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CT.ditions Worse in States Near
Capita!. Washington Hears.
SENTIMENT ANTI-AMERICAN
State Department Nevertheless
Denies Thore Is the Remotest
possibility of Intervention.
v.,.. rh* ?- b ?? .
? ' : I klthoug i ad? icea
?mm Mei leacrlbeil rom-niein,
M ?""??? ' Puebla Querrei Mora oa and ;
?aal i " ' ; State stoutly I
?mam% the eem ' ,>f anv |n.
" ? St .
T1-' It y of S? , ?r.j ,?.-,01-1
? west ????a-'t of v.
? ?.
? . ?.,
j ? Americans
'?Mze.i. I, . -
v . to-ds
led ?.ion
' ! th?it
U Pan?
tn In t eerupted by
Reforma.
? a tm?-nt
'? erl . Itlsens who wr*
ila a..' ., guard ins
lo ei able them to return to
, re reported to he in
Lat Ion Whole r ?
la " i !?? the
.-irif-'l
Salina Crus
Si fed, although ?lier??
. , _? ? turbar ce in a!', other k
inflict with
' r ? -
\ > ? be? n received of
a- t"ld by the
??'re at Oal?
VfS. ? 'he accurac] of
a, however,
n .-? m? ? leparted f"r
- . ?? ? . , it cat their
? ? ... lltSI and as- |
tyese pan-j
antl-Ameri?
I itch
... ti-.. intense ha?r.-<l for J
i red in some quarters i
. - ? ...... laten ? ? ' ?
?trsktlon is doing its utmost
iti improbabtllt. that
v . .- taken by the
fslr? eins
I ? ? radical incmbiT-i of
eniala of the
..?d m the moat
? .'..kMjic >. : ? =
. nson M '.?-. * memb? r of tue
I m? vi c, Water Boundary
r.- wl ret irnad from ,
... for many years been ?
i.ted with the affairs of ;
g . .. vigorous an-1
? ter? lea at tie Wit Depart?
-t that there would t
atlon for Inter
-?.. ? by th? L'nlted St itea in the r?volu
ibr most
? - .-,ed in
?.i d ' I enera! Mills
. ?. m r,r> tnor? n?ed of .n'erver.tion In
?.- ?.?-*? in the Civil War,
. - ? .-_ ?-er? murmurs ?f foreign ro'in
, .^rrel K'>r twenty
-. Mexico has ma'.nta'.n. .1 a gov?
- . r/ among the civil?
and Am^rlear. itizen* r?*:'.y
? ? ? ? . ? ? ey ci;,i m
States Men who would have
itry u-f-re ac?-or>led
.. ney uy tn? Lilar. ?rcivemruem o. .,.
they were Ameticanii
AMERICAN BEHEADED
Every Bone in Woman's Feet
Broken by Blows.
11 - '"??? ?pi - Porty-alx pas
??.-- ' tei ? the 1 Ited Statea who
i . ?. s .. rnlng froi Vera < "iz
. Rteamer Texas, ? alleged tortura
?: of Americana 'n th.- ->
\ -ft their
o and everything the
? ? i ? enough money for passage
thea on their buena. Among
ber there arc <->n!y four ? r
geea, 'old of th?
merlcan .-nieen nar-.?*?1 Walt,
' aas a nei^hror to me." said
y .. 1 s^ld several head of cat
? r the money, A h^nd of dc-s
: . . .'. ' d'.m.in.l- i
- ? (r?t it, they de- |
? ? i^<i him w.th their ma-j
???? ..... Is cattl'. together and ii
ai> many inn tun reu jua;
? .? ? " ? ? re a
eleven American families h*<l
?? ? im, la Vera
no Ewu 'a Lu?
?. ? -?? ? >?-. en families left
* ? t< ' ? ? ? afral t remain
a
a sixty ?four I I wei I I i
as it <-: T had -$1,860
..- -i '?ni rove- . ? - ? .????. and I -
arlni ' ? o
thes on my back. Be?
is for dam?
