The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1904, Page 3

CONFERENCE WAY ENO BEEF STRIKE Armour Must Accept Terms of the; Striking Butchers or Other Affiliated Organizations Will Call Out Their Men and Famine Will Be Worse, CHICAGO, July 20,—The conference between the packers and strikers, | which was demanded yesterday by the Chicago and American Federations! of Labor, has been granted by the peckers and will take place to-day, if this conference had been refused all of the employees of the stock-yards * swho ere not already on atrike would have gone out in sympathy with the butchers, and the tie-up of the meat industry would have been com- Dlete. If peace is to come it will have to come out of to-day’s joint con- ference. If this day's deliberations do not end the strike a long tle-up fa which all classes of labor will take pare is sure to come. President Donnelly, of the Meat Cutters, was pleased over the agreement of the packers to grant another conference, but made it clear that if there fa to be peace the packers must give in. He sald to-day that the terms of the strikers were unalterable. “We are in splendid financial shape," he said, “and can get all the ald that we want.” MORE PAY FOR STRIKE BREAKERS. The strike breakers in the stock yards took advantage of the situation today to make a demand for more money. They have bean geting $3 a day, but asked for $4 and $5. Their demands were granted at once. Many people are sceptical as to the good which will come from another eonterence, but the action of the unions in doing all they can to make peace before going on a sympathetic strike is generally applauded. Republican politicians in Illinois are looking with great apprehension on the situation, They are doing all they can to force some settlement, reailaing that tho situation, if it gets any worse, will certainly endanger Reputiican success in the State next fall. There are rumors that agents of President Rooseveit are in the city, sleuthing around, but If they are they have not yet pubdliciy shown themselves, That the President regards the Ilnols situation as ominous and would like to take a hand in the matter there is no doubt. If the President is to do anything he will probably do it before to-morrow might, for after that it is not belleved that anything can prevent the gen- eral strike, which only months of work can settle. An extraordinary number of unions joined in the request for the joint conference. The request was signed by the representatives of the Teamsters’ Union, International Union of Steam Engineers, International Brotherhood of Sta- tionary Firemen, Coopers’ Union, Association of Steamfitters’ Helpers, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Carpenters, Carworkers, Millwrights and Machinery Erectors’ Union, Blacksmiths, Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union, the Chicago Federation of Labor and the American“Federation of INCREASE IN PRIGES OF —— To-day —— Before strike, Rew.trade.T: seove MRO 8c Jide ¥ THE WORLD? WEONTSDAY EVENING. JUT.Y 29, 1904. tre MLAT SINCE STRIKE BEGAN. | Porterhouse stea O2e Sirloin steak » 1 We Be Prime ribs 18 22 * B30 Round steak 16) 20° a4 Chick teak oo. cece ceeeee ices ® 4 16e Lamb chops...... » 2% 80° BBo VOR) cies Crete reareeeroceccevoneee 18 Qe 2Re Lamb . 166 20¢ 2c Mutton 18¢ 16c 18¢ cession is the first break in the stand taken by the local strikers The ‘enchmen are on a plente to-day at Salzar’s Harlem Casino and Park. Emuasaries of the strikers were among the plensure-seekers urging their support, and some adresses were made soliciting their aid in the es tablishing of a boycott against the Chicago meats, Mr. Dorn says that his organization is a eeolo) and benefelal body and not a labor union. “We desire to remain neutral,” he sald, “still there ts no telling how far) may go toward helping our brother workingmen,” | ‘we 25,000 MILL HANDS IN MOOD FOR STRIKE Fall River Operatives Will Take Action on the Reduction of Wages at Meetings to Be Held To-Night. union men. fon, of the ! id to sire eentiment. FALL. RIVER, Mase, July %.