New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
~THE SUN" STILL CRIPPLED
PRINTERS WHO ARRIVE BY WATER
WON OVER BY THE STRIKERS.
,-oNposIroRs ON THE EVENING EDITION GO
OFT AND ITS SIZE Is REDUCED-sEND-
NC rNERYWHFRF For MEN.
ING EVERYWHERE FOR Me-

OFT AND ITS SIZE IL kEDOCED-St>N
ING EVERYWHERE FOR MEN.
Who second day OF the strike at The Sun"
oesce stlll found the newspaper in a badly Grip
ias state The boatload Of printers who, II was
uaeAd had been hired in Philadelphia did not
,,ererialze TO my extent In The suns COM
ENG room last night The invading army Of
,-,rters apparently reached this city from the
o,sker City all right but the emissares OF the
.,,f.ers soon converted them over TO the doc
,r,-as % unionlsm, and they did not go to The
Sun" office
srad. spent the night on the steamboat En-
,savor. which was anchored off Bay Ridge AT
=, carly hour the Endeavor steamed up TO Fier
, North River. where its passengers were
,saed In the mean time the strikers union
- engaged the tug Elkins which had followed
che Epdeavor up from her anchorage OF 'ne
,,ght before The printers on the EnoeaVoi'
o.tsr landing. were taken to the Sixth-aVe' ele
,o,es railroad at South Ferry. and oroush' Up
e. rortlandt-st The strikers mingled IreeIy VIZ"
.he7o on the trip and so succesful We're o4e
,..ar IN the exercise Of their persuasive PoNe'
49, the majority OF the visitors MADE pee iiHo
o. the headquarters Of Typographlcal Oiiiot,
~ II was said that out Of the one uiec
- odd men only nine reached the once OF
.4--La
80 rrion. and the majority Of them were sent
NY .ha,r homes in the course Of the day
o.,e- troubles also beset The Sun as the
.,(-.,..ona corpositors who usually set the type
.o- me afternoon and evening editions also went
s,-kA Yesterday. and 1t was Impossible 10
:. ~, an edition Of the paper until CoIn-
.s.ro,,,,elv late hour All the afternoon edluohs
-. confined 10 four pages only, and much OF
-. matter they contained was reprint ano that
-, had been UP on the galleys 70 be useo
IN emergencies.
HELP FROM ANOTHER OFFICE.
o....,s. oseistance was sought last night by
an management 1t was declared that ne
INC post " which is known as a non-union
-s--s,aner had stepped into the breach ana
- ,.s services 10 The sun" Printing ana
,,,,bl,shing Company in getting out this morn
49, edition. The Wall Street page and all
49, +abula+ed matter was set on the linotype
.-aoni,as IN The Evening Post" office. Inc
e.ue,s NJ tvpe were then taken TO Tine sun
go ~ THE suns" delivery wagons winch
,s~a Guarded by policemen in citizens clothes
a. .ba oei0e Of The sun" i was saln tha'
.ha-o u,as nothing new IN the SITUATION II
vas also said that the work Of getting OUT u'e
,snAr was moving along smoothIy'
1obn y Delaney the newly elected presloehI
p. rrnorraphical Union No. 6, was an extremely
5usv man yesterday and ne was sloeu ~ '"s
T7xAcutive Committee Of the organization anu
q large force Of volunteers
A. u O'Clock last night President Delaney
gave out the following statement:
Eve are more than satisfied with the situa-
49,, rre1Aeranos received from all over the
-o,,,+rv rrove that The Sun IS making every
80 N secure men by all kinds OF promises
1,+ the members Of the international Union are
alert everywhere, and have found little oiiIlcul'S
q, rendering the work Of The sun ernlssaIles
- Trdipnation is expressed by fair minded
r,en everywhere at the alleged hoeral splrI. %
80 Sun, relative to the wages paid The
-. o-Ared nv The sun range from So to
s,s week less than the union newspaper scale
in New-York-
MD JAFFANs COURSE CRITICISED.
.,Ir 1aran IN the morning newspapers alb
.o,,,e,v denies any knowledge Of Charles Will
lam Edwards, Of the steamboat EndeaVor' or OF
the c,rculars which the representatives Of the
-r,or presented 10 Mr. Paddock on Saturday
e,..ring and requested mis- affirmation or denial
81 their authenticity. At the time MI La "a Is
,0sde This denial the Endeavor was anchoreu OH
nav Ridge and Mr.. Edwards had LETT the steam
e. in a rowbOat and was then receiving ms III
strucrions 1919 - pia- 4
North River. with Ia men, VINO Hdu O'Cit -
gagged by Mr. Edwards, every one OF tnese no :
g. ~ his possession one of the circulars whlch
The REPRESENTATIVES of the union suoihltIeo U
Mr. Paddock on Saturday evening ,,
COMES Of the other circular, the one hoIlIE u
+be oid EMPLOYEES OF The Sun that their posi-
r3ons were 10 BE- made vacant and dated august
: and signed by The sun Printing ahC ~
fishing Association had been posted up oy MI
awards in various parts Of the boat
when the situation was explained 10 the men
nv the unions representatives VINO met tHeIH
e. the wharf although they were guarqed Dy
tbA nolice All but nine Of them left Mr.. Edwards
go sccoronan4ed us 10 the headquarters OF the
rrion The nine were taken directly 10 Inc
SIN office An hour later five OF the nine came
out leaving only four as net result OF the eA-
Jeditlon. .o-.oo. an,
"Our organization was never so perfect, our
members are enthusiastic ano We canno' Ou
vn." a. 49,.
the latest reports last night were that aoou,
twenty five hands were working IN Inc sun
COMPRISING rooms among them being several
Tero-+orial stats who had learned TO stick type
IN bygone DAYS The reporter VINO could SCI
type was permitted 10 make more space thah 1t
ever did before. -,.,.,. a,A
In the day Commissioner Deiehanty ano
Secretary Rraneff. Of the State Board OF Medla
ION and Arbitration had conferences with potf
typographical Union No. and Inc sun
rer-es4ntarives. but nothing came Of H.
president Delaney OF big Six and Dame
Harris president OF the State Workineme1
Federation. had c conference III tile a.. ~ %,
b,+ rothing regarding II was given OUT 1oi
T-ru~arior The State Workngmen's Fedora
for represents about one hundred thousahO
men and is q branch Of the American Federa'
+or ~ Labor The latter body, II was saiu
would support the union in the present strlh'
against The Sun"
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