-
? ,. . .. ? un
A.m ago, returned to
?. ai
Mr ?. ?' ;??? ?
? ??' pr an Amer?
R] ? .. a- Ml uiCO
?
? ?'. t
aid Mr M -
I ins. He
t $12 an ? .
h p?a?.-?
-.en
1 arrns
. Mri
' II, cell.??'
- V
'
the >ha fan Uy
? ? t ."k
'
. . ? th?- ;
?
n?
? i<
?
X
?
?
? lancen t he
o nvktn ihej
MEN !\
? ! !
Ri SETTLE DIFFERENCES OF RAILROADS AND F. NT, I NT. F. R S.
ARMS FOR MADERO SEIZED
U S. Marshals Hold Machine
Guns and Ammunition.
By Telegraph to Th. T
Mara, Tex.. April 23.?Deputy I
marahal? to-day Belied two mi
suns, thirty rifles und 70.000 roui
munition shipped from El Paso to th? Mex?
ican federa) grsrri?on at OJtnaga.
''.i:nas;a 1? th.- or.lv federal post In the
Stat? of Chihuahua -tin holding oui a ,
the rebals, and it la throut-h that place that j
ib? Madero government ha?, been supplying j
Its for? ??s north of 1
munition at,.i ^ ? ?
BANDITS FIRE ON U. S. TP.00FS
Menean Rebel?? Violate Border but?!
Are Repulr.ed.
? ?
I.'?s Ant:. - ?V'ord r<
her? to-day tt,;.
elosely r-r??**?^ by M<-xiran troc
the International oui '.?r near
Camp, eoath of Ban Diego, y^sterdi In ,v
ravine on th?? American -id.? the ! ?
?=n.?ount??red i ?er of th? ! ?th Com?
pany of the oast artlllerj corps. Mistaking
i merles n a for their pursuers, th?
dit? nr-en^d flre The ?mericana return??d
tl flre and th>? bandits wer? driven baek
Into Lower ? ? ,i leaving behind ta ?
t.a'-k hors? s and . ?
No one ?B < Injured, This Is th?
sin.??? the Dr??s?'nt Insurrection In Ifexli o
i>*Kan tliat American
?hot n?ar the boundary
Th?? <;rat division of the toi
which has b??..n ?>r,k:nc?.1 in tar^.-t
practica off -?an P?*dro, ?all??d for s.,:i
Diego this morning and ti'? second di'
to-night i? ?m understood the b^ats will
:,r..o^e<; t.. Masdalens la^ - -?
to va. ready for "'.on*'!a'.,fi???.
MADERO S ARMY 60,000 STRONG
Gen. Robles Dom?nguez Charged with
Treachery Toward President.
Mexico <*ir.. Aped 23.^During :. ? I
aession lasting until mldni
? 'ongresa pass??.! a
crease of th? army t . Is ? isand m??n.
Oeneral Alfredo Ro
mer treasurer of the Madero revoluti,
military commander f the fed?
during tl ? eai ly days of th? ?
itratlon, ? ed earl t I
charcM u ?
against Pr? ? lenl m idem
10 CARS. ONE A RACER. BURN
Loss of Wallet Adds to Excite?
ment at Fire Opposite Hospital.
T?r. automobiles ?rere d?sstroyed last
night when fir?, i arept through the thr???>
story garage at Noa 7 i I '
Btreet led by H. La
the machin*1?? deatro) I was 1 perty
of Boj I. Howard, of No " ? lattan
a\>n'ii.. s driver ol
and wne \ h?'.i*-i1 I
Across ih?- street I
the Red Cross Hospital. The fears
patients tarer? quelled
Patrolman Murpl ?
blase, warned th.? employ? ' I ira age
th??n turned In hv. all
Deputy ' *hlef Turpeni >? ?tat
men In Central Pari? Weal to Ina
drivers "f flre apparatus nol to i ,
or blow ?Iren whistles, ow ? near?
ness of th? The Harnes In the
meanw . rpread H ilrway
i ? ? elevator wells ol tl.?- building and
ha?! mushroom,?*?! on the top Moor The
origin ? ? ? flre was not a
" ?? - ?HP 120 .
