The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1901, Page 1

ALL. THE “PRICE ONE CENT. ‘eather—Unsettied To-Night and Wednesday. | NIGH EDITION __ Che CH Circulation Books Open to All.’’ RN Ema “NEWS F OR ALL DAY. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1901. Weather—Unsettled T. BA & an # RACING SEBALL | PRICE ONE CENT. ——————} ST. LOUIS BATTERS HI MATHEWSON’S CURVE TUNNEL STRIKE IS OVER; TERMS ARE A COMPROMISE. Men Agree to Eliminate the “Outside Work” Ques- tion and the Hoisters’ Wage Matter Is to Be Arbitrated. The great tunnel strike {s practi- cally over. Contractor McDonald was informed by John J. Pallas, of the Strikers’ Arbitration Board, that the men would return to work t>-morrow. Terms have been reached, the Strikers agreeing to eliminate the ouside work question which the con- tractors had refused to concede, and the contractors have offered to sub- mit the hoijsters' wages question to arbitration if the men can show that hoisters employed outside of tunnel work are getting $2.50 a day. The deciston of the men followed clo: ly on the anpeuncamant—by—Mr,. Sc- Donald that the contractors would not accede to the demand for all outside BIG. BUILDING STRIKE ENDED. All the Bricklayers Are| Back at Work This Morning. | The die strike and lockout of brick- layers ended to-day. arbitra It was decided b: fon, and there was great re- not only among the bricklayers Ives but among thousands of other trades affected by the atrik Between two and three thousand men went back to work, according to tie claims of the men. A much emailer number were out, according to the dosses. Ereement was reached Inst night at a meeting of the Joint Board of Aroitration of the Bricklayers’ Union and the Mason Builders’ Arsociation much discussion the strike off. It was agreed eginning June 23 the pay of, ayers should be #0 cents an hour, Wance of 5 cents a | WASHINGTON, seven per cen employ of the Sor ern Ratlway have voted to strike for the nine-hour diy and are now 0: awaiting the order of President James O'Connell, of the In- ternational Association of Machinists, before going out. This was announcement made to- day by the spokesman of a delegation of machinists, representing the shops of he ayatem, which called on Vice-Pr. one] May %.—Ninety- | Donald, of the machiniats tn the | 6 i dent and Genera! Manager Gannon yesterday. —————_ DOUBLE KILLING. Murdered Wife, Then Took Hie n Life. PAWTUCKET, R. 1, May 2%—Adam Martineau, of Lincoln, R. I. murdered, hls wife by shooting her tats afternoon. A farm hand who interfered was shot in the arm and tefore Martineau could he caught he killed himself. He was about thirty-five years of age. . ——————- Treasury Boyan Don WASHINGTON May 23.—The Secre- tary of the Treasury to-day bought three small lots of bonds, For $5.00 short 4x he paid $113.75 and for $8.80 short 5s $108.91 was pald. Tae total pur- chase ,to date for the sinking fund Is $9,481,790, work on the tunnel to be incorporated into thelr proposition for higher p: Representatives of tne tunnel strikers and the contractors met this afternoon tn the ofMice of Contractor J. B. Me- in the Syndweate Bullding, and a proposition formulated by the strikers at thetr eariler meeting to-day was sub- mitted ‘At the meeting of the unton trades held at the office of the Rock Drillers’ Association, No. 130 East One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street, there were pres ent representatives of the rock drillers, tool sharpeners, safety. eccentric. stan ard and double-drum hoisting engineers, | {ron workers, plumbers, house shorers! \ 4 and movers, pipe calkers and tappers and machin! The meeting, jasted an hour. busiress agents which wan executive. After tt waa over thi repaired to Emmet [JOE'S LITTLE FAMILY BROKEN. There was a pathetic little scene in Jefferson Market Court this afternoon when the disposition of brave litte Joe Vhillips and his two elsters came before Magitirate Pool. Lilian, the seven-year-old girl, was 90 Uny that she was given a seat of Goror on the Magistrate's deek. Mamte ts two years older, thoggh not much larger. ‘Tho Gerry coclety had the girle dreeeed nectly and they presented a much bet- ter appearance vinin taey did yeaterday. Magistrate Poo! received a fot of cold looks during the course of the examina- tion. There were many women in the audience and they resented nome of the questions he put to Litilan. Pool'’s Harsh Query. ‘#mn't_you know where your mother in?" asked the Magistrate. ‘The child hung her head and the Magistrate turned to Agent Dimond of the Gerry Society: “Don't they know their mother {s in Sailr’ ¢ There was an’ angry murmur through ithe’ court-room. and TPT PSY Pool |Plucky Young Phillips Parted from Sisters by Harsh