Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-29
AFRAID OF HER SEX.
Mrs. Hollis, of Homestead, Is Alarmed
by Her New Neighbors.
TAKING MEN OUT OF THE MILL.
EilI Workers foying into Houses Behind
the lig Fence.
COLONEL nUIINGS MAKES A PROTEST

Captain Newton stated last night that
Warrants have been issued for several
Homestead women who have been active in
threatening the wives of non-unionists and
that two arrests will be made to-day. The
Latest reported case OF this character is the
complaint OF Mrs. Hollis, who has moved
into house On Twelfth street. She was
much alarmed by several women coming to
ler residence and telling her that if her
husband did not leave the mill they would
kill her An accurate description of
tie women has been secured
and their arrests will follow.
The mill authorities learned yesterday
that Plttsburger who has been working in
the mill Tor two weeks had induced num-
Der of skilled workers to quit. These lat
ter, so it is claimed, were strikers from the
Union iron mills who had quietly come to
Homestead and had taken the places of the
locked-out men here. The emIssary for
the Amalgamated Association went among
them, and by threats OF exposure and expul-
sion from the iron and steel workers
orCaniza ion had compelled them to leave.
One OF the workers WAS approached By the
House, and after an earnest conference
went to the mill and secured his trunk. He
then le!t. the emissary is to be discharged
immediately.
A Former Employe Returns to Work.
It is announced that Albert Barnes, a
former Homestead steelworker, who lately
worked at Oliver & Roberts, entered the
mill yesterday and was given position as
heater.
All the men who have been sleeping in
barges and boats on the river bank of the
millyard were transferred yesterday to the
new ho2ses built behind the fence. There
were 60 additional bedrooms ready for oc-
cupancy in the morning and all of them
have been filled. The new boarding house
on City Farm lane is being rapidly fitted up
to accommodate 100 persons.
Four Homestead families with their house.
hold goods were moved by the Pennsylvania
Railroad yesterday. The men are going to
work in the steel mill at New Castle.
Officer Parker, who assaulted drunken
coal aud iron policeman, was discharged by
Captain Newton yesterday. Colonel
Hulings is indignant because the mill
policemen put their drunken comrade in the
guard tent to sober up. "This camp is not
a Kelley institute" he said. The policemen
Should take care of their own people.
Knows of No Change.
Ths Colonel is in ignorance of any move
ment to place him or Colonel Kreps in
command OF the deputies So far as he is
concerned he is not in Homestead for such
q purpose. He added that four OF the Brad
dock steel workers have applied to Mana
ger Schwab to be transferred TO the Home
stead mill, believing they can better them
selves
Detectives Farrell and Mills last night
arrested George Diebold on two charges
OF murder and one OF aggravated riot. Die
bold had returned TO work in the mill and
was captured at his post
Borough Officer William Walls was ar
rested last night on a charge of the larceny of
O gold watch preferred BY a prisoner he
arrested Tuesday night Tor drunkenness.