\ 1 :?:??- "'.? garage, N
-?,,-. -- ,, ?
were ordered '?? the eir.-.-t bj re?
ihe West 100th
station.
., ? ' ? - i
. red In ? ? ntral Park vV?ast, n? ai ? ? ? ?
atreet, ' esi 10 th ?treet, n< a
: irnlng building, ?a is \\ Uli im De Vit
So 24S V? >? ? ?-??. who f? h a I ??;
ging at his trousers |.. ? ket. He !.--t i
|< t .??,- ? . everal i)o|| ?
t h-- an ? who des. rib? d
himself aa ? I rd H-.rr:- ?
aving .. hume
AUSTRALIAN MACK LO.SES
MlUt Go to Canada to Answer for Bank
Robbery.
.i . een letaln?
?in . the end ?>l I '?. ? I
niara, know n i? "Australia i \i ? .
,rd?r< '? ? '?
? ? | lit??.I foi ? iff 11,.- ;
N< ?v
.? \ - : ?
-
i ssslst? . ?.gang
lohn - - Is, I'nlted State
ed the
I sufl
i
... ;
;.,-... n ? th. ..
ru< hlni with th?. ih?fi ..i ..,?,
automobile whkl
... .,..-?? ? i
,?.,i.., \i. \ imsr? - ?ti idltlon
WMD AFTER HOSPITAL ROMANCE
April 23 rl
,nli ; to l" H irl? H 11. i
I ? :.? "' ' '
?
?
?
.,,..,? u, after?*
DR. PAGE HELD IN $500 BAIL
Co.'nty Modi':..! Society Agent
Charges Illegal P*".1 cTic<v
Or. ..
? .
. >
I
i
th? Medl?
? '
..-??- ?
'
> !?.-.?.
rherapy.
? . ? ? ..k . . ; ...
thai il?l Dr Pas? thai I
?
for treatment. Thereupon I?
said, explains | that
Foi
?
tu th
the stonifl
?
Fontana ?? ;< ?
Into 'i team tank s
? and nexl ?I Ifted Int? a bal
warm wate?
i .....
g of winter ?.
massag?, ai end of whl?
.
I .
.?;?'. ' ofll ' '
? . ?
i ?
OLD 89TH HOLDS DINNER
Single Surviving Cfiicer of W.-.r Regi?
ment Present.
i ure of the
M ? ? thi
?
lihie wounds at 1 ? ?
bloody Be .-en ! ?a) s' Bat tl? and In
combats of the- irreal
<-nt. Including ? 'oloi el Thoma - M. C
?
. ... ?. *
-
??????
tain John ?i?"'.
M.-Olll . ? :.. |i
?
' !? il
taff of
U B. BARS ECUADOR MERCHANT
Objects to Servants o? Wealthy
Formar Syrian at Ellis Island.
? .?
Iren it.
?
Syrian. t thirty y?
: ? .
:
?
wald o? M
I
intry for t least, i
??
tl?
had escap? ? tlon
.
? I th?
' '
; :
IU1
?
nd? r tli? aa limit <
? ?
-
BIG MILLS ON FULL TIME AGAIN.
\,I S e ? ? .,
? (owell ' in . c
..' '
to-da i c ?
a-oultl n'ng on full time to-mor
'
ivnn , muid c i on full
?
pi? ? i
Bnd th ' ? my of the
oilier ii
-?
HISTORY OF "STEPMOTHER.
StelH
if , ,?|. ,.
, , . ? !?! ? 'I III'" i
moth? r i o i"' ?
.
? bairn.
. ui
INCREASE OF PAY GRANTI
Railroad Men*s Demands Acce]
ed by Grand Trunk Line.
?rai ?.???
