IN this city
The Board Of Estimate meets TO-
day In adjourned session TO aot on
Judge Mayors letter.
MAN ACCUSED or TRYING TO
CUT orr HjuIcE" HELD.
Edward Feeney. fOrty-nve. givinl
AZ his address No. lss 81. MARKS
Avenue. Brooklyn, was arrested 10.
day while ctis=Slng q wooden tele.
graph pole At ClassOh Avenue anC
Bergen Stret. Policeman Bale,
charged that Feshey was trying Il
reach a switch box on an iron pol,
and was receiving eneouragemen
from a crowd TO cut Of the "jhice."
The crowd ''booed' and jeered Bale
as he started offlwith his prisoner
but none lnterfcred. Detectives re
turned 10 the scene when Bale
brought his man In IN an endeavor u
rOtind up some OF the men who wer
urging Feeney 70 cut off the Juice
The maximum. penalty for interfering
with railroad property In a manne
to GndAhger NE u twenty years Il
prison.
The increased service on the sur.
face lines was reflected in the fall
ing on Of trafac On the Esd and stti
Street crosstoWn cara, which hav,
served as a barometer Of The progress
Of the strike. Up 20 to-day Their
has been a congestion of traffic OF
the two iineA but to-day cars FIRE
quentiy lekt the ferries without
single passenger showing that the,
were being cared for Oh their reUu
lar lines.
Police reserves were rushed .
Third Avenue and esth street on IN
report that strikers were throwin
ropes over the trolley wire In an at
tempt 70 put the trolley out Of busI
ness. The crowd saw the reserve
coming and scattered IN all direC
lions. leaving the trolley nntouche,
Two loads 6G dirt were dumped o
The Kingston Avenue trac1s, nea
Carroll Street, 10 bioolt tfaflc, but |
this Ease the piclketB had the
trouble for nothing. Cars on nelthS
0f the foregoing lines were operating
Dominlck De shephennf was drlt
ing his tHo-ton truck with ten pa
ssngers early this morning in front {
q De Kaib Avenue car operated b
Motorinan Harry Lynch. The be
changed and PatrolmAn Brown, wi
was the guard on the front platforT
warned the chauffeur. Finally at u
crossing Of Vanderbilt Lynch, whetl
81 by accident or design, banged h
car into the back OF the truck.
Policeman Brown jumped forwai
and served the chauffeur with
Snmnona for violating traffic reRul
ions. One OF the passengers hurll
tlhe stool upon which he had been 81
tnR, at hotormhn Lynch, who saw
sis face and head by stopping &
missile with his hands. Brown a
rested the stool hurler, who gave
Aarns Of Isaac Bergman and said IN
he was q tinbmith living at No.
Hart Street. He was held in 4
Gates Avenue Police Court in q
BALL for examination On next WednS
day.
Tony RicuccI, a striking y. n.
knard, was sent TO the workhouBe
ten days by Magistrate Foiwell
the i1fth Avenue Court, charged VI
having threatened 70 get" q guard
The Fourth Avenue subway at the
Street station. Hayden Payne,
ttrikInE motorE=n. was sent TO
tvorkhouse for five Gays for pleci
ash cans on the tracks Of tho irh
Avenue line.
Magistrate Foiweil, after eentei
ing the two men, saidi
aThe public, / believe, is agai
thls strike, T'he men who operate
cars are 70 be commended. tn
safety must be protected for the ~
of the public"