The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
RETURNED TO HIS WORK
H. c. FRrcM oNoB MORE on DUTY.
Resumes His LAbors as CooliV es ~ Nothing
Had OccurTed--Ihe Duquesne Works
TO Start Up at Once.


PTTsBUsG, August 5.-H G. Frick, chair
man Of the Carnegie Steel Company inter-
ests, assumed active control again this
morning. He reached his Office at 1880
o'clock and engaged with bis accustomed
energies in bis business. and as quietly ss il
yesterday he had been at his desk instead
Of attending tho funeral of his infant child.
There was great surprise in the office, as,
excepting Secretary Loveioy, no one knew
that be was coming down town
for week at least. There was general
rejoicing among among the employees. IS
soon as Mr.. Fnck reached the building
he went into his private room, lighted
oi ar, asked that the heads Of the depart
ments report TO him as usual and then
buried himself in his morning mail. Mr..
lrick was confined In the house twenty
days. having been wounded three weeks
a6o tomorrow.
DUQUEsNK WORKS TO pr STARTED.
Secretary Lovejoy said to United Press
wiil be started on Monday. and the ak hun
dred Iaen employed this week will be at
work then. The riot yesterday will not IN
tertere with our plans.
DUQUEsNE RIOTERS ARREsTBD.
The attempt Yesterday of the AmalRa-
mated Association members to prevent the
old mon not organized with them from re-
turning TO work in the Duquesne mill has
Tor time drawn public attention away
from tho other struggles between the
strikers and the Carnegie Steel Company.
Late last night Constable Griffiths, sc-
c9mpanied by James F. Morrison,
who was beaten badly in the riot
yesterday. came 10 Pittsburg on the
advice OF Superintendent Morrison, and
made intormatlons for riot against twelve
OF the participants, who arc mostly Du-
quesno men, but some Qf them reside IN
Homestead. Superintendent Dillon asserts
that roller named Ieemer brother Of
Oarsman John Teemer, Is believed By the
police 20 be marked" for death by the
strikers for having twice deserted his lodge
and worked The police this morning aud
during the night dispersed large crowds on
tho Snithfeld wharf who were watching
the Carnegie service boat Tide leave her
wharf She had noD-union men aboard,
aud the crowds were hooting so violently
that an outbreak was feared.
MR. TRICKS PLANE.
One Of the first things that Mr.. Frick did
after reaching bis desk to-day was to dictate
q oeolegram 10 MT. earn sgie announcing
the TACT of bis recovery and return 70 busi-
meas. As soon as Il became known that Mr.
Frick was ia his office he was besieged by
scores Of congratulations and he WAS COM
pelled 10 deny admittance 20 many Of them.
Subsequently he was seen by O representative
OF the United Press and was asked
what he had TO say about the situation of
affairs. Il am entirely satisfied. l could
not ask any better management OF this
trouble than that OF nay assistants. and the
results 30 far are all that ! could ask There
have been many grave situations and com
plicatlons, and all Of them have been
successfully met. / am feeling in eH-
cellens shape, and will go right
alor7 from now attending 70 my af-
fair Fortunately there 10 nothing behind,
for % my absence the work has been most
satisfactorily done by the various officials
and clerks. am determined 10 pursue the
policy decided on by the board of directors,
namely to non-unlonZe-to use a labor ex-
preston Homestead. Duquesne, Beaver
Falls and the upper and lower Union mills.
THERE'S not The slightest doubt OF our sue
cess in this direction. | am pleased with
the progress we have made thus far"
MORE INFORMATION.
Two more informations against Home
stead rioters were made this morning be-
fore Alderman Riley. charging them with
lANlAtis 10 Va hAD hseAooN oAV
suppressed.
Frederick Primer, one Of the Pinkersons
charged by Hugh Ross, of the Amalgamated
Association, with murder. surrendered him
self to Alderman King last evening and was
admitted to bail for hearing.
no CHANGE At TIE MILL.
HOMESTEAD. August 5.-There was no
change at the mill this morning according
to the management No new men came in,
nor were any wanted. as the present men
are all that can be trained at present. The
expects % contract with a number
OF experienced workers. who will DO here
next week. School Director Goethe and
Samuel Mcknight, two Homestead men
who went q work in the mill on Sunday,
came out last night and both declared they
would never 20 back again. They said that
thlriy-hye of the new men left yesterday
and that the work Of the Others IS being
done in "A shiftless manner.
The Homestead Invesueatiou.
WASHINGTON. August 5.-The House Com
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