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How Germany It Solving Her Food
Problem.
Systematic way in which she is conserving
supply. School children and war
prisoners making crops. In next
Sunday's SUN.
THE WEATHER FORECAST,
Partly cloudy fto-cUy ; fair toMcraV;
moderate tMnMgfM '
Hlgheft temperature xNfrflMMloweiit, 63.
Detailed wather, mall andrfeMlneHi. on bag IS.
VOL. LXXXII. NO. 32G.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1915. Copyright, taiS. t) fie Sttn rrltit.itn nrt.f PublHhine AMonatlor.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
TEUTON ARMIES
HOW LAY SIEGE
TO IVANGOROD
AMERICAN AS POLISH QUEEN!
1 Prince t'niilnton UI, Vh Mn- Dp
Kin, tlnrrlrrt Cnllfnrntn.i.
fprrlat Cable Detpaleh to Tim Sex.
Puns. July 22 The name of Prince
Ponl.itowskl lias been mentioned fre.
qucntly as the future King of Fot.inJ
In case the Allien should win. Till
would be :o:iular In France, but some
foes arc alre.uly making strong objec-
Investment Threatens the , IS nJLZZJtZ
jC.il.), ami would not do nn the queen
i i)f Poland.
NOTE ON WAY; MAY
ROUSE GERMAN IRE
TOHNSON COLONEL'S CHOICE.
Jtailwny Between War
saw and Moscow.
KUSSIAXS TO FIGHT
OX CHOSKX GliOUXD
Stmal Cable Petratek to Tnr. Six.
liONPON-, July 12. Although the Ger-
mini extended their lines from Hlonle
to the southeast of Warsaw to-day and
thtreforo have a larger front sixteen
miles from the capital, the significant
dtvtlopnunts In the Auetro-Gcrman of
fensive were .
First, the Investing of lvangorod. thus
threatening or cutting the railway com
munications between Warsaw and Moscow.
Second, the German advance between
JUrtampol and Kovno on the Nlemen,
developing an advance against Wllna.
fifty miles to the eait. through which
city runs the railroad between Warsaw
Mid 1'etrograd.
These two movements are regarded
with far greater anxiety In London to-
CHURCH ROOFS REQUISITIONED.
ti
i
, Trlh Pnlr I'rnml California IJnv-
rrnnr Will tip Xrlt President.
StS" ITiancisco. July 22.-Col, Tho-
dorc Iloosevelt announced to-d.iy that
,,,,,, , , . . t'ov. Hiram Johnson would be Ills can-
Official rt'l'l AtlXlOllS MtOUt ; oidnte for the Presidency In 1916.
Im Ifnnlv's HniMMitinii 1 The announcement w.is made while
in (icrniany.
CITY'S FINEST FLAT
ON UPPER FIFTH AV.
Spread of Strikes Alarms
Officials in Washington
the Colonel was taking In the sights at
the exposition. A crowd that followed,
prevsed closely about him and for the
' moment stayed Ms tour. Finally an en
ItKGAKP IT AS A SHOCK1 thusl.it stepped from the crowd and
exclaimed :
Tell u. Colonel, who I your choice
Tnl'f III Dr. Ott1.li..1i.ii1 HnVfl fnr lrpl.1..,il nill Vffir"
t a t villi iiu i iiiiiiiiiii int. . . . -.
Will Ho Located on Site of the
Old t'roaress Chili nt Sixly
tliird Street.
i
COST WILL KK $2,500,000
To-morrow Po pit 1 n r A p
provnl Predicted.
Col. lloosctdt raised his hat nnd
Iilntlrifr to Gov. Johnson, who was with
him. said .
"Hero Is 'he man. Johnson Is the
next President "
In the ('clone'.' party at the time
were Mrs. lioosevelt. Gov nnd M:s.
Johnson, Arthur Arlett. Theodore Har
dee and John Moiir.itli, the Itoosevelt
secretary.
I Struct lire to Contnin Mnny
KeniarU.nlile Features Will
lie Kcntly in Year.
An apartment hoe that will be finer
Administration Mows to'
Check Spread of Labor
Discontent.
MEDIATORS XAMK1)
F01! BAYOXXRCASK
TREASON FOR GERMANS
TO MAKE ARMS HERE
Rent IX (lly wireless to SajrvUht).
Jiilv :5 n dtlHil declaration Is
published hero. railing attention to
the fart that "Gcrmm working In
factories In neutral countries, par
ticularly In the Fnlted States, pro
ducing w-ir supplies for the enemy,
render lhemelve liable to prosecu
tlon for treason, under Parngrapli S!
of the I'en.U ('ode. penallTlng mich
assistance to nn enemy with a maxi
mum of ten years Imprisonment."
It is understood the llermsi.
Courts will proceed ngatnt offender.
BULLETS KILL 2,
WOUNDMANYIN
BAYONNE RIOTS
Lawlessness Prevails All
Day With the Tolicp.
Powerless.
.Need of Copprr Knreea Austria
tin This, Itriinrt.
Special Cable Petpoteh to Tun Sir
AMsTr.r.n.oi. July 22 The Vienna
..,..ri , ,c ,v nas .e.e- Was1nton. July 22-Wlth the re-
graphed that owing to the scarcity of ! f e, t b (;erm;)n c.overnment to-
copper mo Austrian Government "as . nlfeht or to-morrow of what Is regarded I
Indue.! lhp prrtn.ln.dpiO f.it(t.r.lf... ...I. .........
, , " '" '"there as the last wont or the iniiPJ
l.sue a declaration, signed by the Car- . stal on the ,ubm.irn, i.uc the fu
dinal Archbishop of Vienna, stating that uro of ,c rc,a,l0ns between the two
because of the entry of Italy Into the j oovfrnment will He entirely In the hands
war the military covernment Is com-
polled to Increase its war supplies In-! ' ,f ...... ............. ...J a company of Investors which signed At the teouet of Sheriff Ktigene F organization admitted esterd.iy
, . ! i licit in a soirmii rc.iii.i.i.'ii nr..- ,i...ir,iri,., rii.uirii .... .... .-. . , , . . , ... i
eluding copper. Therefore. It Is stated. .,., ,h .-.. t,i.u to .le. 1 .-onttacts jrsterdiy for the purchase "fKtikead of Jprey City. Acting Score- the trll;e at the Remington punt In
... ...... , i.Jir liinrir. i.. . . . ,.., ... t II , ... .. . ... , , .. .. ... .1... .i.h.,1 irlLr .1
tne pnpeny irum mr nr... -- uiry or i.auor I'ensmore to-iiay up- nrnim-pon inm
FATHERLESS GIRLS' SCHOOL.
