The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1903, Page 9

Las = eo . ALMA NE PLE OT TP THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1903. Smeets ST LITE Tey PONMPTENT RPT TH SOME TYPES OF THE BAYONNE GIRLS WAO WENT OUT ON A STRIKE IO GET WORK, AND A PORTRAIT OF THEIR CONFIDENT LEADER. FREE, FROM GARE and:TOIL, CIRLS STRIKE T0 CET MORE WORK Employees of a Bayonne Silk Mill Not Kept Busy Enough, They Say, to Earn a Fair Livelihood. One hundred and fifty girls walked out of the big silk mill belonging to Schwarzenbach, Huber & Co., located at Highteenth street and Avenue E, Bay- onne, and have resolutely refused to re- turn to work till their demands, formu- lated by a committee of strikers which ealied on Supt. George Alpesh, have been complied with. Encounters between the eels and girls who remained at work have been frequent, and the Bayonne police were called on to protect the factory. A re- markable feature of the strike Is what the girls demand not more wages, but more work. Until they went out they received a certain stated sum weekly, and in ad- dition were paid for piece work at the rate of 11 8-4 cents for 600 yards of silk. The stated weekly wage !s besides asking that this be increased to $3 the girls want the assurance of suf- Gcient piece work to bring thelr aver- age weekly wages to $5. ‘The superintendent has not yet given @ final answer to their demands, but claims that only a small portion of the force is involved in the strike, while the girls say there are not more than fifty women working In the factory, and that the greater number of these were taken from West Hoboken by the com- pany to fill their places. : Refuse to Go Back. The girls who refuse to go back to work are weavers, warpers, winders and reelers, who made, while at work, any- rom $3 to $5 a week. They are ivided into two committees, one repre- eenting the weavers, the other the warpers. Misses Emma Savard, Katie Brennan, Mamie Fitzpatrick, Tessie Rigleyn, Flossie Finan, Mary Gelger and Mary Sweeny represent the warpers, and Misses Katie Coghlan, Ethel Brown, Maggie Degion and Mamie Hagan the ‘weavers. The young women met last night in Dillon's Hall, Avenue D and Nineteenth street, Bayonne, and yoted unanimously not to return to work till thelr demands had been complied with, The speakers were particularly loud tn thelr denun-' ciations of Lizzie Kick, a weaver, who, they claim, led the others to strike, and, after remaining out a few hours, went back to work at the regular wage. After the meeting a crowd of girls gathered around the hall, and, while they were talking, the offending Lizzie passed them and entered a near-by ice-cream parlor. ‘As soon as she appeared the striking girls set up a chorus of hoots and erles of “Scab!” and followed her into the store. Miss Kick was soundly beaten by the strikers, but finally broke away from them and leaped out of a rear window of the store. Several of the Strikers followed but, by jumping over fences and skirting through alleyways, the victim finally succeeded in boarding a car to her home. Called Out the Bluecoats, he girls have been loitering around ue matory doors at 6 o'clock, and after several Re ait encounters be- tween strikers aid girls who had taken thelr places, the mi fi owners called on the Bayonne police for protection, Acting | Inspector Van Horn and a Jat und were detailed to protect the ployees, and since the bluecoats ade their appearance the strikers fi hav CammeveR Men’s Furnishing Department OFFERS UNUSUAL BARGAINS In Men's Summer Underwear. Men’s fine White Sea Island cotton ventilated Shirts and Drawers, value 75¢., 2 5 C per garment........ teather- Men’s fine. qualit: weight Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, longor short sleeves, value 75c., per gar- 2 5 C MeNt..205- Sc ece ee An extra fine grade of the celebrated Otis-Underwear, in fancy, Balbriggans, includin tan, igi blue, navy, pink an laven all absolutely fast colors, value $1.00, “y have made no attempt to molest those who remained at wor ‘The leaders of the striking warpers are Katle Brennan and Emma Savard. The latter was not to be found in Bay- one, as Ldasle Kick had obtained a warrant for her arrest, charging her with being one of the ‘party who at- tacked her In the ice-cream saloon. The excitement In Bayonne was 90 Breat to-day that when Miss Kick and nnother warper, Maggie Taylor, left the factory, presumably on thelr’ way to obtain a warrant, they were followed by a_crowd of strikers, ‘Miss Brennan, when secon at her home py_an Evening World reporter, said: } don’t want to speak for all the girls, but Iam not going back to work till ‘the superintendent gives a final answer to our demands. I am the old- est of four sisters who all work tn the mill, and try as hard as we don't miiketiore than #10 a week sil torettion We work from 7 in the morning till 6 at night and we think we ought to have more money. As we do not belong to a regular union we may not succeed this time, but at our regular meeting next Tuesday night two regular union men will be present and T expect we will be organized imto a regular body and join the union. Knows What to Expect. “I beard to-day the company had brought girls over from West Hoboken to take our places. It that is true those girls will have a hard time of it, 1 can tell you. The superintendent knows what to expect, for to-day when the strikers gathered outside at the noon hour waiting for the new girls to £0 to lunch Albach sent two’ of three men out and had thelr lunch taken In to them. Ever since the strike started the foreladies have accompanted the girls who remained at work to the cars, and yesterday and to-day the police have non duty. “T" won't £0. back to work at the old wages and ‘hone of the ovher girls will. Albach says the strike is over, but do not believe It. ‘At the factory Supt. Albach said that the strikers wanted a certan sum of ie was practically over and that he did not intend to gtve out any information concerning it. —— Realism in the Pulpit. There is danger of making pulpit realism too melodramatic, says the At- lanta Constitution. A conservative old Scotch dominte. desiring to revive a healthy fear of the orthodox hades in his frivolous congregation, preached a hot brimstone sermon and had his sex- ton howl dismally and clank chains at a telling juncture in the discourse. In the panic whtch ensued many were in- jured and the church is now divided against itself. SOME of the CHILD STRIKERS. MY, BUT THIS IS GENEROUS! Art Commission Gives Secretary | Maltbie $150 to Study and| Report on 13 European Cities How to visit thirteen European cities, | day study municipal art, as well as pur- chase maps, plans and fllustrated ma- terial, all for $150, Is the question of tho hour now with Assistant Secretary upon noteworthy modern Instances of city embellisnment, including boule- vards, bridges, plazas, interior as well as exterior decoration of public and quasi-public buildings and matters con- nected therewith, visiting the cites of Copenhagen, Stockholm, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Vienna, Budapest, Munich, Dresden, Berlin, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bruesels and Parts, and to purchase maps, plans and {llustrated material, subject to Instructions by the commis- sion and committee, and that the time occupied in such duties be understood +» Include the vacation usually allowed tum, How do you propose spending all the money?” the secretary was asked to- “here won't be any to spend after the steamship fare is paid," he an- swered. Practical Exp Maltble, af the Art Commission. The aesthetic gentlemen composing that body | who have in their charge the embellish- ment of the city, purpose sending the essistamt secretary abroad to study civic art in the thirteen largest cities in Burope, and have set aside a gener-!