!.. ? ? -
? ?-. .-? : ? tire < Irand Trun k .-??. item
? ?
. . ? la of wages of betw
inder a i bree-j .-.tr agi
? the Brotherhood ..f Locomo!
ganlzatlon w..* rei
Bented In ih<? negotiations bj i delegal
? ? ? n ? Igo, Dut
iimdian .--t).?. The new wan.- h<
ha'-k t?i ?prll 1. Vegotlatio lo
i ?imitar I lire? ?ye agreement o
II .-ntrln?1
?? d ov< r the ? believe it ?
? ??-,? .- :
.-' Ltea roads,
igreement s ta sigi ed for the c?
.'??? ?I lent Kelley Th? n
. ? ? r-onclusloi of i he conf? r?
? : .1 . nl.,a.-- .. ? :.lt.' Pr< ??id
al | th? Titanic disaster
Th? arrriH the follow
? ? _ ?
?-.i--., i ger ? ngii ??' ? E
Prelg ? vi
Heav) freight. M *
1/.. n freisht, ?U >..
| - '...-;
? :;
Freight. M ?
te, M TO
? ?
ALDERMAN'.S ?SON KILLED
: Edgar Smith Run Down by a DeliTl
? Wagon.
? ? ' :
? Smith, of So. 4
wan run over and killed
i delivery wagon when pli
i f ro? ? '. ? i
Ph? wagon, aa ordlng to l ?
f No 90 Hen
n waa not detained the a
ildabl? ? ..- : ?.--....
-.
?NEGRO CHOSEN U. S. ATTORNI
Matthews. Former Harvard Athlel
frets Place Held by Lewis.
C, Matt he?
a nes i n ?'? ?worn in '..-?1 i>
- ? t'niteal State? Attorney
n Mattl ??. i .t former Harva
' II?- Ih
late of PI ?ica Ism},
nd of m?? Bost?
8 tool
ews Is i!.?- ?econd negro ta he a
? .. ? itrict Atto ????
i j ears, the oth?
-. an old Harvai
in, a o waa !.. d bj Presidei
Koosev? ? Mr Lew la Is n?w ar .\??-H!?ij
At tome j General o th? : nlted States.
-.
CUTS CABLE RATE SOUTH.
Reduction of 20 Per Cent Announce
by Company
Th. ' ? ttral and South American Tel?
graph Company announ? a-d yesterday thi
tlj redu ? ?-\ist1naf rut.?s o
cable mea a I Bouth American poini
.. .... : enl
The actioi ( the < 'entrai and Bo it
\ | an T? I? -: iph ? 'om| any in thus r?
, le me igea was begu
?: Union and the ? 'ommercli
.-.iiii.mpaniea about Hv? months a?:.
. announced reductions In ?ah!
tweei ' other point
.-. the world Th? Western Unlo
? rst csble !??tt"r on th
morning of December ?>. 19U; t1;?? Conamer
, ? .. ? ?wed with a similar servie
a i -*?" daj ? later
a
CAN T BAR LIQUOR SHIPMENT!
P. S. Commission Denies Plea o
Women in Town That Went "Dry."
Al any, April ." The Public Sen c- mm
., ... advls? d the Law and < ird?
.... r i nadilla, that it baa no jnr!?<
,. t ..n ii?. complaint, whli !i a?ik?.
the ?. mmlsslon to order ??x-.r???'? companl?
laot !.. deliver packages of ll?|llor t,, rest?
ol the toa n of i : idllla
the < ? n aa?
that certain real
o..,, i. ra all it dally and
^ an)
., .. ? > have h ii!i.-?l ii!.
? ? of t .?? town.
FALLS BY CHINAMAN'S GUN.
Volley of Bullets Cuts Down Louis
Chow in Tong Feud.
