The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1903, Page 7

‘| We | 4 ay wy u TO FHT THE SHIPYARD TRIE Three/Hundred*Non-Union Men Sent to Shooter’s Island to Take the Places of Those WhorHave Gone Out. ARBITRATION NOW4REFUSED. Employers’ Association; Say Strike Was Ordered After They Had Appointed avCommittee)to Confer with Men. ‘Three hundred men were sent by the ‘Townsend-Downey Shipbullding Com- pany to thelr yards¢on Shooter's Island to-day, to take the iplaces.of the men ‘who went on strike Tuesday ‘out of eym- pathy for the boilermakers. To avert any possfble troubbe the non-union workmen, carpenters, caulkers, joiners and painters gathered \In South Brook- lyn and went over on a boatjtrom there. ‘The new men were landed!wit'.out in- cident and, went to work immediately. Other men will be employed as rapidly as they apply for work, the: company having signified the intention: of fight- ing the strikers to the end. As the yards are located on the ‘sland the Strikers can make no trouble for the men except when they go:to and from avork, Although the force sent over this morning is not euffictent to, operate the piant at its full capacity the officials eay there will be no serous halt in the work. They are already predicting de- feat for the strikers, A general strike of the men in all yards 1s now looked upon by the men | as the only chance to win at:the Town- | eend-Downey plant. The ironworkerg | in forty yards are already out and/ meetings are being held cach night in an effcrt to call out the workmen in other branches of the trade. If this is accomplished the men will be in a bet- ter position to dictate terms to the master yhipbuilders, | ‘The New York Metal Trades Associa- | tion, the employers’ union, has deliv- | ered an ullmatum to ‘the Marine Trades’ Council, declaring that no arbi- tration of differences will be considered | es long as the men are on strike. Be- fore they consent to the appointment of & committee or disouss the affair wi rioug yards, The letter read: H c_lmagmuch as the, Marine Trades ‘ourics! as declared a yympathetic Strike against. the ‘Townsend-Downey Company and this strike was declared after the Marine Trades Council had! been notified of the appointment of a committee ofg this association to con- fer with a committee of the Marine Trades Council, I beg to advise you that the committee of this association wil not confer with the committee of the Marine Trades Council unil this strike ts declared off." h eide accuses. the other with at- templing! to *Gestroy ‘the other aie that the union was threatened by the attitude of the mas- ter shipbullders, and Henry T. Hunter, of the Metal Trades’ Association, has | made a statement that the union’ men | are seeking to disrupt the shisibullders' | aasociation, Police Capt. Nally, of the, Eighteenth Precinct, sent a detail of seven men to Ghooter’s sland to-day, Ordinarily there is only one policeman on duty there. Policemen were also stationed at the ferry landing at Mariners’ Har- bor so as to be ready to suppress an disturbance that might arise. None of the strikers can get to Shooters Island on the ferryboat as no one is allowed on board without proper credentials. At the plant of the Burleo Drydock and Shipbuilding Company, at’ Port Richmond, the striking bofermakers and iron Atters are still out, but Supt McLaughlin believes that if ‘the Town- send & Downey Company ‘pucceed in getting a full complement. of men by noon the Burlee strikers will return to work. HIS COAT BUTTONS ARE GOLD COS A Queer Character Charged with Drunkenness Convinces Magistrate He Was Really Ill. strikers contend In ithe line of “drunks and dieonder- es" arraigned before Mngistrate Bar- Jow, in the Centre Street Court this moPhing, was'an old man, rather stout and apparently suffering from esthma, He was clad in an old blue army coat ‘and yest, and for buttons wore two and @ half and five dollar gold coins. A ten dollae gold coln was suspended from his fwateh chain. Policeman Palmiter tol Magistrate Barlow he had found the old man et man, ‘T always aot thak way owing to fnfirmities.”" “What's your name? Magistrate Bar- low inquired, . “James ‘Thorp, Eaq., of No, 54 West. One Hundred and Dighty-fifth street,” wes the reply, “I am no oniinary my the prisoner went on “I pay 920,000 taxes every year I refer ‘you to President Roosevelt's ‘ther-indanw, ‘broug! of orsp ‘Treasury man,” he conténued, Ep ty tegmmeretion The jolt, at as Boles. oy the ay ST, PETERSBURG, March 12.