The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
Prick AGAIN AT HIS DESK.
THE CARNEGIE CHAIRMAN GIFTS RI0HT
DOUN no Work Ar ONCE.

Geores or ITS Friends Interrupt Hin with
Their Congratulations, but At Every
spare Moment lie Digs In and Keeps Up
with Ills pu;irs-iiis Arrival . Surprise
to His A-socintes-The Dsy's Labor
Seems to Have Agreed with Hin-The
Homestead. Duquesne Rioters Feel the
Arm OF the Law Promptly. bat Mako
Endenvors to Escape the Csastsbies.
PIrTsnuTou. Aug. 6.-To every ones sur
Prise. II. c. Frlck. Chairman OF the Carnegie
Steel Company. who two weeks ago narrowly
escaped denth by the bullets and the knife Of
Berkman the Anarchist, walked into his ONCE
this morning. He was accompanied by Dr.
Li,chleld. the physician who has attended
him since tho shooting. He looked trifo
pale and he was bit thinner than he was
whom he was shot: but he did not look any
thing like a man who had such a narrow es
cape from death. or like a man. even. who had
been ordinarily sick and confined to the house
for two weeks. He came with the consent. but
against the advice ofthe doctor. who thought
his patient should stay in the house and avoid
any exercise whatever for several days yet.
Mr.. Frick left his house about 10 o'clock
No ono could have told from his walk that he
had been hurt. The only visible sign OF his
injuries was little scar on the lobe OF his left
ear. through which the Grst bullet that Berk-
man fred went. Right back Of this car was
little wad OF cotton that concealed a wound In
the neck where the bullet had entered. On
tho other side OF the neck. protruding above
tho collar. could be seen the plaster which
covered the wounds on that SIDE Mr.. Frick
refused to take his carriage. He preferred the
street cars. no snid. He boarded an electric
car at his gate and rode half dozen blocks In
It to the East Liberty Bridge. where he changed
to a cable car OF the Fifth avenue limo. and
came into town on that He was keenly inter-
ested in everything that he saw on the way
down. and kept up a lively conversation with
the doctor. Though he Is . very we'll known
man in Pittsburgh. there were very few people
who recognized him. and there was mono who
know him we'll enough to speak to him.
The car stopped In front OF his office door.
Mr.. Frick got of without any assistance and
walked quickly into the building. There was
. detective at the door whom he recognized
and whom he looked at very disapprovingly.
Tho detective look cd nervous. He had heard
Of the Chairnan's disapproval Of any kind OF
guard about this office. and two minutes later.
when messenger boy camo down stairs and
the ONCE OF. the tiToaicie- Telegraph, on the
first floor OF the building. and took seat
ar not to bs By WR MEM
come down stairs.
It was about IL o'clock whom the Chairman
md the Doctor reached tho Office. They stood
in the hallwa a moment and then went up
stairs on the elevator and walked into the
It was moment before any OF them believed
thelr eyes. Then there was a rush to shake
He went first into tho private office OF. Vice
Chairman Leishman. which 10 next to his own
office, where he was when Assassin Berkman
Mr.: Leishman was At his desk Ky, writing l;,o He
the news had spread all over the building. and
the floor was crowded with men anxious to
every one. 1t was more than all hour before
he had nm opportunity to get into his own
The news that he was down town was heard
by many business friends. and they dropped
IN to a ths was W an the e3a S t
shooting. The big bullet hole. in the ceiling
had rot been covered W. and It vas almost
Ihst one tt that ddt FsGsh he
Among the men who called were several
who insisted on hearing from e him the story Of
finally he had chance to get to his WORK;
e. ter minutes he was as busy as h, he ever
recevng the reports Of lis subordinates.
lrday is enc Of the reEu t meeting days Of
room. which is the rear room on the irst moor
ing. The lepther sofa whore he lay while
tns M SSns sat "n sht tho @
thing. with the rcna rk that he felt slightly
better than he did when no was there before.
As usual on meeting days. dinner was
served in the room, and over 1t the affairs Of
the company were discussed Mr.. Fr!rk had
business; After, the meeting and the linner
he went bnck to his room. bat he could do no
more work. His time was again taken up with
Receiving congratulations HnH retelling the
he was heartily tired. lie saw several OF his
acquaintance in the newspaper business. but
said he disliked to Civ" any Of them forma!
we'll as before the shooting. He was fully rs
strong. he said. When surprise was Expressed
no remarked:
IL ,Eas too busy to stay away any longer
here, nm already at work. you will see
What have you to say a,9ut tho situation
VIZ. he rspei II assure you you tha at am
entirely satisfied. | could not ask any better
management e the trouble tha1 that which
TINT could expect or ask. There h,vo been
all Of them have been successfully met. and
tn, outi!o!; Is bright indeed"
the back q the whole 8, rike had been. Lroken
md Tint it was row only question Of n short
tms @da P rnna Mill: a to th.
ter fight would have been forgotten. He did
not look Tor any more serious trouble he said.
He was asked II he was not afraid to go about
alone for fear some other Anarchist or some
crank would try to finish tho lob that Berk-
man began. He laughed. and said he hadn't
any. fear whatever In conclusion he said.
am feeling in excellent shape and will go
right along rom now on attending to my bust
ness az always have done. Fortunately there
Is nothing bchind, for in my absence the work
has nll been done In the most satisfactory
manner by my assistants"
o'clock in The afternoon. which was as long as
the Doctor would permit. and then he went
home alone in the street cqrs.. He was ap-
parentlv none tho worse for the journey or the
days work. After he had left tho Office the
fS eseScs' WhI had rema Hi,r out o. sGnt
stay; came out and resumed his guard duty ut
the door.
Merry man. that man Frick." he remarked.
, Funny he doesn't want any protection"
ARREST Of TIE RIOTERS.
The Constnbles Had - Lively Time. but
They Got Eleven or Their Men.