WAslttNOTON, July Otllclal. of
the Vllon Administration are becoming
than the best In New York, according to seriously alarmed over condition. In the
at Interested person. Is to replace the I labor world and Government asencle.
stuat maroie nunoing. uic iuimn u.iiiMnir mwin 10 op sianeo in an piiori n'p
of the Progress Club, at Fifth avenue adjust the strikes at Hayotme. N". J., at chltilsts, which will close more than 400
and Slxty-thlid street. Herbert I.ucas. Ilrldgeinirt, Conn, and the threatened factories engaged principally In the
designer or several well known coopera-1 walkout of the skilled mechanics In the manufacture of war munitions, Is
oiiartmeiit houses, has organised Washington Navy Yard. nt.inned by tho union. Otllcers of the
that
TK00PS 1IKLD KKADV.
I.UT FIKLDKK WAITS
the copper roofs of Important churches I ,,rmlm. bj. pt,rhip!l .,B,P operation
must be Included In the general eupply. jof pn1 of !llbnr,m., whether or
BARON VON BISSINO INTERNED. .w; , , I
the note before midnight last night,
within little mote than twenty-four
hours after the Cabinet's first and only
lilsctisslon of the matter, has had a
i sobering effect here.
Officials arc satisfied, however, thit
Hrother nt (iiivernnr of Itrlulnin n
Prlsonrr In Knntniul.
i'C(u( Oiofe Deipatcli to Tns Sc.
Iinpon, July 22. Itaron von Hissing,
a half brother of the Governor of Hel-'
glum, has been Interned. For a long ; the prompt action by the (loxernmetit
.1,... .Via n . . . . v.... .. .. 1 1 . i . . i . .... ...in v. . . nnn,i . r... , . this ..iltllltf.'.
hlgM than the appearance of the t-er- l ., ...... . : Thev believe it will serve to convince
mtn force before the fortified river ,u" ', B the public that the Administration has
cltle of Ossowlec. Lomra. Pultusk or hoUBh he ha hern A nlu"11"11 nrl- no doubt as to what course to pursue
vv Rsnrlevak nr .hp Hlonl, line on""1 '""Ject lor mirty-etgnt years, on and that It has the courage
th. west or the C.rojec advance on the " "-'-- ' "ey ootng ........... ..- ....... .. -
.outh. It I fair to assume from the , "er ,nlf 1118 nfr l'ub' !clc ' cit
Berlin statement received to-night that "c l'"n 'n iaor or uermany. lhlp country
tht lvansorod railway Is already cut off.
art
l.ntp Charles i:. I'.llls
Pltll.Oin.PIII.. Jul .'I Tne Charles ...,. ,, v.,.nort. It. I . lASt : ,.,,, . ... , ,. ii,u1mi i.Lint of V. W Uliss S-
i:. F!:is School for Fatherle-s (litis. u .'!,',. ' innA ,,.. . I',,,,,, .,, , re only the tlrst guns In a cam-I
vlded for In the will of Charh II. K'.ilr-. i ' mw ,,.irtm,m iu,Us- will have B, conciliators In the trouble between palgn for better conditions, and po.l-
the traction capitalist who accidentally i. d,MlnBul!lhcii nelghbora, for It ll,he mMlnTA Company and Its ' bly war bonuses, blch has already been
. ... . .nrl.l atl.t WHICH W 11 ltllM Illlisi
I.IRI' .-...
Tit roc Hundred Deputy
Sheriffs Sworn lit to Wateh
Outside Plains.
MlDOKPOIfT THOrM.K
AMICAP.I.V SI'TTLKD
shot and killed lunvelf In 1909. will be I u tl)( C(,mr(t o rtnt rrt or
erected at Langhorne during the present ,u . ,..rmle residence
ear at a cost of ap.ruliii.Hdr Adjoining the new flat site
n'000'000 on Fifth ..venue Is the residence of
More than K.OOO.tHH. axallable for uh, the rest
the construction and in uti-nalice of the , , ...,...., i inken
..... ,, . of the Fifth nxi'tiue frontage Is tnnen
tnstltutlon which It h,,,.. wilt be v ,roUttn,
opened in 1? ,, , R j. ,ll!rwlml.
The facts became known o-oay n an 1 ...... t
,.i,...,tn ..f pt.,- ,.., i.v. at the corner of SKty-fourth street. Two
Judue (iiimnuy In the Orphans Court
notable bulldltinh near b are the Astor
striking employees at Hayonne
action will be taken In the strike at the
Hemlngton Arms Company nt Hrldge
port. If a request come from either
side to that controversy. Threats were
heard here again to-day that the men
In the Washington Navy Yard will walk
out unless the wage scale is Increased
anJ that If they do this sympathetic
strikes will follow In other nay yards
the fa.-torle- In the I'nlted States, Can
ada and Mexlio.
An elulit hour day and an lucrease of
wages will b- the demand made to tho
manufacturers Hecatise of the term
made with the Heniltigton Company,
which granted the striking machinists
approximately a 20 per cent. Increase
oxer the union wage scale. It is ex
pected that In future -trlke- a similar
1 omip will bf demanded,
The campaign of strikes has been
Labor Lenders .loin in In
vestigation as to Ger
man Influence. t
Two de.ul. four perhaps mortally
hurt, iitul at least ten other wounded
hv bullets and stones marked tho
Itnsslnn Position Perilous.
If the other road goes Warsaw must
jtind a slvge which can have but one
eutcome. Cut off from their supplies.
hampered with nearly 1,000,000 non-
combatants, powerlees to receive aid
(rem the east, the position of the Hus
sian forces would be most peiilous and
furthermore this prosure could be main
tained by fewer troops than hae bten
vfed In the offensive. Many more corps
could b- spared for the west.
The enveloping movements mentioned
,n the fo-esolng were supplemented by
further advances In Courland, although
lo direct attack was made upon Hlga.
The Germans etill continue to ttralghlcn
thtir lilies In that district Without de
ttlopirg a real objective. It might be
they contemplate a further effort to cut
K-ssia. or it may be they w.ll tstn'ollth
icw base for next year on the Culf of
It -!.
Th - Hushla. s will make a supreme
attea pt to stay the Herman advance
upun Warsaw, accotdlng l" the I'etro-
srj'J correspondent of the Daily Mail.
Up to the present the Government had i xx 111 rrcclv
refued the demands that hp lip in. , have been
tetned
BRITAIN MAY IMPOSE
BROADER INCOME TAX
to
1,'iiliH-le.j. t.irt ii n ..... i,m ... .......iii.l- i I su'oiife, at MMj-iiuo mvi - uniciais or the Mivy Department ilo not 1 planned for eome t tne it was s.T.rn- . , . , .
