The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22

against the rules OF the union, and
that 10 h ny cause se Of tSs sFkTs
would he then and there accommpdated with /
an opportunity Having successfully held up
the strikers turned their attention to the cable |
cars and boarded each one as II came along.
OF the objectionable sheets they yanked II out
OF his hands. demonstrating with him sternly |
for such re- M anh s east II Who n tRe
scented this treatment, for any attempt at re-
pys%t MAS tN result Ssport in S ssSTs
.rs charge Garrett, Tti ' Ma.. "R na, al became the
and details from the West Forty seventh and |
West sixty eighth street stations were sent TO |
Upon their arrival dealer, named Terry an |
nounced that ne would sell what papers 10
y Tor help because score q boys had rushed
at him He was rescued and told he eonld sell
Five policemen surT9ptnded him I'LL, rLl,y G i6s
nybody penetrated this double trocha TO buy
II Then n the police began to drive the strikers
but using their clubs with a low and scythe-
treated sT tn sixty street and
avenue. where NJ Zeyit,ch was trying to do a
than than one a Calendar minute to convince Mr. Zile-
witch that what he chiefly needed was arnica
and S and ns and be
ssaaa had s}IiS d R ere beg
$Gaa ~bI" III ,dSgt{ and a.. ,s;dI ,s S;s
and flor for once in his lie he really had something
pa i a'r rshsr Than serious but "Sf Sa
guaRe was something to inspire even the
gs9 wh thu &ego t0 Around H
street was sufficiently quiet to admit OF the
L., . ha hnya cd do nd
marched through 125th street. carrying pln:
cards. cheering for the union newspSnpers; and
| JoWnalH Very little bus mess was done in
| those papers Yesterday. almost all the boys
toes are chalked on the sidewalks, The as
| phatt of City Hall Park was covered with this
In brooklyn. too. the strikers had everything
| their own way. II was almost impossible to
| buy a World or Journal. and the ill-advised
AMI EH% p %9Vs SS look ater him
while he was trying to road it unless he retired
meanwhile. beneath his coat. The boys had
n" hestati2n II jumnimG on the trolley ,n cars S
hnnd TsofT n MANY g" Of %
armed themselves with large red sticks that
like fat Wheel anf strictly
son to discover this was Michael Romeo. who
came across the, bridge with supply OF scab
long knife and cleared a way for himself the
eGy7 giving way for hin him unti! he came to
. pas; al, EGIy", with the knife. ~, Eddy"'
! brought his club down upon Mirhael's wrist
and the knife feIl into the gutter, Again the
club came down, this tim" on MI Michael head,
Kicked him about for a time aud let him 90.
He got away without his papers but with q
large and interesting collection OF bruises and
bulletin board this notice;
xii any gye what sells a scab eXtry."
| several of the strikers were captured hy tho
rolice., bpt were released after being taken
clubs Very few Of. the objectionahl" papers
were sold in BROOKLYN during the afternoon. A
mates that tn" loss ia sales to the two yellow
journals in this city and brooklyn comes to
nearly l9""H DAY In Jersey En WAS
| we'll maintained. and though the wagons came
2,veHE, nh G. 10 A. VI as usual y. with The n,
highly effective hovcott., The ur%rM annl
JonrnGl wagons returned to New York with
Two hoys, designated Ivy the other "newsies"
boyrotted extras around the Long Island Rail,
| road station in Long Island city Yesterday. and
he boys CHARGED them ped d The
bundles omen: and with shouts 81 gIee tore c up
/ the papers A meeting was called and Gas
| House " sullivan made GRAFTON.
Dem red an yeIer fireworks extrys amt no
S bn % MANI
den when we kicks fer our reghts dey truns de
| VERY rOllaraDoo inter us wit = wuodrn-
| handled spoon. Wot we wants T. do is ter plug
any mug wot brings 'em over an pass him ont
| inter de river.
At this point extra police arrived. and the
| meeting informally adjourned sine die. For
the rest of the attnrroon the police wer" on
| guard. and several times saved the two waller
Kids" from destruction. The, newsboys from
all parts Of Greater New York keep in com
muncaton. and General Master Wnrkhoy
| Diamond told The Sun reporter last night that
the strike was as good as won;
" Dem srah papcS is crnw!in already; said
he. "Dey'l give in. sure, Arhitrate? All.
hell Wat do W" want { arhtrate fer? Nah.
De paDcs has got ter come down ter two fer n
cent an dev gott"r put de agreement out on
der bulletin boards. See? Den dey cant
wlch on it
Newark newsboys have hoycotted the World
there yesterday because the BOYS refused to
take them from the wagons and destroyed
hundreds OF them which the agents tried to
~mugglo away on trolley cars. They even
snatched the extras from the hands or pockets
of persons reading them and they attacked
"Scah' ncwsboys In force. There were two
MorHr VERNON July 21.-The newsbovs'
strik" has extended to Mount Vernon. To-
morrow it is announced. no copies ot either
the Erpuiu1 W'DrM or the FreninO journal will
be sold. This afternoon the 200 newsbOvs OF
the city held an animated conference in q va
cant lot. After it was over Steamboat Mike,
who was one Of the principal ngitators. 81 ID
| Il tell youse this strike amt no blum. It's
| goin' to spread till it reaches de klondikr aud
was loudly cheernd Tho boys are canvassing
the city To induce their customers to take other
papers in the place Of tho ErPning World and
| JOWHdi
MEsSENGER BOTS REBEL.