| ous appropriation of $150 for the secre-| tary's expenses. He Jp figuring jt out. Here are a few of the things that the Commission expect the secretary to do for that $160: To inquire and report (From the Chicago “gure, Vd advise you to get married,’ jsaid the man with the frayed trousers. *\ fellow never knows how cheaply he can lve’ ull he acquires a hustlin economical wife. Why, before I wa | marr cent but_ now" — and not man who was in search of informa atic on, “Oh, my wife supports me naw," citizen, piled ‘the easy-Koin ML tell ‘ou, oy. f single Hileavesiiens a block and a half.’ A I couldn't support myself de- queried the young re- 1 matrimonial bliss beats Simpson Cravford Co3Simpson Cravford CoasSimpson Cravford Co. The Very Best Things to Eat Cost No More than Inferior Sorts—If You Go to the Right Store for Them. W are no novices in the grocery business, even though our groceries are new and the department is new to the Simpson Crawford store. The right sort of experience, coupled with a knowl- edge of the people's wants, have combined to give us a better store than the world has yet known. The fact is exemplified in No matter how simple the meal may be, QUALITY makes it appetizing. everything you buy here. It can rule or ruin, On this foundatign we gather our foods, combining with them healthful surroundings and meritorious display. “ if prices fall below the usual level, where quality IS the moving factor, you have our word that it is due to our organization and facilities, and that there can be no inferiority at any price—here. COFFEE—High grade Java, dry roast; 1b... oe tipi putea Ibs., 6B. ; Ib. by eende Coe $1.00 Pnelish Breakfast, on, Japan, Young Hyson, 3-lb, cakdye 108) 710 TDA—All 4c. Young Hyson, Un- colored Japan, Qolong, straight or mixed, 8 Ibs., 1,00; Ib.. 35 SHREDOED WHEAT Natural Food Co. Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit or Grape Nut; package..10 POTTED MEATS—Armour’s ttel or devilled Chicken or Tur- ey, Mlb. can, 18c.; %-bb. can,,.10 BONDED MEATS—Armour's Boned Chicken or Turkey, Ib. sc. 5 Yel, can, Bie BAKED BE ‘8 plain or with tomato sauce, 2-Ib. can...7 CHEESE—Domestio Swiss, Ver- mont Sage or New Tore State full cream, 1b. 18 SARDINES—A. J. Martel, French, if pure pilye oil, key opener, wy fitecey 19 Mocha and 25 Guinness's Stout, imported, don Black and White Scotch Whiskey, Imported’ in. glass, regular price $199; our price, bottlene ss 1-OD (Red Fox Ale, best ate made oP America, sold ‘elsewhere at $1.2: our price, dozen. a jeone ney, imported Comnas, ran sei Vermouth, 3 case, 5.25; bot., im- pat Crow Whiskey al, 2. Re nieale R “Whisk I aitimore, rich and ae 2 25c\ Friday’s Special List: a LEMONS—Drishe, Juicy plometnas vels, doz. . Si DELICATESSEN — Swift's Pre- iced to ay ae UP_Paltsade Manu- facturing pure raspberry or strawberry, qt. bottl Pint bottle . SALAD DRESSING—Yacht Club, only the finest ingredients used in this preparation, large bottle.....4 Mean 2 MA LADE-Rartley's or Royal ‘peur doz. Jar... 15 ar PIOKLES — Royal Stuart Gher- King or Mixed Pickles, patent top bottles, special, 2 bottles, +25 Some Important Specials in Wines and Liquors. Finch's Whiskey, Califorpla Port and Sher cording to age and qualtt 1.75, 1.45, 1.15 and. Gold gal. California Claret and Zin folly mature bottle ri Jon, 80 and. Laubscnheimer, {mported Rhine Frank- Wine from Gebr. Ehrhard: 4.85 furt-a-M,, case of 12 qts. Diedesheimer, deuported “Rhine Wine Gebr. Ehrhardt, Frank- furt-a-M., case of 12 qts....+..5.50 SIXTH FLOOR. BUTTOR—Meadow Brook Cream- wry, packed In Tb. paraffine Ii carton, not delivered, Ib. SUGAR—Best granulat HGGS—New Laid Orange County Epes, packed dos. in carton, not jelivered, doz. 19 “CRACKERS In: er - Seal, Social ‘Teas or 6 o'Clock Teas, package...8 CHOCOLATE —R 0 y Stuart, TOMATOES—Cameron, whole, red ripe, large can, do: 1.50 Can seveeer 11 TOMATORS—Southorn arown cold packed, can 9 desheimer, imported Rhine Wine from Gebr. Bhrhurdt, Franke furt-a-M., case of 12 qts...... 5.90 St, Jullen Claret, importea from Jean “Bresnac et, Fils, Bordeaux, France, case of 12 ats. 4,50, Margaux, imported from Jean Bresnac et Pils, Bordeaux, France, case of 12 qts. 5.25, Pontet Canet, imported Claret from Jean, Breanac Tet