.he .-oiii-I ". 'l" JM "0t 'v'1 ,...rl k.,r ,.,,,. ... sixtv-s.cond ,... .. .v. . ... ' . , ,,. wi.. P.,rlv In the fall, and the , -Irllte of o.l Coinpar.:. en.plo.es In
of the note is published in I - ..r, ,l. h, el.g.We to the ch,K. f th..v .. ' , ' plant wa-. the one sel-cted for the luyotino yesterday.
on Saturd,. morning u , V ' ' -ve re.,, mm rniiaue,- - - - iSly.tMril Miect. adjoining ! .Mart The strike ...I ; '' Lawlessness prevailed throughout
e the approval of tno.e wno pnia ami imme,ti.i.iy .nijoiiiin-- count es .... -lte -md Douglas Hob n- - joiners ai me uemioM""
insisting that futile dl-cus- m .vnns, Ivanla. Thev will remain in i . t? , T ,. b ock at f lst ofTered .an unusual .Pr-'rMmtry for t he I . .lay. w,!i the polico and countv
lirnucbt to :in end and thai the!... .. . ... ... ...... ...... ...... .......i. u i-h.tr's "" """ m.lcliini'ts m maKO ine.r .iciu.i....r imihori:!.. nnnls,. i.. ........ l.l. th..
..I.- riiiui'i in. tit i,i , ,.ii.-,, kcv. ....... .
slon be
liosltlon of the t'nlti'l States be main- )
talncil with honor, tirmncss aim uigniiy.
Otllelal Alixlel.
t Now that the note has actually left
t the hands of this Government, the most
earnest thought Is being given to the
I possibilities of the situation after Its re
ceipt In Herlln. Such Information as
has come to the attention of official
CAPITOL POLICE ON
GUARD FOR A BOMB
ihoin.. at liist Sixiy-tnira i ne pennon oi ine aimigron .xjvj im,., ,.,.,,. rhoen be
n-ross from the sue. win oe "'-Yard men for higher wages is now be- ,,,. ,, .i,. ,,iv large factory In
.shadowed l the bis liutldins jfore the Ptesldent He has IWorc him t'.reater New York which Is not givln
. .. ...... niso tne reasons mat prompted ecre
. M1I (o.t tp,..0.(Mio. of ()ie Nn .,,,., , .. 1(
The eompany will be lncorporatd at ! application for restoration of the wage nig of the New York district of the In
A'.li.niv in a few days, Its members i scale that obtained In the Washington ' iern.itloii.il Machinists' Association yes-
are local men of wealth. Mr. I.ucas yard prior to July 1 llepresentatlves terday. "It was alo selected because I the strikers obtainlnc; ntles last night
' s.ijs the aiurtment will not lie built of the men declare that ir tin- President It was the only one which hebl up on in . ., , r ....i ir... f
I a.otig cooperative lines. The operation , sustains the decision of Secretary Pan- the strike of lflll. We intend to -tart j "'"aionni. uton sirui linn i i
.. . .... . i- i.ii . ii ... .. .. i ... .i in. inia ..iii.iiIa u i.i- . i. . .. - j . . ... ii .. . ... . ... x...i. . , 1 il.i. t j. lx.tit . Win if ' 11 1 n tul itful rf v n n.if li I n d!tl'
ri'lUHM It HITS UIIS, AISO Hint m (;Crman has ld them to look to r (MTO l IhHUlHMl il IUO HC-i iuimuik oper.itlot mart a? soon Viy tieiM.lr to Mrike atnl th.u In th.ti ' tho Htu thnniRh New Ktmlin.l .uni J Mi t j coumv oflloinN nPHrnhM. to (Sov.
1. v .111,, it.ii 1 ri.t.M irr niitip ill. ill '
tiler nut the
kp.t 1,1 .IMiln.rt tli.n, l.v avmnnlhptl.. erVP notlC- Of OUr lleiliatlllS I IIP UIIS I Stilt., mlllll l
,, ih.11 Oi.. ii nns or tne tirojecica i i.n-toiv wi t w tne nrsi aim p m
apartnitnt have fiot been workeo out e.x
. . . , .. ... t- i , .
foreigners, bent on killing tho guards
of tho Standard OH nnd the Tldo
. . . ......It, 111.., ,.1 1,1, ... I E....1.... .1-. ... 1.....-
Its lui-n the eight hour day we oemami. j -. rrnuii. ....,.-
declared Htilnes Manager K. J Deer- i ,.rij. worth tunny mlllloni of dollars.
Tlio Munition beiMino mi ncitte, with
Indirect Levies 3! ay He
Increased.
Special Cable JeuurrA to Tn Sc.
, Herlln with some anxiety.
I The note does not necessarily call for ,
a reply by the German Government, '
though It Is thought that Germany may (
j answer with arguments and suggestions
j which she will not expect the United
1 niHirs 10 ttiirfH, i nvre is ,iisu niv iu.-'
suit of a Tlii'i'iitt'iiiiur
Letter.
as the usual legal arrangements nave rU.nt ln,lr follows In the New
t,.i.. - r..,i.. i.i,i, 'elbtllty that the Herlln (iov eminent will
IVfAkV.Xl W ui) tvttnv.1 4a lll4l.il 111. . )
. ' . . . . . , dectJe to answer the President s d
dc-
addresslng a deputation of London 1 nillmi, and offer ome rea concessions.
..t.ti.rt imititre Theip are mote man
. .(. ...... I'niiHtrii.'tLm work Is not i.t.ii,...ini.i.. ..,-.1. .. ,11 i. inn f.ie!urle on which we tuteini in nruuT in .M'
... i... ..... ....I anmi inr ine rr.i i ..1...1 .1 .... .u.. ,.,i-. n.tii... nr m r iiettinniis 1 lie i.nn 1
T....ISV Snmu.l Cnnincr. nml Pr.nik iiotlty them as soon as J J. Keppler. our
cept III a general way l or that rea-1 v) .Morrison, president and ecrelarv 1 vtce-presnlent, returns 10 ae nni.
son Mr. l.uc.s was unable to enumerate reipctlvel of the American Federation1 That will be earl.v next week
the many leatures In which his apatt- of i,i,or rft for Hitdgcixirt with other I "The ptvsent time Is the best that
metit w, 11 surpass the best In New York. , omerrs of the organization. A meet- ever happened for us. For the past
null ii,,,.