—Deep interest, even anxiety, is apparent in this city to-day concerning the action ‘whieh the operatives are to take at their meetings to-night, upon the notice of @ reduction of 12 1-2 per cent. in ea which is to take eect ffon Mon- , and which Involves 1,000 workers. The general apprehension among business men and others has not been lessened by the tone of the calls issued joy the secretaries of the vadious unions lat night. It has been known that the weavers did not take kindly to the reduction, but there was some ‘hope that conservative counsels might prevail, The declaration, however, of BSecre- tary Whitehead in his call to the weav- ers that the action of the manufae- turers wae “tadefensible and no «@ remedy for the present unsatisfactory i bes marti has oix_ tim just been ‘wus two years, ee in nine divorced sumed her maton name. The she lived with any one of her husbands Hone,” practically banished doub ae to the action which might be ex-| pected by members of that branch 0! This feeling was accent. positive deciargtion of Sec asher Ten nm 5 call, that personally he believed tha?) the operatives should strike. ‘The presence in the city of tiona offteials of Workers hae encouraged the feeling that the national organisation will be be In sympathy wit — RIOTOUS STRIKER ARRESTED. Man Had Reek Ready to Hurl at Driver, George Moore, of No, % Myrtle ave- nue, Brooklyn, was arrested to-day by Policeman MoHenry for attempting to riot with @ crowd of strikers near the| office of the New York Transfer Com- pany, No. i2 Nassau street, Brooktyn. en policeman detailed to watoh the coe of the express company were ‘Keep twenty-five strikers tered in front from mak- jemmon stration, to the Pennsylvania the office. On one of the wagons was McHenry He saw one of the men In the atrect raise a rock as ff to throw it and forging from his seat arrested him in Mooreds pockets were other stones when ney ei the na- the Wnited T he othe has lor Women’s Shirt Waist Omis and Dain ty Summer Dresses at Reduced Prices. — NO CONHCICTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE THEBIG STORE \ ACITY IN ITSELF ‘SIEGEL COOPERG SIXTH AVE. pen nai tik te. 18"419"STS NEW YORK. “S. & H."" Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from de | We are saying rapid good-bys to these charming Creations. Have to. Extensive alterations are now in progress in this section of the store, and this fact makes the elimina« tion of all Summer lines absolutely imperative. Positively Splendid Bargains await those who decide to attend this sale. In fact, bare : gains that have never been paralleled, These details con- , vincingly prove that: ‘ for Choice from a large assortment of SHIRT- WAIST SUITS and DRESSES, made_of 2% 8.30 Till 12 o'Clock. Thereafter, Single tamps Until Closing Hour, $3.75 p e Doited Swisses in white and colors; Polka it Lawns in black and blue, lace trimmed; ‘Linen ’ Batiste, Figured Lawns: Natural and White Linen Coat Suits, etc. All made up in positively up-to-date styles and in the best possible manner. The saving averages 50% in most every instance. for Choice from an assortment of FINE TAF- J5/. 95 FETA SILK SHIRT-WAIST SUITS, made eo in a diversity of new styles in fancy mixtures, dots, stripes, checks and few solid colors. For- merly sold up to $15 for Choice of WOMEN'S DAINTY SUM- 5/2, Te MER DRESSES, made of fancy figured or r) in Brussels Net, Imported Dotted Swiss, jatural Linen or the new washable Rep. Bewitching styles, some beautifully trimmed with Valenciennes lace ind with large “Berthas,” some with lace insertions; others elaborately plained and still others in swell man-tailored styles. All the prettiest and most becoming Summer co'orings in abun. : dance; the new “hanging full’ “ skirts; many made over ruffled 5/2, 73° fe lawn drops. Choice to-morrow, . e ’ (Women's Ouler Apvarel Sections, Beeond Foor, Front.) s, three Fine White Muslin Petticoats $1.00 Grades $2.25 Grades. |) $2.95 Grades 250" 69e 980 | 1.50 | 175 | 250. (Siond Floor, Centre, 10th i Washable Suits for Boys, Special Go- morrow at ery Women’s China Silk Dresses. ba ; Hine Rargains. '\ WOMEN'S CHINA SILK DRESSES ‘ made of very fine quality in either black S A or white. Cool, summery effects elabo- rately trimmed with lace; a diversity of Labor. ’ ® | | : ” ste Don’t Poison Baby. newest styles, some prettily shirred, others Russian ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother t her child must have neatly pleated