~The polite have caught the burglar that HENS ON STRIKE. Supply Grows Less Daily, Deal- ers. Say, and Reason for Birds’ Obstinacy Is Not Known to the Trade. ROOSTERS PASSED NEWS. Spread Pronupclamento frem Farm to Farm, and Willingly the Hens Quit Work as They Were Told to Do, And now, owing to the waywardness of the hens, New York is threatened On with an egg famine. Day dy day, ac- cording to the dealers, the supply grows bewutifully less, and a sharp rise in prices is predicted, Only 6,000 cases of exes were receiv- ed in New York yesterday—10,000 casei ‘below the normal dally average. Bos- ton gbdt 800 cases, Philadelphia 1,000 and Chicago 4,000, These four markets were | tn; between 35,000 and 40,000 cases below the aatly demand, Bach crate—or case as it is known in the trade—contains thirty dozen, 80 that New York had about 300,000 dozen less than it needed. The price, whole- gale, was 18 cents a dozen, and this notwithstanding the steady decrease in the supply for ithe last week. It 1s believed by dealers that before the end of the month the price will go up to 40 cents a dozen, and that will mean 4 ‘to 48 cents at retall for the consumer, who is now paying from 2. to 80 cents, Farmers say the word “strike” must have been passsed along from place to place by the roosters, who crowed the CHAIRMAN JONES CATICNLLY IL Former Senator from Arkansas Has Severe Attack of the Grip, and, It Is Feared, Is Breaking Down. ——— CAN’T STOP HIS HICCOUGHS. WASHINGTON, March 12,—While tis condition shows signs of improvement, friends are atill worried over the illness of James K. Jones, former'Senator from Arkansas and Chairman of the Demo- cratic Nattonal Committee. He has ‘been critically {ll for several Gaye and is not yet out of danger. He hasa very severe attack of grip, ¥| complicated with spasmodic hiccough- Ing, which the physicians have been trying for four days ‘to stop. It was greatly feared that Senator Jones wes rapidly ‘treaking down under the strain, and that unless the hiccoughs could be atopped he would be eo badly weakened that it might become tmpos- sible for him to rally from the attack of grip. They were debarred from using the usual remedies owing to the condi- tion of the Senator's heart. Senator Jones had @ severe attack of iiiness @ year and @ half ago from which it is*feared he never ¢ully re- covered. WATERS PIANOS | For fifty-eight years the “WATERS” have been known as standard high- grade pianos, and are famous for their fine tone and great durability. wy) Tid HORACE WATERS & CO. 134 Fifth Ave., nr. 18th St. Sey <e — ROCKEFELLER, Chicago University Startled by an Unexpected Outbreak When. the Oil Magnate Is} Mentioned. Don’t delay, but come to- morrow and secure a cele. brated Walters Piano for $195, Including stool and cover, Guaranteed for ten years, Piano delivered on first CHICAGO, March 12—There ta little ise discussed at the University of Chi- Oago to-day but the demonstration of yesterday when the name of John D. Rockefeller was publicly hissed by the Students of ‘the Institution to which the ens magnate has given mill- fons. ; by the Seung men ia ng ET tietefory to! F e 4 The name | [i offered by the words of t were being heard. the de! pt over 5 Th demonstration was followed by| an awful ailence. The apeaker took his seat and professors looked at each other in amazement. The work of the con- vention was resumed, but the affair had payment of $5. lost its spice, During. th explained that. the “hlesors meant s ‘BRO, represent the Democrets who are an- tagoniatic to Rockefeller on account of Sunday World Wants the telegrams sent to Senators protest- Work Monday Morning Wonders. 