Washington, July 22. Despite efforts
in keen the matter a secret It became
knuwn to-day that large extra force ; which Infeis the wl in tne muniry uuu . lnK wm ,e Ma there to-morrow to lourieen yearn inn. n
financier and business men to-day.. Uut what Is causing resl anxiety Is ' n, f.Jt,,.ol 0ilcemen have len on duty I luriner tne enure ;. tcons uer ways am means . nrmg t.g me. i. -
. .1. . ............ .. ... .1 1 lip h:i 111 ill 11 1 ill. ill i.r.i s-. ,.,..., 11 r inn n p in .ill r u. iiit'iiiiii('iii.iiiii-i"' ........ ....i-i-... ......
m.inv featiites and would be read.v for trie: here Is that Mr. (iomper will con-, jobs for .very man, almost. d the
tcnutits a ear from thi September for with representatives of tne men and , maniifacturets are or.vlrg for mote
The Pnares c'lub propert had brtn .P(.Vi ronferrntv with malingers of the hum!. to turn nut munition Thi Is
.Mr Hagglii's for several vears. He Usnilngton factorle-. In the case if the out time Can .wm bltme u If w. tal.e
bought It 111 Mav. 1?02, as the site fonsttlke at Hndgepo-t. a well a that at it? The .omlltlnns aip fivorable nlo
a tine mansion, realizing that the time H.iyor.re. organlzcis will he furnished I 11, th.it tlieie is other ialmr trouble
was not far distant when bis home at In event It I found lmp..sib!e to reach 1 m existen e.
-v tenth ..... imp in Hip ..line bloek with in amicable settlement. 1 "In our strike of l!Ut we were handl-
would be untenable lie-' cafpett ny tne nig rauro.iu sirne lunni
IViir firitpral 7ny 1 lenp. ilralntil us . if 0111 limit- worn we nee.nu
Wh.l. llenartmsnt officials ate ..lis-' " ' "V '.'". '" '""..""" .' 7,
7 ri;::: "" of inm .'".slnce early vesterday morning .0 pre
niMV lip prp:itlv tirn.-iiletieil horllv nml ...in ..n .n.ii.i. n,niii...u ii,r ,,t.w .... .t 1., n.. n-i...
" ' ...... nrjruI,tl. ,mt ,,, ,0 tno possibility vent a uiuwhik ui 01 m-.i ............. .....
that Indirect taxes may be Increased. l)f ai. furtnr diplomatic represent..- threat was contained In .. letter re-
The deputation called on him to urge tlons. While the note ltelf does not 1 cejv,, py Major Ita.vtiion.l W. Pullman,
that the people be appealed to for contain any Intimation of what course , Superintendent of Police, and by tlut
greater economv because of the Imposl- M1'" r",vlc"t l,uruf- ""'official forwarde.1 to Capt. M. P. Louth-
,, , . . ..ermany makes such an attaek In the 1 rur) Chiet llf VMee f ,,e Cpltol force
uon 01 new xaxes. fac of Amere.lM warning that It .rhe threatened disaster, according to
ine I rrmier siuii 111.11 tnu t-iiurnmup , n 111 oe regaril.-l as an uiurieiuuy act. ' ,1,,. itr snnl .Malor Pullman. Was to ,1,. ,n,i inrntinn.
The.v will venture a battle, the decision increase In public expenditure during It believed hetc that a severance of llavo i,,!, place at 1 SO o'clock yester- 'The Progress Club had onl.v a short
Helen Gould,
s of llie 1 VV' learned the len that a general
M-elpt of the letter .,1,1 club The.e It stood increasing In paren, In making intuitions , It '""' ,s1f1rt ';''".. I Mtiimimlinii .'.ittipaiiv was vlttuaUy
blid the force by as- value and as a tax burden. After aev- .ir .well take up another r ,. , ,h ,,ttlc. 1-. ,.r tho
dltlonal men to duty eral y ars of ownorslnp. during which "f ."V.l.ng to N..v Pepartment offl- Gcorg Wallace, the American iPpre- over an agreem. nt v It 1 , U 1 - ..r ho
lldlng. The regular Mr. Hacgln had Fifth av.niie residents clai mechanic- 111 the navy ard have sentatlve of the Am ,1 gamated Mwlety of I ...mipatiy having I n km. l ed 11 .New
.. 1 - ...111 -u . . u - -v. . . . (IHiTntiift tl.- "Pin limit :i n.i t ho mntisititn . . . . . mi. . i .. . i... . . . . . i...n.i
1 I1H..1 Hiii (iiiiiiiut- Ult: (.linniLiri ui )l,. lnuf r...t. i-an h Una nnf fi.-ixn ilna fn ""-'"--- j . w..,.,n ,it' iiinrillTlir. 1111 ItillT IKill III Kit- imiu li..r'u nuiViil ll list llll'31'lll llllllll1! . . . . t ......... j
the ainpalgn In the east. The corre- .. nrotllg-icy on the n.rt of sue-' ' '-utKre wm lo"ow- , threat was dated Los Angeles, and was ,'entral Paik West. Iteasons ' ';' " ' w.mngron Saw Yard "Irike p.ral.vzes the -trlker- mule tn.11
mm lent savs: rtcliless prottlgac on tne pan or sue- , , r . . . . , tv , , fw- i.erh.ius caused 11 ..J... ... ,...i,..it the employ rs For tint reason we will
uttvers of the Gcr.eral Staff In Petro- ' cesMve i.overninems uut tu me uisisinii needles, xenon 1 enrpn. t,.1Ve,l hv Major Pullman tn tne morning .-hange in the turfman's plans and H : ,... ,i,, 1. ,ir.i.eiits lui-slbliltl. s of a I "t can out an ine laeiunes .11 .nue
end say that the battle which Is now ileiuands of the representatives of the i... ,,... ,. n.,.i, h...,n.t t..t..nl.iv. 1 ever i.n.k steiis to do anything with the ,,',.. , .,,1 .,.11.111.., ,if the Navv lH-!ere going to just nop aiing 1110
urns, .iiiei me , ciiiiiii.111.-.. ui .uc ,)eo e. The whole scale of ilomestlc ami " caused manv here to feel that there is. Following tne rec
r" " '? "i " ' " . .-.ii pvneiiilliiir... ho .aid. has risen bv a reason for anxiety that the latest Capt. lxiuinr.111 ooun
ter man tnosc on tne imiester anu tne r - . . . '. not. from w.i.hmrtm, mav .,rn,e slenl
sin 1 1 Z4 ii 111111 uuu nti r iii t urikiii uiiuiiaiiit-ii ... . i...it 1 ti... F....u ns xt ii,ip... iiui winn n 1 n iu ronui iiii .