or tucked. All have big b Re Ae ey at MM atic idee it Stee eco mesan one seated renyherrr| — Blouse 5 are wi J. Ogden Armour, who has been the spokesman for the packers in the pe prohibited from selling either of the narcotics named Ky corel atall, or anging ts, many ” [ big meat strike in Chicago, was in this city to-day and confirmed the re- to anybody without labellfog them ‘'polaon.” The definition of ‘' narcotic” “Yover lawn drops with accordion for Boys 2}4 to 8 Years Old, port from Chicagy that the packers had decided to grant the joint confer- pM Dyas which retlaree pote ene premvene 1 aad GAA 1 pereony, plaited ruffle. Very ence demanded by the strikers and the Chicago and American Federations gigi) of Ataane mee 8 : ma are dlaguised, ‘and cold under the Bames - aT ietaceray td 2, 75 of Labor. Mr. Armour came here last night and was seen to-day on the of .” * Cordials,” “ Syrups,” eto, You apd ny Ee] er spec 45¢ f pler of the Whits Star linc, where he had gone to meet Mrs, Armour, who medicine to be given to your beng 3 or your know cwemen'e Outer Aveteel Geutiens, Second Fleet, Fveat) : t id Was a passenger on tho Oceanic. | tena? # cs, Fry Senge Merl ag IN ; “T sincerely hope that the trouble can be settled,” sald Mr, Armour. of H. Fletcher. CLT was >, j 4 ¢ Castoria always bears the signatare of A 3 “Whether {t will be or not I cannot say. No man can tell. It does not look any brighter to-day than It has looked at any time for the past week. The conference this afternoon may have good results, I certainly hope that some good will come of {t. I am going right back to Chicago myself and when I get there I will know better what the situation {s, Meantime men are work- ing in the different departments at the yards, and we have plenty of men to carry on the business.” Mr, and Mrs. Armour started for Chicago at once. It developed to-day that the New York butchers are doing business with two sets of prices. Old customers got meat to-day at the same price as was asked of them yesterday and the day before, but the newcomer who has been dubbed “transient trade” is catching the brunt of @ steep advance. An Evening World reporter visited half a dozen meat dealers of Man- bettan, and in each ‘nstance was asked if his name were upon the dealer's hooks before a price was quoted. Only regular customers are allowed to buy at the rate of yesterday. Yhe situation at the thirty odd distributing points of the Meat Trust tn Manhattan was practically unchanged to-day. The meat dealers were still ¢utting their own meat, and lugging it out to their own delivery wagons, gave in the case of several large wholesale dealers, who have placated the wrikers, Upon receipt of communications from theee large dealers, who empioy anion men exclusively, the Advisory Committee of the strikers permitted members of Local No. 283 to lug meat from the cold storage plant of Sohwarzschild & 3ulsberger on First avenue to the wagons, LOCKOUT A FIZZLE SH CARPENTERS @ Eight Hundred Men Seeking, Jobs in Other Boroughs and| Are Being Rapidly Engaged, Reports Council Secretary. ‘The sight hundred locked-out car-| enters of Manhattan to-day are seek-| fag jobs in the other boroughs, and, Secretary Daniel Featherson, of their Joint District Council, says they were Deing rapidly placed again in employ. ment. ‘The District Council of the Bruther- hood last night turned the situation over to the Strike Committee of the vot ooo A eed sates wil Frida: al Teetive a Bare, from Chairman John ns fo have planned nv move,” said Secretary We are content to let to other bo hi \ hare ‘are ihw carpenters is tie ater city, and this is the busy eea- | Sa This con- Mrvabiony, 330 to 34th Strert Genuin \s made simply to advertice my stores. yuu need. fect satisfaction given with each and every pair, Scientific and Manufactering Optician. Bring thie advertisement with you. We Have Organized An Important Sale ° ko & Company Special Mid-Summer Sale. $5.00 Gold Eyeglasses for $1.00. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Examination of Eyes by Specialists Free. THIS REMARKABLE OFFER !e limited for thia week, and can be had only At my stores, These are the same kind that you would have to pay $5.00 for sleewhers, but my price for these this week te enly $1.00, This unheard-of reduction 1 want all whoee eyesight Is defective to know that Ica help them. My EYE. SIGHT SPECIALIST will examine your eyes FREE OF CHARGE. No matter how poor your sight, If glasses will help you see better | will give you just the kind ‘My glasses are always correct and always accurately (Itted. A guarantee of per- 24 EAST 125th ST., NEAR MADISON AVE. ' 1520 THIRD AVE., BET, STH AND STH ATS. Open Frenings. 3 which involves, without reserve or restriction, the entire collec. tion of two and three garment single and double breasted Summer Sack Suits for Men of the finest imported and domestic fabrics, divided into two classes: Formerly $22.50, $25, $28 and $30, For this week at $16.50 Formerly $15, $16.50, $18 and $20, For this week at $12.50 The collection affords single and double breasted models of tropical and medium weight Worsted, Cheviot, Cassimere, Tweed, Homespun, Hopsacking and Wool Crash, in every con- ceivable pattern and color excepting black and blue, half, quarter or eighth lined with mohair, serge, silk or alpaca, or skeletonized. A revelation! Think of a handsome little Russian Blouse Suit Forty-five Cents! Yes, and all the pretty shades in Crashes, Stripes, Checks and Novelty Designs. Alll tested as to their washable qualities. Women’s Dressing Sacgues, 1g 7 Kimonos and Wrappers. Yotasle Summer Attractions, In these garments dignity, grace and serviceableness show promi- nently at every turn. The textures are cool and prettily panerned for about-the- house wear, Mow effective and A timely sale for women seek opportunities, and all 45 Sises 24% to 7 years, Cc Bloomer Trousers, Eton Rassian, with HIGH-CLASS WASHABLE RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS, all our higher siden are reduced to the following prices: % 5/00, $1.25, $1.65, $L95. (Borw’ Store, 24 Fieog.) | Read Yeck Chains, OF Sold, Ourquoise and Crystal, ‘ And at Lowered Prices. : There is so much charm about these pretty neck ornament that it is not to be wondered at that they are in great demand, - he prices we place upon them for this sale invest them ; an unusual degree of interesi, and it 1s safe to assume that) women who read this news will be quick to take advantage the opportunity. . O30 IGAIAIAAHIAKACOT Our regular 58 Beads, with ¢ gold plated clasps, for this sale, TURQUOISE BEAD CHAINS in imitation with gold-plated ¢lasps; @ very s pretty chain. priced especially low for to-morrow, at . ‘ t WOMEN'S DRESSING a SACQUES of fine lawn in dainty & with Val WOME BACQUES A white and colored lawns; some P. an ues th Lani polka it, paterne: regu at it's ’ 950 DRESS iD KIMONOS of AF Phe DRESSING GACQUES of dotted, wien Jnty colorings, round collar, Kimono seeves, Tal. lace 7 og trimming, remulariy 61.78 4 oy ry wn. fitted back end full front: SACQUES of firgat wale sisrn the frat elaborately “7s Cmbroldery, very affective: reaularty 62.08, ° WOMEN'S DRESSING large sailor collar, bot trimmed with colored As An Added Attraction In This Section We Feature: KIMONO SACQUES of lib: WOMEN’S WRAPPERS of lawn and jp SACQUES of ‘WOMI Ridge KIMONO SACQUES of 99 o | orcs: ropearhy $1 25, fr 75e IRS of lawn and WOMEN'S KIMONO SACQUES of fine 59e WOMEN’S Were wn 95 lawn, regulary decead Wiese, Contre, 10h Ot.) CRYSTAL BEAD CHAINS in « large 3 = { Seasonable Leather Soods. ors conoid Special to-morrow, Continuing The Big Mid-Summer Sale. Most appreciative must every person be who learns of this popular sale of Leather Belts, Wrist Bags, Dress Suit Cases and Club Bags at prices so remarkably little. Women's Retts, WwoMEN'S ervusit pmaTHen ( ¢ HELTS: Sami ou Inches wiie (Maz Pioor, Front, 18th Wen’s Straw Hats ‘ ©o-Worrow at Fifty Co SOc. Sennits, Splits, Mack- inaws, Rough-and- Dress Suit Cason, or nickel 2g5q Wrist Br "gs. | wher has ares hates 1 saree: Ses eee otek fo Ready and Canton 13 flack brown era 69e| Dinted™ Kecka and 2, "7g Braids, The hats are as light as a feather, hence the Fo) Ce. They will conform comfortably to any head, est sailor style. round. and snll retain their shape. Made in the a All fash onable brims and crowns. If 5 OU appreciate coolness and comfort at little cost, buy & eddo Hat. Soe? "G9. 730.790. B50. 890.950. 950 (Mate Floor, Front, 1th @.) and rant cas nickel or handles, 89 Gilt frame: fine braided