The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-25
MIR. TRICK's CONDITION.
Ills Physicians Say HS Will be Out in n
T.w DayS-stn Directing Homestead

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Affairs.
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Frick slept we'll during the night and
rested easily to-day. His temperature
is ninety aud he seems 10 be quite
cheerful and confident Of his recovery.
a curious thing was that another cut
was discovered to-day whichwas missed
in the examination made Saturday. IT
is in the left leg, just below the cali, and
has almost severed the tendons. He
complained OF pain in the leg, but his
attendants imagined it was OF the other
wounds he spoke. 1t was OF course
carefully dressed and relief followed.
The patient has pissed the day listen
ing to letters and telegrams and dlctatt
ing replies. He has also gone over the
papers quito closely and discussed their
contents. 1t Is the intention OF his
associates in tho company to let Mr..
Frick continue the direction OF the
contest at Homestead from his home,
as they believe that the worry OF en-
forced idleness in such crisis would do
him moro harm than the work itself.
Mr.. Frick himselfswill not hear Of any
other course.
II said | would be back at the Office
on Monday, he declared, "but If Il can :
do that / can at least take up my work
here" DR., Litchfeld, who is In con-
stant attendance at the house, says
that Mr.. Frick is doing nicely. and uE-
less something now unlocked for oc-
ours, the patient will be up and about
in q few days.
Mus. FRICK's CONDITION.
There is much moro anxiety in the
family over Mrs. Frick's condition than
her husbands. She became a mother
twelve days ago, and has been in weak
and nervous condition anyhow. Yes
terday tho papers were kept from her
and she was given to understand that
tho affair ut the office was a trifling one.
This morning, however. she got hold Of
a newspaper and the effect OF tho whole
story thus given at once was almost
disastrous. OF course she is receiving
the moat anxious attention and tho
best results are hoped for.
Secretary Iovejoy authorizes the
statement that there arc now between
four and five hundred men in the
Homestead mill, and that as many more
will 60 in tomorrow. He says the com
pany is not worrying about the strike
In the union mills OF this city and ct
Beaver Fails. Most OF the people will
wish to return to work and the strike
will not last. The following notice will
be posted in and about Homestead Steel
Works Monday morning:
NOTICE.
TIE CARNEGIE STEEL COMPANY, LIMITED.
To An Men WHO Enter Our Employ Attcr July l.
In no case and underno circumstances
will a single one OF you be discharged to
make room for another man. You will
keep your respective positions 60 long
rs you attend to your duties, Positive
orders to this effect have been given to
the general superintendent.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
The CARNEGIE STEEL COMPANY, LIMITED.
H. @. FRIcK, Chairman.
Homestead Steel FORKS, July 25, 1892.
1t expected that this notice will
have an immediate and important Of
feet on the situation in Homestead, be-
cause the company could not issue q
more solemn pledge of its purpose to
protect the new mon in their positions.
Among the locked out workingmen one
Of their reasons for their hesitancy in
returning to work Is said to be the fear
that if tho Amalgamated Association
wins the fight they will be made to sut,
fer tho vengeance of the successful
union. Secretary Lovejoy expects that
the notification will case break in the
solid ranks Of the opposition upon its
publication.
At midnight Mr. Frick was sleeping
easily, there was no fever, and every
thing indicated steady improvement