jof by our forefathers. He expresseil the '"'?"' ",0"c '" ot m men. vvhlch aini iVrTkc .., tin' d.irk about his plans. ,','1!:. 'no'Kroumi for mplntnt . It Is , Kngmee.-. ,u, Hngli-h union. ....uths YorU
sn,s llH.sl..... ('House (.ronn.l. op nion ,n n . r, "-; has bcc notcl, ,. tnB (!(.rnl.ltis ' makes thlrtv-Plx men on duty Inside the he sun.M-ed his ne hbors b P acmg , olnt , , that the wage sea!,. , ine
.... .... i hxv - - - - ... .. . . m 1 ui t .ii niiii iniir iiniiii f'Kiiut'K iiii'ii u:i inn uniiiriiv 4ii im- i i m , ii .t- iwi ,tu urk .inn .ittn- - -
all in 1 t, of view as the most serious . ye 'he continued, the Government unanimously unfavorable verdict on their '' outside, a force of forty ofllcers In
t.noi the beginning of the war. A semi- ' . ' n, enough In urovldlne note of July s as fabrications Inspired , .. ,,,,,.
rH";i ,".t"!t inn" V which ,,he,p?esheIener.a1, "on .y .he Hrltl.h or the Pro-I.rlt.sh pre.s tL2J tt
,n. Uv.....vu .......... ,. i,p iiiailp to bear its Talr tiurilen 111 im puuuin, , - ., ..... .... 1 ,i,,., ,.,,
. . . .. ., i... 1 ..... !.......! .1... .1,. OI IIIH tenet u . .l'. . 1.1..... .... ....
Major Pullman. The li.iMemiut and
main floor of the building are now
Illuminated throughout nt night.
Adjt -t!en Sadler of New Jersey,
i-rnt by the Governor tn study tin.
situation, asked t';o Sheriff to ui.il.e
olio more elTnrt to re-tore order. Ac
ciir.Iluuly Silil deputv sheriffs vvero
suoin In to natch outride the plants
while hired deteitnes Flood on guard
In-tde
Gov. I'leMer pt.'tn sed i..t night that
If tlnro was tnor.; vlnletico in tho
1 oiirso of the night or this morning
lie will order out the tultttl.. to-day.
The State sold.i'-s arc being held In
readiness to tespotid mi ,1 moment-
notice
Labor .eailei s at P.tl.!gemi t. Conn..
s..t,l la-t lllgllt lli.it the st like lit tho
plant ot the Heiuingloii Alius una
!3 In
in the
nearl
mme of thr engaBetntnts now In prog-
tut uaon ground chosen by the Grand
'Mike Nitholus for a decisive trial of
it'ii.-'h will mark a change In the
w Hole character of the eastern cam-
l.lsn.
'.Needless to say. this ground has be.n
rti0H' with .1 ew to taking the enemy
of the wnr. The Income tax. he said, aiso oeen ouerveu n..u ine
uught to be levied 01. Smnller Incomes German press Is expressing supreme
than nt present, eo that all classes will confidence In the acceptance b tho
contribute directly as well as Indirectly I'nlted States of the proposals sub
to the support of the State. uiltted by Germany and also that the
Hcgardlng Indirect taxation, without Culled Sutes certalul.v will say no iuoim
,..i., i,,, ,i.,tn. I, .ni.i iin, im. about Its ill iii.uhIs that Ametlc.tns be
rnoMv won ax lew to taking the enemy , J l'X,, ,1 . 11 h. ini h, permitted to travel the high seas In
. 1 a disadvantage, ine itusMau ariuiea e - -
Me in a region which has been carefully ' People should contribute to the national 8a.',' b lc ,. , ,,,
fortltltvl and provide! with comn.unlea-1 resources by thelr personal economies. " h'"'- nll '' e ' ,h,"
vie.isurts win souji ic auuiiiue'ii iw - V
iMrtlnn.pn. he H.ilil. w hleh will olit.-iln me Hermans, mere is 11 genm-n n.owio
miriin.M lor w lien .1 nrosoeeiiv c . m. on 1 . averaKe. n-pi . ......
imver would care to ue the corner. lihe Philadelphia ard. whereas in tin
Wnshiriton yard It averages
Won. en Willi It'll I p of (lull. '3.0. .
m-i.. i!, atnmpnt iilarlng no on-
While waiting for a buver one of the .,, .. .. 0f mechanics who
ad-
off lee of the Machinists" Vs-oeiat ion e--
tenlav. having Just returned from
Itti.lgeport He laughed at the stab -meit
that the Iteininstoti Millie had
f.ulid
"We got what we wanted, and more,"
he Haiti. "How can It have been a fid-
tne What was tne usf nt continuing
All nf the men nnd girls em-
plnved thele Will lie b . k lit Wnlk oil
Munil.iv . ,t was -alii
voi.icK rovi-:i!U-:sa to
S7'0' I'lTCllh'n HATTI.KS
ions. This riglon Is the famous three-
'ir'ress trlangk which has figured
suffrage Itadeie 111 this city, a pers inal , ,,i-, ,.pt private empKv m nt at the strike aftet we were satisfied'.'
filenil ot .ir. ii.ikkui, tiponi.tiiieu ine nRrr wages. However, inej .ye .-
tuitmau tor ine use m ine uni. mi islig the men io 1e1n.uu ......
CARDINAL GIBBONS 81 .TO-DAY.
i
( ntholle I'rrlntr Will Pass lite l)n
In the Countr.
lUt.TiMOliK. July 22 Cardinal Gib
bons will celebrate his eighty-first blr;h.
I'Tness iriitlIKU WHICH hub hkuicu . ......... ,r thit thp nnlp unlit liU iilulit I """" ""'. ......,
Prominently In the workw of military I from the taxpayers a.U.,uate contrllm- Ion here that the note '" -t nU 1 1 (,ny tl).,norrow. i ,,r eding e,rs
,.-!,.. ..i... . iri,.vltini,. ir. th ivtr pii.n.lltnr. II. will come as a severe siiiHK ami ii ruue
".ii. iwi a Kt7i.riiitii.il pi.i. lie ,.i' .... ... , . 1....I.
"f the triangle Is Hreat-Lltovsk. The showed no Inclination to sympathize a ",'r ,,...,.. rn ,. , k,.iiv.
t'He extends from Ivangorod to Novo with the financial pessimists, but uld '.. . ',. V,,,,,.. Z. ,,. i. i
!(0iglevsk. Already both of these Vis- that every one must realize that the nun .. v..., ..... . ...... 1
tuU fortresses have been In action. Very jirescnt time Is unprecedented In the n' uoveni men in..., .....is.-.. .. s o n.n
larse forces have, been brought up by nation's history. " ec " th" ""'f'. 'o ''' ''t exists
With Sides. I . , -.........''. -e ...