? ? > i . || | LOal ...i ... ? i t
. t ? ? tul
; -'. : f NO. 1 IVt-Sl I Si
? : morning, pulls i svolver
?? snd opened Urs
- ? proprietor, who s ss
ni m the lefi temple the mouth the right
,ii.i ind Hi?- lefi band II? waa taken to
Hosplta i dying con lltlon
Patrolmen llaalltt. Brentney aiid Under
l. ?if 1 be Bast I et station, gol
tu th? ? i . a Siiij i .?nid k?-i
? ? tha Harlem
M : ? i? ' ' ' otiiio snd held
? lid bat I?ee 81
?
? ???- rb< nk n . ih.
' . .- .. :..a?X
? ??ntintiprt fron nr?t amaja,
?anguine Practical!, his roily poeitlrel
staf..nut.i aras thai the railroad man
?ic> ra and the ? i had epted !
; the nit' r of mediation.
"tn the position In which I ?in
placed." ha added, "I cmnnot venture
-m'- opinion or aay anything about the
prospecta ol a speed: settlement of the
i rllfflcultlen Pol ? d i h ive no*
' I. ? ? kind h offl ?? ?" an at?
tempt to prevent strike. To-morrow j
morning l will ? infer with thi railroad
manager*. In the afternoon, ii poaslble,
or If i tir-h tl .. managers' conference In
time, i ?.* in ? on '? ? with the ? i
Th? Urn - and pin? >? of these confer
l will ki -,w m the morning. .' am par
fectl franl f tl tk th? tihllc ihould
1.rrectli Informed of the progress
being made, md thi i am al? ays win- :
Int- to do .di n i ? ?in do ? without ;
hindering - Sol I Ing a ill be
se ret, bul ou mi:si ? allae ? ?? ai e <)li
% to ?;.. what Is fair. W en
ever: tl . ttled then I ? III be more
,
'<? ?'"? ?? tl ?. ? eni from
Com mi - mediation ha?l ;
been a cepted b< both parties, the con
mmltte? i had held I
,i morn ng and ai aft en ? i wion.
two sessions I I Stuart
tl... ?? in ol the managers' commit?
tee, ha? called ?>n the meeting of rall
' irand ( 'entrai
fttatin ? nimably to ahow to '
the high, i off! . ? ?? 1rs! Irait of the
anew? r to i ? Keill's offer of
? - thi report i
v eni i ?'?? round* that the first draft ??t
the mai ig ette r fusing mediation
and di manding arbitral en. had >n
. -ci ., ihe ; rei Idents
Text of the Railroad Reply.
The IInal draft of l ie managers ??
to Commissioner Nelll ?as senl to the
Motel Manhattan late In the afternoon I
.?l't gl.en oui fo . lication iliortlj
after It r?
N? ?? ITork. April 23, 1912.
Hon. Martii I Knapp, Pr? Id Ina Judge,
I'nlted rtt ites ?
. - .. i ? 'om- '
mi
i Gentlemen: your letter of April 2. has j
| been i rh > on ad?. Is? that ne?
gotiations betweet th? _i ?tl rl.1 of I - - '
j comol and the na i
I commit! e of ma ..? I iaa ter t*
'? sa. s lia ? ?? been .en oft ?:-. I
that a uri. ? sit at| n has arisen whlc
threatens most lequencea to the
? nubile In tlie emera ar
1 ley th- ???. of duty to tend
\\ ot*. ?? ? to ? .- ? ?? nd ng i rtl? In fh..
that some mean ?ma? e found to ad
pete without fh?
cal m.it- " ., genera I strike.
, The r . ! ilue nr your
hopa *hnf ?cirn"
means of reachtns a settlement can be de?
vised thai will apare the pub c th? grave
equencea that mlghi I low thi ? r
? ran.t r? latlons, u ? ?? III be gl id to meet
von in ?conference.
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OTT
MANAGER?
By .1 '* BIT \p.T. Chairman
Following 'ip their a?:tion of Monday
g it when thej voted to a?*cept the
; mediation offer, the engineers yesterday
(sent to Commissioner Nelll and .Tuda?
