The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-26
MR. FRICK IS CONVALESCING,
His Wonderful Sang FTOid and Vitality
Insure His Recovery.
HUGH OBOHNELL RELEASED ON BAIL.
More Non-r nion Men Arrive-Mr. Frlol's
final Peace oGcr to the strikers-Cruel
Treatment OF "A Muitiamau.

PTrsBuR0. Pa, July 25- Chairman Henry
G. Frick, Of tho Carnegie Company, did not
come down 20 bis Office this morning. rs he
jokingly assured his associates that he would
when he was carried 20 the ambulance on
Saturday night nor is it probable that he
will be seen at bis desk for many months 10
come Reports from bis residence this
morning arc TO the effect that he passed q
restful night despite the closeness of the
atmosphere. His extraordinary vitality was
stukngly demonstrated yesterday, for
although it was the hottest day that Pitts
burg has experienced ia nearly ten years
his wounds gave him apparently little trou-
Die while mentally he was bright and active,
MIR. FmoK's LFE THREaTENHD.
The fact has developed that on Saturday
Nr Frick received in his morning mail
letter which informed him that he would
die before the next day. lie passed II over
g. one OF bis associates with the Joking re-
mark II have but twonty-four hours 10
lvo.' Afterwards be placed the missive in
one of the pigeou-holes of his desk He re-
ferrod TO the matter last night, and to-day
20 s being investigated. II Is not thought,
bowever. 90 have any connection with
Berkmaus action. The wOuld-bo assassin
station 10 the county isl, whore he will re-
main until his trial IN September.
THE FINAL pEACE-oFTEBING.
The orders signed by Mr. Frick and posted
81 the Homestead works this morning TO
the effect that men returning % work would
be insured against removal. and which was
gwen in the United Press dispatches Of last
night. is regarded as the final peace Offering
of the firm TO the strikers. IN this cOnnec-
ton a representative of the firm makes on
important statement.
Even If Mr. Frick should die he said,
"the policy OK the management 10 the
present crisis viii be strictly adhered 70.
The statement that Air. Carnegie is not IN
full accord with Dir trick in the course the
latter has pursued of late is absolutely and
unQualidedly untrue
MORE NoN-UNIoN MEN.
The fast west-bound express on the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad which is not sched-
uled 10 stop at SWissdale, made a stop near
that place this morning and two day
coaches with the blinds closed were un-
coupled. After the train had moved out
the cars were unlocked and over two hun
dred men ahghted. The steamer Little
Bill was in waiting 0t the landing at City
Farm station, close by the camp of the
Fourteenth regiment and the men
were taken over the river to the
mill yard in patches. They are said 10 be
skilled steel workers from New York, Phil
adelphia and Boston. There was consider
able excitement this morning in the neigh
b0rhoOd OK the Union mills. owing 10 the
report that nOn-unlOu men would be put TO
work. In response % % call from the super
intendent one hundred extra police were
assigned 20 duty in the neghborhood but
everything is quiet and the alarm seems TO
be without foundation.
Berkmanns landlord, which whom be
stopped before he went 10 the Merchants
Hotel, has been arrested as an accompllce
40 the attempted murder of MIR. Erlok.