"It Is nut niiiielnated that the struc-I livereu to-morrow , t.n wn.ii u.u
lr ll:iei..li eiinsentpj to let ..." I.iv iinliilllli: out tl"ilt m.lll.v
them have the club, the Mots goe, untU llliiV ,e thrown Mil of Job- with the
a buver could be secured. All that It . cessation of activities in private facto
would cost them for the fine club build- r.c following the close of the war
Itig would be Its maintenance. Hut
something happened which has never be- -.rrTVTOVS MAKEHS
eome Known 10 ine pun. .v. . ..e i-nui.i- . .,.,,. tr cTifilfP , , , ...
gcttes did not get the use of the club. 1)1 A SATlOss AL S 1 tl ft l. nomtced last night. .1.
vboiit live years ago a syndicate was i member of the ttiui. gave m
organlzt-J to take over the property and j
improve It with an eighteen story apart- ( Wnn , Mart In Fall. "l'll""R"
ment which with the land would mean, .irir (imiiued Time.
a IS.OO.i.OdU Investinent. The syndl-I ,0" "",r
eatp had optioned the property and Car-' A country bin Mtike of memoeis oi
itiou "i ..
her party
Fit will hp lomr ilriiw-n out. Hussla t
ait the ltue calmly and f.rvenlly
tnurmurs 'amonn' to the Grand Duke s
mcsice to the people In the order of
tht day "
VACATIONS HOLD UP ARMS.
RUSSIANS BOTTLED UP.
Ttto
German people generally are expecting
What will follow the shock ami sur
prlfe ft" novv a ni,tter of deep roncern
I to Washington outrun, tnotign tney
, are counting partly on the friendly chai .
acter of the note tn offset this. It has
long been felt here that the Gorman
(ijilp Workers Insist on
Wfi-ti. IiisIphiI of One,
Spettitl Cable Venpatrh to Tim Si-v
Lonpov, July 22. The manufacture ,., i,HV0 ,Pl.n written largely with
of munitions on the Civile is acnln held n view to miking a favorable Impres
Hei-lln .n-s Troops .(rs In It nn- I up by the refusal of more than .'.0 per , Mon upon pun ic opinion at nome.
. . ., -i. ... .J , If the American nute serves to anger
Enron, ttin I loselv intpsieu. inn. i.- ... .... .......
he will pass the day at the home of T.
Herbert Shrlver, I'nlon Mills, neir
Westminster. He Is fond of this beauti
ful country place and often goes th-re
for unlet iinu rem. & ii, ...,, ur,. the plans for the ,.....,.i,,.,l Assocls
Messages of congr.uuia-.ion nave i-oni.. :,,.., ..... of ub,(.h ,,,,, b,.n
The varn that we failed iilmost as
ftimi) as the one thai we wete paid bv
German agent Can sou ttnngli-.p tne,
represi tiling a Itritish as.oi'tatlon. In
citing a strike for the benefit of the
Germans-.'"
A change in the working hours bene
fiting the emplo)ccs at the II W. I!lis.
torpedo factories Hi Htooklvn was an.
Lane, a
nit a state-
inert at the I'nlon League Club whiei
explained that after August 1 the fn
Jrr.r
tllltlln Held ttenilv lo
.MIT lilll I ll'lll 111 I .
The light bet wet II the Staiitlaid Oil
Compans of New Jersey and the.
strikers at the i 'unstable I look plant In
Havoiine continued with gleater vlolenm
than ever vcstcnlav Two tlead. four
men Piobabl.v lalallv mji I ami at
least n dozen others lilt by bullets ami
a-.ll. lilies In tin.
from all parts ixf the country and they
seem to bo more iiumirous man evet.
tented. This conteinplatil Improvement
caused nearby owners much concern.
not want an apartment ne:i
homes, Among those who were
oniioscd to the Improvement were some
(of the wealthiest people in town.
j The story thai Mr llaggin would lin-
Iptove the site with a dwelling for Ills
..... own use vv.is given a iteatiiiuovv mice
T.'lllle He Ordered re 1. 1 1 re I . lo . , n . . .'rocker
The expressions of good will are from '"" ' ,'.
persons of all creeds. They will be '
sent to the Shrlvr lesldence to-morrow, ","JlX
NO $500,000 HOME FOR FORD.
lin.U well the tdt. i
t'AiMiiim'ii ni.ti mn-i ..vikii-i .in- in - - , ,
torles will follow- a Pi hour Instead of I tight will, lilies. .evolvctN am stoma
. . . i i k, i.. .1.... ,i lliptueen t ie stllkets .llld the gll.llils of
the Standard's plant and Us subslillarv ,
the Tide Water oil Coiiipanv
Th.' Mrlkeis Iiivi two ut their number
bv builets llred l-v git.iul- at the Tido
In nitiiii ion eigiii inner
bullets nml tin. t.
.'4 hour week After that dale titer.1
will be an eight hour day fo- six ib.
a wtek at the same pay as at presen'
si SUB-TREASURY THEFT j ADMIRAL FISKE MAKES jrgf;;:H
CHARGED TO A TELLER; A FLYING TORPEDO BOAT
1 the German peoplo It Is considered
Sf'fi' ''able Peipatrh In The Sis.
Kk , via Am-terdam, July 2
''he -Sernian forces are rlfislng In hteail-
("ot llstlmiile svJT.-i.IHMI.
HETnoiT, Jul 22 Ilenty I'old testl-
fled to-dav that he thought jr.on.niiu
house at the noiiheast corner of Fifth . '1'iiilllPr Vct'llSetl of fil't-
avemie and Sixty-fourth stieet for about ' 1 . It. IIIIIIHI -ul''"
fTiiii.niio Mr Haggln had been holding
the coiner at ll.f.uO.Oiio. It whs salil
l.tt .. ..1.1 tt.-it ilnriin ,ti. i-t ...ai.I u
vviIpii the hour for rsumlnir alteiod under any circumstances. It Is, Mr. Ford tentllled that after waiting i ,h ..in- The livl.
-i.-.i. M,.ri...r ti.ivp taken their .iniv etiimenCs handling of the situation ;ir,hltects. which firm l-ord had ills
" " n,r"" 'u-n...... f,.- .p,.r. This th A.i. doubly dllllcult. i charged. When he found their plans
-)' n Warsaw, while Girmins to the ' . ,," H.,nc'i!oned a rest on condition In view of the undisputed fact tli.it cnj,tl for K.no.OwO. Ford said, he nr.
:inh ami AuMro-Hungarlnns to the,., j ., lvou, begin on the morning of the German people regard their sub- ,,Pr,.,i f27:,0ml cut from the estimate.
tut, ., re moving forward in cut off the i July if. and end with the morning of July marine campaign as the greate..t achieve- Kven then he could not get what In
,m - ,,f .l,.-.t nn.it.-il 21. This was In lieu of the usual two ment m u.e war. .... -."'"'. 1 want en.
ih on. nor P.ii;iii, according to the
'0 trt I statement madp publli: by the
"mj ,nb iniHtratmn to-night.
