The sun., 1901-07-17
THOUSANDS SWELL
THE STRIKERS RANKS
Firemen Go Out and Tie Up the Pennsylvania
Mines.
sTRpJ STRIKE WILL PROBABLY END SOON

aI MOncSSen. Inc corrected list oI iuic
tin plate mills is as follows:
Atlantn, Atlanta, q; Raniield, IRON
dale, o., 4; Beaver. Lisbon, o., Z; Can
onsburg, Canonsburg, Pa, b; Cham.
pion, Muskegan, Mich, 5; Crescent
Cleveland, 6; Cumberland, Cumberland,
Md, s; Cambridge, Cambridge, o., q;
Ellwood, Ellwood City, Pa, 9; Falcon,
Niles, o., g; Great Western, Joliet, HIS,
Al Humbert, Connellsvlle, Pa, 9; IRON
dale, Middleton, Ind, 6; In Belle,
Wheeling, 10; Laughlin, Martins Fer
ry, o., 30; Monongahela, Pittsburg, IA;
Morewood, Gas City, Ind, 3; Newcas-
tie, Newcastle, Pa, 20; Pittsburg, New
Kcnsington, Pa, q; Reeves, Canal Do
yer, o., q; Shenango, Newcastle, 30;
Star, Pittsburg, s; United States, Nc
KeespOrt, IL.
The sheet Mill Situation.
The Amnlgamated men employed on
each turn in a-shcet mill number 10 as
follows: Roller, rougher, catcher, pair
heater, heater, heaters helper doubler,
hatcher, shcarman, shearman's helper,
|
mill employs I5 skilled men. The
American Sheet Steel company employs
7,47O skilled men in it's 1876 mills. Of
this number 2,2a0 skilled men are at
work at 80 mills that have not been
closed by the strike. They are Wander
grift, 81 mills; Kirkpatrick, Leechburg
q mills; Salisbury, 3 mills; Old Mead.
| ow, 6 mills, and Scottstlale, mills.
| The number of skilled men on strike
| is 800 mt the Following plants: Cam
| bridge works. Cambridge, o., mills
| Canton works, Canton, o.. 9; CHARTERS
works. Carnegie, 3; Dennson works
Dennison, o., 4; Dresden works, Dres
den, o., A; Falcon works, Niles, O., 8
Hyde Park works, Hyde Park, Pa, .
Laufman works, Paulton, Pa, B; Mid
land works, Muncie. Ind, Z; New Phil
adelphia works, New Philadelphia, ..
o; Piqua works, Piqua, o., 4; Reeves
works, Canal Dover, o., .; Struther
works, bridgeport, o., IS; Wellsvill
works, Wellsyile, o., u; w. -. Woo
works, McKeesport, 10.
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there are 1000 skilled workmen, an
NIL but $50 mt the Duncansyilie plan
are idle The plants affected are WI
liam Clark's Sons & Co, Pittsbnrg; j,
Painter x Sons, pittshurg, Lindsay
Met Cutcheon, PittsDurg; Monessen Stes
company, Monessen, Pa; Union lfo
and Steel company, Youngstown, ", II
cluding mills mt Youngstown, Walre
and Girard, o.; L. l.. Kimberly y Co
sharon, Pa, and Greenyille, Pa; 4fhtn'
, standard works, Bridgeport and Nil
! 90 Junction, o.; Pomeroy Iron an
, Steel company, PomefOy, .. IN
$ makes 10000 skilled workmen out
present. 1t is estimated that the U
skilled labor in the various mills a
:. fected by the strike will run the TOT
! close to the claim of T4,000 idle me-
. made by the Amalganlated assoclauo
K Settlement Gossip.
y Speculation as to the pr0baDle ~
Element Of the strike is active III
circles. and among business men al
manufacturers generally the consens
If opinion is that the combine officii
a and Amalgamated officials VIII get
gether before long and adjust the q
ferences. Some of the manufacture
4 were emphatic in stating that 1t VOL
e he arranged within 4S hours, yet tn
il could give no positive information
b" any movement Oh foot to start mel
- tiations.
"i In regard to the threat of Preside
= Shaffer to call out the workmen III
=, other union plants of the United Sta
NJ Steel corporation made ON Saturday
No significant statement from him q
It'll inst now he was not in the sym
ms thetic strike business is looked upon
mt meaning that for the present the Il
ms will be allowed to continue at WORK.
rs President Shaffer was cheerlni
~ said he was entirely satisfied WIN
= situation. Lls Lad inat haea ~ -