The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1901, Page 1

s Ng SANTOS-DUMONT. WEATHER-Storms té-night; /| NIGHT SEDEnION In His Wonderful AireShip, sal] FLIES TO-DAY ¢ Over Paris for the SUNDAY WORLD. See His Own Sunday cloudy. CONFERENCE OF WARRING STEEL MEN FRUITLESS. Strikers’ Committee Issues a Public Statement, but Refrains from Outlining Future Action—Believed that the Strike Will Extend all-Over the Country. v uy! Will Not Be Paid While re <aVe by the Executive Committee of the Amalgamated Stecl Workers In the 1s House this afternoon, every steel worker who is a member of a Vat organization will be ordered to quit work next week. The order m not go forth Monday, although it Is lHkely. That it witl be issued there $s at the present time scarcely a doubt. At. the conclusion of the secret meeting of the Steel Strikers’ Com- mittee this afternoon the following btatemedt was given out: “We, the me.nbers of the Executive | Board of the Amalgamated Association of fron, 8 deem ing It in the public through the preas with r ence to the present relations between on result gf the conference held np a statement: The officials of the United States Steel Company, Hone where thes von: tin tha “Th the Us to. It states withdrawn ement by the underlying companie: tation and tfon, the Unite Present the fo States owing OF, {nstead of resuming negotla- were nded at the Md July 1, 12 and 13, have Propositioma made at that are now offering much less agreed to stand for then, following {4 the proposition which tates Sivel Corporation gave ay as thelr ultimatum: will be observed that the preamble simply that United Statc# oration officals will advise set- Hees hi n they Un! Proamble, conditions under which we bus Hc sign “Americal Willing to advise settlement of labor Tin Inesxs shall procoed Piate un Company the ci or | tract sigtied with the Amalgamated See tlon as of July 1, 19 n scale for all of the mills owned Steel Hoop Company should the American Steel Hoop Company that Were signed for Inet yenr. “American Sheet Steel Company should sign the scale for all the milla of thle company that were signed last ¥enr excepting “the Old Meadow and Saltsbury mills. We deatre to pretace our proposition by directing attention to the fact thes It 1s a modification of that which was offered ortginally at the last confer- ence, aa at he one preceding ft. requlred signatures of the scales from all the millsowned and operated by the United States Steel Corporation which In the proposition given below we ask that the scale be signed for mone but those mills which are orjan- ize and where the men ceasing to work above signified their deside to be | coneced with the Amalgamated Auso- j elatin, | This mouification haa been made be cause the trust officials declared that (Continued on Second Page.) HALT CALLED TO “CITY EMPLOYEES. Absent Uniess Excused. The Corporation Counsel sent out a notice that was posted in all city bulld- ings to-day tn which {t was stated that | no member of any department would be! entitled to pay while absent uniess aucn absence was excused by him. Speaking of the order, Me, Whalen suid Numerous cases. which have been brought against the tity by én to recover compensation for the tum @uring which they were absent reveals S#ly { through | Hundred and ‘Ty the existence of a state of affairs whic should be stopped. In most of these cases the head of a department had |The Sixty-ainih Re certified the name of the’ absent om- PERCY NAGLE'S BIC OUTING. Kanawha Club Cele. brates the Getting of jman Cleaning Commissioner Percival gle gam The membdrs, es |club-house at One Hundged and Twenty. Hfourth etre th way. Garbage Contract. ! eae celebrate the victory of the gar- rae contract the Kanawha Club, of tho rty-fourth Assembly District, Tam- ny organization, of which S&reet- Na- ia leader, held its annual outing and nes to-day, (00 strong, left the t, near Lexington avenue, nthe morning, and par, Mistrict to the foot « boarded the On the howe w the ployee’ on the pay-roll, and this, the fice, to Keep the courts have hold, was an Indication and | The cra in) evidence of the fact that the relation. View ve at College Bae ahip which existed pepween the city and Min ge trale Faturn thea) Mii the employee\had not deen severed.” tifstrtet. noampanied be thee uwnad ae a TRANSPORT LENNOX FOUND. |» She te Ploked Slocum. BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3—The trans. port Lennox has been sighted off this port In tow of the United States tug | The Slocum had been search ing for the Lennox when word was|de brought tO this city that the tra mt Nad broken her shaft, on au when about 20 miles from port, On July 31a‘ bout in Shares fe of Mate Sprout put ane from the disabled. vessel to seek asatstance. It fell in with the aieamer Gcorga’ W. Loomis, ‘which