Fils, Bor. deaux, Fi case of 12 as ay +506 fine for med- seinat Purposes, 1 ER high c! wile wike; came of i at Mr. laws of the church: Any one tried ty a church should be “A Wonder-Working Remedy for KNOCKOUT FOR allowed every opportunity, both as to ” a time, pla and clroumatances, to vin- “- [unm piace and circumstances, © in| Women,” Says Mrs. Brown. Va house should | neline to mercy. | culd be made manifest that the] ti not to punish but to reclaim.” | 5 Y , replied that ‘Waldron ¢ vis @ member of the spiritual bod ch thureh—the Chu rot of the | Tones and Strengthens Every Weak Lanamaging he temporal ature Organ and Invigorates the ; d that, while the courts Whole System. over’ the corporation, Paine's Celery Compound has been) irregularities commenced to make my Waldron’s demand for a por side: Writ of Reinstatement in the oe Baptist Temple Is Denied by), cnsn conte Justice Blanchard. wer the spiritual body, itary private organiza- th —— -- oer eee hard sustained thls view | specially prepared for the relief and cure) life miserable. Though | sought % Justice Blanc in the Supreme | of any anita that afflict we Heel best juedteal advice, ead te to-day. denied application of | p, = f and never fails to give a new and| seemed to increase, and re ly, soon’ Montaguel Waldton; of Noi #8, oe from Noveltnta’ Vtettmm. |i eaithy tone to the female organs; it re-| the advice of a friend, 1 used ‘patne'’s i atreol, foe a. welt: of|| a, (reamune Allahsad Pioneer), moves relaxed debility and unhealthy se-| Celery Compound, and ‘found it to bea nda compelling “the |, 07 Ankle Indian Js usually depleted | cretions; it purities the blood and estab-| wonder-working compound. 1 10 reinstate Him an 8 [hog Sin eeett,, Nowelist an @ belPe | lishes 4 perfect and vigorous health./ used five bottles and can truthfully and a deacon In the chureh, (Whose unfortunate addiction to currles| Mrs, V, Brown, Vineland, Cal. writes |am a new woman. | owe my Ne ts J 4 and short pegs has tnd 4 a tempera- Hows | present goad health to ee Tn his petition for the writ Dencon|ment far from. sun: ‘and, gthoush yefarmalel troubles andl ScimBeuRa Waldron said he had been a member leome kin have. endeny BEZEL eS vf the church and one of the Board of al na for several years, but wae ex- canted as just th cole has come t true and only type pelled from the Board and the church |‘ without a trial, He quoted from the by- WORLD WANTS WORK WONDER We Give Green Trading Stamps. S THE BIG STORE ue ACITY IN ITSELF G : 16"&19"STS SIXTH AVE. pect ne arte rourrtame Display of Famous Paintings will begin to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock in the Auditorium cn the Fifth Flocr. There wil®be on exhibition the three celebrated paintings known as ‘Jerusalem in Her Glory.” “Jerusalem of To-Day’ and ‘Jerusalem as She Ma picts These are the largest Waier-coler Paintings known, and were executed by Danish artist. The Paintings are exhibited under th tronage of the Palestine gat ploring Scciety of Ergland, and are wonderfully reali: No price of admission will be charged. It 1s simply an extra feature of interest 4 at The Big Stere Special Cables on the Ohird Floor Crowded With Bargains. SPLENDID VARIETY OF NEWEST SAMPLES, representing next Fall's purchases, are offered 5 At % to % the Prices that Usually Prevail. . Buy now, even if you won't need a new bit of China for months to come. You will be delighted with the broad and rich range of selections. Each bargain table is so arranged as to make buying not crly easy, but to give you the best choice without loss of time. ON TABLE I. An astonishing variety of Tea Pots, Pin Trays, Ash Trays. Creamers, Plates, Sauce Plates, Bread and Butter Plates, Fruit Plates. Mugs, Mustards, etc.; regular prices 25c. to 40c.4 special, ON TABLE 3. Water Pitchers, Cracker Jars, Condensed Milk ) Jars, Cake Plates, Syrup Pitchers, Manicure | ' 50¢ Trays, Brush and Comb Trays, Covered But- ter Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets, Chocolate Pots, Salad Bowls, Cups and