Magistrate Pool. i Hall, where a general meeting, aleo executive, was held. Sone of the strikers would dtecuss the meeting or say what action was MUkely to be taken. fo far the strike has not interfered with the deep tunnel operations through Central Park, of Farrell & Hopper. or with the work of Rogers & Bon. The strike leaders make no secret of the fact that it is this latter firm, together with Naughton & Co., that the strikers especially seek to reach These two firma have in progress about $11,600,000 worth of work on the tunnel and in various parts of the city. Many of thelr contracts were entered into before the eight-hour law became operative. It te said that they are em Ploying nogiemier: thelr outside jobs, and thé strike not affected them, PLUCKY JUc PHILLIPS. has been supporting these childven on from $4 to # a week had not found necesviry to tell the children that their mother ts spending a term on the island. Magistrate Pool sent the girls to the Dominican Convent of lOur Lady of the Rosary, at No, 3 re Aireet. Joo wan remanded back (orme rooma of the Gerry ‘Society. sia ome day morning, when he will come to court. There wan an _aftScting be- tween the boy and. his steers "rhe put thelr tiny arms around his nec! and kissed hi lovingly and t They ald nok want to feave him and the the tears fi coatislenvercst icc eee Kept from Benefacters. Jou had several good chan in Ife, but Magistrate "Pon etal fools there Is something better cut out for him. Alfred Zeiss, the blind man, of No, 73 for whom Joe worked, He ts Houston atree:, lad a home. of Pine Lawn, wants (o give the well-to, offers a home an which Joe can stand Jo. Frederick Meyer, Farmingdale, L. L., Gramercy Park, of- ne an acre of land F, Pierson. of f fo determine | whe! homemaker shall Giants and.Cowboys Play Close Game at Polo Grounds --- Young Powell Puzzles Davis’s Men---Matty é — OKT VY FOIL : Wild in Second Inning. ¥ | | Fat WU a noned— +OD0--— Th ng Order. New York. St. Lou's Van Haltran, cf Burkett. 1 te itd of. 1b, mee, Padden, 2b. Wallace, $8. Kruger. 3p. 2 POLO GROUNDS, May 2 Much wisdom 1a o!4 Like spred the partion But Davis and bis Giant thisk i To give them both a thrashing the ben wer Davis—They've got beat un twice before we lone firat to Davis the aid tepa not waste He any He Manager tears over sorry, of course relegate the Giants’ nex still further to the rear he was well satiated to nies but and gain « lead polnta tn So he « Bell do the condo! Magoon, who war discons deprived by the weather chance to even teems with rythmt any basebaliist who ts in and slipped the following pathy into Magoon's 1 parted Mush, Mainie We've deat dusa, to yout jeat gleam ot Youg 860 pomething eaater Dy and Dy the Jimmy Pop Scknowledged that credit idea was due to his old friend (Continued on Eighth Page.) pL) )__ ~ SECRET ORDERS “FRED” FLECK i ARE BARRED. United Presbyterian Assembly Takes Sur- prising Action. DES MOINES, Iowa, May %—By a Vote of 9) to 62 the Gen e United Presbyter! f{ternoon adopted the Jitictary Committee ereed with regard t it expels thone 1 who are now orders ee PILOTAGE CASE DECIDED. Supreme ¢ Interent a on Matter of eo United @ upon Ramadsell. Com- Supreme Court ¢ Hon case of the questions f New ¥ vtage on foreign ward bound, to Was whethe Naval Cadets Play Hareball, The «ame yabee and The Shameiceny, Meets the Pirate. rk | WEATHER FORECAST. 3 s uM New York 3 + Unnettled ® 3 wee een * auow. ® be winda, « Hall Is Found to Be:- ore Orderly. Alderman “Frei Fleck. who has been: on trial in the Court of Spectal Sessions’ on the charge that the Manhattan con: acquitted this afternoom, £ noipal witness against Fleece Edward Becherer, a detective im). the employ of the Committee of Fifteea, |who testified to alleged immoral acts t he had seen in the place. Neigh> bors of Fleck swore that the place was. ord Justices Tinedale. Holbrook and Jee obs, who heard the testimony, found fer. the Alderman unanimously, There wae a large crowd of Fleck’s trlends in Court when the decison was announced aad they made a demonstration. Z —————— WOOLLEN MILLS TO BE SOLD:: Mortagage of #250,000 te Be Dis Foreclosed. BURLINGTON, Vi. May 3—A mowt- gage of £9.00 on the property of @e B Winooski and Colchester and Cotton Yarn Mills {sce Be 1 the three plants sold at» on the mortgage beens 'SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS. Insniar Caseg Until October. ' May 2% —After a) ee “ minutes to-day the United adjourned until in October, The! Other, Neat Lenves sion of | States Supreme The tao remaining ‘insular cases—one’ of the fourteen diarpond. je Philippines, Dooley cass uestion of e@xportations United States to Porto Rico—falle@ receive attention to-day and | they? over until the next term, Pennaylvente