brought the mute and his: crew . here with the story of the disaster. The Tennos solied trom Manila for this port F play of rod fire and Roman candles, co nurs Oy by Reet Tug! te Grov By Rellet Taw of transportat! (sei $ : : ommissioner Nagle, ng his broken thigh at ny to the Grove. Clty Mag- © Zeiler wan expected also to-vialt using his yacht aa the means mm, ———-. celeb tb binebbeeetetet WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast tor six hours en Snnday, Aug. York Clty and ‘Thunderstorms the thirty- ™ ne Sw for viet thin ry even- ims, Suniay partly cloudy; modern mperat who has been | Rockaway | ‘NOTED WHIP ARRIVES. HERE. Morris E. Howlett to FillEngagements at Newport. On the Cunard Ine steamship Cam- panla, which arrived to-day, was Morris E. Howlett, the noted whip, who won the James H. Myde $50 prize at the horse show last year, Mra. Howlett ac- companied him. e Mr, Howlett sald that he would main in thin city for some weeks, das a number of pupilx t6 four-tn-hand! driving. — He the Kay Shore horse show middle of this month, After th will go to Newport and give lessons Ul the Aeason clones, He will return to France about the Inst of January. Mr. Howlett brought with him two wets re- he WORK ON LOOP OTHER OF THE COMES TO HALT. — KAISER OVINE Federal t ! of harness and n collection of whips, He wili hire horses from a well-known stable, —_—$———_—_ IDENTIFIED CLOTHES. | Those of Meat Victiu Seen at H the Morgue. ° | Mary Carlnon, of 3 Canal atrect, | culled at the morgue to: J identi fled some garments longed to Mary Giles, an old woman of the sume address. Mrs, Carlson sald that on July 1 Mrs. Giles from the house. 3 had shown signs of senility, an@ when «he did not return | they feared some uactdent had happened |to her. The records show t! jseventy: on ruly 8, the cause veing put down as “from heat.” Bh y “from. je was buried tn Pot t Mary Giles, ad disappeared sent co the Repld -elght years old, died in Bellevue fort Temporarily Block Tunnel Building. ‘The Secretary of the Tri oficial custodian perty, hax not a who is ‘ederal ven hin code t Construction Company permitting the Invaslon of th ground underneath the vaults on the Mall street wide of the Post-Omice Bullding. Chief Oftice, the Post. constructor Engineer Fo: to-day notifies js section of the id Tram read that he could mot invade Gov ment territory until_official sanction for he work been received {rom the authorities ‘at Washington, ye, of the Authorities Physicians Believe She Cannot Live Much Longer. ) has arrived i sbroken at the h BYx k the No- ble, himmelf a victim of cancer, and her lant daya have deen full of, bitterness. Her health nas been rapidiy Calling for nome time and rhe was too {Ito go to her dying mother's bedalde, Ste With ea - Ia not yet sixty-one years old. Neh areciaalmnenmenalanm memset md STORY TO-M MORROW w Johnny Deegan Takes Denzer’s Place and Puzzles the Phillies for Several Innings. POLO GROUNDS, Aug. 2. pout. Jun wateh us from this, out For we shall no longer ling But be strictly in a Ian't !t wonderful what a difference a ‘couple of wine makes to ball players and fan alike? After yesterday's game there wasn't a cross word In the whole Dunch up at the Polo Grounds. “That's the way to play ball," rald a reoter; “and the crowd won't be able to get into the grounds to-morrow.” Aa;for the Glants, they frolicked like kittens on the way to the club-house. And to-day they came upon the grounds full of confidence in thetr ability to give the hustling Quakers a ond wallop- ing. Weather Threatening. ‘ ‘The day was werm and muggy to sultryness and leaden clouds hung over THER—Storma to-night; Sunday cloudy. The Batt New York. Philadelphia. Van Haltren, of. Thomas, cf. Belbach, If. Wolverton, 3b. Strang, 2b. Flick, rf. Hickman, 3b. Delehanty, If. MoFarland, Jennings, Lb, Davia, ss. McBride, rf. Bowerman, c. Hallman, Ganzel, 1b, Cross, #8: Orth, 'p. Denzer, p. Umplre—Emalte. the Polo Grounds, threatening = down- pour, It was not weather to ingpiro enthusinsm, but in apite of {¢ there were 2,000 peraona in the stand an hour before the game—a sure Indication of a holiday crowd later on that would tax the ca- pacity of the grounds, It was a good- natured crowd, too, one-third pretty | women, and none of edther sex was #0 foolish as to wear a coat. ‘The Quakers brought cot—the this side of Mason and Dixon's line. is something of’ a pitcher and tossed long their mas- ‘am in for tre Phillies th practice babe ung. He was full of Coontowa wit ang repartee, “Bend ‘em in swift, Smoke,” yelled @ rooter in the grand stand, “They'll need | the practice if Matty gets at ‘em.’ ‘Dem Phillies gwine t' win, dey am, Fo' ah'm dat fortune-tellta’ man. sang Smoke without a bresk in hie slab work, and the crowd howled, Deal Fell Through. A tteal for an exchange of players wit one or two other clubs which was cen- templated during the recent slump of the Glants bras been called off for the present, In fact the deal never took definite shape, but if an improvement had not been shown it would surely, / have been consummated. j There will be two games on Monday; for one admission, the first slaughter te begin at 2 P. M. and the second imme diately afterward. The first game will (Continued on Fourth Page) / SUICIDE IN SOUND OF WARREN LEWIS. Well-Known Sporting Man Leaps from Steamer Rhode Island and Searchers Can't Find Body. Warren Lewis, the well-known sport: ing man, committed sulctde luat night by leuplng from a Sound steamer—thi Rhode Jaland—while on the trip to Provi. dence, The body was not recovered He left a note in his stateroom revealing his Identity. Lewia won and made a fortune back- ing prizetightere from John 1. Sullivan to Corbett, and recently « tong streak « fortune fell to hin tot. He was sixty ears old and became depressed. He xald it seemed that he would never hake off the “hoodoo.” e¢ ran a hotel and resort in Brooklyn which he was forced to give up. ‘Then he opened a cafe at No, 429 Eighth ave- nue, but the “hoodoo” followed him and the place wan closed. Six months ago he opened a saloon at Third avenue and Sixty-ninth street, where he and non Htved, Business did not prosper and Lew! left the place yesterday without say- ing a word to his son, who later fo! a note from his father. He said that he was golng to commit sulcide and would leap from a Fall River boat Young lewis visited the wife Harry Walthers, at No. 1976 Lex venue this afternoon and was HE COT $1,400 ~ONFARY THLES |Torcello Borrowed Money from = Girl | and Relatives. | | & ling | Arthur 9, velt. 184 Bleocke and confidence o} of One Hundred and ‘Tilly avenue, re borrow nioney from her, her 1h brother, er collecting something it $1,400 they unm: A him, and now he is @ prisoner at Police Headquartors await- ing examination to-morrow. the story when he was notified of the tclde by ¢ ening World. Lewis was probably the most widely known aporting man tn America. Be- ides being associated with Sullivan, he bucked Jack Dempsey, Brooklyn Jimmy Carrol, Jack McAuliffe and "Kid" Me- He also handled “Jem'’ Hall, the fan, who fought Pritchard, of England. It is said that he lost $20,000 when Fitzsimmons's blow in Corbett's solar plexus won the fight at Carson Lewis a good-hearted, Mberal- handed man and had a host of friends. His who survives him, Ives at Ithaca, N.Y Lewis was was calm when he went aboard the Rhode Inland «-sterday, He prob- ably missed the Fail River boat he in- tended to take. He remained n deck until quite late md when the deck was nearly de- rted, coolly walked ¢o the rafl and SEC. GACE SAYS CLAIM 1S FALSE. Durkee Heirs Wanted $79,000,000 from Uncle Sam. » United States to-day thed | J he ne Supreme Court of | Dixtrict thelr answers the patton for a counting in con nection with the well-known Durke cluim ageinse the and rt in their ry wholly fmaginu: and fraudulent a LAWSON'S YACHT SCARED ‘EM Columbia Won by Only 47 Seconds in Haire Raising Finish. ! NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. 8 Start. Fintoh, bin coceeses 11.28.50 2.1688 Independence ..... 11.28.20 2.17.37 Columbia won on elapsed time by 47 seconds, or om corrected time by 1 mm jo nnd 18 seconds, as coon from shore. | \ In one of the most remarkable races ever sailed by %-footers, the Columbia won to-day from the Independence. 38 was a finish that enthralled the specta- tors from the fleet and on shore and struck dumb the racing experts, who, when the yachts had crossed the fintch point, collansed Into a few moments of tremendous enthusiasm. No more excite! man ever lived than Tom Lawson was on the last leg of the race, when Independence crept foot y foot uy on the Columbia, unttl 1 looked to the eager spectators that she must win. The yachts were fying be- «© a 15-knot breezo, and the speed of the Independence In that last ten miles will be the talk of ‘rocking chalr fleets’ for many months to come. Columbia Far Best to Windward. In rst l0-mnlie leg to the windward the Columbla showed her qualities, She fairly ran away from the Boston boat, turning the frst buoy 3m. and 10s. to the good. ‘The finish was ail of the race that could be ecen from the put! it was enough. Newport got such am awakening as she has not seen at @ regatta in many years The Columbia passat the last five-mile mark and passed wh At that point most a mile head of Law= nd covering distance! in~ did sty As the Independence 1 that mark she let out her: jit nd then the race for the Anak rea 1 d, thelr full salle turning: the; boal ation In law or in fact. They the records of the vasury Department fail to disclose any basle for the claim, ithout £ until the white shimmering hull of fo)