Saucers, Plates, | etc., etc; regular prices $1 and $1.50; special, Spectacles a Ohe Boys’ wes etic es. ; a ie Washable Sutts, | 1, GS j e SOLID GOLD SPECTACLES; with Extra Crousers, ON TABLE 2. Sugar and Cream Sets, Tea Pots, Cracker Jars, Chocolate Pots, Cake Plates, Syrup Pitchers; Plates. all sizes; Cups and Saucers, all sizes; Salad fonts | | 00 | regular prices 50c. and 75c.; special, ON TABLE 4. ON TABLE 5. Miscellaneous lot of very fine Chocolate Pots, Cracker Jars. Salad Bowls, richly decorated samples of Cabarentes, Tea Pots Sugar and Cream | \ Jal Berry Sets, Ice Cream Sets, O- Fish Sets. Game Sets, Dinner | 150% 7, Foy 5 J Sets, Celery Trays, Cups and Saucers, Cake > } Plates, Chop Dishes, etc.; etc.; regular prices ‘4 00 $2 to $3: special, | Sets, etc., etc, For Intants. INFANTS’ LONG AND SHORT WHITE CAMBRIC SLIPS, bish- op and poke effect; sizes up to 2 years; each, INFANTS’ ALL-OVER EM- BROIDERY CAPS; full tp ruches; ribbon trimmed; generous tie soe sizes 12 to 15 inches; eac 250 straight or riding bow; also EYE- GLASSES, with patent offset or ad- jusable guards; fitted with fines quality periscopic lenses, 1.95 (Balcony, Main Floor, 18th St.) India Linon 3,000 yds. of fine quality of sheer » 10 25e Second Floor, Bast, 19th Gh: re : Screen Doors end Window Screens. These items are very special. You cannot match any one of them elsewhere at our prices. Please bring the correct measure, ments of doors and windows. Screen Doors. SCREEN DOORS, made strong; valnut finish; choice of 5 sizes, at, each, 75e SCREEN DOORS; nara wood, plain; made strong; at. each, ISe SCREEN DOORS, mahogany fin- 53 ished, fancy or strong and durable; 5 sizes at 105 — SCREEN DOORS, natural wood, 2 coats varnish; extra heavy and 125 WHITE INDIA LINON:; regular! 12%e. yd. Organdy & Lawn. pet ind LACE STRIPED Ie ORGANDY, PLAIN WHITE ORGANDY, WHITE LAPPET LAWNS, Regularly up to 19c. yd. OTHER ODD LOTS. Odd lots of Plain White and Fancy White Goods in SHEER WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS; 40-INCH WHITE LAWNS; Fine qualities of WHITE INDIA At no time does the boy re- quire an extra pair of trousers so much as in the Summer time. These outfits are made of the ‘Hn Excellent Summer Outhi. 1220 LINON NOVEr eed KAGE most durable wash fabrics in_ splendid dese NAVY and | strong; all sizes, at, each, LAWNS; WHITE — PIQUE ae STRIPES FANCY CHAMBRAYS Window Sereens, and-FANCY MADRAS; regu- also. WHITE DUCK. Z i) WINDOW. SCREENS, made of hard larly up to 29¢. yd., Full Sailor Blouse Suits; sizes 3 to 12 yrs. wood, oil finish, mina a (Main Floor, Bast of Fountain.) Special, High Wide At 24in, Min, © in S04 | 28 in 25in ST in, 3 30in = 24 in. «= ST in OW (Basement) Fish Fresh from the Sea, Delicatessen and Pure Groceries. Cigar ews. MARCONI—Our leading five-cent eign now offered in three sizes: F ROTHSCHILDS, box of 50, 188 3 On Friday again the World's Greatest Grocery will be to the very fore with the Choicest Summer Specials in Fresh Fish Wholesome Meats and Delicacies and Staples of every description. The offering in Fresh Fish— the very best obtainable—is particularly PERFECTOS, box of 50, 2.00 ining: Very low prices predominate, INVINCIBLES, box of 50, MB GREAT METROPOLIS INVINCI- Ei be en ee Free of Charge eee, We Will Clean Fish Fresh Vegetables and Fruit. LETTUCE—F ancy Long | PEAS—Long Island Tele- wooden boxes of 100, box, 1.85 FOUNTAIN WHIFFS, box yy of 100, a” Mail Orders Solicited. (Main Floor, East, 10th bunches for 5c; Bunch BEETS—Long Island red blood Beets; bunch, NEW POTATOES—Fancy 4 COFFEE—Fancy Cucuta Sc Se 20)LiMeES — Best Florida |Limes; per | $1.50; per dozen, BOSTON, MACKEREL, DELAWARE SHAD, Choice { Rata men atts ) Clpice Island Head Lettuce; phone Peas, fresh HAVANA CIGARROS—All Ha- fi! | tse BRANCH SEA BASS {| P| each, 4o trom the gardens; 70 ana litle cigare $2.50 quali, 7 7745 4 BRANCH. BUTTERFISH ONIONS—Garden grown | Per quart, (oft [rare , 4 ONG iS ISLAND RG Green Onlonsy 4 a HAVANA STOGIES—In wt the Delicatessen Counter. 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