. b.i'g ,iii, onu of the Htlongest nf the
!irt 'I, ,, towns to the MUittieast, Is
' '" i.v.ited. This means that an
lt"r . .iiiimunieatliig railway of War
's h l.,en cut off. thus leaving to the
tin"- e.n-jn by Substituting
Copiiers for N'iekels.
usual two weeks July vacation to slxilllire,y pohle that the popular ferment ' t01, ,,.,, j,, ,y for home. The ca;e !MV'7,ucas- coinpany ,ul,l close to
.lays as reiiuerieo. may ne sue. "" , .f ' '" . ' ""' J ". .. . . lirp,tv The club 1
le a three stors building 1 Ofi.S feet on I
the avenue anil 1 feet on the stteet. I
The apartment which will be erected I
u the realty will lie lab! out or 'twelve " .",.. C(,)n .v,4Ul1 of the I'nlted
leuillllS. er line iiimi lliieiu lit ii liner, i lie ; - v.,rl, -in.l
ii ..t.. sun. t rensury in
William It Tanner, chief paving teller
Navy Kvperts I-.Npect n ("rent
Future for the Device
.lust Patented.
''' i1 leading to Petrogiad, Ik threat
'WI 1 . the German udvance toward
" The statement la as follows :
x-"" east nf Shnvll our victoriously
ii troops eaptiiicil 4.1.10 prls
live machine, guiiH, a great
jf bagg-jge and one pioneer
I
T. siiiiim are retreating on Hie
fr nt Irom Lako Haklewn In tho
S-j.in ,,f the Maiiampol-Kovno road
lt " il the lne.li Ii Hi tho liuc
i d gained further ground
.waul, iiio eneinv liaii dlK-
I.ih unii-3.1 tniinter .ittnckx
s""" f.f tho Vistula the HusslatiH
' n Med ,a,., ijit,, tho enlaiged
'"I"- iii tiosition of Wnrsav on tho
re fr.,n motile tliiiiugh N'ailarzyn to
Kivi,ira
H ,i i,, Httarh yesterday the
'rn f'.i it von Woyrsi-hH filial rated
, 'i: ' tempt of tlic eiti-my lo nr
,ttt (he retreat of their- defeated
Connnu'd on Th- J i"nf;e.
work ' arrived yestctdav morning les I considered reasonable hero lo expect ,v y,.,,r nd spending JlSO.M.in all lin
Thin in Per cent of tro men were on ' that next vvixk the German press may had were a few foundations and snim
hul l -mil this nnrnlng slightly less be denundlng that the Getinan Govern- . wft stone on the giound.
.. '-.'.. .mro.l fur .lull' A I ..lent art VlgOrOltsIV to pri.VC tO tllll
the Vime 'time the streets were tilled Fnlted States that the lnUer's demands j GERMANS DEMAND FIRMNESS
with workmen, who weto Hear lo all ; are i-eyonu .....r........... ...
Pitreatlts, while the holiday reorts OfHolals arc satl-Kled that the tier
were crowded. It Is feared that full ' man Government can be counted on to
Washington, July 22 - u aerial t. r
pedo boat designed for attack on ships
In protected harbors has Just I n
1... the l.ugest III the city The living .... ,if,,.t.n vears a tiuste.l empiovre ... ,
loom will be in by 2d In size, and all the ,r wa, attested .Merd.i 'l"- "'"J- " ""'hed to he Navy War
other rooms will be of exceptionally 'over inn nt. ' College at .Newport The plan con-
large dimensions. ! while at Hradley Heacli. a. " I templatcH equipping iitotist. r aeroplanet
The Thompson-Stan ett Company will vacation, following u.e rramr ...e.. ; wini me i.tt.-n.-.i.t t..r.e,i.,
only two vvaya of eacipe. ..no I time on the Important work will not be prove much mare
conservative than
the Herman public, but It is also real
build the apartment John L. Tonnele,
Jr, of William A. White el Sons, nego
tlated the deal.
to
resumed until July 1. If hcn.
DOCTORED BY WIRELESS.
lirlllsli War-hip's Surneon Kill In ! German Government, If It so desired, ' to the last German note,
mlgni neau mi hj ...... -.t.
I'nlted States
Nrttsonnersj Opiiose I'urlher Cini-
eession. to Aiiiiriin. j INFANT COSTS ALLIES ARMS.
lieil that ill this war all the belligerent I Amhtrhpam, July 22 despatches .
' tjovernments have been tnol lesponslvo ( from Germany say that all the news-i
to pressure of puiuic opinion at nome, i papers are pniisuiiig nut iuiim.s m .
It Is pointed out, howovur, that the 1 be a resume of Piesldent Wilson's reply
that
ti -n hml been Ftitltii from the I u is me opinion oi yvumirai v isse mat
S,.' -... I .1 t.. ,,..,. I,.-.! ,.-....l,. ..
lin' itj ,..P i'"i".." ....... t.ti.nr ii
liirlsti'iilnu Lends In Slrlkp of 150
i
Iron Ore II liters,
1ll.llll.ANl. F.vi.i.h, N. V, July 22.-
l up e.liui.ui iniir t. ui" iiv fi'iipi-i - - . . . , ., ,
hntr nn AniiTii'iin ttennmn. , . p....,.,! states b restricting the s said to be pessimistic, the general as- , 1,1 , " ' ", " " "
PiliMi.F.U'HtA. July 22. Capt. Lane , newspaper discussion of the American ( M'rtloii being tli.it If the resiimo In at- intending a cnrisieuing parts anoui n.o
lientfnrrt arrived hero note. 11 is even ui.insi.i ini. .....i . luraie a .....fi pr. ....... i
lirauiorn arrive., in ru , ,,, .,, ,,. i, t. i ... .,.,,. .i,v a,., in,.., ,. ..... ... ,, ...... ..... i....... .
the piioio iiie'i. '"- - f ".- in. t.i, ...... , ..... lullHS uni h ill iiikiii.hh. i-.in,-, went mil
iiuihii ii" in...... ...liie I o.i a v. l.v ng ut. the ou nut of
of the steamship
to-day from Tuxpaii, Mexico, and told a I ". w,hhel,l
storj that Oil tne ssconu naj .mi
sailor was taken III. j J0 SHIPS SUNK IN WEEK.
No physician being on boar.l the wire-
ll!.S
tt..u i.tierator swept the sea with
wireless In search of one. A Prills!!
warship answered, but refused to glvi
her location, and said sho could not leave
her post,
The man's ss riiptonm were wirelessed
to the warship' doctor, who diagnosed the
ca,0 as pneumonia. Thn physician then
wirelessed a pteserlpllon to Capt. Lane,
The treatment was applied, but two dnx'A
later the patient died. Th body wan
brought here.
Ilrltlsl. s" Siilniinrlnes Acconi-
plUbetl .Volhli.K l Xetrn l)as.