19 inst trust legislation. It was insisted that no slight was Intended. We Announce for Thursday and Friday An Exceptional Sale of Misses New Spring Suits, consisting of Black and Blue Cheviots and fancy light mix- tures in tan, blue and gray effects. An entirely new model in pleated blouse coat, postilion back, new pleated sleeve, and silk reyeres with fancy pleated skirt; sizes 14, 16, 18 years, at $24.50. —Also— Misses’ Pedestrienne Sutts, in fancy mixtures, Norfolk jacket and kilt pleat skirt;\sizes 14, 16, 18 years; 4 $22.50 cael: Lord & Taylor, Broadway and 2oth Street. After the Grip =, 4 more or less debilitated. | Came With one person it’s a back or chest ache, with anothera kidney pain, but anyhow you can’t count yourself out of danger till all your organs get back intoanormal, bedthy con- dition again. The quick- t est way—and also the saf- a 2—y est—is to put an coc PIASTER on the spot that hurts. It will gently open theskin pores and permit the healing vegetable gums with which the plaster is impregnated to act on the af- fected part, and then good-by pain. There is never any disappointment about the genuine Allcock’s. It is the one plaster that ALWAYS cures. Sale Ten Milhon Boxes a Year. CANDY CATHARTIC | thread falls and lies firmly just where it should. | with the added beauty of embroidered designs that sik their | Way in soft, scintillating tints through every gauzy mesh. > "THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1903. FEES CONE UP; STUDENTS HSS Mercerized Figured Cheviots and a large assortment of high- ly Mercerized Novel- ties, worth 35c. and 40c.; our price, 22¢ Broadway Cotton. Dainty triumphs of Textiles—fine, filmy, exquis- jite. Lovelier fabrics—airier, fairier—never left the looms. The spinning is perfect—smooth, sheer, strong—every eaving is a wonder-art with the Swiss. The spider’s web is their inspiration. They've caught the intricate trick, and con- jured these delicate, lustrous, crispy stuffs, enriching them Polka-dots sustain their sway. They are always neat and attractive, with the charm of simplicity. Tasteful women frequently choose them in preference to the more ornate effects. Lavender, blue, pink and navy Swisses, with silk- embroidered white dots, are 69c, They measure 45 inches wide. White dots on white grounds—with embroidered figures in blue, lavender, green, red and black, 32 inches wide, 79c. Fancy white egg-shaped spots, squares and other designs embroidered on pale blue, gray, navy, lavender, pink and black grounds, 45 inches wide, 98c. White florals and colored dots with black thread and ribbon stripes in blue, tan, red, lavender and white, 45 inches wide, $1.24. Broad stripes in self and contrasting colors, with rather large and very curious designs, embroidered in white, 45 inches wide, $1.39, Embroidered Lace-stripes and detached curly-cues in the following color com- bination: White on blue, on pink, on black, on green, on tan, and on gray; blue on white and on black; black on white, on gray and on red; cream on black and many others, 45 inches wide, $1.79. We haven't the temerity to describe the marvels at $1.98. They are grand— embroidered figures and scrolls, circular stripes, elaborate bow-knots, daintied with lace ihsertings, hemstitching and tucks—white and all the desirable colors. SilksLinen Tokio. -«». x0« Woven of higest grade silk and linen. The finish is soft, with a shimmery [ueree sleven Jacquard patterns in natural linen shade and glace mixtures. | , The dust of trains and the mists of mountain and sea do not injure them. Hence they are ideal for summer gowns, coats and raglans—30 inches wide, $1.19. French Dress Goods.-« »..«» «. Reduced to $1.24. F A Sa of superb imported weaves, Flecked Zibelines, Plaided Zibelines, Melange Canvas, Bourettes and other sea- sonable novelties. Skirt lengths; dress lengths—and only one pattern of each. The woman who selects from them may be confident of exclusiveness—and that's a quality rarely associated with the price we name: 2 #1, a Regular $3.74 grades at $ 1 Bd Regular $4.49 grades at 4 Ba $4.24 Regular $2.98 grades at Regular $3.49 grades at Printed Cottons,—owenen. Hemstitched and Corded Printed Batiste, very sheer, great assortment of designs and colorings, includin, solids, manufactured at be sold this season at 15c.; ite-.: ae 10c. beaver, black, white- «: ‘Scotch Madras—received by us di- “Quo Vadis” rect from the ‘ow makers— newest designs and colorings for women’s waists and men’s shirts, regular 25c, qualities; se" 14c, Gros Roman & Co. best Percale— imported from France this season, Dozens of designs on white and tinted grounds, sold regularly at ates Special at 14c. Flecked Canvas Suiting, very popu- lar for waists and dresses—white flecks on tan, reseda, cadet, red, black and black on white. Exactly the same uallty is sold by others at 25c. a 5 rn at 18c. Women’s Suits.