Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

And every OHc Of Them Was Condemned
by the Iaspsctors-That Is the Claim of
the strikers Concerning one lays " orK
at uomoscea i-Uther Matters OF inter
esd
HOMESTEAD, p, August 3.-It is now
probable that Us result OF the wage con-
dict IN Homestead. a secret society viii be
involved. Compliant has been made 70 the
Junior Order oil American Mechanic OOun-
eli that in the mill are large number OF
men wearing badges OF the order and that
IN taking the places OF locked out members
Of the Order they ere violating their oaLhs
and should DO expelled. The officers OF
the local council huyo began an luvestiEl
ton, and II the reports prove true VIII ap-
peal 10 tho State Councillor.
A wild story has been In circulation
here for two days which 10 effect IS That q
secret cmmissary OF tho Cian-ul-Glel had
been here trying 70 induce tue natui allied
lrishman here TO iCiu that organ zlllon.
The members ran 9gai1st several Workmon
who did not take any Hndher 70 MIN than
10 tao Anarchists who came here, and as
result be was uuCer2moHiOusly hustled
out OF town. Itis possible though That he
did enlist "a few persons before no lett aud
these will continue PROSECUTING.
Tho immediate effect OF the mass meet
inEs Yesterday has been materially 20 5ui-
fen tie courage Of the locsed-CuJ men and
the strikers. Manager POtter claimed that
f0rty-nino new men went 10 work IA two
davs and that the rank aud nlc OF the me
ch0nical department were rapidly weaken
ing This morning The company only
claim three additional applications auG the
men ara not disposed 20 ccnccde that many
II IS q fact that the energies OF q number Of
d.,
DAY is being devoted to-day toward iuduc-
INK those VINO have gone In 10 come out and
many stratagelas arc laid 10 get mold VI tue
men. The Edna has been plOWing the shore
ali morning trying 10 lind a Homestead
man near The mill landing The gates are
besjcged, ard letters containing personal
appeals sent 10 tho men.
ave have completely checked al feeling
OF Doubt" remarked d mem Der Of the Ad-
visOry Committee this morning mot
only are the men flrmer than they nave been
for week, out thcy will certainly reclaim
every Homestead steel worker who has
weakened This 10 our week. We have
learned that Yesterday seven plates were
rolled, and not single bnt was cOndemned.
That convlnCes US that our position mas be-
come almost impregnaOle. and @o can az
ford 10 wait until Mr.. Carnegie tires or
having his money thrown away
Tho Relief Committee Is unusually busy
to-day, there being more applications than
has been noticed since the shutdown.
Store orders this morning were issued 70
fully 300 persons, aud Uy ten days II Is
expected that the number whose necessities
have temporarily been provided for viii
reach eight hundred. Chairman Crawford
saws that the number OF letters containing
money which ne receives has increased
this week remarkably. Much OF the money
is In the form Of personal subscriptions
from private parties throughout the eouD-
try and the aid received IN this manner
bids fair 20 exceed the liberal amounts
raised by trades and labor Unions over the
country.
At the works this morning Superintend-
ent POtte- said that the departments IN
operation are working daily more smooth
as tee men become accustomed 70 the Work
and 20 have every reason 70 be satisfied.