Lonhon, July 22. No llrltlsh mcr
chant vessels were sunk by German sub
marines or mines .luting Him week ended
July 21, according tn the Admiralty to
night. During tho week 1.321 vessels
of all classes arrived at all ports of the
United Kingdom and although them
were several narrow rocapci none wm
Mink,
The nutl-Amerlcan feeling has been
revived In Germany In conseiuence.
Oie for Use in llie uiaiunaenirn o. me
arms for Knuland atnl Hussla. Guards
Assistant I'nlted Staten I)intrlct At- ril,uc, inntrolleil torpedo might be e
oriu-y Sanitn-l Hetschensteln sas that pij,.,i, one aeroplane carrjlng a t
I'fitiiipr made uillilli-Mous lo Capt. Hem y I .,,,. ...... .mothei the wireless machiii,
!...re burned there from New York city land Agent Hubano of the t.viet servi.-e i , K.MY0 n,,. missile's night through
HT.WNETT BOAT FOR ENGLAND. ' to pueervo order. when they charge, mm w u n ine in ... , Wll,r.
" . .. . . ii,.i.eh sub. tne using iipru '-..
vMin r.i... "- ' -, ,.i,.kr, i the I'os tile to attack a lleet even with n a
stltutlng cel. I''7J 'r 111 ,,u I ,am, locked harbor Carrl-.l on . huge
X'A y when! aeroplane, the Whitehead to, pedo of
..rn ll e.t before I'nlted States Comnils-; regulation tspe could bo taken over
tor Hougl on on the charge of en.- harbor defences at an altitude safe from
bczrlement HIp wife, voting and a"- gunllie. accotdlng to experts
rivetlve went with hint to the Tomb, Aetoplaiifs causing a ton of dead
.ifier Commissioner Houghton had held i weight have been perfected In several
Tanner In 7,r.i0 ball. She seemed I countries Several ate being built In
dared bv the sudden blow. The couple ; the I'nlted States for Great lltitaln. It
have two daughters, one 1" and the I H understood here that Germany la con
other " vears old. The Tanner home Is ,uetlng experiments with aerial torpedo
in Fast 'orange. N .1. Hi, salary inn .craft.
been $2,0ihi a sear. I It has been suggested that a Ijpe of
cm.
tor
l.ichinery
The war otdois received by firearms
mauuf.uiuieis stalled a boom at the
mine The miners, feeling themselves
Heportrd llrltlsh Will Cc Vnchl
m Coi.sl Guard,
.Sioii Cable fleipatrh to Tiik Si x
Paiiih, July 22, There Is a lepott
here that tho llrltlsh Government Is ne
poii.itlnir to talte over the Lyslstrata,
r. ,v. . ... ii....... ........... Vim. tli.n-
l ie yacni in .mines minimi i.ui.i...., . iiiui., ...... . w I... v.. ..a inrv In.dav-
i.. .....i . ,. .,i ffiinr.i vessel. I m work unlei-s given an eight hour day. I eral Urana Jury io-aas.
HO uoi. , i .. r, . . - -
vn nvest gallon was im kuii mm
twenlj-slx bags supposeo in con a ,,.s)1, Rot M,PlltH ,.), a method of
ir.,-"" in iiiiiii'in ... -
.....M.-..rl.-til ilPi'll iMl IO tllKP .1 ll.IV Orr'll.-Sl. 111 l..lM.e
to celebi-alo the christening of the In- ties believe Tanner has. been p'illti , ,J ,,,, H,si.intent developnier.l.M of radio
f.mt child of Alexander Conclnel. lie- IhmuKh .i"..'"""" i "rnMrli'i i "mlrolll devices Naval experts
cause some of them K.k an extra day J-r. ' .cord H B J i.e. ,, rw lleve that Admiral Flske's recent Itiven-
OIT following the .hrlstenlng Supt. Will- The bags of ilcke Is h. n! I no been ex- e Hllh,...lt U1 of developmeut Into
lam Whitburn rebuked them and they amlned In thai .period, he uld. ,hl '. ..fnclent weanons of
rnfn m hnpV The case will lie lam utiura tne rt-u- ...... -----
In the llie alMie.l t"S ii"' gnar.is ai i no
crowds , olnt' .s. . I "! M il., is. -mii-com.
batants and women and children, imp
gill, two l.o- -nd Vi tal l.vst.iudeis
wcie hurt
Thiee guards were tun t ii'ie nf the-.n
was i-o beaten up bv the strlkeis that lin
s m a critical condition In the llasounn
Hospital Another guatd was shot
thioiigh the wiim and still another was
Injured by falling ttom a i.uinnug in
the course ot a tiis.ll.tili The enniiiaiiv s
iiMint was damaged slighll.v bv four tlrei
which the strikers Malted m the iiiuitH
of the ib.v with the . oi or .lestrosuu;
the rxppslv. oil plant-, v .'iie.l at many
millions of Hollars
I'lrl.iu Purl, ln-iliii.
Filing contlmied t - o'cl... k ill.s
morning between the giiird at the Tub.
Water plant uni strikers t I o'clock
Dr P S lleii.7filtn.in . ci'le.l to at
tPiid a guard, who, it was given out olll
dally, had ae.iil. ntallv shot himself
It was said but could i.ot I'- olll. Lilly
cnntlrme.1 that the plant was iiinmng
full force all iilnlii 'vnb men btought
from .New Vork .-.lihou-h li.siib-nt
Itenson had sal.t the pl.il.t w is to Im
closed. This -tiitenir.it was in i.le hs a
city emplovee. but the news had not set
reached the striker.
Karlv this morning .. tinek with two
police otllr-crt and two cm employees
.topped In front of the plant to mot
Iron sewer pipe thai hid been thi.mn on
the tracks b th" stnltri Swaims of
sttlkers who .vein tin. tight to be asleep
appealed and tile .lepuues tefin-ed lo
touch the pipe . .
Attacks on the Stand. td "i and the
Tide Water pi ti ts b.-.r.l. eulv mid wen
continued Inlernitttlnglv tin inighoiit H.t.
.!, Tin. Fi-iilnu iif llavotiiin along
It was recalled to. day that Admiral ;nH't i'w entv-He nml a'uei. Horn the
.lerse' ell.rai i.,i,iii'.... 'in-ni m ..i.,
Standard oil vrorkx. was Ihtoiigeil with
1-natlesn HlnUers. engi r to do il.iniage to
properls and to t il' Hv. s
The police if Hayoniii. win powerless
to Hup .lie Ilgbis "II,. c 'I'levv tliat
lives of Poll.e I nspe. lot Cult wV. w.is
hurt on the pr.-vi... l..v ... d . Iiu-r "f
Police Iteilly an. I of Slier ft I. g i F.
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