-»7. =. Our Suit department! The lull that intervened between the close of Winter and the beginning of Spring was too brief to be perceptible. Spon- taneous transition, Spring fashions dominate now—they are regnant-- radiant and refreshing with all the charm and chic that have blossomed beneath the art-touches of style-setters here and abroad. The display is winsome, imposing. Materials, trimmings, colors—effects created by combinations, and original bits of quaint beauty that stand out strikingly are of absorbing interest to all whose minds are on Spnag Dress. The Blouse is in control—it has been modified in half a score of graceful forms—and is the supreme vogue of the period. To be awfait you must be bloused. Blouse Suits, made of black ladies’ cloth, cape collar, vestee of molre trimmed with braid, lined with taf- Suede and MPR’D BY A. L. GU Eclair Quality, $1 44 Plaited Blouse Suits, made of black ladies’ cloth, trimmed with stitched peau de soie, fancy sleeves, lined with feta; gore flare plaited skirt, made} taffeta; nine-gored flare skirt, plaited over sik drop, value $32.50; our| to match the blouse, made over silk price, $24.96, drop, value $36.00; our price, $29.74, Fancy tailored Suits, made of black, blue and castor voile, long plaited coat, blouse style, postilion back, cape and stole effect, Costumes—same material and colors—fancy plaited blouse, appliqued | taffeta collar lined with taffeta, skirts trimmed or plaited to match blouse, | made over taffeta drop, value $70.00; our price $49.96, j $2.50 Umbrellas at $1.49.-#.3: Union Taffeta—far more serviceable than many silks. Paragon frames, case and tassels. Plain and fancy handles—the variety is too great to permit of descriptions. 26 and 28 inches. They are worth $2.50. The price is $1.49. Men’s $1.50 Negligee Shirts at 9 Men's Negligee Shirts made of extra quality Madras cloth, new Spring patterns and colorings, includ~ in bluevand-white, black-and-white, sryrsie white and many other combinations; else~ 4c“ Sith Ot. " R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Afe Their Low Prices. ACYS Imported Embroidered Swisses. 3s:s:| Women’s Extra Sized Hosiery and) ] Swisses from St. Gall—the apotheosis—the glorification of ‘ Most stores make very meagre, very inadequate provision for, women. They are either ignorant of the number whose avoirdupois is | sufficiently heavy to require Hosiery and Underwear in extra sizes, or are" indifferent to the needs of such customers. We are fully alive to the im Portance of serving @// who come here. That’s why our repr while in the European markets, bought Hosiery and Underwear for larg women as lavishly, relatively, as for small and medium sized ones, will be welcome news for hundreds who have inquired for extra sizes elses where only to be chagrined and annoyed by a scanty excuse, scantier stock. We don’t think a house in America is readier for large: women than we, and you'll find our prices very, very reasonable. a Wonrten’s Gloves. “Lady Washington” Two-clasp Real ®|Kid Glace Gloves—ign, brown, grav, French Kid Glace Gloves—clasps, nervura embroidery, tan,beaver, brown,slate black andwhite Sole Agents in New York for the celebrated ‘HJOUVIN fog IGNIE’ CONCESS. Mazarin Quality, Visit Our Dressmaking Department. Fine Wines for Medicinal When you buy by the gallon we furnish jug free. James E. Pepper Whiskey, five years old, regular price, $2.64 bottle; for this sale, gal., tle, 49c. Pomona Rye Whiskey, sixteen years old, our regular 1.99 a bottle; for t bottle, $1.51. Gibson's Pure Rye Whiskey, $2.94; bottle, 74c, Mount Vernon Whiskey, gal. $2.94; bottle, 74c, Old Crow Whiskey, gal, $3.24; bot- tle, 78c. James E, years old; gal Young's Y. P. M, Whiskey, sold by others at $5.00 a gal, and $1.25 a bot- le; our price for this sale, gal, bottle, Monogram Rye Whiskey, Macy's Spe- clal, twelve years old; gal., $5.38; bot- tle, $1.23. Genuine Old Brolio Chianti, Baron Ricasoli Brolio’s Vineyards in Chianti, Italy. Case of twelve quarts, $6.74; bot- tle, 61 f ty ints, $7,99;] Lemon Cling Peaches, faite 60 dour plat B18 brand, case 