The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-25

well. boys. yon know In with yer through,
Annie sat down again and Il was several
| minutes before the applause subsidized. race,
track Higgins OF Brooklyn was then called
There's 1000 q US here from B1,o9klyn to;
night, he said; but think most OF tne gaIn ,G
the New York Loys and we're going e stick
with them to the end. We took up collection
| and To- lead US over here. / went up to
or' nDeysTy TO-DAY to to get permit
'Gt "tt. yer slobs, told him we wasn't
slobs bu, honest boys trying to make an
nit. 40 we had to leave the band home. / can
only say to you. BOYS. to stand firm and bet
STRUCK six Of those $2.S day World and Jour.
nal iellers in front Of Dement'S, in Brook
3 Ai we sSn@sa sp MEN
Syng up he a pnsy tb tSqk w tnE
Now wasn't thai si%Srq Applause think
cents this week but can stand heap Of that
and so can all the. Brooklyn boys. Don't you
decent deal, We're putting, them out OF bust
ness fast and they know t." - -.
sang "A pathetic song about one legged news
boy. and then, Mickey Myers end one or two
ne m ha y.sr ike and spent pe tt tho
rest Of the evening celebrating the successful
strike pnl their great meeting $500.
cessful day they have had since the strike be-
gan. because the boycotted papers went to the
only to have Is per cent OF the men quit before
they Ind sold singh paper; The boys had
| them. The few dozen that remained loyal to
| their employers sold few :, papers. and the
INK INK this Kind Of Ia warfare against them We"
| The Arbitration COMMITTEES, which was to
he Mr. snT s, h S h.
| Erenin0 Journdls from 90 to 90 cents hun
drcd. went to the Journal office in the after;
| that the editor refused to see them. They got
no answer. and so decided to keep up the fight
| folks. '"' ~ ''N''
The parade that was planned for yesterday
morning had to be given up because Chief
| Devery refused to issue a permit to the boys.
| Two World drivers and one JoWuat driver
BECAUSE they dn Care 20 to combs
| the boys any longer.
| William Reese. y negro. was arrested while
boys at Third avenue and Forty second street
yesterday, The negro had bundle Of the cir
upoH Policeman Pheis9 to arrest Reese.
Why, don't YOU soc what he's doing ?" re-
Joined the l h ma1 Theyrs 6 HdSer t, 20
buy tho paper The once sent me out to have
anY, one giving out such things arrested,
v es r hn anh there 9ef he e nG Y %sn
the prisoner, The policeman finally made
Reese aid he was, a newsboy and distributed
the circulars to help, along the other boys who
ing any law Magistrate teller warned him
not to do It again and discharge,d him.
swoop"d down '" on Ave men ' Who we're sens
tho forbidden papers at l25th street and Third
ne S3 the streets M the sa S
They chased the mon into trolley cars and TO
the platforms Of the elevated roads At 10Th
men and destroyed their stock They found
eight men at | 10Th street and Eighth avenue.
ner. One Of the boys. Edward Rowland. was
OTHER Toys wsrs casually clubbing some non;
At fsh ays9pS "HA street
Crane fined him ST. mi Mkt paid the dollar and
Magistrate Crane fined him So.
on IA Third avenue car at Fifth Street and
snatched paper from the hand of an old man.
planned; 3D. The old man apoice;izcd and con
trihutcd dime to the strike fund
boys and their symputhizers discovered two
piles OF Worlds and Journals on a newsstand
at the northeast corner OF second avenue r and
charged on the stand. tipped it over. grabbed
the papers and had rshnGSa them to
streets; yelling in triumph and thrSat.
T"Iic@man zuek o, the East Fiy,arstt
They attacked luck. hurting sticks. stones and
| old cans at him. Xuck stood it as long rs he
could "ha t then reIEed to b nearhS ote
II The Staten Island newsboys refused ycster-
day to buy the boycottcd papers, and in ,T9mp-
kinsville, Staplcton and Clifton they held up
| the newspaper delivery wagons. pcted the
M9uST yERS0S.' \, 7. July 24,|Two hun
bred newsboys OF this city. who decided to Ioin
World and Jo"Tndi. went out today today, This his
morning the strlk"Ts assembled early at the
HTGFy 'hS s
| lem station mob surrounded Walter tiullivera
dealer. who was on hand to sell III" Worlds, and
by threats OF violence compelled him to Join
| their ranks. The boy afterward became one Of
thcmost enthusiastic strikers. proving his tenlty
another agent Of tho World 4 largo crowd Of
strikers gathered at the New Haven Railroad
| liOrhian Jo,u'hal. They had made all arrange
ments when the first train pulled in to seize
drove the, boys away. Later they attacked
Arthur and solomon Loevine. the Worldly whole
aSsn fla and '9" up s"r ForeT9s r.
MAJ. armed boy with cub and put him
out ." tho GornGr Of ,rt The %ndS .5n"ss
| The boy had been on the street only q few min
| utes when Il mob OF strikers surrounded him
| and snatch"d his papers. Mr.. Barguot who
had been watching the proceedings from his
| store ran after the boys. just as he was about
| to close In on them and recapture his property
| an outsid er stepped between him and he fugi.
tivcs and smut OH further pursuit; Barguet
| returned to his store and made no further at
| tempt to sell Journals.
In the afternoon nearly fifty newsboys sur
| rounded the Loeyine brothers. and. after Civ
| INK them terrible beating. demolished their
| wagon and sent tho horse "fr at a dead Gallop
! down the street About twenty boys threw the
| Iorvines into the gutter and hammered and
| kicked them, while others broke the wagon into
| srllnters and tore M the papers. The morse
was beaten until he tore loose from the wagon
| and ran of down the street, The police ar
| rested Thomas Madden. an outsider, and John
| Charge. q newsb9y. and took them to the po-
lice station. followed by crowd OF about
| 1000 people.
| Tomorrow. it is said. strikes will be de-
| olared by the newsboys in Youkcrs. New RO-
| chellc and other towns In Westchcster county.
PLAINFIELD. NJ. July 24-Thc strike among
the local newsboys against handling or selling
| evening editions Of the World and the JOGmdl
| reached an exciting point this afternoon. Tho
| boys gathered at tn" North avenue railroad
| station and met tho various New York trains
| that carried the papers. In every instance