Knapp this formal letter, emphasizing
the points, Brat, thai they doubted
managers would change
from their previous unyielding attitude,
and, ?? ?< "ti.!, that both parties must
agree to .1 true? and not try to use the
- i.-then th.'ir poaltlona.
Tour lolnt letter of to-day offering
to the contend
In the present controversy has been ;
? aentlng the fifty
roadi Involved, and i am Instructed to
? : illowing f
in view .,;" i ? .?? . It : and ? 'hat
a led by a strike we feel that
evei ?? effort ahould
., ?? ?r. We believe leldlng attl?
? '. the conference wmmittee of man
j atfei ?? will ei ate against an am
g reached, j et we realize
the public Intel t le nands ?.-.?? thould make
this tina ' ' ' to ??? ire a aetl
! fore r.rtl i >< would ao
isly interfer? ?vlth this business of
ounl ?"?. w - therefore accept your
? i vitl inderstandlng
effec?
tive I snd ?hat both i
egard I i delay
aa at ? and nol emplo] the delaj
for the puri. ol securing tact) ?
?
With the mediation offer formally ac?
?I by both parties, the provisions of
th? Erdman act give to Judge Knapu
and Commissioner Nelll authority to or?
der arbitration if mediation falla Th ?
H'-t also provides that the arbitrators
. - chosen, one from the employers.
? ? mployes and a third by
these two. if the two fall to agre.i
.t third within five days he shall be ap
p. inted by Commissioner Nelll and Judge
Knapp, and finally the act provides that
once the parties voluntarily accept medi?
ation, even If that fails and arbitration
proceeds, neither side may serve an ulti?
matum on the other for i space of throe
months.
Chief St..no's mail was burdened yes?
terday with scores of letters from per?
sons who professed !.. have an Interest
in the situ?t..,n. most "f them freely
giving advice on hon to handle- the
questions al Issue, and some of them
containing warnings of the trouble that
would come to him it' he permitted th
engineers to .?ink...
One man. who announced himself is
?in? m agent of the Bartenders'
Union, called to lodge a protest with
j Mr. Stone againal the engineers patron?
izing ;i hotel in which, as he claimed,!
the bartenders were nol union men. Hoi
: it allowed to so.- the h< ad of th.-1
engineers' organisation.
Kansas City, Mo.. April ?X?Declaring
that a strike of mo.e than 300.000 men em
i ?! on all Western rail 'oada will be :
unie is the trouble ol the railway car
men who have been on atrlks on a W< ?
ad - ver il . .? mediated, the
officers of the federation of Federations,
which was organised yesterday, sent a tele?
gram i" Presiden! Tafl late last night ad?
? blm of their Intentions. The preat
dints of twelve unions signed the mesaage
The strike would affect forty-seven mil?
r i seal and south of < 'hlcago
The message lays that the- federation has
preparations to extend the strike on
?he Harrtmaa linos and th-* llllnola Central
Railway to all other Western lines, :
a favorable reply la recelv?ad from the Pre*?
? o Will t.<- taken at om ". IS] : ???
officials "t the federation Th? organis?t! n
. ?? ? rafts .connect
roadlns and ? ? ?,| m? mbei
TRAINMEN TAKE WAGE VOTE
| Southeastern Workers Ballot on Ques?
tion of General Demand.
>.\ ash ngton, .?pill 3 - A referendum rots
ol hi.' "? r dlway train oper
atlves' organisations on all railroads of the
s. >iih.-.?stern territory?that pan "f the
country south of th.- Potomae and Ohio
rivers ind east ol thf Mississippi hau
i .n lh< qi ? -u .ii of | ?
,[, n. md or Increase of a .
The rotea are twins r...i\..i bj i general
...nit!...? offl? .. Is "t the ae?. eral
... sania itlons thai ha? b? en In ?? don h* re
t>>r iwo lays une member of Ui? M?uatls
tPf ?aid to-dsy the vo*- had not n*?*n ean
?assad and no annoMn?*cm?nt of l?s result
Ot old h<? mad?- for perhap- a ?reek OT ten
day?. _
MORE RAILROAD GRIEVAKCES
Pennsylvania's Firemen. Con?
ductors and Trainmen Complain.