2 two prey x ac, A, Usher & Co.'s Gold Cap, bottle, 89e. A. Usher & Co's lal, bottle, 930. Sanderson's Mountain bottle, Materials, Bolg 34th to 35th St. (ec Underwear. or a stilt The Hosiery, + #0.” Women's Imported Black Cotton Hose, double soles, heels and toes, sizes to 10%, at 29. a Women’s Imported Cotton Hose, ribbed tops, very elastic, black, slate, tim and unbleached—and Black cotton, plain tops, unbleached split feet, sizes 8’ to 104%, at 39c. ; Women's Imported Ingrain Black Cotton Hose, unbleached split feet, at 44c. Women's Imported Lisle Thread Hose, gauze and medium weights, soles, heels and toes, at 44c. Women's Imported Lisle Thread Hose, new and effective designs, at 49¢. Women's: Imported Ingrain Cotton Hose, fine quality, double soles, heels toes, at 69c. s, Women's Imported Lisle Thread Hose, gauze and medium weights, d soles, heels and toes, at 69c. ‘ Women's Imported Fine Gauze Lisle Thread Hose, double soles, heels and at 89c. Women’s Imported Ltsle Thread Hose, lace ankles on plain grounds, spi heels and toes, at 69c. z ‘Women's Imported Lace Lisle Thread Hose, large variety of pretty d spliced heels and toes, at $1.19. Women’s Black Lisle Thread Hose, insteps enhanced by lace inserting on grounds, at $1.49. Women's Black Spun Silk Hose, Richelieu rib, spliced heels and toes, at $4. Women's Black Pure Silk Hose, Richelieu rib, spliced heels and toes, at $2.29. The Underwear,-=». c«. Women's Lisle Thread and Cotton Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless; Hibbed and fancy drop-stitch and Fine ribbed lisle thread, with short at 24c. Women’s Lisle Thread Fine Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless; plain tops 4 ished with silk ribbons, at 39c. Ay Women’s Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, neck finished with at 49c, French bands, umbrell he t Y Women's Lisle Thread Ribbed Drawers, trimmed with lace, at 4c. Women’s Lisle Thread Ribbed Drawers, French bands trimmed with lace, at BAe Women's Shaped Ribbed Cotton Vests, high neck, short and long s! and front trimmed with hand crocheting; Pants to match, ats tengtht ished with French bands; at 59c. a pel Ee Women's Shaped Ribbed Silk-and-Cotton neck, sleeveless; heck. short and fong sleeves; Pants to match, knee length, at S8e. "Sroeaen, 98° $1 24 variably shown that when done inferior are other store Groceries, qualit; for quality, as advantageously to consumer as we do. No, 1 Shore Mackerel, finest qi large, white, fat fish without hes talls, 10-pound pails, our $2.09; for this sale, $1.74, Nore Mackerel, five-pound kits, ie 4 Mixed Holland Herring, put up in kegs, No, 1, 79¢.; Extra, 99c. ¥, mcs oun rig, ot om George’s Codfish, three-pound en boxes, 28c. i ip Codfish, extra fancy steaks, packed fa Maine, pound boxes. 18c. Codfish Threads, half-pound pac! High-grade, 79c. a dozen, 7c. $] 69 Fourth ‘Fooor, Spiced Anchovies, cans, 14c.; pL 27c.; large kegs, 38c. 7 Lily White Salmon, best quality G lumbia River fish, packed from choicest cuts; specially selected pou flat cans, case of four dozen, fea 19c. each, Half-pound cans, case four dozen, $4.92; 11c, each, * Marshall’s Aberdeen Kippered Herring, $1.69 2 dozen; can, 15c. Canadian Kippered Herring, $1.33 @ dozen; can, 12c. : Bismarck Herring, large cans, $4.34 @ dozen; 38c, each; small cans, $3.14 8 — dozen; 28c. each, Dunbar’s Barataria’ Fresh Siriaas ia glass Jars, $2.66 dozen; 24c, Vim — Malta Vita —~ Tryabita —Cero- Fruto—Xcelo — Eat-a-biscult — ded Wheat—Carolina Rice dozen packages, $1.08. c Uses,» 7. Sain; bot! price, 99.24 4. gal, is sale, gal., $7.24; gal, Finch's Golden Wedding Whiskey,| Lily White Flour, excellent seven years old; gal, $3.74; bottle,| barrel, $4.48; half-barrel, $2.56; 24 84c, pound bags, S6c, Red Star Coffee, our regular price 29¢. a pound; for this sale, 23¢, Teas, Ely White Chop brand—For- mose Oolong, English Breakfast, Poy \ lon, Mixed, Japan, Young Hyson snd iy Gunpowder; our regular price, 68¢, a pound; for this sale, $9¢, ie ie Imported Macaroni—Leon ct 4 Panes, Whiskey, twelve , $3.98; bottle, 97¢, Cle’s brand, 2§-pound boxes, pound packages, 10c, Macaroni, Marvell brand, g¢ sold at 16¢. a ; Our Egg Noodles, fine, medium and package, Se, E from Yellow Crawford Peaches, Scotch Whiskey. Brand Erei teed ic,