The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-06

eraI- strike order not a wheel will he
turning in Vandergrift. Apollo or HYDE
Park"
Strikers Out of Jail.
From Wellsville. O.. the following re-
hoLt Is made; The last fur of the
striking steel workers who were ar
rested saturday, charged with riot
were released from Jail late this after
noon upon bail. There are Warrants
yet IN the hands Of the police for SOW
enteen more of the strikers. The of
nceFs, for some reason, seem to he
AFRAID 10 serve the warrants. Henry
B. Henderson, a potter, Cor whom rbe
ponce nave warrant. has been trying
10 set himself in the way of the Off
GERS al day to have them arrest him.
but they VIII not do il for the reason
that Henderson is backed by the Ma
tioEai Brotherhood of Operative Pot
ters, and the officers fear the vengeance
OF the potters, once they are aroused.
as they would be if one of their num-
Der were put under arrest.
secretary Duty of the pOtters, when
seen today denied that the brother
hood had any intention Of calling its
members out in sympathy with the
steel workers. though he said the
brotherhood would extend them both
financial and moral aid.
-Four new men were brought into
the mill from ScOttdale today and four
or the strikers deserted the union and
went back TO work. Five mills were
working today and four are working
tonight, the largest number run any
DAY since the strike began.
Vice President John Chappelle of
Newcastle was here today between
trains and said that all the steel mills
belonging to the United States Steel
corporation would be called out this
week. Further than that he refused TO
talk"
The condition at McKeespOrt at 10
D. IN. is reported as feverish. Many
strikers are on the streets around the
National Tuoe works The men an
nounce thar they are only wasting for
orders from headquarters before goias
out. Organizer Flynn Of the Federa-
tlon of Labor was here today looking
over the situation and comforting with
the local leaders. Persistent vUE6crs are
TO the effect that the mine workers VIII
refuse to furnish coal for the trust
coke furnaces OF mills.
Money for Strikers.
An ordinance has been drawn by
Common Councilman James NJ. Waum-
pier of Ike Fourth ward, apprOpTiating
S5O0.o0 FOR additional paving and sew
erinE in MckeespOrt. Only taxpayers
fre 80 be employed at the work. 1t is
Intended for the benefit Of the strikers
in case the struggle is prolonged. Labor
leaders viii bring great pressure TO
bear on couL 1limen TO have the ordl-
nance passed 1t would furnish work
for most Of the strikers for almost a
year.
simon Burns, president Of the Ma
tiora8 Window Glass Workers associa-
tion and general master workman Of
the Knights of Labor, made a prOposi-
tion this afternoon to the Pittsburg
Leader that he viii agree TO pay as
bigh a pei. cent assessment out of his
salSry. each week % aid the Amalga-
mated association as any national Of
fee. ex-o6fcer or member of any or
-eanizafion in the country. If Ihey VIII
aeree To this, he says he viii give his
entire salary as PRESIDENT or the WlL-
dow Glass Workers association
He has not drawn any salary as gen
eral master Workman of the Knights
of Labor on account Of the order. S
financial ccnS.tion, but viii also include
that when he receives it. The '1iler, ne
saws. is iptended particularly fa~ tn
national officers Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.