Philadelphia. April 9 Pot'nwlng a to?****- ?
1rs her.? to-day of representativa-?? Of thS
hr fh?r!ioodi ?tf Firemen and Conduetoi
and Tralnnsen ?mpioyd by the Pel
ai i Railroad Company a Mal of I
utce? ??.-;.- aent to I '" i?-?ns. <z??n<>r;ii man
,lK-r- ,,f the .-omrai'y Th?- grtevan????** d?? i
not riil! for i?- ln??r??-ai??? of wan???? or .. ?
?hort?*f workdsy, hut a?k for a tAtarat '"?
terpretatisn l f thS r?ile? of the eon ?
In BO far SB they nlT???-t the rn?'ri.
Among the offl?**lsJa of Th? hrotherho???: - ,
that attended the m???t|t-.f* wer? W \t.
'"a-k??. \i<-e-pre?1 lent of Mm 'Oi.d ..tor
organisation: qeorajs H. Maes, trico-pe
d?ni .?f 'he Ehrotherhood of Railway Tra
-.1 P i M. ?amara, of th?. Brother?
hood of Firemen. A'ont twenty other offl
cisb of tii?- orK:?!-i*.af!on.?- w??rs pr?sent.
The labor official? ?sHI remain h?-re until
. '- received frera Mr \*r.g,
on?> of the p<.lots al Issue Is the employ?
Ing ol conductors a.-? brak??m?r Since the
ot.e- Ing of the tunnel from Sew York t<
Newark man; tr;?ir.-- have been taken off
and conductora who ptrevlousiy had charge
if 'rains ar*> now employed as brakeosei
Paid V l? .-l'r?'ai?l??nt Sin. ?
- !?-? grievances has nothing to do
engineer? coafersncs in Ne
ir i,.?- engln?rm?ui .?t their r-rmfer-1
Sew York decide to eater upon a ?
a., would i" t no way sHeeted :
? nir firemen and tr,ilnrr.??n would ko about
theli duties th?- same as usual, and It I
would rii.ik-- n-. difference to th.-m who the
? - er In the cab was. However, 'h?*r??'
:f the ?'reman was a>t<. d ,
t.. do th, work of the engineer
CHICAGO BLOCKS STRIKES
?u:ldin<, Workmen Agree to Arbitrate
All Disputes for One Year.
ago, April 23. ? Jiirlsdlctionai and
sympathetic ?orik?-?. In Chi?cago have i?--n
??liniin.i!??.! for ar l?asr one % <-ar through
the u-?,rk of th? B did ng CasostrutsticM Em?
piojera \... iatlon.
Ai a?) twelv? lai.nr unions which have
n? v '-.nfrai-t?? this >??nr l.av r?
? ? 1 a wage in. r.'s-s?.-, bat al! have heen
required to ir-^?-rt in their ??otitracts a
. Is ise providing that ti-.er?. jj.- no orsastinn
? I work b?e??ause of any dispui?? arising
? the new .-ontra.?ts. All diSputSS ar.
to .? referred to arl>iira.t!on. work In the
meantln ? lo proaseed.
. n i-ontrartor.?. :nad?? *i\r\\ a i-on
trs arlth the building Isborsrs for three
?ars The at**uctural ir-'n workers have
; ?Igtted ?uch a contract, hut are ex
?.?" i fed 'o do s.. to-morrow
'MINE TROUBLE NEAR AN END
Committee. It Is Said, Have
Reached Basis of Agreement
There wa? i report last night that *
basis <>f agreement had h*en r*a?-hed ?>-i
th* demands at the anthracite mine work?
er* by the eOBBOUtteaa Ot the opera? -?
mine workers, ?;.?eii have bean conferring
nearly two Week*. When the reference
.... ... ? a) i hat'-ver th
i ?It mltrlir . ..'...'? public
until it was reported to the fill esfcifee?
?.rnmttteea of the anthracite Miln?
worker* and the opceratora
* n operati ?*?<? bow?? ??? ta t on th)
? ;.. r..f..r- -,? , -, ,,,,.. ; . ,. , n
Mondaj night th? twe sub-commfttasa
were ?. ? igreement. if an sgte?-] u
? ached, he thought, - -
I of tl r n
wage* of ."rom . to ?> pe? coal And the
. ? ? . ?r - . \ anee ? ? imtnitt?? '
' ..i ih" old . o. . .1 ir.on
Thi* would be looked
mine ??????i k?i ?? i ?? ..i ndlr? ? ? ? ? , . ? S?
' . The .... ? ;:??
:,i> i.l ., ' ?? ? 1
MAY ORDER REFERENDUM VOTE
Federation Official. Waiting Ann-rcr
from President Taft.
-.1? Cit). M". > prll M \'o -?l'If
havlt,?; been received to the m??M> t?"?ni
i,, I're-lden' Tafl by the rew'v ..r.^ai'ised
Keel, -ation ? i' FV.1. ration? aekln* for aov
ernment tn'erv?-n?i>>ii In I "??* StrttW ? ? f >rto
railway c-amien on th? Hmrlnmn ltn?>, th*
convention adjourned lat? to-night OnV
cers however, are vemalninu ??> r^
routine b vrtness
if an answer fn>m the pr?sUlent ?* not
r-1 elred soon the intimation.*, prealdents
ccf ?he .iffldat? l ni-ma will order a refer?
endum vote of tWO hundred <tr\<i seventy
HU d men a- tc> arfeeUMT ail nhall tu- ??-.
.--. the . Acers eaplain. ?rill no' ha
it sympathy with the men no?- end hut
w?. '.? bacana, they _*?n?.ve no sfltorl artH
b?> made to adjust future ?.'?? itU
H?re-"fter. according to Hie *frWr?( ?\-im
feel?-ration rever win confer with t'ieoffi.
dala 'a slni?:.. road, but with represunta
three of all the forty-seven road? we?t and
south ot Chicago
BONCI DENIES SIGNING CONTRACT.
[By Telegraph ta The Trti ui-.? )
s. - Francisco, April S. - USSHMM
Ron-l. the tenor, leaves In a few days for
New York. Mr Bond to-day .laked to or
r.-et :i report nen' from this city rfaung
that, he had nl*rr.*->l t three?yeer .-ontrart
with the Metrotvolftan 'lyera ?-or^p^p^ <>f
New York, it- aald: "There i? no foutufcv
tton tnr this rep?.rt. [ talked -*'-lh nil on?
Strategy of the
Diamond
By BILLY EVANS
will be only one of the good things in our next Sunday
Magazine; but, as this is the beginning of the season of th?*!
national game, we shall mention it first.
The veteran umpire of the American League tells of
the many stratagems employed to win games and pennants
?tricks that even the cleverest "fans" do not suspect.
And he relates many delightful anecdotes of Tim
Hurst. Herman Sch?fer, Christy Mathewson and other noted
figures in the game.
Ah Lee Bung Bungles
By WALLACE IRWIN
The fantastically funny Celestial servant tries to promote a
romance in the Culver family, and is surprised when Tommy
won't marry for money.
The Lost World
By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
The adventurers reach South America, and Professor Chal?
lenger springs a surprise on the others. The great novel?
ist's latest serial is a winner.
Dagoberts Children
By L. J. BEESTON
The seventh of this fine series about the Franco-Prussian
War is called "The Dawn." A thrilling story of a duel.
Our Next Illustrated
Song
The Old Arm-Chair." by Eliza Cook and Henry Russell,
is illustrated by a clever drawing by Herman Pfeifer
ALL IN THE NEXT
Sunday Magazine
OF THE
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